Castle Open Days to Be Cut Back to Save Money

Evening Post (Bristol, UK) › October 03, 2007

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Berkeley Castle is pulling up the drawbridge and cutting the number of days it is open to the public because of a continuing fall in the number of visitors.

The trustees of the castle's charitable trust said it is losing pounds100,000 a year and needs to make savings by reducing the number of days it is open to the public to about 100 a year.

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Castle Open Days to Be Cut Back to Save Money

The castle was completed in 1153 by Lord Maurice de Berkeley at the command of Kin...

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