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Dear Mr Daw

Your enquiry (1134)

I am writing further to your email of 21 October 2019, in which you
enquired about the steps taken by The Crown Estate as a landlord to ensure
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protected.

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From: Tim Daw <[6][FOI #613959 email]>
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2019 6:37 PM
To: Enquiries <[7][email address]>
Subject: Freedom of Information request - Heritage at Risk

Dear The Crown Estate,

The 2019 Heritage at Risk Register (link to interactive map -
[8]https://t.co/pE1yQgZfmo ) shows that on much of the farmland owned by
the Crown Estate in Wiltshire, and probably elsewhere, that Heritage
Assets such as barrows are at risk from ploughing by the Crown's tenants.

Please may I enquire as to what steps The Crown Estate is taking to
provide exemplary leadership as a landlord in ensuring that the Heritage
Assets it owns are protected and that in future assessments they will no
longer be classified as being at risk.

Yours faithfully,

Tim Daw

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