The Crown Estate Commissioners

The Crown Estate Commissioners are a group responsible for managing the Crown Estate, a vast portfolio of properties and land in the UK, including parks, farms, and urban properties. They operate independently from the government but contribute profits to the UK Treasury, supporting public services. Their role involves overseeing sustainable management and development of these assets to ensure long-term financial benefits and environmental stewardship. Essentially, they manage land and property owned by the monarchy’s estate on behalf of the public, ensuring assets are used effectively, responsibly, and profitably.