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8 November 2026

Spectacular cave site 'neglected' after five years closed to tourists

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Spectacular cave site 'neglected' after five years closed to tourists

Princess Margaret Rose Cave has been a popular tourist destination for generations, but the public hasn't been inside since 2021. Millions are being spent on upgrades, but the site's reopening has been repeatedly delayed.

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