Legoland theme park finds cannabis in derelict cottage
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The plants were found in a derelict cottage not accessible to the public
A cannabis farm has been discovered inside a derelict cottage on land owned by Legoland Windsor theme park.
The plants were found during "routine checks" by park staff on Monday.
It is thought the building - outside of the park resort but on the theme park's land - was accessed from nearby land owned by the Queen.
A 40-year-old man from Windsor and a 34-year-old man from Burnham have been arrested on suspicion of producing cannabis.
Thames Valley Police are currently on-site investigating the discovery of the plants and equipment.
A Legoland spokesperson said the building "appears to have been accessed via the Crown Estate".
The arrested men have been bailed until 28 February.