US EditionRemoval van leaves Royal Lodge as Andrew set to leave Berks mansion
Former Prince Andrew is relocating to Marsh Farm on the Sandringham estate after being served notice at Royal Lodge and will stay in temporary accommodation until renovations finish.
- In October, Buckingham Palace announced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will give up his Royal Lodge, Windsor lease and relocate to the Sandringham estate, Norfolk.
- After being stripped of titles, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor relocated following notice to vacate Royal Lodge, linked to his ties with the now-dead American sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
- A removal van was seen leaving Royal Lodge, Windsor, while Sky engineers and Nordwell, Norwich-based security firm vans were spotted nearby, showing contractor and security activity.
- Renovations at Marsh Farm will keep him offsite until Easter, so he will live in temporary digs while the work continues on the King's Norfolk estate.
- The Wolferton lane has seen visible physical changes, including timber fencing about 6ft high and vans from a Norwich-based security firm specialising in CCTV, alarms and access control.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has suffered a fresh blow as his potential new home has been flagged as part of a flooding risk.Marsh Farm is on a flood plain and residents have been advised to sign up for flood alerts in case local measures fail to alleviate the risks.A flood risk assessment from last year for Wolferton Barns, which is just metres from Marsh Farm, stated: “The Environment Agency operates a flood warning system to enable householders…
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Gazette & HeraldSee removal van leaving Royal Lodge as Andrew moves on
A removal van has left Royal Lodge in Windsor as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor prepares to move to Sandringham in Norfolk.
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Prince William has prevailed and King Charles III is leaving former Prince Andrew deal with his issues on his own. The transition from a 30-room palatial estate to a five-bedroom farmhouse is, for most, an upgrade of a lifetime. But for the residents of Royal Lodge, it represents a brutal downsizing that is less about “decluttering” and more about survival. As unmarked removal vans become a fixture at the gates of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s lo…
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