Former Prince Andrew awarded £302,000 after surrendering Royal Lodge lease

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 11:55 · Archive

The Crown Estate has awarded former Prince Andrew £302,000 in compensation for surrendering his lease on Royal Lodge near Windsor.

The Crown Estate has awarded former Prince Andrew £302,000 in compensation after he surrendered his lease on Royal Lodge near Windsor Castle. The compensation was announced on Friday.

King Charles III had stripped his younger brother of his royal titles and evicted him from the 30-room mansion earlier this year. The eviction followed mounting public outcry and U.S. Department of Justice documents connected to the Epstein investigation.

Andrew left the property earlier than expected in February and was subsequently moved to a residence on the king's private Sandringham estate. The Crown Estate manages lands nominally owned by the king for the benefit of taxpayers.

How it is being reported

• Former Prince Andrew awarded $400,000 in compensation after surrendering his lease in WindsorThe Crown Estate says ex-Prince Andrew has been awarded 302,000 pounds in compensation after surrendering his lease on Royal Lodge.Clickorlando · 9 Oct, 11:18
• Former Prince Andrew awarded $400,000 in compensation after surrendering his lease in WindsorThe Crown Estate says ex-Prince Andrew has been awarded 302,000 pounds in compensation after surrendering his lease on Royal Lodge.News4Jax · 9 Oct, 11:18

In this story: Prince Andrew · King Charles III · The Crown Estate · Royal Lodge · Windsor Castle · Sandringham

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