Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story

[Hallo girl]

Andrews's lease is a private lease, secured on commercial terms, on an arms length basis, between the Crown Estate and the Duke of York. The terms, including its duration, can be agreed by any member of the public. So I am not sure you can "stop making extended leases".

And as long as adheres to the agreement he is secure, whether that is sensible or not is another matter.

 

[muriel]

And as long as adheres to the agreement he is secure, whether that is sensible or not is another matter.

Quite right!

 

[tommy100]

Yes, his lease is his business and National Audit Office reviewed all the Royal Family leases with the Crown estate and found them all to be above board.
The issue is, can Andrew meet the terms of that lease still? It seems the answer to that is, increasingly, not without support from his brother.

 

[tommy100]

It was mentioned in a few places at the time

Prince Andrew rammed closed park gates with his £80,000 Range Rover

The Queen's son (pictured) is said to have left Windsor Great Park with a bill of thousands of pounds, following the incident on Sunday.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Prince Andrew WON'T be investigated after ramming gates with his car

The Queen’s son has been accused of ramming open an electronic gate in Windsor Great Park with his Range Rover while taking a shortcut back to his house.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Duke of York 'should be prosecuted for ramming open park gate'

Prince Andrew is reported to have damaged gates of Windsor Great Park by forcing them open in his Range Rover

www.theguardian.com

Prince Andrew 'rams gates' with car after they fail to open - Royal Central

The Duke of York has reportedly damaged his Range Rover after attempting to ‘ram’ some electric gates after they failed to open at his Windsor home in order to avoid a mile long detour. According...

royalcentral.co.uk

Prince Andrew reported to police for 'ramming park gates with Range Rover'

The Queen's second oldest son reportedly rammed closed gates with his £80,000 Range Rover so he could take a shortcut

www.mirror.co.uk