OR Kate Middleton and the Prince William They are preparing to move to Forest Lodge, but new and rigorous security measures around their new home have made their neighbors furious. Especially those who have dogs.
According to the ‘The Times“, A 2.3 -mile perimeter around Forest Lodge has come into force, where Prince William and Kate Middleton are planning to settle by the end of the year. Since Sunday, September 28, locals no longer have access to the area and the offenders will be arrested, According to the interior ministry’s security plans.
Were placed fenceswhile residents lost access to the Cranbourne Gate and the Windsor Great Park park, which they pay about $ 150 a year to use, according to the report.
“Many of us are riding our dogs for 20 years, so telling us now that we can’t is now a ‘slap’. We pay annual subscription for the maintenance of the park, but we will no longer be able to use a part of it. We were only warned that this part of the forest would close forever.
Now I have to get into the car and go somewhere farther to take my dog ride, “he said in a resident by talking to Sun. Another resident said he used to park at the Cranbourne gate to take his dog walk. However, he said he understood the change.
“Obviously it’s frustrating, because my dog loves this place. We come every few weeks and Now we have to find another place to take his walks. But I fully understand that the safety of William, Kate and their family is of the utmost importance, so we have to ensure that they live here safely, “he explained.
The Times also reports that new trees have been planted and security cameras have been placed to enhance privacy and security around Forest Lodge.
OR Daily Mail He had previously reported that two families in houses near Forest Lodge were invited to leave the spot earlier in the summer. No extinguishers were issued and that the tenants were transferred to corresponding or even better houses within Windsor Great Park, notes the People.
Also, the prince and the princess of Wales will continue to have a staff who stay with them on Forest Lodge, according to the same report. The for many years of their three children, Maria Tourion Boragio, as well as their home assistants, will probably stay in smaller homes in the area.
Forest Lodge is just four miles from their current home, Adelaide Cottage.