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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faced £1.8m repair bill after leaving Royal Lodge
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Ex-prince was granted £302,000 in compensation for early end of lease and king has reportedly contributed to costs Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faced a £1.8m bill to cover repair and restoration of his former Royal Lodge home in Windsor after the lease was officially surrendered. B
Ex-prince was granted £302,000 in compensation for early end of lease and king has reportedly contributed to costs Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faced a £1.8m bill to cover repair and restoration of his former Royal Lodge home in Windsor after the lease was officially surrendered. But the former prince was granted £302,000 in compensation for giving up the lease early on the 98-acre property, meaning his total costs came to £1.5m. Continue reading...
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