Andrew’s arrival in Sandringham met with frosty reception from locals
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's relocation from his Windsor mansion to the King's Sandringham Estate has been met with a frosty reception from local residents.
He is reportedly staying temporarily at Wood Farm Cottage in Wolferton, with a permanent move to Marsh Farm anticipated by early April.
The presence of press photographers and television crews near his temporary residence has disrupted the usually tranquil village.
Anonymous residents expressed concerns that the location is too public, suggesting he should be in a more secluded area to avoid media attention.
Members of the public visiting the Sandringham Estate also voiced disapproval, criticising his continued luxurious lifestyle despite his circumstances.
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