MPs urge Crown Estate to review lessons from Andrew's Royal Lodge lease
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A Public Accounts Committee has called on the Crown Estate to examine lessons learned from Prince Andrew's subletting arrangements at Royal Lodge, following newly revealed details about his rental activities. Andrew reportedly generated over £2,000 monthly from renting cottages on the estate before being evicted due to his association with Jeffrey Epstein.
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Crown Estate must look at lessons learned on Andrew’s Royal Lodge lease, MPs say (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)
New details were revealed by the Public Accounts Committee about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s subletting on the estate.
Andrew made more than £2,000 a month subletting Royal Lodge cottages (opens Sky News in a new tab)
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received more than £2,000 a month from renting out three cottages at his former Royal Lodge home, a report by the public spending watchdog has revealed.
Andrew made more than £2k a month renting out cottages at Royal Lodge (opens The Independent in a new tab)
The disgraced former prince lived there for 22 years before being evicted over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
