“I’m not particularly keen on him. I’m not happy he’s this way. As long as we don’t see him. He will be hid away somewhere.”
Another resident repeated the sentiment, saying: “He will have all the things he needs. He’s still living in a certain amount of luxury”.
A third local woman admitted she was “not enamoured” by his arrival.
“They’re dumping their royal rubbish on us,” she said.
One more resident questioned the situation entirely, saying he was “flabbergasted” that Andrew had been permitted to live on the King’s estate at all if he was supposed to be ostracised.
“I’m a little bit flabbergasted myself. If he’s an outcast and living on the estate, he’s not an outcast is he,” he remarked.
Signs of a Swift and Discreet Move
There were indications that Andrew’s relocation may have been hurried following the release of the Epstein files. On Thursday, reports noted two builders’ vans, a groundworks vehicle, a flatbed truck and a pest control operator entering the Wood Farm grounds.
A vehicle carrying two men believed to be police officers assigned to Andrew’s protection was also seen at the property. The former royal was reportedly overseeing interior preparations to meet his preferences.