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For years, Windsor Great Park has been a quiet refuge for locals, dog walkers, and families who believed it would always remain open. But following the Prince and Princess of Wales’ move into their new home at Forest Lodge, that sense of permanence has been shaken. In this video, we look at the growing backlash from Windsor residents who say familiar paths have been closed, access points removed, and long used land placed behind new security boundaries.

Locals speak out about the sudden changes, from fenced off fields to car parks closing with little notice. We explore why many residents were shocked by the scale of the restrictions, the role of the Crown Estate, and how a protected security zone quietly reshaped part of the Great Park. This is not just about royal security, but about public access, tradition, and what happens when a future king chooses to live inside a public park.

We also look at William and Catherine’s housing history, why Forest Lodge was chosen as their long term family home, and how this move compares to their previous residences at Kensington Palace and Adelaide Cottage. Was this level of security inevitable, or could a better balance have been found?

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