Prince Andrew's neglect of Royal Lodge has triggered the Windsor property to fall into significant disrepair, a property expert told GB News. The Duke of York has funded himself since King Charles axed his £1million annual allowance last year in a bid to force Andrew to downsize royal residency.

Prince Andrew has been living at Royal Lodge in Windsor - but the Duke of York has been left with 'absolutely no life whatsoever', it has been claimed

Court documents have revealed a timely meeting between Prince Andrew and the Chinese Ambassador, just weeks after the infamous car crash Newsnight interview

King Charles and Prince Andrew remain in a bitter row over the future of Royal Lodge, with the monarch having withdrawn funding for £30million mansion

With his £1million-a-year allowance from The King drying up, Prince Andrew has needed to find alternative sources of income – and one royal expert has a radical suggestion for him

After her mother died in 2002, the late Queen Elizabeth II ensured that Royal Lodge didn't remain a "grace and favour" residence.

Prince Andrew has reportedly taken on the task of maintaining the 21-acre gardens at Royal Lodge, his Grade II listed home in Windsor, after it fell into a 'shocking state.'According to the Daily Mail,

Prince Andrew appears to be in a streak of bad luck as he continues to test King Charles and his patience.The Duke of York, who has been stripped off of his royal titles and patronages, has been

Skynews.com.au Digital Reporter Reilly Sullivan claims Prince Andrew is “humiliated” over the media’s coverage of the Royal Lodge and its maintenance issues.