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Ladybbird · 06-10-20, 16:40

Prince Andrew Spent £16,000 of Taxpayer Money on Private Flight to Watch The Open Golf

The Duke of York's three-day trip to watch golf tournament The Open Championship at Portrush in 2019 cost almost £16,000, the delayed annual Sovereign Grant Report reveals

Daily Mirror UK, 6 OCT. 2020

Prince Andrew splashed out on a private jet to Northern Ireland (Image: PA)

The taxpayer footed the bill for Prince Andrew's £16,000 flight to watch golf tournament The Open Championship, figures show.

The Duke of York flew in a private jet from Farnborough, Hants, to Portrush, in Northern Ireland last July, even though there were 13 daily flights from London to Belfast, according to reports.

Following the 60-year-old royal's car crash interview with Emily Maitlis for BBC's Newsnight in November, the Royal Portrush stripped him of his patronage.

The duke was roundly slammed for his failure to apologise for his friendship with late billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

The Duke of York looks on during the third round of the tournament (Image: Getty Images)

The expenditure was detailed in the delayed annual Sovereign Grant Report where the royals reveal how they have spent the annual allowances from the Treasury.

A palace source told The Sun: "He was undertaking a visit on behalf of his patronage. Arrangements in relation to the programme did not enable him to travel by scheduled flight."

Andrew's sister Princess Anne is similarly under fire for a day trip to Rome for a Six Nations match in February as patron of the Scottish Rugby Association which cost the taxpayer £16,440.

Andrew leans out to watch Paul Casey of England play a putt (Image: R&A via Getty Images)

A royal source said the charter flight she took was "deemed being most appropriate" in relation to security, as well as "value for money".

Next-in-line to the throne Prince Charles spent £19,100 on a private flight to Aberdeen a day before Britain went into coronavirus lockdown in March.

The travel costs for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's high-profile family tour to southern Africa last September cost the taxpayer nearly £246,000.

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The flights came to nearly a quarter of a million pounds and were the most expensive royal journey of 2019-2020, according to the royal financial records.

It comes as the Queen faces a £35 million shortfall in funding because of Covid-19 but has vowed to avoid asking the Government for a bailout from taxpayers.

She has promised to look for cost savings and efficiences in the way the Royal Household operates after her senior advisers revealed the full cost of the coronavirus in royal accounts published last night.

A 10-year, £369 million project to refurbish Buckingham Palace is now forecast to run £20 million short because the amount of money the Queen receives from the taxpayer is expected to stand still for the first time at £86.3 million in the next couple of years.

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 47,620 Thanks: 27,641 Thanked 14,458 Times in 10,262 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Prince Andrew Spent £16k of Taxpayer Money on Private Flight to Watch Golf Prince Andrew Spent £16,000 of Taxpayer Money on Private Flight to Watch The Open Golf The Duke of York's three-day trip to watch golf tournament The Open Championship at Portrush in 2019 cost almost £16,000, the delayed annual Sovereign Grant Report reveals Daily Mirror UK, 6 OCT. 2020 Prince Andrew splashed out on a private jet to Northern Ireland (Image: PA) The taxpayer footed the bill for Prince Andrew's £16,000 flight to watch golf tournament The Open Championship, figures show. The Duke of York flew in a private jet from Farnborough, Hants, to Portrush, in Northern Ireland last July, even though there were 13 daily flights from London to Belfast, according to reports. Following the 60-year-old royal's car crash interview with Emily Maitlis for BBC's Newsnight in November, the Royal Portrush stripped him of his patronage. The duke was roundly slammed for his failure to apologise for his friendship with late billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The Duke of York looks on during the third round of the tournament (Image: Getty Images) The expenditure was detailed in the delayed annual Sovereign Grant Report where the royals reveal how they have spent the annual allowances from the Treasury. A palace source told The Sun: "He was undertaking a visit on behalf of his patronage. Arrangements in relation to the programme did not enable him to travel by scheduled flight." Andrew's sister Princess Anne is similarly under fire for a day trip to Rome for a Six Nations match in February as patron of the Scottish Rugby Association which cost the taxpayer £16,440. Andrew leans out to watch Paul Casey of England play a putt (Image: R&A via Getty Images) A royal source said the charter flight she took was "deemed being most appropriate" in relation to security, as well as "value for money". Next-in-line to the throne Prince Charles spent £19,100 on a private flight to Aberdeen a day before Britain went into coronavirus lockdown in March. The travel costs for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's high-profile family tour to southern Africa last September cost the taxpayer nearly £246,000. Keep up to date with all the latest news from the Queen, Charles, Wiliaml, Kate, Harry, Meghan, George, Charlotte, Louis and the rest of the family. We'll send the best Royal news directly to your inbox so you never have to miss a thing. Sign up to our newsletter here. The flights came to nearly a quarter of a million pounds and were the most expensive royal journey of 2019-2020, according to the royal financial records. It comes as the Queen faces a £35 million shortfall in funding because of Covid-19 but has vowed to avoid asking the Government for a bailout from taxpayers. She has promised to look for cost savings and efficiences in the way the Royal Household operates after her senior advisers revealed the full cost of the coronavirus in royal accounts published last night. A 10-year, £369 million project to refurbish Buckingham Palace is now forecast to run £20 million short because the amount of money the Queen receives from the taxpayer is expected to stand still for the first time at £86.3 million in the next couple of years. __________________ PUTIN TRUMP & Netanyahu Will Meet in HELL ..................*SHARKS are Closing in on TRUMP*.......................... *TRUMP WARNS; 'There'll Be a Bloodbath* If I Don't Get Elected'..MAGA - MyAssGotArrested...IT's COMING** PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...& TO STOP SPAM-IF YOU WANT TO POST, YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES

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