Cambridge Council Orders Removal of Controversial Prince Philip Statue

The statue, criticized for its quality and lack of planning permission, must be removed by August.

A statue of Prince Philip, criticized for its poor quality and erected without planning permission, is to be removed by Cambridge council.
The £150,000 sculpture, known as 'The Don', has been a subject of controversy since its installation.
Initially commissioned by Unex Group and mistakenly attributed to Uruguayan sculptor Pablo Atchugarry, who denied involvement.
Local council and residents have expressed dissatisfaction, citing the statue's negative impact on the area's appearance.
The council has issued an enforcement notice to Unex Group, demanding the statue's removal by August.