Overview
- Commemorative plaques bearing Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor’s name have been taken down across the Falkland Islands, including at RAF Mount Pleasant, a Stanley school and a New Island field centre.
- The Ministry of Defence said it is acting in line with His Majesty’s intent as it oversees changes at the RAF base and related Defence sites.
- Officials at RAF Mount Pleasant confirmed the airport has removed the plaque Andrew unveiled and said they have wiped association with him.
- The Infant Junior School in Stanley stated its plaque is down and that the former Duke of York is no longer connected to the school.
- A tablet at King Edward Memorial Hospital was removed in 2022 after Andrew’s settlement with Virginia Giuffre, with the territory’s MP saying it would be given to the Falklands Museum.