Overview
- A roughly ten‑kilometre security corridor with fences, cameras and no‑entry signs now cuts through parts of Windsor Great Park.
- Pathways, parking areas and a connecting road have been shut, leaving locals facing lengthy detours to reach regular routes.
- The area was designated under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005, making unauthorised entry a criminal offence subject to arrest.
- Residents who paid for passes to more exclusive sections of the park report gates are closed and their access is no longer valid in the affected zone.
- The Palace says complaints have been minimal, while Windsor MP Jack Rankin describes the security steps as proportionate given the young family.