‘I think it’s selfish’: William and Kate face backlash over Windsor Great Park no-go zone

William and Kate are facing criticism for their decision to establish a 2.3-mile exclusion zone around Windsor Great Park, which restricts public access and alters the landscape enjoyed by local walkers. This move, aimed at enhancing their privacy, has sparked backlash from residents like Tina, who have cherished their morning walks in the park for years. The changes, including new fencing and CCTV installations, highlight a growing tension between the royal family's desire for seclusion and the public's right to access shared spaces, raising questions about the balance between privacy and community.