WORK is under way to boot disgraced Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor out of Royal Lodge before his 66th birthday next month.

Renovations on the former prince’s new home in exile at Sandringham were in full swing yesterday.

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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on horseback in the rain.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor out riding in the rain on the Windsor EstateCredit: Simon Jones
 

A yellow JCB mini-excavator and a white Nordwell Ford Transit van parked on a gravel and leaf-covered ground, with a large brick building and trees in the background under a gray sky.
Renovations on the ex-Prince’s new home were in full-swing at Marsh Farm in SandringhamCredit: Louis Wood
 

Workman installing a light fixture on a brick wall at Marsh Farm in Sandringham.
Workmen are erecting fence panels around Marsh Farm on the King’s estateCredit: Louis Wood
Six-foot wooden fences have been built around run-down Marsh Farm on the King’s Norfolk estate to make it secure and private for his shamed brother.

Workers have also begun renovating inside the ramshackle farm buildings, which have been empty for several years.

A digger was seen parked on the front lawn yesterday and electricians were hard at work getting the farm buildings habitable for the former duke.

Extra security, including CCTV, was being installed and several new doors were lined up ready to be screwed into place.