Authorities clamp down on hospitality in Windsor before Prince Philip's funeral | Prince Philip
Last modified on Wed 14 Apr 2021 15.21 EDT High-street cafes near Windsor Castle have been banned from putting out pavement tables as authorities seek to deter people from visiting the market town during Saturdayâs funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh, who died on Friday, aged 99. Tone Mendez, of Clairmontâs cafe, said letters from the council stated outside tables were banned from Friday night until 6pm on Saturday. âItâs a big shame. It will be lovely to put all the tables out and people just sit there on a sunny day. But they probably think the town is going to be very busy...
Source: theguardian.com