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Kate pops out for a drive as Cambridges spend first

weekend in Windsor after moving to 'no frills' Adelaide
Cottage ahead of Princes George and Louis and Princess
Charlotte starting school there next week
● William and Kate have had 'no frills' move to Adelaide Cottage from Kensington Princes George, nine and Louis, four and Princess Charlotte, seven are
● George, Charlotte and Louis are due to start at new school Lambrook next week
● They want to be 'school gate parents' and will have just nine-mile school run due to start at £7,000 a term Lambrook School in Berkshire after a switch
● Cambridges said to 'travel light' only wanting a 'fresh lick of paint' at new home
● In stark contrast to Harry and Meghan's £2.4m makeover of Frogmore Cottage from St Thomas's School in Battersea - which they attended when living at
By OLIVER PRICE FOR MAILONLINE
Kensington Palace in London.
PUBLISHED: 10:19 BST, 3 September 2022 | UPDATED: 17:12 BST, 3 September 2022

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge reportedly want to be normal 'school

Kate Middleton was spotted popping out on an errand this morning amid
the family's 'no frills' move to their new home in Windsor.
The Cambridges, both 40, reportedly 'travelled light' to the new estate at
Adelaide Cottage and did not require a pricey refurbishment or new
gate parents' and their children's school uniforms have already been
purchased.
William and Kate are seeking a life in the country away from the 'goldfish
bowl' of their official residence Kensington Palace in London in a bid to put
their children first and give them more freedom.

furniture and fittings. Also moving with the family-of-five was beloved pet cocker spaniel Orla.

The Duchess looked relaxed behind the wheel as she left the grounds The family will have not be joined by their live-in nanny Maria Teresa
Turrion Borrallo will live away from the family for the first time, as will other
during the family's first weekend at their new base.
staff including the housekeeper and the chef.