The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been forced to cancel a visit planned for the start of their Caribbean tour after local residents voiced opposition
William and Kate were due to tour a cacao farm during the first full day of their tour on Sunday, but the royal engagement was removed from the schedule by their office on Friday.
The landing site for the Cambridges' helicopter reportedly caused further problems with claims residents were not consulted about the location which is on the local football pitch. "And it appears to villagers preparations are being made for the Prince's helicopter to and on the village football field. And tonight they are saying they weren't consulted and they don't want the Prince in their village!"
The Belize Government said in a statement: "Indian Creek was one of several sites being considered. Due to issues in the village, the Government of Belize activated its contingency planning and another venue has been selected to showcase Maya family entrepreneurship in the cacao industry."
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