Tight security around G20 hotel

Security was tight today around the luxury country house hotel hosting finance ministers from the world’s biggest economies.

Tight security around G20 hotel
Sat, 14 Mar, 2009 - 08:59

Security was tight today around the luxury country house hotel hosting finance ministers from the world’s biggest economies.

Footpaths and a bridleway surrounding the five-star South Lodge Hotel in West Sussex were sealed off by police and will not reopen until Tuesday.

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