Harry and Meghan's US neighbours 'bristling' as Duke and Duchess 'not part of community'

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Meghan and Harry in the community have so far been rare. Dr Shola on Sophie Wessex and Prince Edward's royal tourFrench Muslims fear discrimination if Marine Le Pen is electedSamantha Markle says ‘actions speak louder'Boris Johnson: Expert on Steve Baker's opposition to PMPrince Harry ‘not comfortable' says body language expertMacron hammer blow as Le Pen 'more in tune with daily issues'Boris Johnson clashes with Beth Rigby over Partygate probePrince Harry's interview analysed by body language expertRoyals: Harry and Meghan was 'pushed out' for being popularBoris Johnson ‘has form' on lying says Stephen PoundUkraine: Will and Kate visit the Disasters Emergency CommitteeTick-borne diseases: Expert says how to combat infection in 2020GB News: Eamonn Holmes grills Gina MillerPrince Harry ‘wants us to talk about him' says McCoyBoris Johnson poses for pictures in a JCB on India tripSteve Baker says Boris Johnson should be ‘long gone'He told The Times: "Harry and Meghan haven't become part of the community, and I think a lot of people are bristling about that really. "It's such a lovely place to go out and they've been a no-show. "There is this big question of, 'Where are they?'"The columnist also said locals had kept their fingers crossed they would see the Duke of Sussex make an appearance at a Santa Barbara concert, where cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason performed alongside his pianist sister. © GETTY prince harry meghan markle montecito neighbours community santa barbara latest © GETTY prince harry meghan markle montecito neighbours community santa barbara latest Mr Kanneh-Mason achieved global fame in May 2018, when he played at Meghan and Harry's televised wedding.