The Prince of Wales comforted a businessman who came close to tears when discussing the invaluable support he receives from a mental health charity supporting rural communities.

William touched Paul Gannon’s arm and told him “take your time” after he began to say Norfolk and Waveney Mind were “amazing” for their work in and around the royal Sandringham estate in Norfolk.

The Prince of Wales (right) speaks with Paul Gannon during a visit to Norfolk and Waveney Mind in Norwich. (Image: Chris Jackson/PA Wire)

The future king visited Anmer Social Club, used by the charity and a stone’s throw from his Anmer Hall home, to learn about the progress of a two-year pilot started last year by Norfolk and Waveney Mind.

Co-funded by William and Kate, it aims to build on the work of Mind in the local area and further support the........

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