Prince William returns to village he once called home with Kate Middleton
Prince William was there as part of royal duties without Kate Middleton
Prince William on Thursday visited Anmer Social Club to hear how Norfolk and Waveney Mind, a mental health charity, are delivering vital support to local people.
Anmer Social Club is located in the small village of Anmer on the Sandringham Royal Estate in Norfolk.
The Prince of Wales learned more about a pilot cofounded by him and his wife Kate Middleton aimed at improving the wellbeing of local people.
It provides proactive outreach and preventative support, including counselling sessions and menopause support groups.
The Prince and Princess of Wales lived in Norfolk at Anmer Hall on the Sandringham Estate from 2015 to 2017.
Prince William and Kate Middleton still use Anmer Hall as a private countryside home and retreat during school holidays.
The couple then moved to Adelaide Cottage in Windsor and lived there on the Windsor estate from 2022 to late 2025.
Prince William and Princess Kate now live at Forest Lodge situated in the heart of the 4,800-acre Windsor Great Park.
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