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William’s Newcastle suicide hub visit ‘will save men’s lives’

A visit by the Prince of Wales to a new suicide prevention centre for men will “one million per cent” help to save lives, a service user has said.

Prince William spoke to men who have struggled with their mental health while at the newly-opened James’ Place in Newcastle on Tuesday.

Dean Stewart, 31, from Gateshead, told the royal visitor how he had struggled with thoughts of self-harm after he dealt with a gambling addiction, and said the visit would help to publicise the centre’s work.

Earlier, the prince also visited an Earthshot Prize finalist firm which makes low-carbon construction materials in Seaham, County Durham.


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