Prince of the pier! Wills poses for selfies during sunny stroll in Bournemouth

The Prince of Wales posed for selfies and enjoyed a sunny stroll along the pier as he visited Bournemouth this morning. William, 43, made the trip to Dorset to hear about initiatives against homelessness in the area, as part of his work with Homewards - which aims to make rough sleeping, sofa surfing and other forms of temporary accommodation a 'rare, brief and unrepeated' issue. Enjoying the spring weather, the royal was dapper in a black suit and tie as he walked around the seaside town, passing a Ferris wheel and helter-skelter to talk to wellwishers. Fans crowded around, and the father of three took photos and chatted with supporters. The future King joined delegates from Australia, Canada , Belgium, the Netherlands and Finland , who travelled to see Homewards' work in the UK. With a specific focus on preventing youth homelessness, William also made his way to a secondary school in Poole on Thursday.