Pioneering surgery has helped to restore the sight of a West Norfolk man who lost his vision a year ago. An overjoyed Paul Mainwaring, 65, of Dersingham, said how amazing it is to see his wife’s face after his vision loss drastically changed both their lives. The former history-making publican is the first patient at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital to undergo the new type of cornea transplant called a two-piece mushroom keratoplasty, which has a higher success rate. And he told Your Local Paper just what it means to him and wife Maggie. Speaking on a bright day, Paul said: “It’s a …