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Hats off for the Welwyn Wailers

Published: 1:15 PM May 31, 2009    Updated: 8:04 PM November 3, 2020

AN amateur dramatic group has presented �500 to a school that caters for autistic children. The cash came from proceeds of the Welwyn Wailers' annual music hall production. Producer Brian King, treasurer Christine Harvey and chairman Roger Aubrey

AN amateur dramatic group has presented �500 to a school that caters for autistic children.

The cash came from proceeds of the Welwyn Wailers' annual music hall production.

Producer Brian King, treasurer Christine Harvey and chairman Roger Aubrey are pictured at the Chrysalis School for Autism, based at the St Giles Parish Centre in Bury Lane, Codicote, presenting a cheque.

The money will be used for religious artefacts for children of all denominations.

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