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Welwyn Garden City club for the sight impaired celebrates 30th birthday

Published: 2:57 PM October 11, 2009    Updated: 8:05 PM November 3, 2020

A SOCIAL club for people with sight problems has marked its 30th birthday with a party on Thursday. Members of the WGC Club for Visually Impaired celebrated the occasion with a cake and a game of 'Call My Bluff' at

A SOCIAL club for people with sight problems has marked its 30th birthday with a party on Thursday.

Members of the WGC Club for Visually Impaired celebrated the occasion with a cake and a game of 'Call My Bluff' at Guessens Grove hall.

The club, which was founded by Rita Cotgrove in 1979, gives people with sight problems an opportunity to socialise and take part in fun activities.

For more on this story, see next week's Welwyn & Hatfield Times, out Wednesday.

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