Welwyn Garden City Station Turns 100: Bronze Wellies Planned
WGC station is 100 on Monday 5 October. Volunteers need the last £2,000 of £24,000 for a bronze welly boot sculpture by Ben Twiston-Davies.
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WGC station is 100 on Monday 5 October. Volunteers need the last £2,000 of £24,000 for a bronze welly boot sculpture by Ben Twiston-Davies.
Read the full storyWelwyn Garden City was laid out from 1920 as the second garden city, and the plan is still visible in it: the tree-lined parkway, the separation of houses from industry, the deliberate low density. Hatfield next door grew a different way, around an aerodrome and a great house and now a university. Hertford, the county town, and Ware sit east of both on the Lea.
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