A women who nearly died when a Wellington Bomber T2905 came close to crashing into her home in WWII, has celebrated her 100 th birthday.
Celebrating with 30 of her dearest friends and family at Saltford Golf Club, Gwyneth Browne was excited to open the card she had received from King Charles III and Queen Camilla wishing her a happy 100th birthday last week.
Gwyneth was born in on June 13, 1923 at 14 Maurice Road, Bristol to parents William and Olga Williams. An only child, she was encouraged to follow her passion for art and went on to gain a Bachelor of Art Degree at the University of the West of England.