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Royal National College for the Blind

Thepoint4

RNC is honoured to be the UK’s leading specialist residential College of further education for people with a visual impairment. Since 1872, we have been building on our expertise and successes, which enables the College to offer a variety of
Oasis Community Centre

St. Michaels Avenue

The Oasis Community Centre is owned and run by a small local charity called the Wisbech Community Development Trust and it has a host of rooms that can be hired out for various groups and organisations.