1921 First Welwyn Garden City formed. Matches played on local playing field.
1922 Joined Mid-Hertfordshire League. Permanent home established at Parkway ground. First competitive match played, home to Markyate, 26th August 1922.
1926 Joined Bedfordshire & District League. Entered the FA Amateur Cup for the first time.
1927 Reached the final of the Perry Cup, losing 6-1 to Ware at Hertingfordbury Park. Joined Spartan League. Entered the FA Challenge Cup for the first time.
1934 Amalgamated with Shredded Wheat FC, although both clubs maintained their separate identities. Commenced playing at the Shredded Wheat ground, adjacent to the Shredded Wheat works in Broadwater Road, Welwyn Garden City.
1935 Resigned from the Spartan League at the end of the season; use of the facilities at Shredded Wheat had been withdrawn and as no suitable alternative could be found (the Parkway ground having been redeveloped), at the club AGM held 24th July 1935 it was agreed to wind up the club.
1937 At a meeting held on the 20th May 1937, after they were offered the facilities of Shredded Wheat FC, it was agreed to set up a new Welwyn Garden City FC.
1937 Joined Spartan League. Played once again at the Broadwater Road ground of the former Shredded Wheat FC.
1938 Arrangement with Shredded Wheat ended after one season. Groundshared with Murphy Radio FC for one season at Handside Playing Fields.
1939 Permanent home found at Springfields where we remained for 29 years.
1939/1940 Spartan League suspended after one game. Joined the Hertfordshire & Bedfordshire Combination league for the remainder of the season. No competitive matches recorded for 1941, 1942 or 1943.
1944 The “recently revived” team joined the Mid-Hertfordshire League
1945 Joined Spartan League
1951 Joined London League
1955 Joined Spartan League
1959 Joined Hertfordshire County League
1970 Hertfordshire FA withdraws senior status. Joined Greater London League (Division 2)
1971 Joined Metropolitan London League (which had been formed that year following the merger of the Greater London and Metropolitan leagues), Reserve Division 1.
1973 Merged with Welwyn Garden United to form Welwyn Garden FC and took United’s place in the South Midlands League. Senior status regained as a result.
1974 Welwyn Garden FC won the South Midlands League Championship. Welwyn Garden United re-established as a separate club.
1982 Name changed to Welwyn Garden City Football and Social Club.
1997 Joined Spartan South Midlands League.
2018 Won the Spartan South Midlands League Championship. Joined Southern League, Central Division 1. Entered the FA Challenge Trophy for the first time.


1	DidcotTown	9	3
2	Welwyn Garden City	9	4
3	Potters Bar	8	4
4	Hertford	8	5
5	Biggleswade	7	3
6	Royston Town	7	4
7	Waltham	6	3

Welwyn Garden City

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