The first four people under sixteen to qualify for a Guide Dog in the UK who were united for the first time on London's Southbank. L-R Kirsty Meinhardt 15 with Websta, Sidney Tamblin 18 with Jamie, Andrea Cooper 18 with Cara and Brad Ranson 16 with Lance. Press Association Photo. Date Sunday 04 October 2009. Over 18,000 blind and partially sighted youngsters are missing out on crucial help with mobility, independence and life skills according to research by Guide Dogs. Picture Credit should read David Parry/ PA

The first four people under sixteen to qualify for a Guide Dog in the UK who were united for the first time on London's Southbank. L-R Kirsty Meinhardt 15 with Websta, Sidney Tamblin 18 with Jamie, Andrea Cooper 18 with Cara and Brad Ranson 16 with Lance. Press Association Photo. Date Sunday 04 October 2009. Over 18,000 blind and partially sighted youngsters are missing out on crucial help with mobility, independence and life skills according to research by Guide Dogs. Picture Credit should read David Parry/ PA Stock Photo

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