A Dudley sight loss charity that has taken a battering from Covid has just been given a major boost – from a soccer tournament that didn’t take place! The Sedgley-based Beacon Centre for the Blind supports people with sight problems across the borough and so far Covid had cost it a staggering £700,000. So it was delighted when the organisers of the JW Hunt Cup said they would carry on supporting it, even though the tournament has had to be cancelled for the first time in over 90 years because of Covid. The Cup has its home at the Wolverhampton Wanderers ground and involves non-league teams from across the region.