We have found no grounds for regulatory action against the National Trust. However, we welcome the charity’s ongoing commitment to learning lessons and taking into account diverse opinions within its membership and society.
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Pleased that the Charity Commission has confirmed that our work into the links between colonial history and slavery and @nationaltrust places was within our charitable aims. https://t.co/0ZEEcHFCp1
Thank you for the support as always from @csjthinktank group
@CharlieCW @oliviaatrobey @sammywoodhouse1 @TimHotham @ccwild79
All of which also do all they can to create the change needed in todays society x https://t.co/LQCyYbF7qS
The strength of the Trust is that we are both houses and landscapes, rural and urban. Nature, beauty and history apply to them all.. but appreciate the recognition of our work in cities here https://t.co/NTSoEDeWt9
I welcome the announcement today by the Chancellor to extend furlough to March - we've been calling for this for some time.
At long last, businesses and workers have some certainty about this vital support scheme to help them get through the pandemic.
So pleased that the government have recognised the need for access to green space. Please help us stay open. Book if you can and maintain social distancing. Thank you #naturebeautyhistory
Excellent thought for the day on @BBCr4today by @ChineMcDonald on why the @nationaltrust and other cultural organisations are right to highlight links to slavery and Empire.