A Welsh charity says it should not have been included in a list of 5,000 signatories supporting the Conservatives' economic plans. 130 small and medium-sized business owners in Wales signed the letter, published in the Daily Telegraph.
A Welsh charity says it should not have been included in a list of 5,000 signatories supporting the Conservatives' economic plans.
Diverse Cymru, which aims to eliminate discrimination and inequality in Wales, says it has contacted the Conservative Party to remove its name from the list immediately.
Its chair, Keith Dewhurst, is standing as a Tory candidate in the general election - but Diverse Cymru says those activities are separate from his work with the charity.
The Charity Commission has said it will be writing to Diverse Cymru "to establish the facts and remind the trustees of our guidance. We do not expect to take any further regulatory action.”
130 small and medium-sized businesses from Wales signed the letter.
A software company in Berkshire has also said one of its staff has been wrongly listed as a signatory to the letter, published in the Daily Telegraph this morning.
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