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.
130 small and medium-sized businesses from Wales have signed a letter in the Daily Telegraph, backing the Conservative-led government to "finish what they started."
They joined a list of 5,000 signatures supporting the Tories' economic plan ahead of the general election.
The letter says: [the government] managed to get the economy moving again by tackling the deficit, helping to keep interest rates low and inflation down. We’ve been helped by their steps to lower taxes, reduce red tape, simplify employment law and get the banks lending."
Labour has responded by accusing the Tories of "five years letting down Britain's small businesses. Government scheme after government scheme designed to boost finance for small firms has failed, and small business lending has fallen by £500m in the last three months."
The letter has caused controversy after a company included in the list said one of its staff members had been wrongly listed as a signatory.
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