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Ex-National Trust chief says charity going ‘in wrong direction’

Source: PA

The National Trust is going in the “wrong direction” and there are “serious flaws” in the way the organisation is being run, a former chair of the charity has said.

Sir William Proby said he was reluctant to come forward and criticise the organisation or his successors but has concerns about where the charity is headed.

His comments come after a right-wing think tank accused the National

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