Letter: Charities working hard for their money - and supporting the Exchequer

Friday 30 August 1996 23:02 BST

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Sir: Christ Blackhurst is quite wrong about the National Trust. We do more and more to encourage people with young families to visit our properties. Family membership allows two adults and any number of children to make an unlimited number of visits in a year and costs only pounds 48. We now have 683,293 family members. Half a million school children visit our properties each year.

MARTIN DRURY

Director General

The National Trust

London SW1

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