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EXCLUSIVE: Artist squares up to Regulator over “manifestly unreasonable” fundraising investigation
The Fundraising Regulator has backed charity Bow Arts Trust’s claims that the £90 a month 'donations’ it took from a tenant on a live-in artist studio scheme were made voluntarily, despite concluding there was no supporting documentary evidence and accepting that the payments formed part of the monthly rent.
An artist has issued a formal complaint against the Fundraising Regulator for allegedly failing to properly investigate his accusations and reaching a “manifestly unreasonable” conclusion ...
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