National Trust chief in vote row


29 August 2000



National Trust chief in vote row


By FWi staff

NATIONAL Trust chairman Charles Nunneley has been accused of using his casting votes to keep pro-hunting members off the trusts ruling council, reports The Times.

Eight barristers, backed by Robin Hanbury-Tenison, a former director of the Countryside Alliance, will make their complaints at the Trusts annual meeting in November.

The National Trust angered the pro-hunt lobby when it banned stag hunting on its land in 1997.

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