Local publisher Tindle Newspapers has named the Prince’s Countryside Fund as the group’s adopted charity for 2014.
The fund was set up in July 2010 by Business in the Community and The Prince of Wales and has since given £3m in grants to rural communities, directly benefiting more than 52,000 people.
Sir Ray Tindle has now nominated it as the group’s charity of the year for 2014 and all Tindle newspapers carry the PCF logo on their mastheads.
The Prince of Wales recently visited the Tindle-owned Brecon and Radnor Express as part of its 125th anniversary celebrations.
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Charity begins at home, Sir Ray. How many years since you last gave your reporters a pay rise? Five?
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