BusinessGreen publisher helps to raise £1.2m after unique charity royal cycling tour

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BusinessGreen publisher helps to raise £1.2m after unique charity royal cycling tour

Donations to British Asian Trust provide critical funding to help vulnerable people in South Asia whose lives have been devastated by Covid-19

Tim Weller, chairman of BusinessGreen publisher Incisive Media, has completed a 400km cycling tour of the UK's royal palaces, raising more than £1.2m for the British Asian Trust. Weller joined more...

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