Barbara Rich
18 min readJan 26, 2018

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The Financial Times breaking story on January 23 2018
Boys’ knickerbockers from the late 1920s
The Artist’s Studio — Charles Spencelayh — 1953 — Spencelayh was a near-contemporary of Arthur Pinion and in 1957, one year before Spencelayh’s death at the age of ninety three, the critic of The Manchester Guardian remarked of his paintings, ‘Most of them depict old codgers — the obsolete slang rises unbidden — in junk-crammed interiors that will be of considerable interest to the social historian of the future’
Arundells — former home of Sir Edward Heath
Jimmy Savile with former secretary of state for social services, Norman Fowler, and a donation to one of his charitable appeals
The Charity Commission’s 24 January announcement
Extract from the Charity Commission’s guidance to trustees on protecting reputation
David Hockney: Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy 1970–1

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Barbara Rich

English barrister & mediator — specialising in disputed succession & decision-making for people who lack mental capacity