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| − | *[[The Tower Limited Company]] - £500,000 <ref name="EC"/> | + | *[[The Tower Limited Company]] - £500,000 (28/04/2016) <ref name="EC"/> |
| + | *[[Bloomberg Tradebook Europe Ltd]] - £250,000 (28/04/2016) <ref name="EC"/> | ||
| + | *[[Grovepoint Capital]] LLP - £250,000 (28/04/2016) <ref name="EC"/> | ||
| + | *[[Morgan & Stanley Co. International]] - £250,000 (28/04/2016) <ref name="EC"/> | ||
| + | *[[Citigroup Partners]] - £250,000 (28/04/2016) <ref name="EC"/> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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Revision as of 15:43, 12 May 2016
The In Campaign is one of the key groups campaigning to persuade people to continue Britain's EU membership when voting in the referendum, scheduled for 23 July 2016.
Contents
Donors
Individual
- David Sainsbury - £1,614,454.00 (28/04/2016)[1]
- David Sainsbury - £750,000 [1]
- David Harding - £750,000 [1] (28/04/2016)
- Lloyd Dorfman - £500,000 (28/04/2016) [1]
- Anna Rausing - £250,000 (28/04/2016) [1]
Companies
- The Tower Limited Company - £500,000 (28/04/2016) [1]
- Bloomberg Tradebook Europe Ltd - £250,000 (28/04/2016) [1]
- Grovepoint Capital LLP - £250,000 (28/04/2016) [1]
- Morgan & Stanley Co. International - £250,000 (28/04/2016) [1]
- Citigroup Partners - £250,000 (28/04/2016) [1]
