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8 June 2017

2686 GB adults surveyed

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Following the terror attack in Manchester, tattoo parlours in the local area have been offering symbolic tattoos and pledging to donate the proceeds to a charity helping victims of the attack. However one tattoo parlour decided after collecting the money for Manchester victims to instead donate the proceeds to a single mum in the area in need of life saving surgery unconnected to the attack. They justified their move saying they felt a huge amount of money had already been raised for the Manchester victims. Do you think the tattoo parlour was right or wrong to do this?

Conducted 8 June 2017

YouGov surveyed 2686 GB adults

20%
62%
18%
Following the terror attack in Manchester, tattoo parlours in the local area have been offering symbolic tattoos and pledging to donate the proceeds to a charity helping victims of the attack. However one tattoo parlour decided after collecting the money for Manchester victims to instead donate the proceeds to a single mum in the area in need of life saving surgery unconnected to the attack. They justified their move saying they felt a huge amount of money had already been raised for the Manchester victims. Do you think the tattoo parlour was right or wrong to do this?

Conducted 8 June 2017

YouGov surveyed 2686 GB adults

By:
20%
62%
18%

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