Hospital finances widen subsidy and maintenance costs in 1951
The report details Hos Commission funding rising to £692 in July 1951 with a total yearly subsidy of £656? and maintenance expenses including equipment, furnishings, and a new secretary. It notes substantial progress and changes, with emphasis on capital improvements, gas and refrigeration, and ongoing hospital operations. The document also lists salaries, fuel, and other administrative costs, reflecting broader financial strain and planned austerity measures.
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