FINANCE: Cambridge University Hospitals Foundation Trust has reduced its budget deficit, its finance director told the board this month.
The Trust’s October board papers said its cumulative position was now a deficit of £0.8m, an improvement of £1.4m against budget year to date.
The papers said: “The performance to date represents an increase in income of 5% against the same period last year whilst expenditure has increased by 3%. This is encouraging.”
October 2012
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