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Report
Culture, arts and sport

  • Overall, we have concluded that:

    • Sport Wales’ annual income and expenditure increased between 2019-20 and 2023-24, largely due to specific time-limited grants. While its GiA slightly increased in real terms between 2020-21 and 2023-24, its main lottery income decreased. There was then a significant cash and real terms cut to GiA for 2024-25.
    • Sport Wales has a clear understanding of its financial position and addressed the 2024-25 pressures in a way that mitigated the impact on sports partners in the short term. It recently developed a medium-term financial plan but expanding this to cover wider factors would support future decisions.
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