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Reporting accessibility problems

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Report
Culture, arts and sport

  • Overall, we have concluded that:

    • the Library’s overall income increased between 2019-20 and 2023-24, though its GiA income was similar at the beginning and end of the period in real terms. Meanwhile, staff and other direct costs rose sharply. The cut to indicative GiA for 2024-25 resulted in further pressure on the Library’s financial position.
    • the Library has a clear understanding of its financial position and has identified key actions to improve financial sustainability but will need to move at pace to meet its pressing challenges and improve its resilience for the longer term.
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