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RSSTrust refused loan by government
31st October 2012The government has told Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust that it will not be getting a loan of £21m from the Department of Health to help pay off its debts.
The trust needs the financial help to deal with £18m of debt and running costs but the government said a loan of that size will put the organisation over its borrowing limit. It will, however, consider a revised application by Worcestershire to borrow £9m and has promised to make a decision in December.
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Title: Trust refused loan by government
Author:
Mark Nicholls
Article Id: 23068
Date Added: 31st Oct 2012
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