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2021-06-30-accounts

THE UNIVERSITY OF THE THIRD AGE FARNHAM AND DISTRICT

THE TRUSTEES’ ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30 June 2021

The University of the Third Age Farnham and District (Farnham U3A) is a registered Charity No. 1019078 with a constitution adopted on 13 May 1991. An amended constitution was adopted on the 26[th] March 2021.

Its object is to advance the education of the public and in particular the education of middle aged and older people who are not in full time gainful employment and who live in Farnham and its surrounding localities.

Farnham U3A is affiliated to the Third Age Trust UK.

Members of the Committee during the year were:

Mike Love - Chairman Ian Lapworth – Vice Chair Malcolm Ellis - Groups Co-ordinator Val Atkinson - Hon Secretary Ann Vickers - Events Secretary Glennis Turner - Hon Treasurer Jane Moberly - Communications Shree Merriman – Member/Trustee

The Charity’s bankers are CAF Bank Ltd., 25 Kings Hill Avenue, Kings Hill, West Malling, National Westminster Bank plc, The Borough, Farnham, and CCLA Investment Management Ltd of 80 Cheapside, London EC2V 6DZ.

The independent examiner of accounts is Mr Ian Johnson of Westbrook Cottage, The Street, Crookham Village, Hampshire, GU51 5SJ

During the year there was a full committee which met monthly to deal with the activities across all groups.

Chairman’s Annual Report on the activities of Farnham U3A

I am pleased that, in spite of being through such a traumatic year as a result of Coronavirus, the committee and our dedicated volunteers and group leaders managed to keep Farnham U3A operational. Many groups embraced technology to enable them to continue “meeting”. I would like to thank all those who have helped see us through this last year's uncertainties. Zoom has been a most useful tool in enabling groups to meet online. It has also allowed me to work extensively with other local u3a Chairs and representatives across the S E Region Network to contribute, promote Farnham u3a and keep abreast of what is happening within the u3a.

This past year we have embraced the recent u3a rebranding and promotional activities which are designed to retain current members, recruit new members and help re-invigorate the organisation for the future.

Statement of Financial Activities for Year Ending 30 June 2021 Statement of Financial Activities for Year Ending 30 June 2021 Statement of Financial Activities for Year Ending 30 June 2021 Statement of Financial Activities for Year Ending 30 June 2021 Statement of Financial Activities for Year Ending 30 June 2021
**Total 2019-20 ** **General Funds ** Restricted
Funds
Total 2020-21 Notes
Income £ £ £ £
Subscriptions 50,734 23,533 23,533 1
Tax Recovery 6,585 3,201 3,201
Project(Theme) 360 0 0
Miscellaneous Receipts 62 0 0
Bank Interest 108 13 13
Total Income 57,849 26,748 26,748
Expense
Venue Hire 31,305 17,675 17,675 2
Third Age Trust Subscription 5,151 3,756 3,756
Project(Theme) 455 50 50
MonthlyMeetings 906 395 395
Member Communications 5,480 7,778 7,778 3
PR/Promotions 61 1,140 1,140
Equipment Purchase & Repairs 1,287 742 742 4
Licences 1,439 2,364 2,364
Members Refunds 1225 155 155
Miscellaneous Expenses 516 115 115
Bank Charges 120 156 156
Depreciation 567 2,121 2,121 5
Committee & General Admin 596 37 37
Total Expense 49,108 36,484 36,484
Net Ordinary Income/(Exp) 8,741
£
9,735)
9,735)
Balance brought forward 46,114 54,085 770 54,855
Balance carried forward 54,855 44,350 770 45,120
Group Funds
GroupReceipts 26,259 2,880 2,880
GroupPayments 27,145 1,799 1,799
Net GroupIncome/(Expenditure) 886)
1,081
£
1,081
£
Balance brought forward 9,441 8,555 8,555
Balance carried forward 8,555 9,636 9,636
Total balance carried forward 63,410
£
53,986
£
770
£
54,756
£
Net Total Income/(EXP) 7,855
£
8,654)
8,654)
NOTE 1 Reflects reduced subscription levied and reduced membershipnumbers
2 Includespayment of Zoom subscriptions to GroupLeaders
3 In 2020-21 our website was redesigned and relaunched. The total cost of £3,300 is included her
4 Includes the cost of 2 new laptops for £696
5 See Notes to the Balance Sheet 'Fixed Assets and Depreciation'
Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2021
Total 2019-
20
General
Funds
Restricted
Funds
Total 2020-21
ASSETS
Fixed Assets £ £ £ £
IT Equipment 2,121 0 0
Current Assets
Accounts Receivable 6,585 0 0
Payments in Advance 1,187 0 0
Cash at bank and in hand
CAF Bank - Current Account 1,897 3,413 770 4,183
COIF Deposit Account 20,460 20,468 20,468
Floats 38 38 38
GroupBank Accounts 8,345 9,426 9,426
Nat West Current Account 22,961 20,640 20,640
Total Cash at bank and in hand 53,701 53,985 770 54,755
Total Current Assets 61,473 53,985 770 54,755
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable 43 0 0
Receipts in Advance 140 0 0
Total Current Liabilities 183 0 0
NET CURRENT ASSETS 61,290 53,985 770 54,755
NET ASSETS 63,411
£
53,985
£
770
£
54,755
£

Treasurer’s Notes to the accounts:

1.Reserves

Due to the effects of the pandemic and the cessation of most of our ‘normal activity we had a loss of revenue for the financial year 2020-21. This has resulted in our reserves being reduced by £8,655. However, our starting position was extremely healthy and you will see from the Balance Sheet that we still hold reserves of over £54,000 at the end of the year. In accordance with our reserves policy this is still sufficient to fund our contractual obligations and running costs and, in the short term, cope with potential loss of income from reduced membership. In a year's time, and hopefully after the resumption of normal activity, the situation will need to be further reviewed. If membership numbers are not sufficiently recovered at that time your committee may need to consider an increase in subscriptions to maintain reserves at a level sufficient to cope with the aims and obligations of the organisation.

2. Fixed assets and Depreciation

It has been the practise of Farnham U3A to capitalise individual fixed assets costing more than £250 and depreciate them over their useful life. With effect from 2020-21 this practise has changed to facilitate the transfer in 2021-22 to the Beacon Finance Module. This module does not produce a conventional balance sheet that carries fixed assets, depreciation, debtors and creditors. It was therefore necessary to write out to revenue our remaining asset value.

Fixed Assets at 30June 2021 Fixed Assets at 30June 2021
2020-2021
IT
Equipment
£
Cost
As at beginningofyear 9,152
Additions 0
Disposals 0
As at end ofyear 9,152
Depreciation
As at beginning of year 7,031
In the year 2,121
Disposals
As at end ofyear 9,152
Net Book Value atyear end 0
Net Book Value atyear start 2,121
3. Restricted Funds at 30June 2020
Balance at
30/06/2021
Maltings Garden Project 360
Oral HistoryProject 410
Total Restricted Funds 770
4. Group Funds at 30June 2021
Brought Carried
Forward Forward
01/07/2020 Total Income Total Expense 30/06/2021
£ £ £ £
Concert Group 1,657 0 250 1,407
Photography 590 0 295 295
Pilates 2,3 & 6 0 743 743 -
Shakespeare 174 0 0 174
Theatre Group 2,459 2,137 61 4,535
Wine Exploration 849 0 0 849
Wine for Fun 1 535 0 0 535
Wine for Fun 2 632 0 450 182
Classical Studies 209 0 0 209
Unclassified and Inactive 1,451 0 0 1,451
Total 8,556
£
2,880
£
1,799
£
9,636
In addition to the above,some minorpettycash balances are held byGroupLeaders.

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