## Hepworth Community Association (Registered Charity: 1023644) 

## Trustees' Report for the year to 30th November 2024 

## Address 

The Village Hall, Towngate, Hepworth, Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, HD9 1TE 

## Trustees 

## (a) To March 2024 

Alan Brook (Chair of Trustees; Elected Trustee), Nigel Peters (Elected Trustee), Mick Kirkby-Geddes (Elected Trustee), Carolynn Williams (Elected Trustee), Tracy Clark (Elected Trustee), Vivien Kelly (Elected Trustee), Gary Kelly (Co-opted Trustee), Richard Southam (Co-opted Trustee). (b) From March 2024 

Alan Brook (Chair of Trustees; Elected Trustee), Nigel Peters (Elected Trustee), Mick Kirkby-Geddes (Elected Trustee), Carolynn Williams (Elected Trustee), Tracy Clark (Elected Trustee), Vivien Kelly (Elected Trustee), Gary Kelly (Co-opted Trustee), Richard Southam (Co-opted Trustee). 

## Charity Structure 

The charity was registered with the Charity Commission in 1992. In 2013, a revised constitution was drawn up and was lodged with the Commission. The charity is now run in conformity with this 2013 constitution which specifies that Hepworth Community Association (= HCA) should have between 3 and 12 Trustees, all of whom must be members or authorised representatives. Of these, up to 12 may be Elected Trustees, a quarter of whom must retire at each AGM, those longest in office retiring first. Retiring trustees may stand for reelection. Up to 3 Co-opted Trustees may be appointed by resolution of the Trustees, to hold office until the next AGM. The Association currently (at 30th November 2024) has 6 Elected Trustees, 1 of whom retires, by rotation, at each AGM, and 2 Co-opted Trustees. All Trustees are required to sign a Trustee Declaration Form confirming both their eligibility and suitability for office in relation to the criteria set out by the Commission in its publications. Prospective new Trustees are given advance notice of this requirement. Checks are made on all Trustees by use of the Insolvency Register. The Trustees meet a number of times a year. 

Although the Trustees are ultimately responsible for control of the charity and its property and funds, running of the HCA is - by delegation - largely in the hands of its membership at the Bimonthly Meeting. Anyone may attend the Bimonthly Meeting, although only signed-up members may vote. Membership of the HCA is open to any individual or organisation interested in supporting its objects. The Association currently has just over 40 members. At the AGM, the membership votes for a Chair of the Bimonthly Meeting, a Secretary of the 



Bimonthly Meeting, a Treasurer, a Bookings Secretary and any replacement Elected Trustees. 

## Objectives and Activities 

The Association maintains, improves, uses and administers Hepworth Village Hall, a former day-school owned by the Anglican church. The HCA holds the Hall by licence from the church. HCA lets space, at low rates, to local groups (sports, fitness, craft, playgroup, charities, drama etc) and to individuals for social events and parties. HCA also runs events, eg Film Night, HepworthLIVE (a folk-music night), concerts, plays, etc., as community occasions and as fundraisers. In addition, the HCA also administers the production and distribution of "Focus", a quarterly community magazine with a print-run of about 750 copies, free to householders in the area. 

## Achievements and Performance 

(The Report below was delivered to the March 2025 AGM by the Chair of the Bimonthly Meeting, Mr Gary Kelly.) 

"I am pleased to report another successful year for Hepworth Community Association and the Village Hall. The level of bookings has continued to be healthy and the play, panto, film and HepworthLIVE nights continued to bring in a significant level of income and bar takings as outlined in the audited accounts. The quiz nights have proved to be a great success and the coffee mornings continue to be well attended and raise money for a wide range of charities which I am sure are very grateful for the contributions. I would like to express my thanks to all involved in the planning and running of these events. There has been significant expenditure of £18K on repairs, renovations and maintenance of the Village Hall during the year. This work has included completion of the external structural work, a new kitchen door, fire protection to the ceiling, painting and decorating of the hall and new wall lights; feedback from users of the village hall has been very positive about the works. Thanks must go to Mick Charlesworth, Lockwood Windows and Cameron Kelly for undertaking the works. We hope to continue with various improvements including sanding and refinishing the Village Hall floor during the summer [of 2025]. The cleaning contract has been revised and a new cleaning company employed to ensure the Hall is maintained effectively. There has been a change in editorship of the Focus Magazine this year. On behalf of the Committee and the Village, I would like to record our thanks to Simon and Helen Cave for their many years of dedication in producing the Focus and our thanks, too, to Lisa Hoad who has now taken over as editor. The magazine is a valuable source of information and provides a diary of events taking place within the community. I would 



like to thank our various hirers for their continued support in using the Village Hall and ensuring a wide variety of events, classes and groups are available to the community. I thank, too, the Trustees, Secretary, Treasurer and Booking Secretary for their hard work behind the scenes and others who volunteer their time doing lighting, sound, maintenance and bar cover; all their efforts ensure the Hall is a successful community asset." 

## **Financial Review and Reserves Policy** 

In their Annual Report for last year, the year 2022-23, the Trustees reported that increases in the retail price of energy had led the HCA to raise letting fees. This has had no noticeable effect on usage of the Hall, and, during the present year, both of our principal revenue streams (Hall Letting income, £6.3K, and the Bar surplus, £8.6K) were marginally up on last year's figures. As our regular expenditure was not very different from that in previous years, this would normally have led to an overall surplus for 2023-24 of about £7-10K. However, this year we ran a one-off operating deficit of about £9K, a consequence of our spending funds on major repair and renovation projects, as mentioned earlier in 'Achievements and Performance'. This included £10.5K on structural work at the stage end of the Village Hall, £3K on replacement of a kitchen window-and-door and over £3K on protective treatment to the internal wooden ceiling of the Hall. Despite all this expenditure, the end of year position of the HCA was a healthy one: the General Fund has a balance of over £18K, the consequence of prudent husbanding of income in past years. 

The HCA operates a Reserves Policy. The assets in the Bar Fund (£1.4K) and the HepworthLIVE Fund (£1.8K) are funds designated for running the Bar and HepworthLIVE, respectively. The Trustees decided that £8,000 of the money in the Association's General Fund (£18K, as at November 2024) should be held as Operational Reserves for conducting day-to-day business of the Association, and to fund unexpected expenditure, and that the remainder (£10K) should be classified as designated funds, set aside for projects to be decided by the Bimonthly Meeting. 

At the end of our financial year, in November 2024, our Independent Examiner was able to write an unqualified Report on the Association's annual accounts. 

## Public Benefit 

The Trustees are aware of the guidance of the Charity Commission (in particular PB1, PB2 and PB3) on this matter and believe that the charity is run having regard to it. As evidence, we note that the report on Achievements and Performance, above, illustrates that the Association is serving the local community in many ways, and is playing the role for which it was set up and approved by the Commission. 



Hepworth Community Association
(Registered Charity: 1023644)
Income and Expenditure Account (General Fund)
for the year ended 30th November 2024
[2023] INCOME
[61071 Letting of the Hall
11641
Art & craft d8SSeS
14701
Badminton
[701
Coffee mornings
101
lQrklees
[27301
Pre¥school and Playgroup
18501
Privats groups
[6781
Private parties
13961
Fitness Class
15961
Other
11531
Yoga
6,271.40
200.00
480.00
50.00
900.00
2.730.00
210.00
727.00
360.00
509.40
105.00
137381 Special Events (net)
[20231
Pantomime (Hepworth Players)
[23081
Incom8
[2851
Expenditure
[14811
Play (Hepworth Players)
117491
Income
[2681
Expendlture
[2341
Other Soa81 Occasions
[2341
Income
Expenditura
3,995.15
3,075.02
3.659.OJ
583.98
920.13
1,351.1))
430.87
0.00
179121 Bar (net)
[158681
Bar takings (gross)
176671
Bar expenditure (gross)
176671
Restocking
101
Bar ass18tanc8
12891
Net bar Surplus retained in Bar Account
116501 HepworthLIVE
184811
Tid(et sales
[78251
Exponses
8,563.82
17.043.86
8,109.14
8,109.14
0.00
370.90
0.00
9,165.00
8,000.41
Fe8s for artistss & sound
Advertising & Websites
Other
Surplus transfernl to HCA
Surplus retsin8d in H8pv+DthLIVE account
7,682.20
169.38
148.83
[18501
[_9951
[01 Donations l Grants
0.00
1,164.59
0.00
Holme Valley Pgrish Council
Common Good Fund
Hepworth Year 6 Donation
lQrklees Communty Grant
0,00
0.00
o.ao
0.00
[8431 Other
[8431
[20221
[11791
367.18
Film Nights
367.18
Ticket salas
Film hira fees
Brft Fed of Film Socs subsuip'n
1,365.00
997.82
0.00
19771 Focus Magazino
130731
Advertising revenue
120961
Production costs
261.00
2415.00
2154.00
1212281 Income Sutstotal
19.458.55

Hepworth Community Association
(Registered Charity: 1023644)
Income and Expenditure Account (General Fund)
for the year ended 30th November 2024
[2023] EXPENDITURE
11C62] Repairs. Ronewal8 and IMprovw￿ents
18,379.60
1132] Boiler & heatsr servi
ioj
New Boibr
101
Roof Repairs
Wi-Fi extender
New Ma￿ratOr
Purchase of Paint
Compl8tion of Support pillar wo
ppli¢8tion of Timber Protection
Replacement of lQtchen Door I Window
10]
Structural Surv8y
t9XlI Stnjctural Repairs
Krtchen repairs
[oJ
Repair to ste8￿r￿ Bearingg
[30] MIs￿lIan80us
[15601 Electricity
156.00
473.88
185.00
180.11
276.00
240.41
8,268.00
3,372.00
2.750 00
234.00
59.58
1,980.00
204.62
880.00
[32981 Gas
3.602.50
[23111 Insurance
2,391.01
[11801 Cleaning 5orvicgs
1,707.00
[1811 Con8umable8
415.74
[84] Bank Charges + Interest
-39.03
1841
Charyes
Interest
60.00
99.03
110001 Donafjons
1,100.00
1700]
[3001
Hepworth J&1 Sch¢)ol
Hepworth Pre-school & Playgroup
Holmfirth Tech
750.00
350.00
1300] Other
428.36
1248]
170]
Fire equiprngnt insp8Ction and service
Tklees licen￿ fee for Hall
Book Sal8
Author5 Play Reading
Websits Domain Renewal
PRS & PPL fees (to play muslc)
Xmas Trae Grarrt
Xmas tTr88 and Lights
Hamper
233.61
70.00
-217.88
I_l￿1]
9.59
177.04
-94.00
150.00
11XS.
1168]
110955] TOTAL EXPENDITURE
28,865.18
[102731 Surplus Income over Expendlture
9,406.63
121228] TOTAL EXPENDITURE + Surplus Income
19,458.55

Hepworth Community Association
(Registered Charity: 1023644)
Balance Sheet as at 30th November 2024
P9939J Gr0•8 Ca•h A•80ts
1283101 Main Account
Cash In Current Account IHSBCI
Cosh tn CurT•nt ALrounl ICO-OPI
Cash in Deposit Accwnt IHSBCI
Ca8h in Ha
Pelty Cash
11CKNI BarAccount
Cath in Bar Acc￿ftt IBa¥d4y8}
8ar C•sh in Hand
16301 HepworthLNE A¢￿Unt
Cosh in HewothLfvE Ac>)wrt IBgrcJays)
mep*￿￿LIVE Cash in Hand
22,068.30
18,903.13
4.326.27
6.111.41
8.099.06
295.00
71.39
1.370.90
427.03
943.87
1,794.27
1,794.27
P19] Cash Llabllltle8
1219] Cash held for Art Gr¢Jup
tol HeW￿rthLIvE'. advance ticket sale8
218.70
218.70
1297211 NET CA8H ASSETS
21,849.60
The to(al gross cash assets are repr•$0￿ by..
Genernl Fund
12809118al8nc• a130111r2024
8alance e130111r2023
Incrnes8 lor year to 1112r2024
Transfer frorn Liv
Inmge In (- d￿cit- tran
Bar Fund
110001 6alar￿ at 30111r2024
[7111
B8lanc8 at 3011112023
P891
sU￿lUs for year to 30111r2024
toi
Tr￿s￿rtr) G•rAr•l Fund
[2891
Incw8• In (- surp1￿- tranth)
HepworthLIVE Fund
16301 Balano at 30111r2024
116241
8¥lan¢è •t 30111ft023
18551
SuWu$ for year to 30111r2024
116501
TranBfeT to General Fund
1_9941
Inuaa80 in cash (- suWu8. tr8nsts)
18,684.43
28,091.06
9,406.63
10}
9,406.63
1,370.90
1,000.00
370.90
270.90
1,794.27
629.88
1.164.59
1,164.59
TOTAL GROSS CASH A88ETS
P972018alwK• 813011112024
[20371
801onca at 30111fd023
1102731
Main Fund Surplus lor year to 3011112024
12891
Bar Fund Surplus foryear to 30111r2024
1_9941
Hepworth Live Surplu$ for y•ar to 3011112024
12191
Cash held for Art Group
Statoment on A88ets and the Rasekve$ Poli¢y
The assets kn the Bar Fund and In the HepworthLIVE Fund are de¥"pnated fund$ set ashaefor running the 88r
and He￿￿LIvE, re8pectlv8ly. Of tha balonce in the Ga￿￿1 Fund. £8.000 h*$ been Set ashle as OperBtional
R•s¢rves. whls¢the Mm*inder. approyimately £10K. is rrnney d￿gnated forfutur• proieds.
21,849.60
29,720.74
-9,4C6.63
370.90
1,164.59
-218.70
Slgned a8 Approved
Print
Date
Signed
rru8tee Representative
R Souiham
0510312025
Soutfiam
Treasurer
N Peters
0510312025
Accounts Auditor
G Latham
0510312025

Independent Examiner's UnqualifKd Report
Independent Euminer's Report to the Trustees of Hepworth Cornmunity AssoclatioD
l ryrt on the a¢￿ullts for the year endcd 30 November 2024.
Respective rnponsibilitK• of Irustttl and examiner
The charity's trustees are rc5ky)n&bl¢ for the preparntion of the accounts. The charity's
truste￿ consider that an audit is ￿lt required for this ye&r (unthr Section 144(2) of the
Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Act)) and that an exami￿0￿ is requiTeiL
It is rny responsibility to:
. examirK the ac£ounts under kntion 145 of the 2011 Act
. to follow the pvwedures18id Ik)wn in the G￿ra1 DIre£ti0r￿ given by the Chatity
Conunission (under Section 145(5Xb) of the 2011 Act)" and
. to state whth Wicu]ar matters bav¢ corne to my attention.
Balis of the independent examiner's report
My examI￿On was carried out in accorkn with the Genernl Directions given by tbe
Charity commissio￿ An exatniDthon includ¢5 a review of th¢ accounting records kept by the
charity a￿1 a cornprison of the &counts pre5fflrted with those f￿A)rds. It also i￿1
consideration of any unusual item5 or disclosures in the and setking ¢xplanations
from you &s trustees CO￿¢M]ng any such matters. The proced￿ undertaken do not provide
all tk Cvidence that would be required in an audiL and consequMtly no Okmnion is given as to
whether the accounts iyesent a and fair view ar￿ the rep)rt is limited to those matters
set out in the statements b¢low.
Independent examine￿8 stat¢meiit
(l) which ￿Ve5 me reasonable cause to believe thaL in any material iesprt th¢ tequiTanents
- to ke￿ wxourting re£ords in accordance with Section 130 of the 2011: and
- to prepa￿ accounts ￿lch ￿cold with the accounting records and comply with tl
accoutthllg requirnents of the 201 l Act
have not been met or
(2) to whicty in my oiTrnIo￿ attention should be drawll in order to amble a EKoper
GCM Latham
Date: 5 March 2025,
27 White Wells Gardens, SLholes, HD9 1 TZ

Hepworth Community Association
(Registered Charity: 1023644)
Income and Expenditure Account (General Fund)
for the year ended 30th November 2024
[2023] INCOME
[61071 Letting of the Hall
11641
Art & craft d8SSeS
14701
Badminton
[701
Coffee mornings
101
lQrklees
[27301
Pre¥school and Playgroup
18501
Privats groups
[6781
Private parties
13961
Fitness Class
15961
Other
11531
Yoga
6,271.40
200.00
480.00
50.00
900.00
2.730.00
210.00
727.00
360.00
509.40
105.00
137381 Special Events (net)
[20231
Pantomime (Hepworth Players)
[23081
Incom8
[2851
Expenditure
[14811
Play (Hepworth Players)
117491
Income
[2681
Expendlture
[2341
Other Soa81 Occasions
[2341
Income
Expenditura
3,995.15
3,075.02
3.659.OJ
583.98
920.13
1,351.1))
430.87
0.00
179121 Bar (net)
[158681
Bar takings (gross)
176671
Bar expenditure (gross)
176671
Restocking
101
Bar ass18tanc8
12891
Net bar Surplus retained in Bar Account
116501 HepworthLIVE
184811
Tid(et sales
[78251
Exponses
8,563.82
17.043.86
8,109.14
8,109.14
0.00
370.90
0.00
9,165.00
8,000.41
Fe8s for artistss & sound
Advertising & Websites
Other
Surplus transfernl to HCA
Surplus retsin8d in H8pv+DthLIVE account
7,682.20
169.38
148.83
[18501
[_9951
[01 Donations l Grants
0.00
1,164.59
0.00
Holme Valley Pgrish Council
Common Good Fund
Hepworth Year 6 Donation
lQrklees Communty Grant
0,00
0.00
o.ao
0.00
[8431 Other
[8431
[20221
[11791
367.18
Film Nights
367.18
Ticket salas
Film hira fees
Brft Fed of Film Socs subsuip'n
1,365.00
997.82
0.00
19771 Focus Magazino
130731
Advertising revenue
120961
Production costs
261.00
2415.00
2154.00
1212281 Income Sutstotal
19.458.55

Hepworth Community Association
(Registered Charity: 1023644)
Income and Expenditure Account (General Fund)
for the year ended 30th November 2024
[2023] EXPENDITURE
11C62] Repairs. Ronewal8 and IMprovw￿ents
18,379.60
1132] Boiler & heatsr servi
ioj
New Boibr
101
Roof Repairs
Wi-Fi extender
New Ma￿ratOr
Purchase of Paint
Compl8tion of Support pillar wo
ppli¢8tion of Timber Protection
Replacement of lQtchen Door I Window
10]
Structural Surv8y
t9XlI Stnjctural Repairs
Krtchen repairs
[oJ
Repair to ste8￿r￿ Bearingg
[30] MIs￿lIan80us
[15601 Electricity
156.00
473.88
185.00
180.11
276.00
240.41
8,268.00
3,372.00
2.750 00
234.00
59.58
1,980.00
204.62
880.00
[32981 Gas
3.602.50
[23111 Insurance
2,391.01
[11801 Cleaning 5orvicgs
1,707.00
[1811 Con8umable8
415.74
[84] Bank Charges + Interest
-39.03
1841
Charyes
Interest
60.00
99.03
110001 Donafjons
1,100.00
1700]
[3001
Hepworth J&1 Sch¢)ol
Hepworth Pre-school & Playgroup
Holmfirth Tech
750.00
350.00
1300] Other
428.36
1248]
170]
Fire equiprngnt insp8Ction and service
Tklees licen￿ fee for Hall
Book Sal8
Author5 Play Reading
Websits Domain Renewal
PRS & PPL fees (to play muslc)
Xmas Trae Grarrt
Xmas tTr88 and Lights
Hamper
233.61
70.00
-217.88
I_l￿1]
9.59
177.04
-94.00
150.00
11XS.
1168]
110955] TOTAL EXPENDITURE
28,865.18
[102731 Surplus Income over Expendlture
9,406.63
121228] TOTAL EXPENDITURE + Surplus Income
19,458.55

Hepworth Community Association
(Registered Charity: 1023644)
Balance Sheet as at 30th November 2024
P9939J Gr0•8 Ca•h A•80ts
1283101 Main Account
Cash In Current Account IHSBCI
Cosh tn CurT•nt ALrounl ICO-OPI
Cash in Deposit Accwnt IHSBCI
Ca8h in Ha
Pelty Cash
11CKNI BarAccount
Cath in Bar Acc￿ftt IBa¥d4y8}
8ar C•sh in Hand
16301 HepworthLNE A¢￿Unt
Cosh in HewothLfvE Ac>)wrt IBgrcJays)
mep*￿￿LIVE Cash in Hand
22,068.30
18,903.13
4.326.27
6.111.41
8.099.06
295.00
71.39
1.370.90
427.03
943.87
1,794.27
1,794.27
P19] Cash Llabllltle8
1219] Cash held for Art Gr¢Jup
tol HeW￿rthLIvE'. advance ticket sale8
218.70
218.70
1297211 NET CA8H ASSETS
21,849.60
The to(al gross cash assets are repr•$0￿ by..
Genernl Fund
12809118al8nc• a130111r2024
8alance e130111r2023
Incrnes8 lor year to 1112r2024
Transfer frorn Liv
Inmge In (- d￿cit- tran
Bar Fund
110001 6alar￿ at 30111r2024
[7111
B8lanc8 at 3011112023
P891
sU￿lUs for year to 30111r2024
toi
Tr￿s￿rtr) G•rAr•l Fund
[2891
Incw8• In (- surp1￿- tranth)
HepworthLIVE Fund
16301 Balano at 30111r2024
116241
8¥lan¢è •t 30111ft023
18551
SuWu$ for year to 30111r2024
116501
TranBfeT to General Fund
1_9941
Inuaa80 in cash (- suWu8. tr8nsts)
18,684.43
28,091.06
9,406.63
10}
9,406.63
1,370.90
1,000.00
370.90
270.90
1,794.27
629.88
1.164.59
1,164.59
TOTAL GROSS CASH A88ETS
P972018alwK• 813011112024
[20371
801onca at 30111fd023
1102731
Main Fund Surplus lor year to 3011112024
12891
Bar Fund Surplus foryear to 30111r2024
1_9941
Hepworth Live Surplu$ for y•ar to 3011112024
12191
Cash held for Art Group
Statoment on A88ets and the Rasekve$ Poli¢y
The assets kn the Bar Fund and In the HepworthLIVE Fund are de¥"pnated fund$ set ashaefor running the 88r
and He￿￿LIvE, re8pectlv8ly. Of tha balonce in the Ga￿￿1 Fund. £8.000 h*$ been Set ashle as OperBtional
R•s¢rves. whls¢the Mm*inder. approyimately £10K. is rrnney d￿gnated forfutur• proieds.
21,849.60
29,720.74
-9,4C6.63
370.90
1,164.59
-218.70
Slgned a8 Approved
Print
Date
Signed
rru8tee Representative
R Souiham
0510312025
Soutfiam
Treasurer
N Peters
0510312025
Accounts Auditor
G Latham
0510312025

Independent Examiner's UnqualifKd Report
Independent Euminer's Report to the Trustees of Hepworth Cornmunity AssoclatioD
l ryrt on the a¢￿ullts for the year endcd 30 November 2024.
Respective rnponsibilitK• of Irustttl and examiner
The charity's trustees are rc5ky)n&bl¢ for the preparntion of the accounts. The charity's
truste￿ consider that an audit is ￿lt required for this ye&r (unthr Section 144(2) of the
Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Act)) and that an exami￿0￿ is requiTeiL
It is rny responsibility to:
. examirK the ac£ounts under kntion 145 of the 2011 Act
. to follow the pvwedures18id Ik)wn in the G￿ra1 DIre£ti0r￿ given by the Chatity
Conunission (under Section 145(5Xb) of the 2011 Act)" and
. to state whth Wicu]ar matters bav¢ corne to my attention.
Balis of the independent examiner's report
My examI￿On was carried out in accorkn with the Genernl Directions given by tbe
Charity commissio￿ An exatniDthon includ¢5 a review of th¢ accounting records kept by the
charity a￿1 a cornprison of the &counts pre5fflrted with those f￿A)rds. It also i￿1
consideration of any unusual item5 or disclosures in the and setking ¢xplanations
from you &s trustees CO￿¢M]ng any such matters. The proced￿ undertaken do not provide
all tk Cvidence that would be required in an audiL and consequMtly no Okmnion is given as to
whether the accounts iyesent a and fair view ar￿ the rep)rt is limited to those matters
set out in the statements b¢low.
Independent examine￿8 stat¢meiit
(l) which ￿Ve5 me reasonable cause to believe thaL in any material iesprt th¢ tequiTanents
- to ke￿ wxourting re£ords in accordance with Section 130 of the 2011: and
- to prepa￿ accounts ￿lch ￿cold with the accounting records and comply with tl
accoutthllg requirnents of the 201 l Act
have not been met or
(2) to whicty in my oiTrnIo￿ attention should be drawll in order to amble a EKoper
GCM Latham
Date: 5 March 2025,
27 White Wells Gardens, SLholes, HD9 1 TZ