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|||Date appointed|Date resigned|
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|THE TRUSTEES - Ex Officio||||
|Group Scout Leader|Mr Stuart Ross|04/06/2008||
|Group Chair|Mr Philip Stebbings|13/05/2008||
|Deputy Chair|Mrs Alison Banham|14/01/2021||
|Secretary|Mrs Patricia Ross|01/06/1 993||
|Treasurer|Mrs Carly Richmond|14/06/2013||
|Beaver Leader Representative|Ms Geraldine<br>Millar|31/12/2017|18/09/2021|
|Cub Leader Representative|Mr Adrian Adams|07/12/2017||
|Scout Leader Representative|Mr Stephen<br>Swain|07/12/2017||
|Elected Representatives||||
|Parent Rep|Mr Paul Boswell|18/09/2021||
|Parent Rep|Mrs Caroline Warren|18/09/2021||
|Parent Rep|Mrs Chloe Turner|18/09/2021||
|Parent Rep|Mr Daniel Turner|18/09/2021||
|Parent Rep|Mrs Rowena Rogers|18/09/2021|15/04/2022|
|Parent Rep|Mr Roger Brash|18/09/2021|29/03/2022|
|Nominated<br>Representatives||||
|Advisor for the New HQ|Mr Jason Banham|07/12/2017||
|Explorer Leader|Mr David Brown|18/09/2021||
|Minutes Secretary|Mrs Christina<br>Poguntke|18/09/2021||
|Cub Pack Assistant|Mr Kenneth<br>Walls|18/09/2021||



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|Across the Group we have many changes to the Leadership<br>team with either new people|arriving,|arriving,|arriving,|Leaders|Leaders|Leaders|
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|returning<br>after the Pandemic<br>and Leaders moving to different Sections. Here is a summary.|||||||
|We welcomed<br>back Zarah, Geraldine<br>and Archie to the Sections after restrictions|eased,|||itwas great|||
|to have these experienced<br>Leaders return.|||||||
|Ben Huxley decided to become an Assistant<br>Leader for the Beaver Colony after|supporting||||as an||
|Occasional<br>Helper which<br>will really boost the Beaver Team.|||||||
|Lorna Banham<br>has started<br>University<br>at UEA in Norwich<br>and therefore stopped<br>weekly|||meetings|||but|
|hopes to remain connected<br>to the Group for future events and Camps.|||||||
|Ryan Swain has moved Sections from Cubs to Explorers due to work schedules.|||||||
|Dan Turner has decided to become a Uniformed<br>Leader<br>in the Cub Section which increases the|||||||
|amount ofWarranted<br>Leaders at Cubs who can run a meeting.|||||||
|Dave Brown<br>will be taking over from Sam Brown at Explorers due to Sam expecting||his|first child||||
|soon.|||||||
|We welcomed<br>Laura White who is a Parent now regularly<br>helping the Cub Pack|||||||
|We also welcomed<br>new Leader Toby Murrill to the Group who joined us because|his|son||was joining|||
|Scouts. Toby has been assisting<br>Steve in the Troop and already<br>bringing<br>new activities.|||||||
|As always,<br>I owe a big thank you to all our volunteer<br>Leaders, Section Assistants,<br>Young|Leaders|||and|||
|Committee<br>members<br>who continue<br>to support me and the Group. We look forward to a future||full||ofactivities|||
|and events so we can rebuild<br>Scouting<br>in the Village.|||||||
|Stuart Ross, gSL|||||||
|+<br>Significant activities and highlights<br>from each Section during the year:|||||||
|New Beavers joined the Colony with numbers<br>now at the maximum|||||||
|15Beavers attended<br>the Indoor Sleepover|||||||
|Hike to Woodbridge<br>for first Hikes Away for all|||||||
|First Aid Stage 1 badge completed|||||||
|Health<br>and Fitness badge completed|||||||
|Many Challenge<br>badges completed<br>with members<br>close to getting the Bronze Award|||||||
|New Cubs joined the Pack, with many<br>moving<br>up to Scouts in September 2021|||||||
|19Cubs and 3new Scouts attended<br>the Hallowtree<br>Camp in September 2021|||||||
|12Cubs hiked from Grundisburgh<br>to Kesgrave for a one night Sleepover<br>in February||2022|||||
|Cubs took part in the Explorers 'Escape the Hut' Challenge|||||||
|Cubs and Parents joined us for an 'Adventure<br>Hike' to Woodbridge<br>through<br>overgrown|||footpaths||||
|First Aid Stage 2 badge completed|||||||
|Athlete and Athlete Plus badges completed|||||||
|Challenge<br>badges completed<br>with some members<br>expected to gain the Silver Award||in|late 2022||||
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|New Scouts joined from Cubs|||||||
|17Scouts attend Outdoor Challenge<br>camp at Boxford and make shelters<br>in the woodland||||to sleep in|||
|for the final night|||||||
|11Scouts hiked from Framlingham<br>to Grundisburgh<br>for the Expedition<br>Challenge|||||||
|Former Young Leader Ollie Smith, now a trained<br>Fireman,<br>visited to help the Scouts||complete the|||||
|Fire Safety activity badge|||||||
|Scouts learn Knife safety skills and try whittling|||||||
|Our associated<br>Explorer Unit called Fynn Valley continues<br>to provide Scouting experiences<br>for<br>members<br>when they leave 1"Grundisburgh<br>at 14years old. They remain a user ofour facilities|||||||
|and equipment<br>for the foreseeable<br>future under the partnership<br>agreement.|Highlights:||||||
|10Explorers Camped<br>during the wet and windy November<br>Camp|||||||
|Explorers hiked from Woodbddge<br>to Henley for an event called a 'Stag Hike' to celebrate||||Leader|||
|Sam's forthcoming<br>wedding|||||||
|Cooking Challenges<br>have continued<br>every term with new winners<br>adding<br>their name||to|the||Cup||
|Rendlesham<br>Swarm Explorers came to visit and played a team game called 'Gutterball'||||on|the field||





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|||||Fund|Fund|2022|2021|
|INCOMING|RESOURCES|||||||
|Income from:||||||||
|Donations<br>and|Legacies|||3,680|11,267|14,947|161,848|
|Charitable<br>activities||||2,843||2,843||
|Other trading<br>activities||||1,269|7,863|9,132|679|
|Investment<br>income||||71|6,000|6,071|4,046|
|Other||||250||250||
|Total|||3|28,113|F25,130|E33,243|E 166,573|
|RESOURCES EXPENDED||||||||
|Expenditure<br>on:||||E||E|F|
|Raising funds||||20|1,864|1,884|20|
|Charitable<br>activities||||5,944||5,944|3,193|
|Other||||148||148|243|
|Total|||4|E6,112|L 1,864|F 7,976|E3,456|
|Net movement|in funds|||2,001|23,266|25,267|163,117|
|Reconciliation|offunds|||||||
|Fund balance|brought|forward||14,719|715,574|730,293|567,176|
|Transfer between<br>funds|||7|(2,000)|2,000|||
|Fund balance|carried|forward||f.14,720|F740,840|F755,560|F730,293|





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|Basis of|Basis of|accounting|accounting|accounting||The Charity constitutes<br>a public beneiit entity as defined<br>by FRS 102.The accounts have been|The Charity constitutes<br>a public beneiit entity as defined<br>by FRS 102.The accounts have been||
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|||||||prepared<br>in accordance<br>with Accounting<br>and Reporting<br>by Charities; Statement ofRecommended|||
|||||||Practice applicable<br>to charities<br>preparing<br>their accounts<br>in accordance<br>with the Financial|||
|||||||Reporting<br>Standard<br>applicable<br>in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS102)issued<br>in October|||
|||||||2019,the Financial<br>Reporting<br>Standard<br>applicable<br>in the United<br>Kingdom<br>and Republic of Ireland|||
|||||||(FRS102),the Charities Act 2011 and UK Generally Accepted Accounting<br>Practice.|||
|||||||The financial statements<br>have been prepared<br>to give a 'true and fair view' and have departed|from||
|||||||the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations<br>2008 Only to the extent required<br>to provide|a||
|||||||'true and fair' view. The departure<br>has involved<br>following<br>the Accounting<br>and Reporting<br>by|||
|||||||Charities: Statement ofRecommended<br>Practice applicable<br>to charities preparing<br>their annual|||
|||||||accounts<br>in accordance<br>with the Financial<br>Reporting<br>Standard<br>and applicable<br>in the UK and|||
|||||||Republic of Ireland (FRS102)issued<br>in October 2019rather than the Accounting<br>and Reporting||by|
|||||||Charities: Statement ofRecommended<br>Practice effective from 1 April 2005 which has been|||
|||||||withdrawn.|||
|||||||The financial statements<br>are prepared<br>on a going concern basis under the historical cost|||
|||||||convention.<br>The financial statements<br>are presented<br>in sterling<br>which is the functional<br>currency|of||
|||||||the charity and rounded<br>to the nearest pound.|||
|Change||in|Basis|||There has been no change to the accounting<br>policies or estimates<br>(valuation<br>rules and methods||of|
|||||||accounting) since last year.|||
|.|Accounting||||policies||||
|Recognition||||ofincoming||These are included<br>in the Statement of Financial<br>Activities (SoFA)when|||
|resources||||||—the charity becomes entitled to the resources;|||
|||||||-the trustees are virtually<br>certain they will receive the resources;<br>and|||
|||||||-the monetary<br>value can be measured<br>with sufficient reliability.|||
|Membership||||subscdiptions||Memberships<br>subscription<br>collected on behalf ofother parts ofthe Scout Movement are reported|||
|||||||in the SoFA net of any amount<br>paid out. This is because these subscriptions<br>are in effect held|as||
|||||||agents before being paid out.|||
|Offsetting||||||There has been rio offsetting ofassets and liabilities,<br>or income and expenses,<br>unless<br>required||or|
|||||||permitted<br>by the FRS 102SORP or FRS 102.|||
|Grants and||||donations||Legacies, grants and donations<br>are only included<br>in the SoFA when the charity has unconditional|||
|||||||entitlement<br>to the resources, and these have been received.|||
|Tax|reclaims on donations|||||Incoming<br>resources from tax reclaims are induded<br>in the SoFA when they are received|||
|and|gifts||||||||
|Gifts|in kind|||||Gifts in kind for sale or distribution<br>are included<br>in the accounts as gifts only when sold or|||
|||||||distributed<br>by the charity. Gifts in kind for use by the charity are not valued or included<br>in the|||
|||||||accounts|||
|Donated||services and||||The value placed on these resources is not included<br>in the accounts|||
|Facilities|||||||||
|Volunteer|||help|||The value ofany voluntary<br>help received is not included<br>in the accounts|||
|Investment||||income||This is included<br>in the accounts when received.|||
|Liability||recognition||||Liabilities are recognised as soon as there is a legal or constructive<br>obligation<br>committing<br>the|||
|||||||charity to pay out resources.|||
|Governance||||and Support costs||Governance<br>costs comprise<br>all costs involving<br>public accountability<br>ofthe charity and its|||
|||||||compliance<br>with regulation<br>and good practice.<br>These costs have been included<br>in the charitable|||
|||||||activity costs.|||
|Current||asset investments||||The charity has investments<br>ofcash and cash equivalents<br>with a maturity<br>date ofless than one|||
|||||||year held for investment<br>purposes<br>rather than to meet short term cash commitments<br>as they|fall||
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|TES TO THE ACCOUNTS<br> THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022|TES TO THE ACCOUNTS<br> THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022|TES TO THE ACCOUNTS<br> THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022|||||
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|Analysis ofIncoming Resources|||||||
||||General|New HQ|Total|Total|
||||Fund|Fund|2022|2021|
|Voluntary<br>Income|||||||
|Membership<br>Subscriptions|||6,169||6,169|1,140|
|Less: Membership||Fees Paid|(2,759)||(2,759)|(2,420)|
||||3,410||3,410|(1,280)|
|Legacy||||||150,903|
|Gift Aid|||240||240|1,057|
|Donations<br>and Gifts|||30|600|630|460|
|Government<br>Grants - LRSG||||10,667|10,667|10,708|
||||E3,680|E11,267|E 14,947|E161,848|
||||General|New HQ|Total|Total|
||||Fund|Fund|2022|2021|
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|Charitable<br>Activities|||||||
|Beaver Camp -|Thorrington||450||450||
|Cub Camp - Hallowtree|||750||750||
|Cub Hike/Sleepover|||130||130||
|Scout - Expedition||Camp|320||320||
|Scout —Challenge||Camp|595||595||
|Meeting<br>Activities|||260||260||
|Uniform<br>and badges|||338||338||
||||E2,843||E2,843||
||||General|New HQ|Total|Total|
||||Fund|Fund|2022|2021|
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|Other Trading<br>Activities|||||||
|Textile Clothing|Bank||1,225||1,225|678|
|Amazon<br>Smile|||44||44||
|Duck Race|||||||
|Firework<br>Night||||7,863|7,863||
|Christmas<br>Post|||||||
||||F 1,269|F 7,863|F9,132|E679|
||||General|New HQ|Total|Total|
||||Fund|Fund|2022|2021|
|Investment<br>Income|||||||
|Interest (gross)|on|Bank Accounts|71|6,000|6,071|4,046|
||||f71|F6,000|F6,071|E4,046|
||||General|New HQ|Total|Total|
||||Fund|Fund|2022|2021|
|Other Income|||||||
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|NO|TES TO THE ACCO|UNTS|||||
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|FOR|THE YEAR ENDED 31|MARCH 2022|||||
|4|Analysis ofResources|Expended|||||
||||General|New HQ|Total|Total|
||||Fund|Fund|2022|2021|
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||Fundraising<br>costs||||||
||Firework<br>Night|||1,864|1,864||
||Duck Race||||||
||Lottery Licence||20||20|20|
||||620|E 1,864|E 1,884|f20|
||||General|New HQ|Total|Total|
||||Fund|Fund|2022|2024|
||Charitable<br>Activities||||||
||Youth Pro ramme||||||
||Beaver Camp - Thorrington||415||415||
||Cub Camp - Hallowtree||765||765||
||Cub Hike/Sleepover||71||71||
||Scout - Expedition|Camp|269||269||
||Scout —Challenge|Camp|424||424||
||Section Activities||881||881|31|
||Materials<br>and Equipment||221||221|850|
||Badges||256||256|68|
||Uniform||528||528|137|
||Scout Hut costs||||||
||Insurance||1,234||1,234|1,185|
||Electricity||102||102|169|
||Repairs and Renewals||63||63|412|
||Rent||180||180||
||Governance<br>costs||||||
||AGM||219||219||
||OSM||57||57||
||Training||180||180||
||Website||65||65|65|
||Gifts||14||14|33|
||Independent<br>Examination|||||210|
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||||General|New HQ|Total|Total|
||||Fund|Fund|2022|2024|
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||Depreciation||148||148|243|
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|5|Trustees and other|related parties|||2022|2021|
||Trustee expenses<br>reimbursed||||||
||Group Scout Leader||||1,504|819|
||Other trustees|||||41|
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||All amounts<br>paid were to reimburse||expenditure|on behalf ofthe Group.|||
||Trustee remuneration|in the year ended 31 March 2022 was nil (2021 nil)|||||
|6|Fees forexamining|the accounts|||2022|2021|
||Independent<br>examiners fees|||||210|
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||In previous|years, all donations|and|fundraising||proceeds|had been allocated to the new HQ fund.|||In|
||March 2019various<br>new bank||accounts were|||set up to hold the funds||from the legacy and f45,000was|||
||transferred|to open these accounts||leaving|the|balance to|cover the general<br>day to day||running||
||expenses ofthe Group.||||||||||
|8|FixedAssets|||||New||Furniture<br>tI|||
|||||||HQ|Container|Equipment|Total||
||Cost||||||F||||
||At 1 April 2021|||||360|1,555|5,332|7,247||
||Additions||||||||||
||Disposals||||||||||
||At 31 March|2022||||E360|F 1,555|E5,332|f 7,247||
||Depreciation||||||E|E|||
||At 1 April 2021||||||1,210|5,270|6,480||
||Depreciation|for year|||||86|62|148||
||On disposals||||||||||
||At 31 March|2022|||||F 1,296|E5,332|f 6,629||
||At 31 March|2022||||E360|E259||2619||
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||Prepayments<br>for Family Camp|at Hallowtree|||||50|
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|10|Cash at bank and in hand|||||||
||||General||New HQ|Total|Total|
|||||Fund|Fund|2022|2021|
||Hampshire<br>Trust (1-year bond|1.11%)|||100,000|100,000|100,000|
||Hampshire<br>Trust (1-year bond 0.75%)||||||50,000|
||Cambridge<br>&Counties (2-year|bond 1.5%)|||75,000|75,000||
||Cambridge<br>&Counties (95-day|notice)|||12,000|12,000||
||Redwood Bank (1-year bond)||||||100,000|
||United Trust Bank (1-year bond|1.25%)|||150,000|150,000|100,000|
||Nationwide<br>Building Society (95-day notice)||||150,000|150,000|150,842|
||Redwood<br>Bank (35-day notice)||||150,000|150,000|51,343|
||Suffolk Building Society||||100,000|100,000|150,663|
||Co-op Savings||||1,000|1,000|12,000|
||Co-op Current Account||||2,480|2,480|576|
||Redwood<br>Bank (95Day notice)|||10,311||10,311||
||Barclays Savings|||1,071||1,071|1,070|
||Barclays Current Account|||3,420||3,420|13,178|
||Petty Cash Tin|||44||44|14|
||||F|14,846|E740,480|E755,326|6729,686|
|11|Creditors|||||2022|2021|
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||Accruals|||||385|210|
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|Fixed|Assets||259|360|619|
|Cash|at bank and|in hand|14,846|740,480|755,326|
|Other|current assets/liabilities||(385)||(385)|
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|Fixed|Assets||407|360|767|
|Cash|at bank and|in hand|14,262|715,424|729,686|
|Other|current assets/liabilities||50|(210)|(160)|
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|General|Fund|14,719|8,113|6,112|{2,000)|14,720|
|New HQ|Fund|715,574|25,130|1,864|2,000|740,840|
|||E730,293|E33,243|F 7,886||F 755,560|
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|General|Fund|15,884|11,177|3,246|(9,096)|14,719|
|New HQ|Fund|551,292|155,396|210|9,096|715,574|
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