BEXLEY DEAF GROUP
TRUSTEES. REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Registered Charity number: 1039183
Company Registration Number: 02942265
Independent Examiner:
Sadler Davies (Trading as: Finsbury Robinson Ltd)
Top Floor. West Hill House. Dartford, Kent DA12EU
Registored Addre5S:
The Learning and Enterprise College, 5 Brampton Road,
Bexleyheath, Kent DA7 4EZ

BEXLEY DEAF GROUP
Year Ended 31st March 2025
Contents:
Page
Reference and Administration Details
Report of the Trustees
Statement of Assets & Liabilities
Statement of Financial Activities
Notes to the Financial Statements
8-10
Independent Examiners report
11

BEXLEY DEAF GROUP
Reference and Administration Details for the Year Ended 31st March 2025
Company Registration Number 02942265
Charity Number
1039183
Registered Office
The Learning & Enterprise College, 5 Brampton Road.
Bexleyheath, DA7 4EZ
Directors and trustees:
David Foot (Chair)
Mark Raymond Gately
Barry Hartwell
Belliappa Konganda
Nikolas Murley
Melanie Porte
Oyin Olaitan Rogers
Balkar Thind
Chief Executive Officer
Mrs Tania Bushell
Bankers
CAF Bank Ltd
25 KinES Hill Avenue
West Malling, Kent ME19 4JQ
Independent Examiner
Sadler Davies (Trading as: Finsbury Robinson Ltd)
Top Floor, West Hill House,
Dartford Kent DAI 2EU

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Trustees, Annual Re
ort for the
eriod from 1st A
ril 2024 to 31st March 2025
Governin
Document
The organisation is a charitable company limited by guarantee, incorporated on 23rd June 1994 and
registered as a charity on 1st July 1994.The company was e5tabli5hed under a Memorandum of
Association which established the objects and powers of the charitable company and is governed under
its Articles of A550ciation.
We appoint Trustees through a programme of local advertising and recruitment, where we utilise local
communication channels and partners, such a5 our local Council for Voluntary Services and service user
groups. We advertise the skills and requirements needed to enhance the Board and applications are then
reviewed by the Trustee Board. Shortlisted applicants have the opportunity to observe a Trustee Board
meetin& ask informal questions prior to an interview with Trustee members and appointment.
The Charity's structure is as follows:
General day to day management of the centre is the responsibility of the Chief Executive Officer. All
major decisions and expenditure must be presented to and agreed by the Trustees. There are no major
risks that would affect the delivery of services provided by the charity.
The charity relies on a grantjointly funded from Bexley Council and South East London IC5, which
provides most of the income for the charity to run. The trustees recognise the risk that should the grant
not be awarded the charity would have to find different sources of funding.
Ob'ectives and artivities and ubllc benefit
To relieve deaf persons resident in the London Borough of Bexley in any manner which is now or shall
hereafter be deemed to be charitable in law. Bexley Deaf Group provides support and encouragement to
hearing impaired people and their familie5 Within the Bexley borough.
To promote improvements in all facilities {i.e. medical, environmental, educational and recreationall for
Deaf and hard of hearing people irrespective of racial background, religion, gender, age or degree of
hearing loss, resident in the London Borough of Bexley. It aims to enable these residents to enjoy the
same quality of life as that enjoyed by those with unimpaired hearing.
Achievements and erformance
This year has been another productive and rewarding one for the Bexley Deaf Group. Alongside our usual
day-to-day work to support our local Deaf and hard-of-hearing community, we have been working hard
on raising our profile within the wider community.
The centre is now fully established in Brampton Road. due to our new location and excellent transport
link5, Bexley Deaf Centre has found a fantastic new space to operate from. We have continued to meet
the need5 of the community Wlth the added bonus of being able to deliver most of our courses on the
premises and in one consistent space.
Our British Sign Language IBSL) Courses are proving to be as popular as ever. Many of these course5 are
at capacity and upcoming courses have waiting lists. This is testament to our teaching and office staff who
ensure that we provide a high quality, efficient service. We have consistently offered BSL levels l and 2
over the past 25 years, and this year we have introduced Level 3.
We celebrated our students. achievements by holding a presentation evening atThe Star in Sidcup. Our
students were awarded their certificates by Daniel Francis MP and the evening was a huge success, one
which will now be repeated every year.
In addition to our BSL courses, we welcomed a group of 12 hearing aid users and delivered two, 8 week
courses in lipreading skills which were a huge succe55. These courses provide valuable techniques and tips

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in how to manage hearing1055 and empowers hard of hearing people to have the confidence to speak up
about their issues.
We were very pleased to welcome London Fire Brigade's Borough Commander for Bexley onto our BSL
level I course and subsequently level 2. He was very keen on getting all Bexley firefighters trained in basic
BSL to ensure that they would be able to communicate with a BSL user in the event of an emergency. We
worked alongside the Commander to facilitate courses that would work around shift patterns and this
flexible approach proved to be a resounding success. It is hoped that this training can be repeated every 2
years and shows how organisations can collaborate in orderto improve the lives of our local Deaf
community.
We were invited along to an open day hosted by London Fire Brigade where we set up our own stall and
had a core group of volunteers to help liaise with the public. A demonstration was set up for the general
public where one of our Deaf residents was cut out of a car. Bexley firefighters were able to show off
their newly learnt BSL skills which proved to be a huge success. Many people expressed an interest in
learning BSL and as a result, we had many sign-ups for our courses.
th
This year saw a special achievement in Bexley Deaf Centre's history. We celebrated our 30 year and to
th
recognise this we held a celebration on the 4 September 2024. It was a prestigious event which was
attended by Mr Daniel Francis MP, The Mayor of Bexley, Councillor Sue Gower MBE, alongside the leader
of Bexley Council, Baroness Theresa O'Neill, the Director of Adult Social Care and Health for Bexley,
Yolande Dennehy and finally the Cabinet Member forAdult Social Care and Health, Councillor Melvin
Seymour. We were joined by 80 people from the Deaf and hard of hearing communities, along with
5UPPOrters and other Stakeholders. Barry Hartwell gave a compelling talk about the history of BDC,
followed by a presentation from our CEO and a speech by our Chair. We were also joined by Kenneth
Gibbons, whose father was one of the founders of the charity. He was asked to cut our celebration cake
and gave a short speech about how proud he was to be representing his father and recognised the hard
work of the staff in making the deaf centre the charity it is todav.
During this event we were presented with a copy of the text of an 'Early Day Motion, raised by Mr Daniel
Francis MP, which had been announced in Parliament and recorded as such. It read:
hat this House congratulates Bexley Deaf Centre on its 30th anniversary of being recognised os a
chority and celebmtes the opening OA a new Deaf Centre in Brnmpton Road, Bexleyheath earlier this
year," notes that Bexley Deof Centre wos originally commissioned by the locul authority to help people
maintain their hearing aids and distribute botterles." highlights that their services now include British
Sign Language courses, o hearing aid clinic a job club. odvococy and infomiation advice and deaf
oworeness in schools.'Aurther notes that Bexley Deaf Centre's setvlces are now accessed on avernge
over 10.000 times a year.. thanks all staff and volunteersfor their continued dedication,. and wishes the
Bexley Deof Centre all the bestfor thefvture.. h
edm.
arliament.u
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We were very pleased to be successful in securing funding from Lloyds Bank Foundation who awarded us
£75,000 in unrestricted funding, released over a three-year period. This funding has allowed us to employ
a part-time member of staff in response to the increasing demand for benefit support and advice for the
Deaf community.
We adjusted our current website, which is now a new snappier and more accessible site for our user5 to
learn about what we do, services we provide, and up to date information in both British Sign Language
and written English. However, we are currently in the proce55 of developing a new website that will bring
a whole new look to the charity and one which will incorporate our aims in our new strategy which is due
to begin in the next financial year.
Bexley Council contacted us with the view to integrating more BSL on their website, thereby meeting
their statutory obligations under the Accessible Information Standard. They have a new resident
engagement platform called 'Ask Bexley, and were are keen to get important content provided in BSL.

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They asked us to create signed videos for this website, encouraging Deaf Bexley residents to have their
say on important issues in the community. This important piece of work ensures that Deaf residents are
treated equitably and 15 in keeping with our mission statement of Working with Deaf people for Equaliv.
We have now been commissioned to provide another 10 short info-videos throughout the next year.
We were successful in securing funding to set up some Pickleball sessions for our Deaf community as it
was something they were very keen to learn. We purchased starter equipment and were lucky enough to
find a Deaf Pickleball coach who brought such energy and excitement to the sessions they took off
immediately. Due to this succe55, we hosted the UK'S very first Pickleball festival in January which was
attended by 50 participants from all over the country including Derby, the West Country and one person
from Canada.
Bexley Deaf Pickleball Club is now a thriving group and is self-run. There is now a national league and
Deaf Pickleball groups are popping up all over the country. It is a very popular sport in the Deaf
community but recognition should go to James Townsend who has been the driving force behind this
phenomenon.
Finally, in a first for BDC, a group of six people including our CEO and Chair embarked on the Yorkshire 3
Peaks Challenge, this year to raise money forthe centre and for Bexley Deaf Club. This event Is very
tough, requiring participants to walk over 25 miles, climbing 3 mountains in the process, all in under 12
hours. Our group completed it in 9 hours and 42 minutes and was a hugely successful event, raising an
impressive total of £4,200. The funds were shared equally between the 2 organisations and will be used
to fund various activities in the coming year.
Our work in the Bexley Deaf community remains at the heart of our day-to-day lives. The Deaf Centre
remains a place where people can drop in for hearing checks, hearing aid maintenance, and general
advice and sUPPOrt.
Our CEO is involved in a number of profe55ional networking opportunities within Bexley and is committed
to raising awareness of Bexley Deaf Centre and the importance of our service5 Within the borough.
Our commissioned services include:
Hearing aid information and maintenance
Outreach clinics and home visits
Lip reading classes for hard of hearing people
BSL cla55es, levels 1,2 and 3
Deaf Awareness for organisations
Job-seekers club
Pickleball and Bowls
Advocacy and information
Hearcheck
Financial Review
The expenditure of the charity exceeded the income, resulting in a deficit of £4,929.6212024: surplus
£77,140.29) in the year and has £116,433.6912024: £126,067.44) unrestricted reserves.
The charity has a policy on resen/es, to keep at least 3 months expenditure in the unrestricted reserve.
The restricted reserve of £44,159.07 is the unspent balance of funding for the following projects:
SEL ICS (South East London Integrated Care System) supported the development of our
befriending 'Lend an Ear, project.
SEL ICS (South East London Integrated Care System) 5UPPOrted the GP Acces5 Project; working to
improve accessibility to healthcare for the deaf community.
Sport England, through BVSC, fund the walking football project. providing access to sport for
people who are deaf or disabled.

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Lloyds Bank Foundation supports our benefit support and advice provision.
Stafflng: The staffing levels for the year were 3 full time equivalent paid staff and 7 volunteers give their
time on an ad hoc basi5.
Investment Policy. Aside from retaining a prudent amount in reserves most of the charity's funds are
spent in the short term, consequently there are no long term investments.
Trustee5' res
onsibilities
The trustees are required under the Charities Act 2011 to prepare financial statements for each financial
year which give a true and fair view of the charity's financial activities during the year and of its financial
position at the end of the year. In preparing financial statements giving a true and fair view, the trustees
should follow best practice and:
la)
Selett suitable accounting policies and apply them consistently.
(b)
Make suitablejudgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent.
{cl
State whether applicable accounting standards of recommended practice have been followed,
subject to any departures disclosed and explained in the financial statement5.
Prepare the financial statements on a going concern basis unless it 15 inappropriate to presume
that the charity will continue in operation.
{dl
The trustees are responsible for keeping accounting records, which enable them to disclose with
reasonable accuracy the financial position of the charity, and for ensuring that they comply with
applicable law and regulations. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the charity and
for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities.
Signed on behalf of the charitys trustees:
Mr David Foot
Chair of Trustees
Date:

BEXLEY DEAF GROUP
STATEMENT OF ASSET5 & LIABILrfiES
Y•ar End•d 31st March 2025
Notg Unr•strlcted
2025
Deslgn4téd
2025
Total
Tolal
2024
2025
2025
Tanglbl? Flxed Assets
Current Assets
3,332.68
3,332.68
3,526.56
Debtor5
685.00
665.00
cash and Bank
Cash
Bank account
Totsl currant ossets
84.01
113,889.03
114.638.04
84.01
44.159.07 252.243.92
44.159.OY
252.992.93
34.01
257.908.42
257.942.43
94,195.82
94,195.82
Li8biliti8s'. amounts falling due wthin 1 year
1,537.03
1.537.03
1,750.79
Currant Ass•ts Itss Currtnt Uabllltl•#
113.101.01
94.195.82
44,159.07 251,455.90
256,191.64
T¢>tal A¥sèts less Current LIabIll￿¢S
£116,433.69
£94.195.82 £44.159.07 £2S4.788.58
£259.718.20
FUNDS
Unreslricted.. General
Designated= Daisy Mumford
Restricted= South East London ICS- Rent
Restricted- South East London ICS- Lend an Ear
Restricted: South East London ICS- GP Ac¢ess Project
Restricted= BVSC= Uoyds Bank Foundalkjn
Rostrict8d: BVSC: Deal Sport Fund
116,433.69
116.433.69
94.195.82
126,067.44
94,195.82
9,869.52
10.535.53
16.395.82
94.195.82
3,560.00
16,256.00
21,729.00
2.614.07
3.560.00
16.256.00
21.729.00
2.614.07
2.654.07
£116,433.69
£94,195.82 £44.159.07 £254.788.58
£259.718.20
The company was entllled to exernplton frorn audlt under section 477 of tho Companles Act 2006.
Tha Trustees acknowladge their responslbSllties for complwng with thg requirèmènts of Ihè Act wilh respecl to acuiunting records and
proparaiion of ffinancial slaternents.
Th8 finaneial statem•nts havè bo•n prop8r•d in accordance wsth the provisions applicabl8 to enthti•s subjod to the small companies reglme.
Thè financlal statements were appmd and aUth￿ised for issue by the Tru5t8es and signed on thelr behaff by.
Mr David F
Date-
2u)Il |
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BEXLEY DEAF GROUP
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTWMES
Year Ended 31st March 2025
Unrnstrlctèd Funds
TOTAL FUND
20¥
ener
Funds
2024
INCOMING RESOURCES
Voluntary Income
Charitablè AcIfvl￿éS
Income from investments
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURCES
3.802.97
104.046.79
547.82
108,397.58
3.802.97
131.446.79
547.82
135,797.SB
3,582.65
2C4).754.52
476.85
204.814.02
4b
4c
27.400.00
27.4100.00
RESOURCES EXPENDED
ChaTitabl8 Activities
Othèr expendiiuro
TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED
5a
5b
127.020.31
880.54
127,900.85
12,828.35
139.846.66
880 54
140,727.20
126,741.82
931.91
127,673.73
12.826.35
NET INCOMING I ( OUTGOING ) RESOURCES
BEFORE TRANSFERS
119.S03.271
14,573.65
(4.929.62}
77.140.29
ADDITIONS TO & RELEASES FROM FUNDS
9.869.52
19.889.521
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
19.633.751
4.704.13
{4.929.621
TT.140.29
BALANCES BROUGHT FWD AT
1 APRIL 2024120231
£ 126,067.44
£ 94.195.82
£ 39.454.94
£ 259.718.20 £ 182.577.91
BALANCES CARRIED FWD AT
31 MARCH 2025120241
£ 116A33.69
£ 94195.82
£ 44.159.07
£ 254.788.58 £ 259.71820

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Y•ar Ended 318t March 2025
countlng Pollcle•
¢ountlno Conv•ntlon
la
Th8 finan￿8] statements hav8 b88n pr8par8d under lh8 historical cost convention antl in a¢¢oTdan¢e with Ihe Charitles Statgment of Re¢ornmend8d
Practice ISORP FRS102) 2015 and tho Charitles Act 2011. An Indepgndont examlnavon Is requlred und8rthe Charities Act 2011.
Abridued financlal sta¢ements have been filed Companie$ Hou$8 In aCc￿rdanCe ￿1th Ih8 special provision5 olthe CoTnpanres Act 2006 T¢l8tlng
to smaller companlas. ND aud￿ Is requlred under exaMp￿On S 477 of th8 Companle5 Act2006. Exemption has bBen taken from preparfng a cashflow
on th8 grounds thaltha company qualifi88 as a small company.
1b Tanglble FIMed A55ets
Doprethation Is at the folltiwng annual rdtes in ordorto writ¥ off each ass81ov8r its 88tlmated usafvl Ilfe.
oirice hjmfture and computer equlpment - 20% rndu¢lng b818ncg.
Pen8lon Costs
Bax￿ Deaf Group has offered the NEST penslon plan for all eligible ernployees.
1d
Fund a¢¢ounllno
Unreslricted and d8signaled funds are avallabl8 for us8 at Ih8 discretion of the trustees in furtheran¢¢ of tho gonoral objedves of Ihe Charity.
Restrfcted fvnds are subjected to rest￿￿0￿$ on thelr expenditur* impo88d by lh8 donor.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
2025
2024
Offlca Equlprnont
Cost
Addition
13.934.64
622.01
14.556.65
12,984.68
949.96
13,934.64
Ac¢umulaied Dep￿la￿on 1stAprfl 2024
Chargè for year
10.408.08
815.89
11.223.97
9.536.17
871.91
10,408.08
NET BOOK VALUE 31st March 2025
3 332.68
LIABILITIES FALLING DUE WITHIN 1 YEAR
Credilors
Nest Pen$lon
Acerued expense$
204.20
348.83
984.00
460.80
326.99
963.110
1.537.03
1.75Q.79
INCOMING RESOURCES
Unrestrlcted Dosi
nated Restricte
General
Fund5
Funds
TOTAL FUNDS
2025
2024
Voluntary Incorn?
Donations and Iggacies
3,802.97
3,802.97
3.802.97
3,582.65
3,582.65
3,802.97
4b Charltable Actlvltlos
South East London ICS- Service Delivery and Rpnt
South East London ICS- GP A¢¢ess Project
South East London ICS- Core Sustainability Fund
GWUK Grourthrk ff8scoI- Land an Ear
Cornrnunty Llnks Broml8y- Health Educauon England
Lloyds Bank Foundation
Course$
T￿In￿ng
68,971.10
68,971.10
68.961.10
25.000.1)O
60.000.00
375.00
21.600.IKS
2.400.00
25,000.00
2.400.00
25.000.00
31,115.69
3,960.00
131.44fj.79
31.115.69
3.960.00
24.818.42
104.046.79
27.400.00
200.754.52
4¢
In¢om• from Invèstm•nt
Bank Int8r85t
547.62
547.82
547.82
547.82
476.85
476.65
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURCES
£108,397.58
£0.00
£27,400.00
£135,797.5B
£204.&1￿02

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Y¢ar Ended 31st Morch 2025
RESOURCES EXPENDED
Unrestrlcted
General
DÈSI
natod
Funds
Restrlcted
Funds
TOTAL FUNDS
2025
2024
Expendlturo on charitablo activities
Brthsh Sign Language cou￿8
InterpT8ting Services
Ch8ritable ActNitie$: Expgrws
Rent ofoffic8S
M88ting roorn hire
Wage5
Empltyars Nl
Pènsions
Telèphorte
Computer 50fvare
Prfnting postage stationery
Travel and subsistence
Insurance
Refreshments
Company accounts filing faès
staff tr8ining
Sundry
Accouniancy and book keeping
Subscriptions
Legal & Professiortal
19,302.95
1,485.00
19.302.95
1.485.00
1.559.01
9.470.00
14,250.27
1,090.00
1,357.30
6.155.50
127.50
92.332.53
1.091.32
1.572.63
1.158.25
449.00
1,340.55
68.45
623.78
361.52
13.00
30.00
442.30
1,285.34
1,089.00
1.903.60
1,559.01
9.470.00
e6.173.62
1.000.00
1.000.00
7.992.98
1.118.39
77B.35
796.10
94,156.60
2,118.39
1.778.35
796.10
579.60
1.361.93
149.52
642.87
507.69
34.00
442.00
216.40
2.116.00
1.325.80
1.804.45
579.60
1,361.93
149.52
642.87
507.69
442.00
216.40
2.116.00
1,325.80
1.804.45
127.020.31
0.00
12.826.35
139,846.66
126.741.B2
Sb Oth•r oxpondlturo
DgprecAation
Bank charges
815.89
64.65
815.89
64.65
871.91
60.00
880.54
880.54
931.91
TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED
£127.900.85
£0.00
£12,826.35
£140,727.20 £127.673.73
Trust#• R•mun•ratlon
None of the trustees have been paid remuneration or received other benefrts from employment with the char¢ty.
Staff Costs
2025
2024
Gross wages, salarie5 and benefts in kind
Employerfs National Insurance
Employer's Pension
£94,156.60
£1.118.39
£778.35
£96 053.34
£92,332.53
£1.091.32
£1.572.63
£94 996A8
Total ¥taff costs
Trusts• Expenses
None of the truste85 h?v8 clalm8d expenses or had thelr expenses met by the charity.

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Y•ar Ended 31st March 2025
Funds
estrlct8d
South Easl London ICS- Rent
South East London ICS- Lend art Ear
South East London ICS- GP Access Projè
Uoyds Bank Foundation
Communlty Links Bromley- Health Educauon England
BVSC.. Deaf Sport Fund
BFWD
9,869.52
10.535.53
18,395.82
Incorno
ndlturo Net Movernent
Tran5fors
19,869.52)
CFWD
6.975.53
139.82
3.271.00
2.400.00
40.00
12.826.35
{6,975.53)
1139.82)
21.729.00
3.560.00
16.256.00
21,729.00
25.000.00
2.400.00
2,654.07
39,454.94
40.00
14.573.65
2 614.07
44.159.07
27,400.00
9.869.52
Deslgnated- Dalsy Mumford
94.195.82
0.00
94.195.82
General
126.067.44
108,397.58 £127.900.85
19,503.27
9,869.52
116.433.69
TOTAL FUNDS
£259.718.20
£135,797.58 £140.727.20
£4.929.02
£0.00
£254.789.5B

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KNDEPENDLNT EXAMINER'S REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
tNDEPEIYDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF BEXLEY DEAF GROUP
This report on the fmancial statements of the BEXLEY DEAF GROUP for the year ended 31 March 2025, which are set
on pages I to 10 is in respect of an examination carried out in accordonce with s145 of the Charities Act 2011 (the Act).
Respective responsibilitles of the trustees and the ¢xamAner
The charity's trnstees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts. The charity's trustees consider that an audit is not
required for this year under section 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Act) or under Regulation 10(I)(d) of the
Charities Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2006 (the 2006 Acwunts Regulations) and that an independent ¢xamination is
needed.
It is my responsibility to:
examine the accounts under section 145 of the Charities Act 2011 and section 44(1)(c) of the Charities and Trustee
Investment (Scotland) Act 2005 (the 2005 Act)
to follow the procedures laid down in the general Directions given by the Clwity Commission under section
145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act. and
to state whether particular matters have Come to my attention.
Basis of independent examiller's report
Our examination was carried out in accordance with the General Directions given by the Charity Commissioners. The
examination illcludes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented
with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts and seeking
explanations from you as InJstee5 concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence
that would be requiied in an audiL and consequently we do not express an audit opinion on the view given by the accounts.
Indep¢ndent ¢xarnin¢r's statement
In ¢onn¢ction with out examination, no matter has come to our attention:
(l) which gives us reasonable Cause to believe that in any material respect the Tequir¢ments:
to keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of the Act; and
to prepare financial statements which accord with ihe accounting records and comply with the requirements of
the Act:
have not been met. or
to wbich. in our opinion. attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the a¢countS to
be reached. or
which gives us reasonable cause to believe that in any material respect the accounting ￿LeS of the charity's
constitution have not been met.
Gemma L Fogarty FCA
Sadler Davies
Trading as." Finsbury Robinson Ltd
Top Floor, West Hill House,
Darttord,
Kent DAI 2EU
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Date: 6 November 2025