REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER: CE028020 (England and Wal•g)
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1058694
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REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRA
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RTHEY
EMDEO
I MAR¢H 2
TRUSTEE8
klr R Barrett
Rev H Corbett Ir88igned 31.1.231
klr S H Cowpèf
Mr R J Hal8on
Lady E R Hedley
Mr J J Lees lappjinted 31.1.23) (Treasurnr)
Mrs F ￿rdI8
Professor A J Mccarlhy
Th8 Ven M J P McGufk (re•lgned 31.12.22)
IArs L P O'Loughlln
MrMJWare
Mr N L Wnkl•y
REGISTERED OFFICE
5hrewsbury HoLMe
37 Langrovg Stro•t
Everton
Lfverpool
L5 3PE
REGISTERED COMPANY
NUMBER
CE028620 ier¥Jland and Wal￿>
REGISTERED CHARITY PIUMBER 1058894
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER
TCA IShTE4V8bury) LLP
Third Floor
21 St Ma￿8 Slreet
Shrewsbury
Shmpshire
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The Trustees of the Charitable Incorporated organ￿110n (CIO) present their report ￿th the financial
slalements of the CIO for the year ended 31 March 2023. The Trustees have adopted Ihe provlslons of
AcCoUn￿n0 and Reportlng by Chartties: Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to Cha￿￿e8
prep81ing their accounts in a0￿rd￿n￿ ￿th the Financial Reporting Standard applicoble in the UK and
Republic of Iret8nd (FRS 102} (¢ffeclN¢ 1 January 20191.
OWECTniE8 AND ACTMTIES
ObJ•cthiu and •lms
Th• akn of th• CIO li th• provS8k)n ol a Youth Club and Communlty C•nlre In the Everton are8 of Llverpool.
Shrewsbury House wa8 founded In 1903 bnd sa krthwn Ioc81ty 88 The Shew8y. Tho Gharfty (ywn8 and
malntains thi6 purpos8 buim and fulty equlpped dub property, at whith it prpvide8 a full progrgmm• of After
Schwl •nd Senlor Club acINiti￿ for the edLUtion Jod#ll8atlon of chlklren and young people. The area
118ew rnm8ln8 ona olthe mosl d￿￿ntaged wardi in the UK.
It18 an openwacce88, fulklime contro and run# actlv5tles for 49 of the 52 wèèks of the year. It8 eorn buslnesg
18 working children and young people. Through infornal eduealion, it aims to megt th8 sccial,
rKraational, 8motional and spiritual needs of tho young people wha are rts members. Th18 Is done through
tho r•latlonghlp8 and 8eW4onfldenca bullt befvjgon club members and the staff - and the actMty ond
leamlny programme8 Ihat 8r8 offered. The %A$lon18 to dr8W Out th¢ tsl•nt •nd Potént￿1 ol 011 dub m8mbo
80 th8t each one will di8c4wer a POBbti¥e purp08e ind direction for Ihoir lrfe. The Organi6ation bdleveB In and
888k8 to promote tha values of servKe. honesty, forghMiess, klndness. genero8ity. hurnilty. seM8ssng55 and
Care and consid•Talion fry oth•rn.
Thki 16 8 communiiy4y88ed organis8ti¢)n del￿rf￿g Infornial educatk>n and act￿8￿ promotlng equalty,
dNersity and inclusion. It pwdes the voice and plalfomi for the p8rti¢ipalton ofyoung people in tha dub, the
local communty end the widar aty- and en￿￿rage8 the WnpCW￿rn￿nt of young people that Can I￿ to full
cidzen8hlp, actSon and chang8.
The Organisation works closety with many primary 8econdAry 8choo18 and 18 also part of seveT#I yt)uth
work nefv￿rks. including Ihe lo￿ authorivs Children's seNiees. the Liverpool Council fof Voluntsry Swce,
the Mewside Youth Assoctatlon, the National Youth Agency and UK Youth. It 15 connected to and work8 in
partnership with Shrewsbury School and sh¥r¢s a site wth St Petef8, 8 local church with whom it enjoys 8
clos8 working rOlat￿)nShIp.

The Organi8ation's aims remain as foltfA¥S".
To pThide:
1. Aduh support that is welcoming, understanding. encouraging and buikJ8 8ellveonfidence,"
2. A safe, warm, clean. friend￿, fijn and stimulating environment,.
3. Information, guidance and cpportunities to acces8 training, leaming, heolihy lrfestyles and work:
4. An expectallon of high st8rKlgrd8 of beheviour, respecl and *hlwwnent and 8 challenge where lh8
are ignored.,
5. OppDrtunitie8 to oxperience end drfrerent actriittes, interests and 8kllkn',
6. Opportunflies lo develop relationships Xr0￿ ¢18sses, cultures. races and generalk)ns:
7. A plattomi for deveknplng ¢haractsrthrough d18CU831on end debgte:
8. Opportun11180 to be part of worklng te8m8 and to pra¢t16• organFs•tlonal and leadernhlp skllls.
Th8 Organis8tion remains (Mimitted lo providing addrtion81 support for th088 young poople who at th8
v•ry highe81 riBk of Berioui violent crime becguse of th•ir famlly circumstances. drug use. 5thcd exdu81on
and dlslccallon from the mainstream. The fact that the Club is o safe haven wh•re Informol •du￿t￿n ond
dlverslonary actfvltla8 happen 18 demonstrabty benefidal to the Polke and other loral authority ag•nct•
tharged wilh dealing wlth antl*ochl behawour.
Publlc benefit
In fvrthor•nc• of th￿ glms the Tru$tee$ hav• eomplled vllh th• duty In the Ch8rltle8 Act 2011 to have due
regard to the Charity Commission'& reviswl publishod guidance conceming tho op8ralion of Public Benefrt
rèquirement underthat Acl.
ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE
Thlg 18 thè first P08t£ovid yegr in Wh￿ the organi￿tion ha5 rotumaj lo full operatlon. In support of the
Organisation'8 aims and acknowledging Ihoir re8pongibilities within the L8w, the Tru81808 appointed for th8
first time 8 Senkjr Execulfve Offlcer who tcok up his p08t on 1st September 2022. As noted in the financlal
ravl8w of tha yaar, th• SEO h88 recognised the need for improv&Y oversloht of the financlal sltuation of the
club and associated budgeting and control •nvironmenl. and has onlisted the assi818nr* of a ne￿ TTea8urer
quallfied 88 a Chartered Accountsnl and wtth a professional background in complianc• and rlsk.
The Junior Club, with an overall membership of 213 children, pThidos a crnatfve afteTr8chool ¢n￿rOnment
from Monday to Thursday e8ch week and has been exceptionalty well attended wlh up lo 60 children
befv￿n the ages of 5 and 11 c*ered for each day. The vast majority of the children are regular8ttende8S
which allows for demonstrable progrtss in relationship$ with peers and adub. self confidenrn and
teamwork lo be achieved. Up lo 50 chlldren attend from the nearby F8ith Prfmary School and th￿ ¢hildron
are brought 8cross to the Club by the Org•nisation's staff In a wel￿1ge￿I89d Walklng Bus. Tho Club charges
a daity subscription of £1.00 per child forlhis pro)*ig¥)n.

The team of S8nior Youth Workers and Play worke￿ supporting JLm￿jr Club has enjoyed an inllux of n#
colleagues in this year who bring a range of experiences - both local and intemalional - lo bear and help to
provKle 8ofer worklng ra1108. Tha Club remaln8 inclu8Ne and welcome8 children of all abllftl88 and ne&J8
ahhough it does not have the finar￿le1 mean8 and humart resouw to provTde the one-ttrone Support and
caro th* some of¢fub members benefft from in s¢hoc4.
During School Holidays. the Oryanisation's team txjntinues lo prn￿de support for primary schts)l age
¢hlklron with a Play Scheme In the Club for 4 hours aach day. This is made financialty viable due to grants
from the local authorities ar￿ its associalod agoncios. Th8 planning of the regular pragramme and the
holiday play scheme8 1$ undertaken on a weekly basis by the Senior Leadership T8am which allcNJs for
well4￿1￿nce￿ programme of crealrle play and 8Ctive leaming lo be ￿Ieved. All of these meaBures proMd8
IAyer of Invaluable •nd afford8bf8 WPPOrt to th• foral communty enabllng mAny famllltss lo work longer
h¢)ur8 or to attend eallege whllst th¢lr thlldr¢n aro In dub.
Th8 S8nior Club. with an overall membershlp of 231 young peoplg. pwdè# a s8fe haven and infomwl
education from ￿Thday to Thurnday eath w•ak of Ihe year inclLMling sch(￿1 holidays and ha8 had an
Inconsi8lent reoch. Frequenlty, 4￿0 young people attend dalty but attendance can drop off from Ilme lo
tlme. Again, In th15 y•ar, th8 Sanior Club hos d•monstr8bty provtraed a wetcomlng envlronmenl frjr membor8
aged 11 - 17 vAlh 8 tsam of YoLrth IAtJrter8 and Volunlear8 prowding 8UPPOrt, guidanc8 and dive￿Il￿ary
actMlie8. In addlik>n to the regular dulA>3sed events. the re8ldenté#l and progrnmme h8$ been varied,
•xciling and r•wardlng. Carnfvl pl&nnlng Ind budgellng mean8 Ihot morn dub m•mb•r• gr• Jbl• to b•n•frt
from the c4maraderie and relalSon8hlp bulldlng Ihal happen8 when they •re •w8y Irom the I￿1 On￿lonm0nt.
Eatller In the financlal y¢•r ther¢ w¢re day trfps and re$ldentl0l8 lo ShrnY8bury School, Shrop$hlM, th• O
Bunk House in Ingl8lon and 8 "hom8 Bnd Aw8rf event with g youth dub from Dublin lo Mullingar. Ire18nd 88
part of the club's association wlh the European Netwoth of Youth Clubs. Tho PVC¥Jramme of Residential$
con¢lud•d w￿h • very 8UCC•88ful vlslt to Talagtwym In Sn￿dOn1￿ wtth • mlx•d group of Showsy chId￿n
and pupil$ from Shrewsbury School. Youlh work•rn rncord Sn CO￿ s￿dIes much young wple gr(y* In
confidènco through the varted Inlor8ctions that happen in the residential and visit contoxts.
K•y Ft•turo• of lh• Ygar 2022-2023".
1, Th• Rèvd Hènry Ctirt)tstt (l+lcar of St P•t8r'a, li&rdèn & Tru8t•a of ShrawAbury Housal rdrnd on 31•t
January 2023 after a 47 year aS￿l8t10￿ with the Club. The Board 0fTrust￿. the local cornmunity. dub
members and parlshlonern all contributed to 8 8erl88 of memorable gend4fs.
2. Nthv youth workern and play wother8 have been inducted and tr8ined to en$ur• that the 6taffing rati08
enabte the Junlor 8n(I Senlorclubs to de16ver on thelr alms. The recc*ding of all quallficatlon8 and tr8lnlng
has enabled the club lo plan ahead forftjrther Irainlng In prforty areas such as SafeguardlNJ. Fire Safety,
Heahh and Safety. F(Kxl Stsndards and Ftygteno.
3. The Big Give Christmas 2022 Campaign was excepttonalty successful wlth £89,900.23 Tai8ed i1￿lUding
Gfft Aid and after dedL￿tions. The Four Acre Trust again gon•rOus￿ matGhed our plgdgod funds of
£20.1)00. Thtr$¢ ￿Te unrestrictsd fvnds used lo support $taff ¢r*ts the core oper81ion of the CILFb.
4. Links whh S￿re￿￿bUry School have further strengthened in this yearwith 2 x Yw g day wsits to the Club

part of the BASE prcgramnR, 5 x Lower Sixth Social Studies ovemlght Msits, 8 series of day visits
fr¢yn Year 10 students lo the Club and NalLrre Gorden as part of the Outdoor Week Programme and a
special day trip to Shrew8bury School for Glub members org8nlsed by schr￿ prefect Josef Rooney, the
first Shrtsvabury HoL*e member to attend Shrew¥bury School. In February Haif-Temi. 6 x LU￿r Sixth
Shrewsbury Schr￿1 students who had earfier in the year attended a Socigl StLtdies visit ￿tUrn￿l a8
volunleer help8rs in Ihe Play Scheme and in Senior CILSb.
5. The Club continues to provide a Play Scheme service for Junior Club membtrrs during every main •nd
h8W-lem Sohool holiday •gain prwding invaluable support for local families.
8. The Club has conlinued to publl¢ise the Story of its Sntluence on mary young Ilves In the
netghbourhood and is developing a more strategic approach to ensuring that club mernbers are r• for
lif8 afterthe Shewsy. In particu￿r. it benefits..
Those prevented from habrtual drug u88.
b. Th￿ retained in 6th001;
Th068 prevented from entering the Y¢xrth Ju8ttC• ond prison system.,
d. Th080 able to ￿ from famlty breakdrA¥n and *AOIèn￿.
The Youth Work T•om has contlnuad lo develop A Portlollo of C•¥• Studl•8 08 a method of ovtd•ndng rtg
WO￿ lo those agancies and funder8 who may be able to 8UPPOrt. These C888 Sludles are an Invaluable
resource for In48r￿Ce trslnlng of emerging Youth arKI Play Work8r& In limes when 8erious knif• and gun
ime ki still far too high and Llverpoot remains o focus of natEonwlde 8ttèntlDn, the eAmpaign for fvtrl￿n9
gnd rebulldlng an effecth8 Youth Sep41ce In our communilioj n¥ed• to go on.
FINANCIAL REVIEW OF THE YEAR
Shrowsbury Hou&e recorded a nDt d•ficit for the y￿r of £182,147 which 1$ the wornt ffnandal r8JuI1 in
memory and follo￿ • dl8metrfcalty opposite re$uli the prfor year, (Net Incom•: £138.417) thich h•d been the
b•il fin*nelal re8ult for S y•ar8. Thii n•gatNo of £300,000 requlre8 oxplanatbn and conw. but
nofvlthsl8ndino, illustrates the slgnlflcant challenge Ihat Ile8 ahead.
Incom•
Total Incomo for the year of £295.464 w88 ne8dy £180.000 le88 Ihan the pdor yaar, but more In Ilne wfth the
level of income achieved In 2020 ond 2021. and whkh mlght be charxtsrised 05 moro'norm81' leve￿ of
In¢ome bywhich to b8nchrna￿ perforrnance. The outlier is thereftjre actu81ty 2022, which Induded noa
£80,000 raiwl by the shr￿￿bUry School Spon8or•d W*lk Iwhich onty hgppans wery fve years and ts
therefore 8om&thlNJ of a ￿l￿dIslI. forthe dubl #nd a number of particularty generous post COVID Grants
whlch are also non reKurring. This was the fourth ￿rthe club partiupated In the"Big Give. Chrislmas
Challenge. raising over £84.000, an increase of over £20,000 on the prior year. We are indebted to our
Champion pledger who has C￿trIbuted 25% of thg tolAI In sl￿LeSS1¥e yeaw¥.

The club continues to benefft from a stream of regulardonations from our loyal indivwjual SUpp￿tern wthich
fomi$ a key plafform forfunding the dub's day lo day operation8. We are indebtad to thgm and urge them to
continu8 wlh their Support. In 8dditron, the club continues to approach tocal govemment and hs var¥)u8 public
8ector 8gend88, prfvatè charl12b￿ gr8nl maklng trustslorg8n18atlon8 and other similgr instiiutions. Vla ar6
extremety gratefvl to each of the organisatKyns listed be￿￿ fortheir Support.
1. ASDA Foundation.,
2. City of LN8rpool Mayo￿$ Fund.,
3. FourAcre Trust (As a matched Donor in the Big Give)".
4. Intagrat4d Play PartnaTship- fortheir School Holiday Scheme gwt8',
5. Lfverpool Clty Council Grant Aid- Via Your Edge Training and Cty Sgf8',
8. Mw8ey8lda Pollce and Crime Commi8ilon•r,
7. Shrwsbvry Sthool
Exp•ndllurn
Th• cEub'B tot81 wanditure of £457,811 ha8 lumpad substanllally yegr on year - up ty drea £140.000 v8
r ended 3113f2022. The mre Import8nt comparatNe however. is to look at that number against the
longer temi 8vernp. The sh￿￿8 averag• annual total costs In the S yearn 201&2022 wero
Approxlmately £270,000 pér Annum, a perlod that alw indud•d 8iunificant capilal expendrturo on th•
buildlng Ipdn¢lpalty thè rool and plumbirwiealing Infr88tructure).
The most sub818nti81. 8nd Ind8&4 recuthng. drwer of the incraa$& in c08ts is the wag•• and gahry bill whlch
IB £100,000 greater in 2023 Ih•n th• prior 5 year 8v•rago. The Board of Tru$t88s Increased the hourty rale
of pay ol 8898lon81 ytyjth WOfk8TS ty 8pproxlmatety 25% over th# two year period 2021-2023. added
88eond salarled yOLrth wort•r, •dd6tloMI admlnl8trat￿ Staff and lattortry an SEO. Th08e are n￿￿ary
developments to run the dub s8fety and effectivety. 8ThJ foreca8t staff c08ts lorthe year ended 3113f2024 are
forecasl lo bo hIg￿r ev￿ rfpay TateB are frozen.
Co¥t of lI￿ng I Inflatlonary pre8Bufe8 conllnue to Impact on the c￿b.$ (¥)sl base, ènd Such a Igrge and old
bullding 18 dearly impacted by increased energy prices. higher Insur8nce premlums, 8nd the overall c081 of
building malerialsl#upplie8 elc that 8ra in8vItab￿ needed for the day to day maitrtenance of an agelng
premi9es.
A number of y¢ar8 ago the trustees toJk a dec181on not to C8PitalbSe any of the club'$ expenditum. but within
the year ended 3113r2023 appr0￿mat8ty £25,000 of the repair3 and maintsnance expense line was on a
programme of renovation of the club's Itwestmenl propety (31 Langrov8 Street) whith has subsequentty
been relel to the e￿sting tenartt on hxproved ¢xmmercial terms and utiliying the services of a 3rd patty
propety management compary. Other larger on8 off expen￿$ indudejj 8ignifirant improvements lo the
garden (erection of a pemi8nent canopy) and repairslupgrades to the dub's lollets.

Balanca Sheet and Reserv86
The overall op•rating defic￿ for the year has reduced Net A688ts at y68r Ond from £393,154 to £231,007,
the majority of which was Cash hald in bank. 11 should be noted that all tanglbb fixed assets haw been
fulty thpfeLiated and therefore have nil net book value in the accounts.
The Board of Trustees prevlousty approved a policy to mainlain a reserve that would cover six months of
OP8ratlng cosla. In January 2023 aÈ part al the approv81 of the accounts to year end 3113r2022 £53,000
wos transferred fr￿n the general fijnd lo that designatad fund which now $land8 al £157,000. No further
transfer has been made pending a review oflupdate to the Re8eryes Policy and approach lo D8svJnated
Funds. As at 311312022, the Trustees held a designated fund ftjr 18yaw Big Give Christm8¥ Challenge
procaed•. Th￿0 have boon r•loa$•J for u•a In the day to day e88entlo1 runnlng of the club.
At 31'M8rch 2023 the free m88rv88 of the charity. cakulat8d a8 Unrestri￿ fund81088 d¢signated fundg
and fixod asgets were £52,130 (2022.. £129,561).
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENTS AND FimiRE PLANS
The C￿ar •nd obvloui prlorSty for the SEO and Treasurer 18 to 8vold another deficit ol Wmllar magniiude In
tho year ended 3113r2024. This Invdves idenlrfying opportuntttes lo Irw8e Income whik ¥harply f(￿uSSing
on reduclng all non etsenfjal 8p•ndlng, wmhout cLYnpromi$ing on tho corn MI￿•K￿ of th• dub •nd the
qualty of Itg provlilon.
Th8 SEO has e*ablished an Income ccthm(ttee and freeAJ up Ilme for the Club's Senlor administrator to
focus on grant applicalionsltsids, ￿sting the ngt wider to ty lo proathely Imprw tho income deriv￿ f￿ffi
In$lilution81 donors. In conlunctlon wth the TreA8ur•r. th• SEO 8rMI dub 8taff gre rnwsitlng tho Club'i own
aB88t base to haan￿ty whether Ih•re are rea118tlc opportunltl?¥ to Improve thg amount o18eW 98nerated
Inccrfn8. In the negr lem, hwver, pending the resuns ol a safeguardlng ind heatth and #thty rfak
a558ssmenl, the hostel is cfos*1 for third paty booking8.
The SEO and new Treasurer Inlroduced a far mor• rfgorous proce88 for budgeting and programme
pl8nning, a much lighter Challenge of proposed spending Including a new expense$ pollcy and Improved
Payment release controls. Imth the agreemenV8pproval of the trnstee 1K￿rd the use of cash (a8 a mean8 of
being paid or ffloking paym8nt} is being eliminatod where poBsN8 rèdueing operational rigk and impromng
fflnanct81 transparency. Although still WO￿ in pn)gress, 8 Worting group Is Investigating way8 to T8fomi the
club 8Ltsa¢ription rf#)del. both wlth 8 vlthv lo Impro¥ing safeguardlng {collecllng c48h 8ubscriptionN dNart8
$18ff from chlld weW8re), and improving revenue colkntKm.
As part of the revised financial operating model the dub ha8 tr8nsitioned to new accounting sofhy￿e and a
revisad chart of accy)unls from the 1st April 2023. This ha8 alre*Jy ¥ignificantty improved the èfficiency and
timeliness of the a￿￿UntIng records, but also provKI88 far greoter real tlme transparen¢y. An addlttonal
benefft of the new soknre, %then coupled with better upfront p￿nninghudgeIlng. is an improwA abilty to

demonstrate th81 Restrthd Funds are being utilised in Inie with the PUqMJse forwthlch thay were donated.
As already nolod, and as part of a widoT rovamp of a numbor of the Club'8 pol￿1￿$ and procedures. the
Treasurer wll be rewsing tha Re￿rVeS Poticy. It is wnportant to nL*e that the Clubs c95hflty4¥ profile
reEativety lumpy. and a uitical conwent of the 2023r2024 finanual year wll be the 8uc£e88 of tha
Chrislmas 2023 Btg Give Challenge whith accourts for over 25% Dfthe f￿$1 rev￿Ue for the year.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND ￿NAGEMENT
Governlng documont
The Charitoble Incorpofated Organisation is Gontrollod by its Con8thutlon 4$ defined by the Charilles Act 2011 and
adopted on 18 Ma￿h 2022.
Rocrullment and appolntment of nw truBt•o•
The Management of the CIO Is the rewslblllty of the Tru8tees ￿ are elttct•d and ctroptsd under tha
terns of the GonB16tullon,
TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBIUTY STATEMENT
Tha truste￿ #fe re•poniible for pr•pJrlng lh• Tru•t•M' R•port •nd th• fin•n¢l•l 8tat•m•nt• In accord•nc•
th appI￿able low and un￿ Kingdom Accountlng St8nd8rd8 Iunlted Klngdom Generalty A￿pted
Accounting Pfgcllc8J induding Financial Reportlng Standard 102 'Th8 Flnanclal Reportlng StsndaTd
appllcxbte In the UK and Republic of Irel8n(r'.
Comp8ny law requlres Ihe Iru8t888 to prepare finandal statements for eaGh finandal year whlch gNe J Ime
•nd f•Sr vlew of the 8tate of affalrs of thè charftable e4mpany 8nd of th8 Incomlng rnsource8 and applicgtlon
of resources, including the income and expondltura. of th• charilable company for that perlod. In preparing
Ihose financl81 ststom￿l9. tho trustees are requiTed to..
1. 84lect 8ullable accounllng polld•# and then apply them consistenlty;
2. obseNe the methcrf18 and principt8s in the Charity SORP..
3. make judgements and eslimatss thal are reasonabh and prudent:
4. prepare the finandal stslements on the going corKem bas18 unths l is inappropriate to presume th￿ the
C￿r￿•blO compgny will wnlinue in b￿lneSS.
The trustees are tosponsib18 fDr keeplng proper acLounting rewrds which disdose with reason8blg accuracy
at any time the finan￿81 posiknon of the ch8rit8ble company and to enable them to •nsure thal the financial
statsments comply with the Charit￿8 Act 2011. They are a180 rgsponsible for gafegu8rding the asgets of the
¢h8rit&ble comp8ny and hence for taking re&8onabl8 81eps for th8 provantion and detection of fraud and
other irr8gularyti88.

Apwoved by order of the board of Irusteos on ............................... ............ and signwj on its behalf by:
. Thislee

I14DEPENDE1￿ EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES
HREW
RYH
cio
Ind¢pgndant examlnaes rnport to the tru8ts08 of Shr•wsbury Ht)us• CKI (Ih• Compan￿)
report lo the charfty trustee8 on my examlnallon of the ac¢oun15 of Ihe Company for the year ended
31 March 2023.
Rosponslbllltles artd b•si• of rnport
A$ the charity's tnjstses of th• Company {and also its dir￿10T9 for the purpose$ of company l¥Y4 you are
r•sponsible for the preparation of the •ceotsnts in •c¢ordan￿ th* fequiffjm•nts of th• compani￿ Act 2008
Ilhe 2006 Act).
Having satisfied myself that the accA)unts of the Company are not r￿uIred lo be audtted under Part 16 of the
2006 Act and are eligible for independent examinalion. I report in respect of my examination of your ¢harity'8
Bccounls as carried out under Section 145 01 the Charftle$ Act 2011 Ilh¢ 2011 Acn. In ￿rryIng out my
•xamination I h8v? fc4tow¢d the Direclions givon by the Charity Commission undèr Sedon 145ISI Ibl of th#
2011 Act.
Indgpondont gxamin8rf8 8tatem8nt
Slnce your tharity's gross income exceeded £250.000 your exomIn￿ mugt be a member of a 18ted body. l ean
Confirm that l am qualffied to undertake the examination because l am a member of the Inslitute of Chartered
Accountants in England and Wales, which 1$ one ofthe listed bodi￿.
I h•ve eomplet•d my ex4mlnAllon. I conflrm th•t mwtt•r• hav• come to my •ttènllon In conneclon wtth th•
•xomlnatlon givlng m• cau8e to bell•ve:
accountlng records were not kept In respect of the Company as requlred ty Sectlon 386 of Ihe 2006 Act,.
or
IM accounts do not accortl y￿th IhoBe records; or
th* 4ccoun18 do not comply the accounting requirements of Section 396 of the 2006 Act other than
any requlremenl that the accounts a true and tdlr vlew Nthlch 1$ not * matter con$ldered as part of an
ntjependenl ex8mlnatlon', or
the accounts have not been pr•par•d In accordancè wlth thè mtthods and prlnelplèa of tha Statèmtnt of
RÈeA)mmended Prsctice for accounts'ng and reporbng by charibes (applicable to charities preparing their
accounts in accordance wtth the Financial Reporbng Standard applicable in the UK and Republi¢ of
Irelan¢J IFRS 10211.
I hwfj no concoms and hav• com• acro88 no other matters In connecuon vmh the examlnallon to whlch
attenlbn should be drawn in Ihl$ report in order to en•ble a prowr underntsndlng ol the accounts to bè rtached,
C MoeWTrWilliams, FCA Bsc
TCA IShrewsbury} LLP
Third Flcor
21 St Mary's Str••t
Shrevtsbury
Shropshlre
SY1 1ED
22ncl June.. 202 3
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TA
NCORPORATING AN INCOME AND EXPENDITURE AC
R THEY
R ENDED
1 MARCH 2023
2023
Totsl
ndg
2022
Total
Unreslrlcted Re8Mcled
funds
fundg
INCOME AND ENDOIPIMENTS FROM
Donatk*ns and tegade8
204,163
52.539
256,702
403,895
harItal￿ actlvl¢l•s
General
17.707
17.707
26,000
other tradlng a￿vI￿e$
Other Income
19,736
19.735
22,729
21
Tot*1
EXPENDITURE ON
Charll•bl• Ktlvltl••
G•n8ral
457811
314 228
NET INCOMEI{EXPENoifuRE)
Tr•n•f•Ys b•tw••n lund•
{151,8351
14313)
{10,312}
1182,1471
138,417
15
N•t mov•m•nt In fund•
1186,1481
4,001
1182,1471
138.417
RECONCILIA TION OF FUND8
Tolal fvnds brought for￿
375,278
17,676
393,154
254,737
TOTAL FUND8 CARRIED FORWARD
209 130
231007
CONTINUING OPERATION6
All income and expenditLtre has arisen from conunulng acYTh.
The notes fomi part of these flnancial statements
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SHREWSBURY HOUSE CIO
REGISTERED NUMBER: CE0286
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL P
I MARCH 202
2022
CURREMT ASSETS
Debtors
C98h in h8nd
12
16,935
33,543
372 129
245,159
405,6n
CREDITORS
Amounts falling dug within ong year
13
(14,152)
112,518)
NET CURRENT ASSETS
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT
UA8IUTIE8
231,007
393.154
NEf A88ET8
231007
FUND8
Unre8lri¢ted funds
R•Btrirthl funds
15
209,130
375,278
TOTAL FUNDS
The tharftable company Is enlilJ&d to oxempyon from 4udM under Secliw 477 of the Companies AGt 2008 fortha
year ènded 31 March 2023.
The member• hwe not requlred the company to obtaln an aud￿ of Ito firw)d818tatèmants IOT tho year *r￿ad
31 M•r¢h 2023 In •wdance wlth Sectlon 478 of the CompanleB AGI 21)08.
The trustees ackn￿￿edge their responsibilities for
{al
ensumng that the charitable company keeps accA)unting records that wlth Sedon8 388 and 387 of
the Comp8ntes Act 2006 and
Ib) preparing fin•n¢lal 8t8tements vthlch give a true and falr vlew of the 8ts1e of affalrs of the charitable
¢omp8ny as al Ihe end ol each flnanc591 year and of ts Su￿lUS or deficit for each fina￿131 year In
accordance th the requlromonls of Secllon8 394 and 395 ar￿ whirh ulh•p*A8e compty wth the
roqulrtsmonts of the Companies Act 2006 relatlng to finandal 8tat•ments, ￿ far ss appfficable to I
charllablo company.
Theye financÉal 8tBtements have been prepgred in ar￿A￿￿nce K•fth the provlsions applicable to choritoblo
companiu subj•cl lo the Small companies reglmo.
The fin•nGl•l slat•ments were approved by th¢ Board of TN•tee4 arvj aulhorlsed for Is•ug on
. and were signed on hs bth8lf by..
2216103
Mr J J Lee8- TTU8t••
The note$ fomi part of these fina￿la1 statemenls
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SHREWSBURY HQUSE CI
MOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEM
R ENDED
1 MARCH 202
ACCOUNTING POUCIE8
Basls of preparfno the flnanclal 8tstem•nts
The fin8ncial stalemenls of the charitable company. which is a publk benefft entity under FRS 102. have
been prepared in accordance with the Charilies SORP IFRS 1021 'A¢counling and Reporling by
Charth•s'. Ststement of Ro¢omm•nd•d Pracllce appllcable to charflle8 preparfng Ihelr #ccounts In
a¢cordanc• ￿￿th the Financial Raporbng Standard appllcable In th• UK and Repubfic of Ireland IFRS
1021 leffe¢tNe 1 January 2019>,, Financ￿1 Reporbng Standard 102 Tr Fhnanaal Reporting Standard
¥ppIIGablè In the UK and RepubllG of Ir8land' and the compan￿ Act2006. Th8)Inanclal st8tementJ have
been prepared under the hlgiorfeal ts)st conventoon.
FFn•n¢l*l r•portlng •tsnd•rd 102- r•du￿d dl#clo•ur• •xompllon•
The charitable company has taken advantage of the fdlowlng disclo8ur• •x•mptk)n8 In preparlng th&8•
finan¢lal $t818m¥nis, a$ permitled by FR8 102 The Finanoal Reportlng 8thnd*rd •ppllc#ble kn tha UK
and Republlc of Ireland,:
tho r•quiram8nts of S•ctl¢)n 7 StatemeJ)t of Cash Flows.,
the requiremBnl of paragraph 3.17ldl',
the requirements of paragraphi 11.42, 11.44, 11,45, 11.47, 11.4818)011), 11.48(•)Ilv), 11.48<bl and
11,481cl',
the requlrements of pèr8gr8ph8 12.26, 12.27. 12.29<81. 12.291bl 12.29A.'
the requiftmenl ot paragraph 33.7.
Incom•
Atl Income Is recogni$&d In tho Statement of Financi¥l ACt￿ttl*S once the ch4rity ho8 èntillement to th•
Jnds, tt18 probable thatlh• Income ￿11 b8 r•CO￿ed and tho amount can be m¢asured Mliabty.
Expgndltur•
abilities are recognised ats expenditure as soon as there h a legal or conthcvve obllg8Yon commmlng
the charity lo th¥t expendtture. it is probable that a transfer of econom1¢ b•neffts wll be required In
Setdement and the 8mounl ofthe obligation can be measured roli4bty. Expendrture ￿ a¢¢ounted for on an
accrua18 b8818 and h89 been cl8sslfled under hèading8 that Bggregale all co8t relatod lo the c•tegory.
ere costs ¢annot be dlrecdy attflbutsd to partkular headlngs they hav• been •llocatsd to ¥ctiwU•$ on
ba81• 6on8lslent wlh the u•• ol r?￿ur¢I$.
T•x•tlon
The charfty is exempt from wporatton tsx on ts cknarftable athitM.
Fund accountlng
Unrestricted fund$ can be u••d kn 8ccord•nce vAih the chartt•ble obl8Ctlv88 •t tho d18cr•tlon of th•
tsw8tee$.
Restricled fund¥ con onty bè used for ￿rtreu1ar rnstricted purptsse# ￿thIn the objects of the charlty.
Restrctions arise ￿en specifieA by the donor cf vthon funds are raised for parlicu￿r reslrtcted purpJ688.
Further explanakn ol Ihe fts￿re gnd purpose of each fund is inGlude(I In the notes tp th¢ finanGiJI
•tst•m•nt8.
P•Mlon c￿tr •nd oth•r PO•t￿OI1r•M￿nI benèfft•
The charitable company operales a defined conlributkjn pensii)n s¢heme. ContrlbLrtSJns payablB to th8
charitable com￿n￿9 penskon scheme ale charged to the Slatement of Finandal Actsviw In the period to
thÉy relate.
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SHREWSBURY HOUSE CIO
TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
ACCOUNTING POUCIE3- contlnued
Trdde and other debtors are recLwJnlsed at the setllemenl amount afterany trade dl8count offered.
Prepayments are valued at the amount prepaid net of any trade thscc*Jnt8 due.
C*•h •t b4nk and in hand
Cash At bank and In hand Includes ea8h and Short-terni hlghty Ilqukl Invebtments with a short m•turty
of three month• or from the dale of acqulsKkn or oynlng of th• daposlt or Jlmll•r wxount.
Fln•ncl•l In•twm•nts
The charity only has financb81 as8ets and financial liabililies of a kind that ql￿lty as basic Ilnanclal
instruments. B#80c fin#n¢lal Instruments are inlti8My recogni8ed 81 tran8oolSon value and 8ubBequenty
musurod at their settlem¢rrt val
DOIIATION8 AND LEQACIE8
2023
2022
B¥ Give donolions
Donatlons
Granls receN•d
Gfft ald redalmed
School Sponsared Walk
64,163
70,485
86.677
15,397
62,717
87,292
176,326
18,308
Induded w51hln Donation8 and Lega¢ie8 in the prlor y•gr ri £79,253 rnlged through the Shro￿bUry
School $ponsor•d walk, whlch take• plac? overy 5 Y￿r*.
OTHER TRADING ACTMTIES
21)23
2022
Hlre of f8dlrtleg
IAi8sion8e8 House r&ntsl Income
31 Langrov• Stre•l Gro$$
7,319
8.308
10.819
6.000
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HR
BURY H
FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 20
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE AcnwfiES
2023
2022
Club sub8¢riptio
Club lfip fe09
Summ•rfalr
Olher incomg
Gener¥1
General
Gentsral
11,158
3,258
2.094
11.131
2.201
2.174
10.494
GHARITABLE AGTlVtnE8 GOSTS
Direct
Co81$1s••
note 6>
GenerAI
DIRECT C08T8 OF ¢HARITABLE ACTMTIE8
2023
2022
staff costs
Coundl lax and water rate8
Insurance
Light end heat
Telephone
Sundries
Repaifs and malntenance
Cleaning supplies
Club progr8mme
Rèsldlntlal and off8lt• co•ls
Office expense8
ReCru￿￿nI ar¥1 xt•ff tr*lnlnp
Tuck shop expenses
Summer far expen$
Art & craft malerfals
Hardship fund expense8
Olher profession81 ¢08ts
Ind•p•rtd•nt Examlner8 Fee
Independent Examlner8 Fe•- prforyear
Missioners House expenses
Hostel expenses
Annual report and m8￿etIng
Fooiball club costs
IT Suite expenty¢s
Oaprecl)Uc
228,715
3,678
14,473
14,563
2,04S
183.298
2.255
9,539
13.509
1,786
80.361
1.089
44.380
16.619
2.970
6,541
32
3.907
1.141
540
1,138
2,300
3,510
3,200
10.568
2.095
3,138
3.677
53,588
987
20,833
8,713
2,979
1.924
1.728
3,937
740
2,040
2,613
6.763
2.888
7.312
4.9S9
257
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SHR
ECI
AN
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 202
INCOMEI(EXPENDITURE)
Net Incomel{2xpendiiure) l¥ sl8led after rh8rytnW{L*edhing>:
2023
2022
D•wed8tlon- ty*ned a88811
257
TRU8TEES' REMUNERATION AND BENEF￿3
Thwe were no Irustees, remunernuon ar other beMfft$ for th• ye•r ended 31 March 2023 nor for Ihe year
ond•d 31 March 2022.
Tr￿t￿l. •xpan8•a
Thorn wor• no trpAryle•o' exwnw pald for the wr wdfjd 31 March 2023 nor for th• y•Ar •nded
31 Mar¢h 2022.
8TAFF C08T8
2023
2022
Wages 8nd s¥18rf•8
Other p8nsK>n costs
214.618
152,993
10,306
103 298
Tho ￿trag8 mtythty nuM￿rafemP1Oyee8 durir4 tho as follthv4'.
2023
2022
Senlor Executlve Offic4r
Full Tim8 Youth Workors
Part Tlme Youth WorkerB
Building Support & Caterfng
Admlnlstrauon
18
13
No employ•e8 rx•lved emoluments In exc￿ Of£80,￿0.
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SHREWSBURY HOU
ECIO
TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS-
FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31 UARCH 2023
1Q COMPARAllVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTnnnE8
Unre5tricte(l Reslricted
fvnd$
funds
Total
funds
INCOIAE AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donations and legacies
248,945
154,9SO
403,895
Ch*rIts1￿ *thllle*
Genw91
17,229
8,771
26,000
Other Iradlng aclfvttle8
Other Income
22.729
21
22.729
21
Tol•l
288 924
183 721
EXPENDITURE ON
Chorltsblo •ctlvlti
(3en•rnl
187 327
IMCOMEIIEXPENDSTUR
142.023
(3,6061
138,417
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Tot*1 fvnd• brought for¥%•rd
A8 prevlausty reptsrted
Prfory•ar Adlu8lment
221,324
21.482
242,8C
AS rn8tatsd
233,25S
21,482
254,737
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
375 278
11. TAIIGIBLE FIXED A88ET3
For accounting purposes, the hiilorfcal of th• fijnctional propety18 dèèmod to be £nil •5 the tnJ8te08
org unable lo a￿rtain the original of the property.
All oth•rllxed assgts have been depreclèted In fLII.
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eonlinued...

SHREWSBURY HOUSE CIO
TO THE FINANCIAL STATEPAENTS- c
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
12. DEBTORS: AMOUMTS FALUNG DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2023
2022
Other debtors
PrepAyments and #cerued Income
5.337
10,825
13. CREDITOR8: AMOUNTS FAWNG DUE VThIN ONE YEAR
2023
2022
Trade credhra
Accruals and deferred income
1,539
2,523
Deferred Income Includes Income rece￿ed durlrvJ the pwlod of £7,04912022: £nlD vknkh r¢late8 to the
finAnclal yèar andtd 31 March 2024. Thls includea 8 payment f¢f the Easter HAFF, runnlng In eaty Awll
2023. rental Incom¥ r¥¢elved for April 2023 and grant Income recerved in 8UPWt of speclfic expen8e$
thrwghoutthe 2023124 finandal year.
14. ANALYSI8 OF NET A83ETS BEtWEEN FUNDS
2023
Total
fund8
2022
Total
fund•
Unre$trlctsd
fund8
R￿trt¢téd
fund8
Current 083ets
Gurrént Ilabllftl
223,282
14,1521
21,877
245.159
14 152)
405,672
12518)
209 130
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HREW
BUWI H
ECI
ES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- contlnuo
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IIARCH 2023
I& MOVEME1￿ IN FUNDS
Net
movement
in fiJrMI3
Transfers
tjetsveen
fijndg
Al 1.4.22
31.3.23
Unr••trlct•d fund•
General fvnd
DO￿0n¥t$d fijnds
Bl3 Glve fund Ideslgnated I￿)d>
129,561
157,000
(151,8351
74,404
52,130
157,000
375.278
(151.8351
{14,3131
209.130
R•8trS¢tsd funds
Jwph Lappln memort81
Envlronmèntol pr4èct
Know your neighbour day
Old Saloplan Club
stanfield JFC
Table Tennis Associalion
MPAC Playscheme8lHAFIOther LCC
Acdvty grants
ESC Lottery- Sport England
8eacon Trust
LCVS Innovatlon in Communitles
LCC Mayors Fund Causeway
& Crtmelcty SJf•
1,1
4.259
(9221
(11,7241
184
7865
500
171
270
P,5581
2,387
270
4,714
2.800
(4,7141
(741
460
11.0921
(4.4811
2,728
3.472
2,380
4,481
TOTAL FUNDS
162 147}
Page 19
conUnu8d...

SHREWSBURY HOUSE CIO
TE
THEF
NANCIAL STATEMENTS- contln
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
15.
MOVEMEpif IN FUNDS- contlnued
Net movement in ftmd8. incJLMled in the above are 89 follow8:
Incomlng
resources
Resources Movement
expended
In fvnd$
ilnrostr¥Ct￿ fund•
General fund
(394.760)
(151.B35)
R•strlctsd lund•
Joseph Lappin memo￿41 fijn
Environrnental projecl
Stsnfleld JFC
MPAC PIw8cheme¥lHAFIOtherLCC
AcNty gr8nts
ESC Lottery- Sport England
Beacon Trust
LCVS Innovatlon in Commun￿#
LCC Mayors Fund Causeway
Pollct & CrSm&CIty S•ts
{9221
(12,9241
{3,1381
(9221
(11,7241
(2,5581
1,200
580
21.109
PS.8231
r141
15401
11.0921
112,461)
(4,7141
<74)
460
11,0921
14.461)
1,0)0
8,000
TOTAL FUNDS
4578111
162 147
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¢onttnued...

SHREWSBURY HOUSE CIO
TO THE FINANCIAL
TATEIAENTS-
on
E YEAR ENDED 34 MARCH 2023
IS. IAOVEMENT IN FUNDS- continuod
Comparntlvtt for mov•mont In fur
Prlor
y•ar
adjustment
Not
Transfer8
movement betsveen
In fvnds
At 1.4.21
31.3.22
Unrogtrfct•d fundg
General fund
Designated fvnd8
Big Glv¢ fvnd IdeBlgnated
fur¥J}
91.324
104,000
28.ot
11.931
(53.000)
53,000
129.561
157,000
88.717
02,717
221,324
11.931
142.023
375,278
R￿trICtsd fundB
Joseph Lappln memorfal
funds
Envlronmental prclect
Know your nelghbour dAy
Old Saloplan C￿b
stanfield JFC
T8ble Tennis A88oc40tian
Gar11eld W•$lon
MPAC
Play6chemeslHAFIOth•r
LCC Acuvty grant8
ESC Lottery- Sport
England
LCVS Innovètlon In
Communrties
1,892
4,968
(1861
{8991
1,108
4,259
85
(1,3071
270
15,000
415
1.478
600
171
270
(15.0001
4,714
4.714
2.800
2,800
3.472
TOTAL FUND8
242.806
138417
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continued...

HREW
ECI
ES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH
15.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contin￿1
Cowoaratfvo not rnovom•nl in fvnds. InC￿d•d In the abov• are as follows..
I1￿mIng
r•soureas
Ra8our¢88
expended
ovement
In fvnd$
Unrestrfct8d funth
General ttjnd
Big GNe fvnd {de8ignated fu
226.207
1146,9011
79.308
288,924
(146.901)
142,023
RMtrlct•d fun
Joseph Lappin memorial fur#ls
Enwronmental project
Church of England Scrfplure readers
Old salopian Club
Stanfield JFC
Garfield Weston
MPAC PlayschemtslHAFIOther LCC
AclNty grants
Your Edge LCC Grnnt Akl
Jthn Moores Founda￿On Grant
Hans & Jull8 Rau$ing Trust
P H Holt Reslllence Fund
ESC Lottery- Sport Engl8nd
Beacon Trust
LCVS Innovatlon In Communl
600
(1,3861
1699)
1750}
(1,360>
(7,2931
(40,000)
IT86}
1699)
750
1.775
8.Tll
416
1.478
(16,0001
12.862
10.000
5.000
75.863
11,000
2.800
soo
(8.148)
{10,0001
{6,0001
176,6631
(11.0001
4.714
2,800
Isoo)
163 721
TOTAL FUMDB
314 228
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HREWSBURY HOUSE CIO
THEF
NANCIAL STATEMENTS- contln
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 202
1& MOVEMEMT IN FUNDS- contlnwl
A currant ye8r 12 months and priory￿r 12 months comblned pogttlon Is a8 fol￿..
Prfor
year
adjustrn•nt
Net
Transfèrs
movement b•￿en
fijnds
furMI$
At
31.3.23
At 1.4.21
Unr88trictsd fvnd*
General lund
Deslgnated fvnds
Big Give fund Ideslgnated
fund)
91.324
104,000
26,000
11,931
172.529)
21,404
53,000
188.717)
52,130
167,000
62,717
221,324
11.931
{9,812)
114,3131
209,130
Re8tr1ctsd funds
Joseph LaFpln Mem￿41
nd$
Envirtsnment81 prd4
Know your neighbour d•y
Old Salopian Club
stanfield JFC
Table Tennis AAsoclaUon
Garfiald W•8ton
ESC Lottery- Sport
England
Be8con Truil
LCVS Innovathin In
Communtties
LCC Mayorg Fund
Cau¥eway
Pdice & Crimelcty Safe
1,892
4,958
(1,7081
112,423)
184
7,465
584
soo
BS
11,3071
270
Is,000
415
{1.0801
2,3B7
270
115,0001
2,726
460
2,72B
2.380
2,380
(4,461)
TOTAL FUNDS
242 806
231007
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RY HOUSE CIO
THEF
NANCIAL STATEIIENTS. ¢on
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH
IS. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- continwd
A cuffent year 12 montro and prkn year 12 months combined nel movement In IlJnd$, tnduded in the
above are as follows:
Incomlng
Out
R•sourcu M¢>vement
exp8nded
in fund¥
unr09trfct￿ furn1•
General lund
Big Give fund {de81gnated tund)
469,132
(541,8611
(r2.5291
631,849
{S41.661)
19.812)
R•StrIct￿ fund•
Joseph Lappin memtyS0l frJnd8
Environmgntsl prgect
Church of England ScriplLf¢ rnaders
Old Salopl¥n Club
St4nfield JFC
Garffield Weston
MPAC PI8y8¢h•mothL4FIOther LCC
ActSvlty grants
Your Edge LCC Grant Ald
John Moores Foundation Grant
Hans & Julia Rausing Tru8t
P H Hobt ResSllence Fund
ESC Lottery- Sport England
Beacon Trust
LCVS Innovathjn In Communttks
LCC MayoT& Fund Cau8ew•y
Pollce & Crimelcty Safa
12,3081
(13,623)
(750)
(1,3601
(10,4311
{46,0001
{1.708}
112,4231
1,200
750
1.776
9,351
30,000
415
11.080)
(15,0001
33.971
10,000
5.000
75,663
11,000
2.800
1,600
4.000
8,000
{33,9711
(10,0001
{5,0001
(75,6631
111,000)
174)
(1,040)
(1,620)
(12,461)
2.728
480
2,380
(4,481)
230 178
TOTAL FUNDS
748 109
Detsils of th• various ftmds held by the tharity are 88 follows:
Unr•strlctsd fund¥
Ganerd Fund- Any monles not i￿1￿Jed In any fvfijnd
Deségnal¢d Fuftd- The Board of Trustees have nominalty set 86ide monits to ¢ov•r runnlng ¢osts for 6
months, including any Wn¢Jlng up or redundan￿ costs, to ensure that there are adequate funds In the
event that the churity 18 un8We to continue to operate due to In￿M¢It￿l Income from th¥￿tabl• donallon
and grants.
The 8tg Gfve Chrfstmas Challenge FUr￿- Funds received and p￿lousty sat asidE by the board ft>r by for
the employment of specialisl staff and instru¢tors 8nd an upgrade to tho IT suite. Th8se fund5 have been
released by th8 boanl for use in tha day to day essential running of the du
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SHREWSBURY HOUSE C
NOTES TO THE FIN
TATEMENTS- c
R THE YEAR ENDED
1 MARCH 2023
1& IAOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnued
RoStrfGtsd fund¥
JO￿ph Lappin Memorfal Fund- Grants and donotEon$ Taeefved to m•lnl8ln tha IAu8lc sulte and to repalr
existing equipmerrt and purchase n¢w equipment. 36 deamed nec￿lary. This indudes a grant from the
Rushworth Twsl io purchase new equipment for the Joseph Lappin muslc Sulte.
ENronmental projects- Gr8nts rece￿￿ lo delNer communlty woEects and molnt8kn the green Sp￿81￿.
d around the centre.
Knowyou Nelghbour Day- LCVS Blg Togother grant for communlty ev•nt In memory of MP Jo Cox.
Okl S8loplan Club- gap year pupl Ihthg eoat8
stanffi8ld JFC- orvJoirvJ proieGt
Ggrll•ld Woston. fijnds recew to wpport wago
Merseylldè Play Actton Councll IMPAC) IntogrAled Play Partnernhlp - Out of Ichcd hollday dub lor
¢hildfen to get a hot meal th8t replae•s tree schcol dlnnora
Acliiryty Grants- Out of 9chool holwjay play scheme grants provided by th• Integrated Hay P4ther8hlp.
Your Edg• LCC Grant Ald- fvnd$ roc•lv•d lo Support ￿gO costs
John Moore$ Founda16on Grnnl- fund$ recelvad tr* support wage ¢08ts
H8n8 & JLll8 Rausing Tru8t- funds received lo support wage and core co
P H Holl R•8lll•nc• Fund- funds recelved to supwt W8ge c08ts
ESC Lott•ry - Sport Efig￿nd - po•t COVlD-19 r•twn to play gr•nt for •ft•rnclwol acllvlfj•s and out of
xhcd play s¢heM￿.
LCVS - Innovthon In CommunrfieB - 8 On￿Off grant to upgrade the three Shre%wdbury House garden
aTe¥8,' th• Vicarage garden, tha Joseph Lappin Memorial garden and the inner courtyard garden.
LCC Mayors Fund Couoewoy- To I￿ u•8d1ry4v•rds fundlng redproc•l r•8ldentl81 exchango vl8its wlth an
irtsh Youth Club.
èeaeon Tru8t- Funds donated to prtrthde th$C￿lOnary emeryency etht of Imng Jupport to lo￿1 famlll85.
PC11￿ & Crfmelclty Saf8- Fundlng to prvvtde diversio￿ry acw, includlng Karate and Outlvard Bound
cournes, as part of ryjeratlon Stonehaven and the coundl'8 agenda to keep the oty safv
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SHREWSBURY HOUSE CIO
TATEMENT
contlnu•d
ED
I MARCH 2023
16.
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURE8
During the year Twslees and their Glose famity members mwje donatitins to the Gharlty lotalllng £7,360
(2022: £3,960)
Therew￿ no other related paty transactions during year.
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SHREWSBURY H
LED
MENT
FAN
NCI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
2023
2022
INCOME AND ENDOWIIJENTS
Donatlon• and l•gacl••
81g G￿e donafjons
Donationy
Grants receNed
Gift aid rectaimed
School sponsor￿ W*
84,163
70.465
86,677
15,397
62.717
67,292
176.325
18,308
266,702
403,895
Oth•rtradlng acthStl•s
Hire of facilities
Ml55ioneffs House rental Int￿rne
31 L•ngro¥e Str••t Gross Income
7,319
6.308
10,619
6,000
19,736
22,729
Charftablo actlvftl
Club Subsulptlong
Club trip fe
Summer f81r
Other IrKomo
11,158
3.258
11.131
2.201
2.174
17,707
26.000
Oth•r Incom
InVastm￿l incom•
21
Total Incomlng Y••Ou￿
295,464
452,645
EXPENDITURE
Charltabh activitl
Wages
Pensions
Coun¢il tsx 8nd water rat
In8urgnce
Llght and heat
Teleplwn•
Sundri0S
Repairs and Masntena￿e
Cleanlng supplle8
Club programme
Residential and offsfte costs
0ffl¢o èxpenses
Carried
214,618
12,157
3,678
14.473
14,563
2.045
991
90,361
1,089
44,380
15,519
2,970
416,824
152.993
10.305
2.266
9.539
13.509
1.785
53,588
20,833
8,713
2,979
278,170
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SHR
RY HOUSE CIO
ETAILEO
NT OF FINANCIAL ACTllnTIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
2023
2022
Charitsble actEvltt•s
8roughl foThvard
Recruitment and staff tralnlng
Tuck shop exp8n8e8
Summer falr expenses
Art & uaft materials
Hardshlp fijnd expenses
Other professional c08ts
Independent Examin8rs F••
Ind&p•ndent Examiners Fee- prfor year
Mlssioners House expen8e8
Hostel expenses
Annual rtport and rnathting
Foolball dub eogts
IT Suite exp8nses
Depreciats'on of tangible frrted assets
416.824
5,541
278.170
1,924
1,728
3,937
740
3,907
1.141
540
1,138
2.300
3.510
3,200
10,568
2,095
3,138
2,040
465
2,613
8,763
7,312
4.959
257
Total re￿ule￿A oxp•nd•d
457611
Nat lexpendltureinncom•
162 14n
138417
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