TRUSTEES’ ANNUAL REPORT JUNE 23 

## **OBJECTIVES OF THE CHARITY** 

Whiteley Community Association is a registered charity which was established on the 12 May 1997. 

The primary responsibility of the charity is to manage and operate the Whiteley Community Centre for the benefit of the residents of Whiteley and the surrounding neighbourhood. 

When initially set up the residential area of Whiteley was a small new build community, however over the years Whiteley has more than doubled in size and continues to grow with the development of Whiteley North currently being undertaken. 

Whiteley now has a shopping centre, Tesco’s, Aldi, two hotels, many restaurants, cinema, numerous gyms, two primary schools, Doctors, Dentists and a large business park. 

Our goal is to advance education and provide facilities in the interests of social welfare. 

Our aim is to provide an environment and support service for people from the community who are motivated and enabled to develop and operate their own clubs, activities, and services for the benefit of local residents, and the wider community as a whole. 

To enable us to do this we have two key Centre Managers and a team of Trustees, without whom the Centre would not be what it is today. 

The Trustees meet on a regular basis to review the running of the Centre.  These meetings are with the Centre Managers, Trustees, and key Centre users. Other interested parties are also invited to attend. General meetings are open to the public. 

Whiteley Community Centre has two pre-schools who have provided community education services for many years, these consist of Whiteley Pre School and Buttercups Nursery School, both offering pre-school education and care for those aged from 2 years 6 months to age 5, term-time and 50 weeks of the year respectively. 

In conjunction with Hope Church Whiteley we run Whiteley Minis, a weekly baby and toddler group. offering an opportunity for parents and their children to meet and interact socially.  This has been running for many years and was first established when the Whiteley Church was located at the Centre. 

We finance a very popular youth club which operates during term-time and can see numbers in excess of 25 attendees each week.  This would not be possible without the superb support of Y Services who we enlist to run the youth club on behalf of the Centre. 

We also host the Whiteley Computer Club, which is also funded by the Community Centre and provides an opportunity for young people to learn and develop IT skills for the future, it is also very popular with a long waiting list. 

This facility is made possible by a dedicated team of volunteers, whos dedication involved in running the club is very much appreciated. 

1[st] Whiteley Scouts, and 1[st] Whiteley Brownies both operate from the Centre, and we also host numerous regular hirers, such as dance groups, fitness classes, Weight Watchers, and yoga. 

Whiteley Community Centre is also a popular birthday party venue, with most weekends booked up for events. 

We also have hirers from the NHS, and local and central government, and serve as a polling station when necessary. 



TRUSTEES’ ANNUAL REPORT JUNE 23 

Our physical facilities are a large hall, garden, outdoor play equipment, 3 smaller meeting rooms, as well as a lounge area and kitchen.  We have ample parking and are open all year round, except on bank holidays. 

## **Financial support – Year ending June 2023** 

During the financial year spanning July 2022 – June 2023 we were very much still recovering from the significant impact of Covid 19.  The biggest impact on the Centre being the loss of income from the preschools and casual hirers. 

It was an uncertain year in respect of the impact of energy prices which at one point were forecasted to increase by 200%. 

As the Centre is open all year round and hosts two pre-schools, energy costs are a significant expense. 

We, as a committee were keen to mitigate additional costs and looked to cost save as and where we could. 

We increased our hire fees to assist with the financial challenges. 

We remain highly sensitive to the financial impact of rate increases on our Centre hirers and endeavour to be careful and measured when raising fees. A key consideration for us is ensuring that we maintain a high standard of provision for users and the community. 

There continue to be many external factors influencing our finances. 

Nevertheless, the underlying inflation rate is higher than anyone would like, and we continue to experience the impact of that in our cost base – from energy prices to equipment, materials, and staffing costs. 

We recognised as a committee that we needed to replace the boiler, as we were experiencing periods of outage, and repairs were becoming costly and the equipment unreliable. 

The boiler was the original unit installed when the Centre was built, and it was also increasingly cost ineffective.  We explored various replacement options, and it was agreed to replace the boiler with a newer gas fired model. 

Due to the boiler replacement our year ended with an overall loss.  This was predicted, and expected as a necessary expenditure. The expectation long term is that this will make cost savings, especially as energy prices remain volatile. 



Whlteley Communlty Cerrtre
Re¢eipts and Payrnents Account for Year End￿ 30June102a
Paymènts
Jun-23 3fyJun-22
30-Jun-23
30-Jun-22
thllltles
Offic•
Staff
Cleanlng
Llcences
Equlpment
Insuran¢e
Securlty and FSre
Malntenance
Garden Malnten•nce
p•yroll/AudltorylFlnand•l
Leg5•
Pest control
Waste
CafelR•fr•shm•nts
Mlsc
Tralnlng
Advertlsl
9926.32 9234.53
1977.29
11
42813.67
38626.54
2284.92
2581.67
2242.85
157038
1.024.70 20698A9
1204.66
1142.72
1501.$7
1431.4
2973&66
7577.3
$42.98 3932.31
317Q41
2993.18
2025.6
2025.6
20
2741J5
645.57
491.69
6467.04
5741.93
12438.4 10838.79
265963
17957.77
Regular
Butttrrups
PrtrSch(
Advertlsl
Computer aub
Eguipment Hlre
Mls¢'
Photoeopylry
26532.56
1067.5
829
1909.5
586.61
725.5
i￿.79
639.79
56.47
Donatlons
YtyJth aub
Gr•nt
R•tsln•d De
2398.19
Z620.2
650
1765.21
6333.59
iiio
2509.53
828.25
1111.92
103,26733 X601.14
Ex¢•$5
.18.YJ3J3 .26.624.IKI
Total
84.363.50 7LW.14
£B4,363.50 £n,980.14
1on¢e Sheet a5 at 30Jun• 202J
Capltal
ACCUr￿l3t0￿
G•neral Fund
8/Fwd 21122
ProWLoss lof 22123
£114041.06
Current Atcount
£6,567.70
£16.417.89
£72,151.64
N•tionw5de Ac¢ount
Total
É95.137.23
£95,137.25

dminease
07990 512991
trudy@admin-ease.co.uk
Mark Gray
Whiteley Community Centre
Gull Coppice
Yew Tr¢e Drive
Whiteley
P015 7LA
th
25 August 2023
Dear Mark
T today carried out an Independent Examination of your April to June 2023 accounts, as
agreed.
l. Th¢ expendilurc entries have been matched against available invoices and reecipts to
confirni validity. Where there is a CO￿¢spOndIng bank transaction, this has been
followed through and matched against the bank statement. Therefore. l am confident
that all transactions havc been recordcd correctly within the accounls.
2. The income Lntries have been matched against the yellow Teceipts to confirni accuracy
and the bank credit8 have been matched to the bank statemenl.
3. The forniulas and the aritlllnetic on your spreadsheets have be¢n checked and where
figures have been brought from one sheel over to another. these have also bcen
checked for accuracy.
4, 1 have checked through the payToII records to eonfirni that the totals have been
transferred to the payment spreadsheet corr¢ctly, howevcr I have not checked that the
PAYE and NI deduction8 have been calculated correctly. l understand that these
payroll calculations hav¢ been carried out by a professional payroll bureau
'Moorepay'.
5. 1 have carried out a b8nk rcconciliation to Lonfirm that ¢vLry tran%action has bcen
rccorded within the accounts and a brief income and expenditure r¢¢onciliation - see
attached.
6. All annual figures have been transferred to an Annual Receipts and Payments
slatcment and a Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2023 have been prepared,
The accounts have been prepared on a receipt and payment basis.
I pleased to have been of service and hop¢ I can continue to do so in the future.
Yours sincerely
dy Braithwaite MICB CB.Cert
TrudyBraithwaite MIC8is licenced and regulated bythe ICB Ptsctice Number.. 23K15
••
OF CERTIFIED
Associate Member
222022

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dminease
07990 512991
trudy@admin-ease.co.uk
MArk Cffay
Whiteley Community Centre
Gull Coppice
Yew Tree Drive
Whiteley
P015 7LA
25 January 2023
Dear Mark
I today carried out an Independent Examination of your July to Septcmber 2022 accounts, as
agreed.
l. The expenditure entries have been matched against available invoices and receipts to
Confirm validity. Whcrc there is a corresponding bank transaction. this has been
followed through and matched against the bank statement. Therefore, l am confident
that all transa¢iions have been recorded correctly within the accounts.
2. The income entries havc been matched against Ihc yellow rLceipts to confirni accuracy
and the bank CTedits have been matchcd to the bank sldlement.
3. The forniulas and the arithmetic on your spreadsheets have been checked and where
figures have been brought from one sheet over to anoth¢r, these have also been
checked for accuracy.
4. 1 have checked through the payroll records to confirn) that the totals have been
transferred to the payment spreadsheet correctly, however I have not checked thai the
PAYf, and Nl deductions havc been caJculat¢d Gorrcctly. l understand that Ih¥s¢
payroll calculations have bc¢n carried out by a professional payroll bureau
'Moorepay'.
5. 1 have carried out a bank reconciliation to confirn) that every Iransaction h&s been
recorded within the accounts and a brief income and expcnditure reconciliation- sce
attached.
The accounts have been prepared on a receipt and payment basis.
I am pleased to have been of service and hope I can continue to do so in the future.
Yours sincerely
y Braithwaite MICB CB.Cert
SILVER
PIRTr4ÉR
Truty Brallhwalte MICB ts Ilcent￿ and regulated bvthe ICB Prath￿ NumbÈr.' 23675
OF CERTIFIED
Associate Member
222022

Qujrtedy current acct bank rqc
BF bank 0110712022
1289T.03
Total p81d In
18932 36
Total pa￿ out
388ffj 14
Total
975.75
Clc4ing bar& 3010912022
13024.26
drfl
Quartorfy surpluww￿*
.19eI2.8
18932.38
Ex￿d￿ur•
389J5.14
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.19672.78
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11X.82
1ty ¢8sh CF
lQJ.82
BF bgnk 01ffj712022
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int•rMt
£29,Bt6 21
PAYE Ilabllty CF
771.15
CF bAnk 3WW2022
9.820.43
Totsl in¢¢m•
18980.78
Total exp•nditure
3860S 14
BF b•nk 01107ra)22
£71.527.82
Quart•rty 8wrpluslD•flclt
-19824.4
44 2 Nldknnal
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71.57102

dminease
07990 512991
trudy@admin*ase.co.uk
Mark Gray
Whiteley Community Centre
Gull Coppice
Yew Tree Drive
Whiteley
P015 7LA
22. March 2023
Dear Mark
I today Carried out an Independent F.xamination of your October to December 2022 accourtts,
as agreed.
l. The expenditure entri¢s have been matched against available invoices and rec¢ipts to
onfim) validity. Where there is a corresponding bank transaction, this has been
rollowed through and matched against the bank slatemenl. Therefore. l am confident
that all transactions have been reci)rded correctly within ihe accounts.
2. The income entries hav¢ been matched against the yellow receipts lo confirm accuracy
and the bank credits have been malched to the bank statement.
3. Th¢ fomiulas and the arithmetic on your spreadsheets have been checked and where
figures have been brought from one sheet over to anoth¢r, these have also been
hecked for a¢¢uracy.
4. 1 have checkcd through ihe payroll r¢cords tr> confim that the totals have been
Iransterred to the paymcnt spreadsheet correctly, however I have not checked that the
PA YE and Nl deductions have been ¢alGulated correctly. l understand that these
payroll calculations have been carried out by a professional payroll bur¢au
'Moorepay'.
5. 1 have carried out a bank reconciliation to confirni that every transaction has been
re¢orded within the accounts and a brief income and ¢xpenditure reconciliation - see
attached.
The acL'ounts have been prepared on a reccipt and payment b&sis.
l am pleased to have been of service and hope I can Continue to do so in the future.
Yours 5in¢erel
raithwaite MICB CB.Cert
T￿yBra￿hw3￿é Ml(BlS 1*en￿d and re8ulated bythe ICO Pr3ctiTr Number.. 23675
A55ociate Member
222022

Quartowty CLvrent acct tAnk r
BF bank 0111012022
130x3
Total pahj
23779.5
Total pa*J oul
17840.4
Total
18963JO
Closing bar& 3111212022
18963.3
dirr
Quarterty Surplu5Defic
5939.05
Income
23779.5
Expendltsj
17840.4
Bank dffr
Petty cash BF
1(K).82
Petty cash CF
93.82
BF bank 0111Cth22
£9.820.43
15.31
15.31 hALlit+Thl ino
PAYE Ikqbilty CF
CF bank 31122r2022
9,835.74
Totsl inco
23￿.2
Total ex￿￿litU
1n40.4
BF bank 01111Y2022 £71.572.ty2
Quartorty SurplusAJeffic
6068.73
114.37
114.37
CF bar* 31112r2022 71.6￿.39

dminease
07990 512991
trudy@admin-ea5e.co.uk
Mark Cjray
Whiteley Community Centre
Gull Coppice
Yew Tree Drive
Whiteley
P015 7LA
22nd June 2023
Dear Mark
I today carried out an Independent Examination of your January to March 2023 accounts, as
agreed.
l. The expenditure entries have b¢en matched against available invoices and receipts lo
confirnl validity. Where there is a corr¢spondin8 bank transaclion, thi5 has been
followed through and matched against the bank statement. Therefore, l am confident
that all transactions have been ttcorded correctly within the accounts.
2. The income entries have been matched against ihc yellow rLceipts to confirni accuracy
and the bank cr¢dits have been matched to thc bank statement.
3. The fomiul&s and the arithmetic on your spreadsheets have been checked and where
figures have been brought from one sheet over to another, these have also been
checked for accuracy.
4. 1 have chccked through the payroll records to confirni that the totals have been
transfcrred to the payment spreadsheet corTCCtly, however I have not checked that the
PAYE and NI deductions have been calculated correctly. l understand that these
payroll calculations have boen carried out by a prof¢ssional payroll bureau
'Moor¢pay'.
5. 1 have carried out a bank reconciliation to confimi that cvery transaction has been
rccordcd within the accounts and a brief income and expenditure reconciliation-
atlached.
The accounts have been prepared on a receipt and payment basis.
l am pleased to have been of Service and hope I can conlinue to do so in the future.
Your5 sincerely
y Braithwaite MICB CB.Cert
Trudy Braithwatte M￿8 ￿ li￿nced afid r4ulgted bythe ICB Pt8rtKe Number". 23675
OF CEATIFIID
Associate Member
222022

Quarterfy curront a¢¢t r
BF barl(0110112023
18963.3
Total in
21217.C
Total PaKI out
21315.67
T£tsl
188M.89
Clceing bar* 31103r2023
di
Qu8rt8rfy surplu￿[￿fiC
-*_61
Ino)m8
21217.t6
EyThJitu
21315.67
Bank drff
-98 61
Peity cash BF
Pelly cash CF
BF bank 0110112023
ts*n$fer in 27102rrJ
teresi
£9.835.74
100(KS Ci)
30.83 knjitK￿£I income
PAYE liabilrty CF
759.27
CF bank 31103rb)23
19.e66.57
Totsl income
21463 16
Total exFenditure
21315.87
BF ￿nk 0110t120fJ £71,686.39
¢)Jartoty SurpluslDeficit
141.49
215.27
21527 inry)rre
CF ba￿1 3110Y20YJ
71.wi e6

dminease
07990 512991
trudy@admin-ease.co.uk
Mark Gray
Whileley Community Centre
Gull Coppice
Yew Tree Drive
Whiteley
P015 7LA
251h August 2023
Dear Mark
I today carried out an Independent Examination of your April to June 2023 accounts, as
agreed.
i. 'rhe expenditUTe entries havc becn matched against available invoices wid receipts to
confirn] validity. Where the￿ is a corresponding bank transaction, this has been
followed through and matched against the bank statcmenl. Thcrefore, l am confident
that all tran¥actions have been recorded corrccily within Ihe accounLs.
2. Thc incom¢ entries have been matched against the yellow receipts to confirni accuracy
and the bank credits have been matched to the bank statement.
3. The forniul&s and the arithmetic on your spreadsheets have been checked and whcre
rigures have been brought from one sheet over to another, th¢se have also been
checked for accuracy.
4. T have checked through the payroll records to confirni that th¢ totals have been
transferred to the payment spreadsheet correctly, however I have not checked that the
PA YE Nl deduction8 have been Lalculated correctly. I under5tund Ih&t thcse
payroll calculations have been carried out by a professional payroll bureau
'Moorepay'.
5. 1 have Carried out a bank reconciliiltion tv ¢onfirm that every transaction has been
recorded within the accounts and a brief ineome and expenditure reconciliation - see
attached.
6. All annual figures have been transfe￿ed to an Annual Receipts and Payment5
statemcnt and a Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2023 have been prepared.
The accounts have been prepared on a receipt and payment basis.
I am pleased to have been of service and hope I can continue to do so in the future.
Yours sincerely
dy Braithwaite MICB CB.Cert
Trudv Braithwaite MICB Is FICE￿￿Ed and regulated bythe ICB Prartlte Number. 23675
OF CERTIFIÉD
Associate Member
222022

Quart¢rty current acct bank r¢c
BF bank 0110412023
88K69
Tolal paid
19709.C
Total paid out
Total
3067.70
Closing bank 301CW2023
6667.7
drft
Quart8rty &Jrp1us￿fitIl
-5M.99
Incom8
19709.1
Exp8nditur8
25SC6.CK8
Bank drfr
-s￿.99
0.00 DlffeY*rt
Potty co$h BF
Petty ¢a6h CF
75.82
BF bank 01/c4r2￿￿3
£19.￿.57
transts out 31tD5r23 -15W.IXI
interest
51.32
51.32 irt*)
PAYE liabilty CF
750.67
16.417.89
Total incon
2￿1039
Total exper*itvre
255(6.08
BF bank 01Jl)4r2023
£71.￿1l.f
Quartar￿ SurpluslD*fi¢it
-6495.69
249.98
249.98 Athjitional inrtsne
CF bank
72,151.64