TRUSTEES’ ANNUAL REPORT JUNE 24 

## OBJECTIVES OF THE CHARITY 

Whiteley Community Association (WCA) 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 (WCC) for the benefit of the residents of Whiteley and the surrounding area. When initially envisaged, 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 rapid expansion of the Whiteley North development. Whiteley now has a large shopping centre, Tesco, Lidl, two hotels, many restaurants, a cinema, numerous gyms, two primary schools, a doctor’s surgery, a dental practice, and a large business park. 

The goal of the WCA is to advance education and provide facilities in the interest 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. To enable us to do this we have two key centre managers and a team of trustees, without whom the WCC would not be what it is today. The trustees meet on a regular basis to review the running of the centre.  These meetings are attended by the trustees, the centre managers, and key centre hirers/users. Other interested parties are also invited to attend. Quarterly General Committee Meetings are open to the public. A further 7 Executive Committee Meetings are held annually. 

## ANNUAL REPORT JUNE 24 

The WCC has a charity run pre-school and a private nursery school onsite, who have both provided community education/childcare services for over 20 years. Whiteley Pre-School (Reg. Ch. No. 1098615), and Buttercups Nursery School both offer EYFS education and care for those aged from 2 years 6 months. 

The WCA finances a very popular youth club which operates during term-time and can see numbers in excess of 35 attendees each week.  This would not be possible without the superb support of Y Services (Reg. Ch. No. 1145664) who are enlisted to run the youth club on behalf of the WCA. We also host the Whiteley Computer Club, which is also funded by the WCA and provides an opportunity for young people to learn and develop IT skills for the future. A very popular club with a long waiting list, this is made possible by a committed team of volunteers, whose dedication involved in running the club is very much appreciated. 1st Whiteley Scouts are also based at the WCC, and we also host numerous regular hirers, such as dance groups, fitness classes, Weight Watchers, and yoga. The centre is also a popular children’s birthday party venue, with private hires most weekends. We also offer facilities to the NHS, and local and central government, and serve as one of the polling stations for the borough of Fareham. 

The physical facilities of the WCC comprise the Whiteley Hall; a 140m[2] multi-functional space fitted with a sprung wooden dancefloor (with adjacent garden area and outdoor play equipment), plus the nursery space, and 3 smaller meeting rooms. A communal lounge area and kitchen sit at the heart of the building. 

The Centre is open all year round, except on bank holidays. 



We have ample parking in the Car Park we share with the adjacent primary school. Line markings were repainted during Sep 23, and the costs split evenly between both parties. 

The Centre’s 5-year Electrical Installation Condition Report was commissioned in 2023, and all issues addressed over the following 6 months. 

We continue to wait for Fareham Borough Council to repair/replace the roof and high-level windows, which are in a state of disrepair. Funding has been allocated, but logistical issues continue to delay the works. 

Cllr Seán Woodward retired during this financial year, and as a result stood down as Fareham Borough Council’s representative on the committee. Cllr Woodward was the inspirational driver behind the formation of the WCA, and the building of the current WCC back in 2001. As an expression of gratitude, the centre’s coffee lounge has been renamed the Woodward Lounge in his honour. Subsequently, he was replaced on the committee by Cllr David Foot. 

Financial support – Year ending June 2024: During the financial year spanning July 2023 – June 2024; the Centre continued to recover from the impact of Covid 19, as Govt. support grants came to an end. Despite energy prices stabilising, they continue to be a cause for concern. Switching suppliers annually reduces costs slightly, but prices remain high and have not significantly decreased since the impact of the war in Ukraine was first felt in 2022.  As the centre is open all year round and hosts two early years settings, energy costs are a significant expense. The committee are keen to mitigate any additional costs and look for cost savings where possible. We have increased our hire fees in line with the rate of inflation to assist with these ongoing financial challenges. However, we remain highly sensitive to the financial impact of rate increases on our regular hirers, and endeavour to be careful and measured when raising fees. A key consideration is ensuring that we maintain a high standard of provision for users and the community. To this end a programme of internal/external decorating works is scheduled to take place from July 24 onwards (to include the Whiteley Hall, and main corridor during the school summer holidays in August). There continue to be many external factors influencing our finances, incl. the underlying rate of inflation, and we continue to experience the impact of that in our cost base – from energy prices to equipment, materials, and staffing costs. 



**Whiteley Community Centre** 

## **Receipts and Payments Account for Year Ended 30 June 2024** 

|**Payments**<br>**Utilities**<br>**Office**<br>**Staff**<br>**Cleaning**<br>**Licences**<br>**Equipment**<br>**Insurance**<br>**Security and Fire**<br>**Maintenance**<br>**Garden Maintenance**<br>**Payroll/Auditors/Financial**<br>**Lease**<br>**Pest control**<br>**Waste**<br>**Cafe/Refreshments**<br>**Misc**<br>**Excess**<br>**Total**<br>**Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2024**<br>**Capital**<br>**Accumulated**<br>**General Fund**<br>**B/Fwd 22/23**<br>**Proft/Loss for 23/24**<br>**Total**|**30-Jun-24**<br>**30-Jun-23**<br>**14609.28**<br>**9926.32**<br>**1240.81**<br>**1977.29**<br>**42769.02**<br>**42813.67**<br>**3150.67**<br>**2284.92**<br>**3884.8**<br>**2242.85**<br>**1,159.54**<br>**1,024.70**<br>**1466.4**<br>**1204.66**<br>**1930.31**<br>**1501.57**<br>**5977.54**<br>**29738.66**<br>**485**<br>**542.98**<br>**2987.44**<br>**3174.41**<br>**2025.6**<br>**2025.6**<br>**388.8**<br>**360**<br>**2826.74**<br>**2509.53**<br>**1230.27**<br>**828.25**<br>**1193.41**<br>**1111.92**<br>**87,325.63**<br>**103,267.33**<br>**6,814.19**<br>**-18,903.83**<br>**94,139.82**<br>**84,363.50**<br>**£95,137.23**<br>**£6,814.19**<br>**£101,951.42**|**Receipts**<br>**Casual**<br>**Regular**<br>**Buttercups**<br>**Pre-School**<br>**Advertising**<br>**Computer Club**<br>**Equipment Hire**<br>**Misc'**<br>**Photocopying**<br>**Interest**<br>**Donations**<br>**Youth Club**<br>**Grant**<br>**_Retained Deposits_**<br>**Assets**<br>**Current Account**<br>**Reserve Account**<br>**Nationwide Account**|**30-Jun-24**<br>**30-Jun-23**<br>**7747.09**<br>**6467.04**<br>**18922.86**<br>**12438.4**<br>**32495.2**<br>**28968**<br>**24500.14**<br>**26532.56**<br>**839**<br>**1067.5**<br>**4661.19**<br>**1909.5**<br>**116.01**<br>**586.61**<br>**1742.41**<br>**725.5**<br>**2915.92**<br>**2398.19**<br>**2620.2**<br>**_200_**<br>**_650_**<br>**£94,139.82**<br>**£84,363.50**<br>**£12,139.48**<br>**£16,143.16**<br>**£73,668.78**<br>**£101,951.42**|
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dminease
07990 512991
trudy@admin-ease.co.uk
Mark Gray
Whiteley Community Centre
Gull Coppice
Yew Tree Drive
Whiteley
P015 7LA
5 December 2023
Dear Mark
T today carried out an Independent Examinthon of your July to September 2023 accounts, as
agreed.
l. The expenditure entries have been matched against available invoices and receipts to
confirni validity. Where there is a corresponding bank transaction, this has been
followed through and matched against the bank statement. Therefore, I am confident
that all transactions have been recorded correctly within the accounts.
2. The income entries have been matched against the yellow receipts to confirm accuracy
and the bank credits have been matched to the bank statement.
3. The fonnulas 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 checked through the payroll records to confirn] that the totals have been
transferred to the payment spreadsheet correctly. however I have not checked that the
PAYE and NI deductions have been calculated correctly. I understand that these
payroll calculations have been caTried out by a professional payroll bureau
'Moorepay'.
5. 1 have carried out a bank reconciliation to confirni that every transaction has been
recorded within the accounts alld a brief income and expenditure reconciliation - see
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
Trudy Braithwaite MICB CB.Cert
INSTifuTE
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Trudy Braithwaite MICB is li￿nCed and re8ulated bythe ICB Prdctke Number.. 23675
Associate Member
222022

Quartgrty curront acct bank re¢
BF bank 0110712023
6567.7
Total paid in
17083.14
Total paid out
23049.12
Total
601.72
Closing bank 3010912023
3101.72
diff
-2500.00 Tran8fgrrod In from rgservg account
Quartèrfy SurplusDofic
-5965.98
Income
17083.14
ExpendMure
23049.12
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75.82
Ro••rvo A¢¢ount
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£16,417.89
-2500.00
56.79
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872.28
CF bank 3010912023
13,974.68
Total income
17451.51
Natlonwldo Account
Total expenditure
23049.12
BF bank 0110712023
£72,151.64
Quarterly SurpluslD911clt
597.81
Interest
311.58
311.58 Additional ￿nCome
CF bank 3010912023
72,463.22

dminease
07990 512991
trudy@admin-ease.co.uk
Mark Gray
Whiteley Community Centre
Gull Coppice
Yew Tree Drive
Whiteley
P015 7LA
12 February 2024
Dear Mark
I today carried out an Independent Examination of your October to December 2023 accounts,
as agreed.
l. The expenditure entries have been n]atched against available invoices and receipts to
confirni validity. Where there is a corresponding bank transaction, this has been
followed through and matched against the bank statement. Therefore, I am confident
that all transactions have been recorded correctly within the accounts.
2. The income entries have been matched against the yellow receipts to confirm accuracy
and the bank credits have been matched to the bank ststement.
3. The forniulas 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 checked through the payroll records to confirn] that the totals have been
transferred to the payment spreadsheet correcdy. however I have not checked that the
PAYE and NI deductions have been calculated correctly. I understand that these
payroll calculations have been carried out by a professional payroll bureau
'Moorepay'.
5. 1 have carried out a bank reconciliation to confirn] that every transaction has been
recorded within the accounts and a brief income and expenditure reconciliation -
attached.
The accounts have been prepared on a rcceipt and payment basis.
I am pleased to have been of service and hope I can continue to do so in the future.
Yours sincerely
Trudy Braithwaite MICB CB.Cert
Trudy Braithwaite MICB is licenced and regulated bythe ICB Prarttce Number. 23615
THE IN.5￿TuTE
OF CERTIFIÉD
XF.
Associate Member
222022

Quarterly current acct bank r9¢
BF bank 0111012023
3101.72
Total paid in
28451.31
Total paid out
193898
Totsl
12163.23
Closing bank 31112r2023
10163.23
diff
2000.00 Transfèrred out to reservè account
Quarterly SurpluslDefiot
9061.51
Income
28451.31
Expenditure
19369.8
Bank diff
9061.51
0.00 Dlffgrenco
Pgtty ¢ash BF
71.42
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Petty c8sh CF
71.42
BF bank 0111012023
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Interest
£13,974.68
2000.00
52.41
PAYE liability CF
52.41 Addltlonal income
799.78
CF b8nk 3111212023
16,027,09
Total income
28906.29
Natlonwid& Account
Total expenditure
19389.8
BF bank 0111012023
£72,463.22
Quarterly Surplu8lDeflctt
9516.49
intere8t
402.57
402.57 Additional incc*me
CF bank 3111212023
72,865.79

dminease
07990 512991
trudy@admin-ease.co.uk
Mark Gray
Ivhiteley Community Centre
Gull Coppice
Yew Tree Drive
Whiteley
P015 7LA
7" May 2024
Dear Mark
I today carried out an Independent Examination of your January to March 2024 accounts, as
agreed.
l. The expenditure entries have been matched against available invoices and receipts to
confirnl validity. Where there is a corresponding bank transaction, this has been
followed through and matched against the bank statement. Therefore. l am confident
that all transactions have been recorded correctly within the accounts.
2. The income entries have been matched against thc yellow receipts to confimi accuracy
and the bank credits have been matched to the bank ststement.
3. The fom)ulas and the arithmetic on your spreadsheets have been checked and whcre
figures have been brought from one sheet over to another, these have also been
checked for accuracy.
4. 1 have checked through the payroll records to confirni that the totals have been
transferred to the payment spreadsheet correctly, however I have not checked that the
PAYE and Nl deductions have been calculated correctly. I understand that these
payroll calculations have been carried out by a professional payroll bureau 'Unity'.
5. 1 hav¢ carried out a bank reconciliation to confimi that every transaction has been
recorded within the accounts and a brief income and expenditure reconciliation - s¢c
attached.
The accounts have been prepared on a r¢ceipt and payment basis.
l am pleased to have been of scrvice and hope I can continuc to do so in the future.
Yours sincerely
Tru
raithwaite MICB CB.Cert
Trudy Bralthwatte MIC8 ts li￿nCed and regulated bythe ICB Praciite Number." 23675
TRE INSTITUTE
OF CERTIFIED
KKF.EPF.
Associate Member
222022

Quarterly eurrent acct bank rec
BF bank 0110112024
10163.2
Total paid in
20658.3
Total paid out
24188.3
Total
6633.27
Closing bank 3110312024
8633.27
diff
0.00 Transferred out to roserve a¢count
Quarterly Surplu81D6ficit
-3029.01
Income
21159.3
Expenditure
24188.3
Bank diff
-3529.96
600.95 Dlfforgncelnot yet cl•ared In the bank
Petty ¢a$h BF
71.42
R•sgrve Account
Petty cash CF
55.43
BF bank 0110112024 £16,027.09
interest
57.37
PAYE liabllity CF
57.37 Additional Income
CF bank 3110312024
16,084.46
Total income
21617
Natlonwld8 Account
Total expenditure
24188.3
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Quarterty SurpluslDèficlt
-2571.25
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400.39
400.39 Additional in¢ome
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73.266.18

dminease
07990 512991
trudy@admin-ease.co.uk
Mark Gray
Vhiteley Community Centre
Gull Coppice
Yew Tree Drive
Whiteley
P015 7LA
th
20 September 2024
Dear Mark
I today carried out an Independent Examination of your April to June 2024 accounts, as
agreed.
l. The cxpenditure entries have been matched against available invoices and receipts to
confinn validity. Where there is a corresponding bank trallsaction, this has been
followed through and matched against the bank statement. Therefore, l am confident
that all transactions have been recorded correctly within the accounts.
2. The income entries have been matched against the yellow receipts to confirni accuracy
and the bank credits have been matched to the bank statement.
3. The forniulas 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 checked through the payroll records to confirn] that the totals have been
transferred to the payment Spreadsheet co￿eCtlY, however I have not checked that the
PAYE and NI deductions have been calculated correctly. I understand that these
payroll calculations have been carried out by a professional payroll bureau 'Unity'.
S. I havc carried out a bank reconciliation to confirni that every transaction has been
recorded within the accounts and a brief income and expenditure reconciliation - see
attached.
6. All annual figures have been transferred to an Annual Receipts and Payments
statcment and a Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2024 have been prepared.
The accounts have been prepared on a receipt and payment basis.
I am pleaged to have been of service and hopc I can contillue to do so ill the future.
Yours sincerely
rudy Braithwaite MICB CB.Cert
PNThÉR
Trudy Braithwaite MICB is licenced and regulated bythè IC8 PractKe Number. 23675
THE INSI'ITUTE
OF CERTif.IED
Associate Member
222022

Quarterfy current acct bank rec
BF bank 0110412024
6633.27
Total paid in
26204.63
Totsl paid out
20698.42
rotsl
12139.48
Closing bank 3010612024
12139.48
diff
0.00 Transf&rrgd in from rn88N8 account
Quartedy Surplu8lDeficlt
5005.26
Income
25703.68
Expenditure
20698.42
Bank diff
5506.21
400.95 Dlfforence BF from last quarter
Pètty ca8h BF
55.43
R•sgrve A¢¢ount
Petty cash CF
247.48
BF bank 0110412024
£16,084.46
interest
58.7
PAYE liability CF
58.7 Additional income
CF bank 3010612024
16.143.16
Totsl income
26164.98
Nationwide Account
Totsl eX￿ndItUre
20698.42
BF bank 0110412024
£73,266.18
Quarterly SurpluslDeflelt
5466.56
interest
402.6
402.6 Additional income
CF bank 3010612024
73.668.78