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2023-03-31-accounts

M SColin-Stokes M SColin-Stokes (Chair)
N Darwin
H Notcutt
JW Newman
R Packham (resigned 29April 2022)
H Robinson
M Smith
C Todd
BWilliamson
3370914
1063853
The Drill House
York Road
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
NR30 2LZ
Barclays Bank Plc
40-42 Market Place
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
NR30 1LX
lsadore Goldman
Lawrence House
5St Andrews Hill
Norwich
NR2 1AD
Sexty &Co
124Thorpe Road
Norwich
NR1 1RS

Total Total
Unrestricted Restricted Funds Funds
Notes Fund Fund 2023 2022
Income from:
Grants and donations 857,993 271,412 1,129,405 1,114,126
Investments 140 140 37
Charitable
activities
185,782 185,782 130,844
Total income 1,043,915 271,412 1,315,327 1,245,007
Expenditure
on:
Raising funds
Charitable
objectives
Other - Governance
costs
12,901
1,032,477
1?,026
171,807
2,061
12,901
1,204,284
19,087
3,566
1,301,475
19,940
Other - Depreciation
10 24,083 30,877 54,960 52,787
Impairment 2,241
Total expenditure 1,086,487 204,745 1,291,232 1,380,009
Net income /(expenditure)
before tax for the year
(42,572) 66,667 24,095 (135,002)
Taxation 89,682 89,682 15,144
Net income I(expenditure)
after tax forthe year
47,110 66,667 113,777 (119,858)
Transfers
between
funds
16 18,778 (18,778)
Net income l(expenditure)
and net movement
in funds
forthe year 65,888 47,889 113,777 (119,858)
Reconciliation
offunds:
Total funds brought
forward
481,665 326 238 807903 927761
Total funds carried forward 547,553 374 127 921 680 807903
Fixede~
Tangfbfe Axed assets
fnvestments
6%;640
2
Total Rxed Assets
Current assets
Stock
Debtors
Cash et bank end in hend
1,&2t8
220,681
288212
1WS
%,626
45860y
Total Current Assets
UabNtfes
Creditors
fefffng due within
one year
Total assets fess current tfebiltftfes 1.963.161 fi67Ne
Creditors faNing dus after ene year f141,461}
Ctfsrtty fends
Restricted income funds -Pmj'ects
Restricted incorne funds -Capital
Unrestricted
funds —general
fund
Unrestricted
funds —designated
16
'l.6
16
16
63,169'
319,988
100,000
4V882
68t,423
291,645
100,O00
361565
Tote) Unrestricted
Funds
Total charity funds

2023 2022
R
Cash flow from operating
activities
Net income /(expenditure)
before tax for the
reporting period
(as per the statement
offinancial activities)
113,735 (119,858)
Adjustments
for:
Bad debt provision 2,241
Depreciation
charges
54,960 52,786
Dividends,
interest and rents from investments
(140) (37)
(Increase)
/ decrease
in stock
(687) 15,324
(Increase)
/ decrease
in debtors
(170,355) 16,73?
Increase
/ (decrease)
in creditors
92,564 83,082
Net cash provided
by I(used in) operating
activities 90077 50275
Cash flow provided
by I(used in}investing
activities
Payments
to acquire tangible
fixed assets
(260,634) (63,522)
Dividends,
interest and rents from investments
140 37
Net cash flow from investing
activities
260494 63485
Cash flow from financing
activities
Repayment
ofloans
Net cash provided
by I(used in) financing
activities
Change
in cash and cash equivalents
in the reporting
period (170,395) (13,210)
Cash and cash equivalents
at the beginning
ofthe
reporting
period
456,606 469,816
Cash and cash equivalents
at the end ofthe
reporting
period 286212 456 606
Cash and cash equivalents
consist of:
Cash at bank and in hand 286,212 456,606
Notice deposits (less than 3months)
Cash and cash equivalents
at the end ofthe
reporting
period 286212 456 606
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2023 2022
Net income I(expenditure)
is stated after charging
/ (crediting): R K
Depreciation 54,960 52,787
Auditors' remuneration: audit services 4,408 4,880
Auditors' remuneration; other services
Foreign exchange loss / (gain) 920 1460

Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
funds funds 2023 2022
K
Norfolk County Council*
Art Grant Award 6,184 6,184 6,184
Active Norfolk (Sport England) 4,500
Big Norfolk
Holiday Fun
7,000
Interreg Experience (FOW) 20,700 20,700 9,999
Interreg Experience (Eyeful Tower) 45,000 45,000
Great Yarmouth
Borough Council'
Arts Development
Service Contract
58,500 58,500 58,500
Purchase ofthe Ice House 50,000 50,000
GYBC (FOW) 24,000 24,000
Heritage
Action Zone
36,000
Tender Contract (FOW) 210,000
Restart Grant 12,000
Hospitality
Grant
4,000
Visit Great Yarmouth
(GYTABIA)
167,142 167,142 35,000
Visit Great Yarmouth
(GYTABIA) —FOW
20,000 20,000
Visit Great Yarrnouth
(GYTABIA) - OTF
30,000 30,000
Other Income 20,340 20,340 18,467
Tesco Community
Fund
1,000
Kickstart 6,766 6,766 13,129
Arts Council National
Portfolio
Funding* 397,176 397,176 397,176
Arts Council England East —Cultural
Recovery Fund 180,000
Roundabout
Europe
6,519
Architectural
Heritage
Fund"
74,242 74,242 45,000
Freshly Grated 76,185 76,185 55,284
Council ofEurope —European Heritage Day 278
Big Lottery 28,180 28,180 14,090
Historic England' 36,000 36,000
Norfolk Community
Foundation
grants 2,000 2,000
Isadore Gold 20,000 20,000
MAP 4,000 4,000
National
Heritage
I ottery Fund
37.990 37,990
Norwich Freemens 5,000 5,000
Total income from grants and donations 857993 271 412 1 129405 1 114126

2023 2022
R
Artistic programme
Artist fees 246,291 298,937
Other costs 462,847 534,967
Other grant programme activities
Ice House professional fees
Income generating
Salaries
activities 3,501 4,035
Other costs 34,163 16,973
Support costs
Salaries
308,886 335,583
Other support costs 148,596 110,455
Finance costs 525
1 204 284 1 301475
Allocated as follows:
Unrestricted
Funds
1,032,477 1,097,521
Restricted
Funds
171,807 203,954
1 204 284 1,301,475

2023 2022
R
Financial and administration 12,015 11,968
Legal and professional 2,664 3,092
Audit fees: current auditor 4,408 4,880
other services
19,087 19940
Allocated as follows:
Unrestricted Funds 17,026 19,940
Restricted Funds 2,061
19087 19940
STAFFCOSTS
2023 2022
R
The cost of employing staff was:
Wages and salaries 283,383 314,226
Employers' Social security costs 22,916 24,075
Employers' contribution to defined contribution pension scheme 6,088 5,946
312387 344247

Capital project
—under
construction
f
Land &
Buildings
Fixtures,
fittings
&
equipment
Total
Cost
As of31 March 2022 73,517 1,334,394 434,558 1,842,469
Additions 229,857 30,797 260,654
Transfers
As of31 March 2023 73,517 1,564,251 465,355 2,103,123
Depreciation
As of31 March 2022 1,121,121 301,402 1,422,523
Charge for the year 12,630 42,330 54,960
As of31 March 2023 1,333,751 343,732 1,477,483
Net book value
As of31 March 2023 73,517 430,500 121,623 625,640
As of31 March 2022 73,517 213,273 133,156 419,946
INVESTMENTS
2023
f
2022
f
Subsidiary
undertaking
2 2

12 STOCK
2023 2022
Goods for resale 1 946 1 259
13 DEBTORS
2023 2022
Trade debtors 61,452 29,037
Prepayrnents 4,270 6,045
Accrued income 143,319 14,214
Other debtors 11,640 1,030
220681 50326

CREDITORS: AMOUN TS
FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE
YEAR
2023 2022
K
Trade creditors 21,187 25,505
Accruals and deferred income 36,169 83,719
Other creditors 5,132 5,075
Taxation and social security 8,832 5,938
71 320 '120 237

Movement s
on def
erred
income are:
2023 2022
Opening balance
Amounts released to income earned from charitable activities
Amount deferred in year 2,000 40,500
Year-end balance 2000 40500

2023:
Restricted Restricted
Unrestricted fund fund Total Total
funds projects
f
capital 2023
f
2022
Fund balance as at
31 March 2022 481,665 34,423 291,815 807,903 927,761
Movements in year 47,110 47,544 19,123 113,777 (119,858)
Transfer between
funds
18,778 (18,778)
Fund balance as at
31 March 2023 547,553 63 189 310,938 921,680 807903
Unrestricted funds are analysed as follows:
2023 2022
Unrestricted - General 100,000 100,000
Designated - Depreciation - Drill Hall 78,603 80,632
Designated - Depreciation -Other general fund assets 266,100 47,500
Designated - Artistic Programme 27,733
Designated -Artistic Development and Production 52,850 175,800
Designated - Capital Programme 50000 50,000
Balance on 31 March 2023 547553 481 665

2022:
Restricted Restricted
Unrestricted fund fund Total Total
funds
f
projects
f
capital
f
2022f 2021f
Fund balance as at
31 March 2021 548,516 49,628 329,617 92T,?61 ?47,311
Movements
in year
(63,508) (10,554) (45,796) (119,858) 180,450
Transfer between funds 3343 4651 7994
Fund balance as at
31 March 2022 481,665 34423 291,815 807903 9?2,761
NALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
023:
Restricted Restricted
Unrestricted fund fund Total Total
fundsf projects
f
capital
f
2023f 2022f
Tangible fixed assets 314,?02 310,938 625,640 419,966
Investment 2 2 2
Current assets less
creditors 232 849 63,189 296038 38T935
547,553 63189 310938 921 680 807903
022:
Restricted Restricted
Unrestricted fund fund Total Total
fundsf projects
f
capital
f
2022f 2021
f
Tangible fixed assets 128,151 291,815 419.966 409,211
Investment 2 2 2
Current assets less
creditors 353 512 34423 387935 518548
481 665 34,423
291 815
807,903 92T761

2023:
Fund Fund
balance Transfers balance
at 1 April in/(out) at 31 March
2022 Income Expenditure general fund 2023
projects
Capital Reserve 9,277 (9,277)
Circus School Equipment 1,388 (1,388)
Architectural
Heritage
74,242 70,824 3,418
Fund —ice House Project
The National
Lottery
Community
Fund
2,005 28,180 19,116 11,069
Norfolk Community
Foundation:
- Norfolk Recovery
Fund (713)
Norfolk County Council
- Eyeful Tower 45,000 37,600 (7,400)
Interreg
Historic England—
Heritage Action Zone 21,040 36,000 46,328 10,712
National
Heritage
Lottery 37,990 37,990
Fund
34,423 221,412 173,868 (18,?78) 63,189
Capital
ACE Capital —2015/1 6 141,997 16,425 125,572
ACE
Small
Capital
2018/19, including Norfolk
County
Council
capital
grant,
Virgin
Money
Foundation
grant
and
Geoffrey Watling
Charity)
145,922 12,472 133,450
Great
Yarmouth
BC
Winter Adaptations 3,896 1,480 2,416
Great
Yarmouth
BC 50,000 500 49,500
Purchase ofice House
291,815 50,000 30,877 310,938
326238 271,412 204 745 18778 374,127

MOVE MOVE MENT
IN RESTRICTED FUNDS (CONTINUED)
MENT
IN RESTRICTED FUNDS (CONTINUED)
MENT
IN RESTRICTED FUNDS (CONTINUED)
MENT
IN RESTRICTED FUNDS (CONTINUED)
MENT
IN RESTRICTED FUNDS (CONTINUED)
Details ofrestricted funds
Architectural Heritage Funding
to begin
development
work
on the scheme
to develop
the
Fund historic IceHouse on the South Quay ofthe river Yare in Great Yarmouth,
comprising
ofdetailed design plans, planning
permission
and fundraising
activity.
The National Lottery Three years'
funding
to support
people
to become
more
active
and
Community Fund connected to their communities
through access to facilities and activities
including
Family Saturday
events;
making
workshops;
circus skills and
training
opportunities.
Great Yarmouth Funding to provide spaces toenhance COVID social distancing,
including
Borough Council— the
improvement
of outdoor
spaces
that
are
utilised
for charitable
Winter Adaptions activities.
Fund
Historic England— Athree-year funded
cultural regeneration
programme
working
with artists
Heritage Action Zone and
communities
to celebrate
Great
Yarmouth's
unique
character,
heritage,
and
national
significance
as
a
centre
for
circus
and
entertainment.
National Heritage Funding
from
National
Heritage
Lottery
Fund
toward
the development
Lottery Fund phase
of the
Ice House
project —including
a 6 month
community
consultation
programme
and activity plan development
and work toward
the submission
of a F1.96 million
bid for Ice House Capital Works and
Engagement
project delivery
in 2024-25.
ACE Capital 2Q15/16: A Treasury
Grant,
administered
by the
Arts
Council,
as part of the
Government's
Long-term
Economic Plan for the East. f125,000ofthe
funding
provided
was to enable repayment
offinance debts ofthe Trust
and therefore
help towards
putting
it on a sound
longer term financial
position,
ACE Small Capital Capital
Funding
from Arts Council
England
to support
minor works and
2018/19 equipment
in the Drill House and conversion
of three adjacent storage
sheds
into additional
facilities. This includes
a f10,000 match-funding
contribution
from
Norfolk
County
Council,
a F35,000 match-funding
contribution
from The Virgin Money Foundation
and a E6,000grant from
the Geoffrey Watling Charity.
Great Yarmouth Funding
toward
the purchase
of the Ice House
building
and
Capital
Borough Council Works scheme via Towns Deal Funding

2022:
Fund Fund
balance Transfers balance
at 1 April to/(from) at 31 March
2021 Income
K
Expenditure
f
generalfund 2022
Projects
Capital Reserve 9,277 9,277
Arts Council England East
—Cultural
Recovery
Fund 80,000 80,000
Circus School Equipment 2,195 13 820 1,388
Roundabout
Europe
(306) 6,519 937 (5,276)
Architectural Heritage 3,727 45,000 48,726 (1)
Fund
The
National
Lottery
Community
Fund
14,090 12,085 2,005
Norfolk Community
Foundation:
Norfolk Recovery Fund
5,504 4,791 713
The Council ofEurope—
European
Heritage
Day (769) 278 491
-
Norfolk County
Council
- -Active Norfolk 4,500 4,635 135
(Sport England)
- - Big Norfolk
Holiday Fun 7,000 7,000
Historic England—
Heritage
Action Zone
30,000 36,000 44,960 21,040
49,628 193,400 203,954 (4,651) 34,423
Capital
ACE Capital —2015/16 169,623 27,626 141,997
ACE
Small
Capital
2018/19, including Norfolk
County
Council
capital
grant,
Virgin
Money
Foundation
grant
and
Geoffrey Watling
Charity)
155,168 17,240 7,994 145,922
Great
Yarmouth
BC
Winter Adaptations 4,826 930 3,896
379,245 193,400 249 750 3343 326238

Total
Unrestricted Restricted Funds
Fund Fund 2022
R
Income from:
Grants and donations 920,739 193,387 1,114,126
Investments 37 - 37
Charitable
activates
130,831 13 130,844
Total income 1,051,607 193,400 1,245,007
Expenditure
on:
Raising funds 3,566 3,566
Charitable
objectives
1,097,521 203,954 1,301,475
Governance
costs
19,940 19,940
Impairment
loss/charge
for depreciation 9,232 45,796 55,028
Total expenditure 1,130,259 212,810 1,380,009
Net income I(expenditure)
before tax for the year (78,652) (56,350) (135,002)
Taxation 15,144 15,144
Net income I(expenditure)
after tax for the year (63,508) (56,350) (119,858)
Net movement
in funds
(66,851) (53,007) (119,858)
Reconciliation
offunds:
Total funds brought
forward
548516 379245 927761
Total funds carried forward 481 665 326 238 807903