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|Trustees'<br>annual<br>report||||
|Independent<br>examiner's||report|10|
|Statement<br>offinancial|activities|||
|Balance sheet|||12|
|Notes to the accounts|||14|





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|xRhythms:||
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|Internet:|Our website activity has continued<br>throughout<br>the year at around 200,000|
||unique<br>users. However,<br>with the retirement<br>of two core members<br>of the|
||music<br>editorial<br>team, a reduced<br>amount<br>of content was published.<br>The|
||radio station is streamed<br>online along<br>with our Listen Again facilities. Our|
||plan isa full repositioning<br>ofthe main CR website when funds allow.|
|Media Training|We<br>continue<br>to<br>offer<br>training<br>and<br>work<br>experience<br>placements<br>for|
|Centre:|unemployed<br>youth,<br>as well as university<br>and<br>college<br>student<br>interns.|
||There<br>has<br>been<br>a trickle<br>of these<br>in 2022. Similarly<br>through<br>young|
||contributors<br>to<br>our<br>xRhythms<br>vision<br>- bloggers<br>and<br>vloggers.<br>This|
||plafform<br>offers<br>many<br>opportunities<br>to a whole<br>new<br>swathe<br>of young|
||people to be trained<br>in video production/presenting,<br>editing,<br>interviewing,|
||journalism<br>and social media<br>skills and we are rebuilding<br>the team post|
||COVID. The number<br>of volunteers<br>working<br>with<br>the<br>charity<br>this year|
||dropped to about 100from a normal<br>pre-covid<br>level of 160+.|
|Conway House:|Rental<br>income for use of our premises<br>is a key support<br>to the charity.|
||This year<br>all usable space has been<br>rented<br>out to tenants<br>or used as|
||meeting<br>room<br>space<br>for<br>our<br>Wheelhouse<br>coworking<br>facility.<br>We|
||continued<br>to make<br>reparations<br>and decorations<br>within<br>the<br>building<br>as|
||required.<br>The rental<br>income<br>is included<br>in the Statement<br>of Financial|
||Activities under Income from non-charitable<br>trading<br>activities.|
|Marketing:|Much of our marketing<br>is through<br>partnerships,<br>being at events,<br>contra|
||deals<br>and<br>through<br>our<br>own<br>media<br>platforms<br>eg<br>the<br>monthly<br>Email|
||Communicator,<br>social media etc.We occasionally<br>attend events to profile|
||the work.|
|General:|We continued<br>to campaign<br>for more<br>monthly<br>partners<br>(Friends)<br>and|
||donors, as well as numerous<br>trust applications.<br>We secured<br>funding<br>to|
||employ a first employee<br>for the station<br>in Bethlehem.|
|Board membership:|The Board continues<br>to function<br>well with trustees<br>who have expertise<br>in<br>donors.|
||key areas and carry that as a specific area of responsibility<br>in addition<br>to|
||their collective<br>responsibility.<br>In addition,<br>we have a group of supportive|
||consultants<br>who support the organisation<br>as unpaid<br>volunteers.|
|Trustee Recruitment|Cross Rhythms<br>selects<br>known<br>potential<br>trustees<br>to fulfil a specific role|
|and Training:|within the board to provide<br>levels ofexpertise necessary for the oversight|
||and guidance to comply with our role and responsibilities<br>on behalf ofthe|
||To ensure<br>that the potential<br>trustee<br>fully understands<br>the role a pack of|
||information<br>is<br>provided<br>that<br>directs<br>them<br>towards<br>the<br>Charity|
||Commissions<br>guidance<br>for a well-run<br>charity<br>and guidance<br>for a well-|
||managed<br>company.<br>A probationary<br>period<br>is required<br>to allow a time of|
||becoming<br>aware<br>of the role and<br>responsibilities<br>and after a review<br>the|





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||||||Total Funds|Total Funds|
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|||Note|Unrestricted|Restricted<br>f|2022<br>f|2021f|
|Incoming resources from|||||||
|generated<br>funds|||||||
|Voluntary<br>income||2|105,890|42,556|148,446|214,429|
|Activities for generating|||||||
|funds|||||||
|Income from non-charitable<br>trading<br>activities||3|59,806|0|59,806|48,180|
|Income from charitable<br>trading<br>activities||4|16,543|0|16,543|8,419|
||||76,349|0|76,349|58,599|
|Total incoming resources|||182,239|42,556|224,795|271,028|
|Resources expended|||||||
|Costs ofgeneratlngfunds|||||||
|Costs ofgenerating<br>voluntary<br>income||5|4,571|0|4,571|7,245|
|Charitable<br>activities|||||||
|Costs in furtherance<br>of<br>charitable objects||6|125,855|51,803|177,658|233,413|
|Governance<br>costs||7|5,471|0|5,471|7,285|
|Other resources expended|||||||
|Loan interest payable||8|12,372|0|12,372|10,014|
|Total resources expended||8|148,269|51,803|200,072|257,937|
|Net incomel (expenditure)<br>the year|for|9|33,970|(9,247)|24,723|13,091|
|Net gain on investments|||0||0||
|Transfers between funds|||2,973|(2,973)|0||
|Other recognised<br>gains and<br>losses|||0|0|0||
|Net movement<br>in funds relating<br>to the year|||36,943|(12,220)|24,723|13,091|
|Balances brought forward|||375,733|51 682|427,415|414,324|
|Balances carried forward|||412,676|39,462|452,138|427,415|





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|||||Unrestricted|Restricted|2022|2021|
||||Note|5|5||8|
|Fixed assets||||||||
|Intangible<br>assets|||10|1,340|16,172|17,512|20,140|
|Tangible assets|||11|359,330|1,324|360,854|364,014|
|Investments|||12|338,000|0|336,000|336,000|
|||||696,670|17,496|714,'I66|720,154|
|Current assets||||||||
|Stock||||0|0|0|0|
|Debtors||||12,442|1,963|14,405|17,469|
|Cash at bank||||0|20,003|20,003|24,354|
|||||12,442|21,966|34,408|41,823|
|Creditors: <br>within one|Amounts<br> year|falling due|14|(53,149)|0|(53,149)|(85,986)|
|Net current|liabilities|||(40,707)|21,988|(18,741)|(44,163)|
|Total assets less current<br>liabilities||||655,963|39,462|695,425|675,991|
|Creditors: <br>after more|Amounts<br> than one|falling due<br> year|15|(243,287)|0|(243,287)|(248,676)|
|Net assets||||412,676|39,462|452,138|427,415|
|Funds||||||||
|Restricted|||16|0|39,462|39,462|51,682|
|Unrestricted||||102,456|0|102,456|65,513|
|Revaluation|reserve|||310,220|0|310,220|310,220|
|Total funds||||412,876|39,462|452,138|427,415|





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||Voluntary<br>i|ncome||||||
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|||||||Total Funds|Total Funds|
|||||||2022|2021|
|||||||F|5|
||Gifts and donations|||||115,828|103,441|
||Gift aid|||||14,415|13,959|
||Grants|||||5,635|40,500|
||Government|Kickstarter Scheme grants||||12,568|56,406|
||Government|Covid support|and job retention||grants|0|123|
|||||||148,446|214,429|
|3|Income from non-charitable|||trading||||
|||||||Total Funds|Total Funds|
|||||||2022|2021|
|||||||6|5|
||Rents from Cross Rhythms'|||premises||59,806|48,180|





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||||||||||2022f|2021<br>5|
|Trading:|Radio|and website advertising|||||||5,839|5,341|
|Other charitable||trading|||||||10,704|3,078|
||||||||||16,543|8,419|
|Activities|for generating|||funds|||||||
|Costs of|generating||voluntary||income||||Total Funds|Total Funds|
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||||||||||5|5|
|Marketing|and fundraising|||costs|||||153|1,852|
|Staff costs|||||||||4,418|5,393|
||||||||||4,571|7,245|
|Costs in|furtherance||of|charitable||objectives|||||
|Provision|ofcharitable services||||||||Total Funds|Total Funds|
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||||||||||6|5|
|Radio|||||||||95,666|94,483|
|Other charitable||trading|||||||0|(374)|
|XRhythms|||||||||21,352|75,977|
|Media training|||||||||601|1,326|
|Cross Rhythms||Worldwide|||||||11,378|11,579|
|Other charitable||support|||||||46,461|50,420|
||||||||||177,656|233,413|
|Analysis|of provision||of|charitable||services|||||
||||||||||Total Funds|Total Funds|
||||||Staffcosts||Depreciation/<br>Amortisation|Other costs|2022|2021|
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|Radio||||||60,921|5,945|28,800|95,666|94,483|
|Other charitable||trading||||0|0|0|0|(374)|
|XRhythms||||||15,575|493|5,284|21,352|75,977|
|Media training||||||801|0|0|801|1,328|
|Cross Rhythms||Worldwide||||3,115|0|8,263|11,378|11,579|
|Other charitable||support||||16,740|0|31,721|48,461|50,420|
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|Governance|||||
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||||Total Funds|Total Funds|
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|Salaries|||3,666|3,784|
|Accountancy|fees||0|0|
|Independent|examination|fees|1,307|1,181|
|Legal fees|||0|0|
|Professional|fees||498|2,300|
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|Total resour|ces|expen|ded||||||
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|||||Staffcosts|Depreciation<br>6|Other costsf|2022<br>6|2021|
|Direct charitable||expenditure||97,152|6,438|74,068|177,658|233,413|
|Activities for|generating||funds|4,418|0|153|4,571|7,245|
|Governance|costs|||3,666|0|1,805|5,471|7,285|
|Other resources||expended||0|0|12,372|12,372|10,014|
|||||105,236|6,438|88,398|200,072|257,937|



|The aggregate|payroll costs were:|2022|2021|
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|Wages and salaries||101,800|154,579|
|Social security|costs|3,436|8,110|
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||Number offundraising||staff|||0|0|
||Number ofadministrative|||staff||2|2|
||Number of management|||staff||1|1|
||Other direct|charitable|staff|||2|7|
||||||||10|
||Other costs:|||||2022|2021|
|||||||8|5|
||Legal and Professional|||||1,805|3,481|
||Other|||||86,593|74,389|
|||||||88,398|77,870|
|9|Net outgoing<br>resources|||||||
||Net outgoing|resources|after charging/(crediting)|||2022|2021|
|||||||8|6|
||Depreciation|and amortisation||||6,438|19,378|
||(Profit)/loss|on disposal|offixed assets|||0|(2,377)|
||Independent<br>examination|Examiner's<br>remuneration<br>ofthe charity's accounts|||-the independent|1,307|1,181|





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|11|Tangible<br>Fixed Assets||||||
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||||Freehold<br>Property|improvements<br>to Property|Equipment|Total|
||||E|E|||
||Cost or valuation||||||
||At 1 January 2022||324,000|3,995|150,094|478,089|
||Additions||0|450|0|450|
||Disposals||0|0|0|0|
||Transfer to investment|property|0|0|0|0|
||Revaluation||0|0|0|0|
||At 31 December 2022||324,000|4,445|150,094|478,539|
||Depreciation||||||
||At 1 January 2022|||810|113,265|114,075|
||Charge for the year|||168|3,642|3,810|
||Eliminated<br>on disposal|||0|0|0|
||At 31 December 2022|||978|116,907|117,885|
||Net book value||||||
||At 31 December 2022||324,000|3,467|33,187|360,654|
||At 31 December 2021||324,000|3,185|36,829|364,014|



|12|Investment<br>Property||
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||Cost or valuation||
||At 1 January 2022|336,000|
||Transfer from Tangible fixed assets|0|
||Revaluation|0|
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||Trade debtors|||||6,908|1,460|
||Income tax recoverable|||||485|225|
||Other debtors|||||3,128|11,838|
||Prepayments|||||3,884|3,946|
|||||||14,405|17,469|
|14|Creditors: Amounts|falling due within one year||||||
|||||||2022f|2021f|
||Bank loans and overdrafts|||||6,837|9,227|
||Trade creditors|||||6,903|7,394|
||Taxation and social security|||||1,033|6,511|
||Other creditors|||||14,939|24,715|
||Gross wages and employers||national|insurance|accrual|0|13,348|
||Accruals and deferred|income||||23,437|24,791|
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|Bank and other loans|||||243,287|248,576|
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|Of the above loan amounts|the following|amount|is due in instalments|after 5years:|||
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|Bank and other loans|||||211,182|208,268|





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|Restricted funds||||||
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||Brought<br>Forward|Incoming<br>resources|Outgoing<br>resources|Transfers|Balance<br>carried<br>forward|
||||||5|
|Media Training<br>fund|8,342||||8,342|
|Churches<br>Media<br>Trust|7,657||||7,657|
|UK Youth|24,605|18,465|(41,183)|(2,699)|(812)|
|Broadcasting<br>Infrastructure|7,686||0|0|7,686|
|Other Restricted<br>gifts funds|3,392|24,091|(10,620)|(274)|16,589|
||51,682|42,556|(51,803)|(2,973)|39,462|



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