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Trustees Annual Report for the period 1st April 2025 to 31st March 2026 Charity Name Kirk Hallam Community Hall Association Kirk Hallam Community Centre 1073099 Other names Charity is known b Registered Charity Number Charity's Principal Address Kenilworth Drive, Kirk Hallam, Ilkeston, Derb shire DE7 4EX Trustees Name Office Dates acted if not whole ear Louis Booth ce Lewis Hila Ham ton Trac Davidson Michelle Booth Rev'd Christine French Samantha Wainwri ht Geoff Stratford Chair Vice Chair 9th April 2025 9thA ril 2025 The objectives of the Charity are To further or benefrt the residents of Kirk Hallam and the neighbourhood by bringing residents together, to work with them

alongside organisations in the voluntary, charity and statutory sectors with a common purpose of improving the conditions and quality of life for residents in the neighbourhood. To provide facilities and activities for education. recreation and leisure time and to contribute to improved health and wellbeing of the residents in the area. To establish or secure a Community Centre and to maintain, manage and co-operate with any statutory authority in the Maintenan￿ and management of such Centre for activities promoted by the Charity in furtheran￿ of the above objects. Activities undertaken during the year to support these objectives. We continue to run the Community Pantry which is open on a Wednesday afternoon from 2pm- 3.30pm and then from 4.30pm- 6pm and operates 50 weeks of the year. We continue to see an increase in the numbers of people attending as well as some regulars queuing for well over an hour before it opens, to ensure they can get the best bargains. We have also been able to run a separate project whereby we have been giving people a bag with various ingredients in with a recommendation of how to produce a meal from the ingredients included. The Community Café continues to be popular particularly with elders, vulnerable residents and those facing disadvantage, we do try and include healthy and non-meat meal options on the menu. We are constantly looking at ways to improve the Café and increase the number of customers. We have been able to purchase new tables and chairs wrth funding from various SoUr￿s. We have continued to grow the number of volunteers helping at the Centre and have had positive feedback about the difference and being involved in their community means to them, especially in respect of self-esteem, mental health and indeed one volunteer going onto get employment at a local school. We have continued to work with other statutory and voluntary organisations working in the area and have continued to look for

grant funding to help keep the ￿ntre open and deliver activities to meet the objectives of the Charity. Achievements & Performance A number of community events were held throughout the year including a Christmas Fair where over 60 children were able to receive a free gift from Santa. We also hosted a Musical Bingo, Race & Quiz night, 80s night and community BBQ to encourage local residents to come into the Centre for an affordable, fun afternoonlevening. The Centre has continued to provide a range of activities run at or managed by the Centre. These indude a play group, community pantry and café. We have also held a free Glass workshop for children during the February half term holidays. We have established a new lunch group for the over 55s "Together on Tuesdays" with lottery funding that provides a two course hot meal for £3.50, free tea and coffee along with bingo, a quiz and often other entertainment. This is proving very successful. The Centre has worked with other local Organisations and the Hall is hired weekly by Rainbows, Brownies, Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers. Additionally, we have a weekly Baby and Toddler singing and movement group, three martial arts groups, Live Life Better Derbyshire and Citizens Advice sessions running from the Centre. Local Organisations such as South East Derbyshire Music Centre, the Labour Party and local Schools all hire the Centre on a regular basis for meetings and events. The Hall continues to be a popular cost-effective venue for local residents to hire for amongst other things, children's parties with a private party hire most weekends. As always, we would like to thank the volunteers who have given their time and support during this year. We would not be able to operate without them. Finances

The financial overview, income and expenditure information for the year is attached at Appendix 1. As at 31 st March 2026 the balan￿ {Bank Account and cash held) totalled £2,928.16 in the current account and the Savings Account was £58,223.30. Priorities for the coming year Our priorities for the coming year are to: Continue to look for funding opportunities. Look for funding opportunities to replace the heating, lighting and roof. Continue to improve play opportunities and equipment within the garden. Identify further funding for the Community Pantry. Identify ways to address emerging needs of residents with new activitieslgroups at the Centre. Review our Policies and pr0￿dUreS. Signed by: Rev'd Christine French Date: F lol Ji( Signed by:

CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Kirk Hallam Community Hall Aggwiation 1073099 Receipts and payments accounts CC16a Fty the peri¢Jd from To 01104r2025 3110312026 Section A Receipts and payments R•stn"cteil funds En(lovrni¢rt fund Total fund• Last ygar fund$ to th• t)•or••t£ A1 Recol Unrestricted GTant8 Eouiwenl grants Maintenance gtanis Community Ixfé and panbry gra Ublilyds grt Event5 and a(iMt8 Community raré c￿Munity pa RODM Hire InPost L(Kker rent Bank Interest 31.U3 47,612 1,6JO 20.856 9,679 1.600 3,464 31,010 20,146 21.443 21,443 13,297 23.347 427 837 Sub total(Gmss income for AR) 10.( IUO.874 A2 A8••t and In¥￿tMent ulm. 18•• table). Sub total 10,IJIIO 1￿M 158.874 A3P• •nt• Fwesh8re Subscription relephone ano DithJb8nd Bank Ch8rge5 Prinung. postsge and 51 Eouipmenl Ro)m hire bo￿ r•tum¥ Lighl & he81 Wal•r Rent Rates Groups aivthÉ8 Costs Cafe CleaThtwJ arKI M8inien8rK• Irurar ouniancy Ffjyrr41 Licences Sumup fe SuTvJry 11332 834 1,232 161 318 2.180 192 12.748 191 212 212 11,468 1,479 ICIJS 6,593 1,479 6.06S 10,6•3 3.2S3 184 3,834 13.917 30.090 2.034 2,346 1.272 469 1340 942 423 1340 77,B22 69,882 141.801 Sub total 10.imo A4 A￿•1 and Investment urcho$•s. 8•e table Sub total 120M29 10.000 1YJ.6 141.$01 Net of receipts/(payments) A5 Transfèrs bet%Yeen funds A6 Cash furKls l•$t ￿K1 Cash funds th1$ year end 24050 15A7 8.325 77.581 81. 8,325 8,325 85,906 61W6 70,533 CCXX R1 awjunts ISSI 2110812026

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KIRK HALLAM COMMUNITY HALL ASSOCIATION Independent Examiner's Report to the Trustees of KIRK HALLAM COMMUNITY HALL ASSOCIATION For The Year Ended 31 March 2026 I report to the charity trustees on my Èxamination of the ￿Unts of the C£Jmpany for the year endey 31 March 2026. Re•ponslbllllles and ba•1• of rwort As the cha￿ty,5 trustees you are responsible for the weparats'on of the acmunts in accordance wlth the requlrements of the Charltles Act 2011 {'the Act'i. I report in respett of my eyamination of the charfty's accounts carrled out under section 145 of the ALt ond Sn carrylng out my examlnètlon I have followed all the appltcable Dir￿l￿)n$ given by the Chartty Commis5k)n under settlon 14515){b) of the Independent examlner'• Stst•m•nt I have completed my exarninatK￿. I confirm that no materlal matters have ojme to my attention In connectyon wlth the examinatlon glvlng me cause to belSeve that in any material respect.. l. accountlng records were not kept In rtspect ol the charfty as Nulred by sKtbn 130 of the Art; or 2. the accounts do not aco)rd wlth those r￿OrdS. Slgned.. Date: Simon Robinson FCPA AHBS Llmlted Naylor House Mundy Street Ilkeston DE7 80H