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2021-09-30-accounts

Sawley Village Hall 1075714

Annual Report 2020-21

Summary

This has been a challenging year but helpful advice and financial support from the Government has brought the Village Hall through the pandemic, and we were able to resume some activities in line with Government guidance in April 2021. Most of our users had returned to the Hall by the end of September 2021. A number of the wedding books were postponed, some into 2022. The financial position is good, but we face significant challenges in meeting rising costs especially for utilities; a review of our charging regime is inevitable during the year ahead. In light of the challenges, the Trustees took the decision to put significant expenditure on hold, although there were routine repairs and improvements undertaken to the roof and the electrical system. Planning to improve the Hall’s resilience and reduce utility costs continue and a review of the Hall hire costs and protocol will be delivered in the year ahead in order to ensure costs are covered and workload for the Trustees is kept to a manageable level.

Objectives

The objectives of the Village Hall and its Trustees as set out in the Conveyance and Deed of Trust dated 19 October 1994 remain unchanged.

The Trustees Committee

Christine Dent – Chair

Edward Roy Flexman – Vice Chair

James Wigginton – Treasurer

Holly Parry – Secretary

Stuart Green

Michael David Mason

Jenny Bellaries

Laura Wray

Laura Bassitt

Michael Mason stood down as longstanding secretary during the year and Holly Parry took up the role.

Due to Covid 19 regulations we could not hold our Annual General Meeting(AGM) in October 2020 but did convene for a full AGM on 13 October 2021 for the years 2019/20 and 2020/21 AGM. Laura Wray and Laura Bassitt did not stand for re-election.

Achievements and Performance

Despite a difficult year due to ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, the Village Hall continued to be utilised, when restrictions allowed, for community events and hire by local residents and businesses. Whilst the Village Hall could be reopened to the public from 12 April, given the age profile of the users and with respect to the village residents, the Trustees restricted full access for the public until July 2021. The Hall saw very little activity during the summer because many users decided to defer their return until September.

Although much less frequent than in a normal year, activities included whist and dominoes, bowls, dance and games evenings along with hire of the Hall for children’s parties and weddings (in line with the current Covid restrictions).

During the periods of ‘lockdown’ we reduced all but essential expenditure to minimise our outgoings, including roof and electrical repairs and improvements.

Financial situation

The Charity ended its financial year with a significant surplus due entirely to the receipt of Government grants paid by the local authority (Harrogate Borough Council) under the Local Restrictions (closed) grant scheme and the later Restart Grants scheme as the country came out of Covid lockdown. The payment of both sets of grants fell within one financial year, which would not have been the case had the Village Hall operated on an accounting year of 1[st] April to 31[st] March. Without grant assistance the Village Hall would have incurred a significant deficit in meeting its fixed costs and in undertaking essential roof repair work.

The Village Hall needs to hold reserves as its income from year to year is uncertain. It depends primarily on the income from people hiring the hall for social and community events and from fundraising events organised by the Village Hall. Annual income can be affected by the success or otherwise of music, theatre and other cultural events, which may require some subsidy from the Village Hall. Reserves had been built up to fund the refurbishment of the kitchen and to undertake works to the fabric of the building and its external areas whilst still leaving funds to cover any future annual operating deficits.

The Year Ahead

We hope to return to full operation in 2021/22 and to fulfil the postponed wedding bookings. Given the strong financial position, in part thanks to the Government grants, the Trustees are looking to undertake improvements to the kitchen facilities and to carry out maintenance that was postponed until a more certain time. In addition the Trustees have agreed to review the Bookings Policy to reduce the level of input required by our bookings officer and to review the hire charges to reflect the increasing utility and running costs.

The Trustees remain committed to supporting use of the Hall by local residents for a range of activities from art to yoga and everything in between and for all age ranges.

Given the loss of two Trustees, we remain keen to recruit additional Trustees to the committee to support the objectives of the Village Hall.

Issues

There are no significant issues, complaints or disputes to report.

Holly Parry

Secretary

Sawley Village Hall Trustees

13 October 2021

SAWLEY VILLAGE HALL

REGISTERED CHARITY No. 1075714

SUMMARY OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE TO YEAR ENDING 30[th] SEPTEMBER 2021

2019/20 RECEIPTS £ 2019/20 PAYMENTS £
Brought forward at 30-09-20 22850.61 1359 Heat and Light-Oil 837.74
325 -Gas 0
3745 Hire of Hall 4095.00 776 -Electricity 559.47
1928 Bar receipts (incl. corkage & other charges.) 3208.20 411 Water charges 226.12
HBC: Gov’t Local restrictions (closed) grant
scheme (November)
1334.00 502 Non - domestic rates 501.76
HBC: Gov’t Local restrictions (closed) grant
scheme (Jan/Feb)
6001.00 1129 Insurance 1129.45
HBC: Gov’t Local restrictions support grant
(addendum) (16/2-31/3))
2096.00 945 Cleaning charges 312.00
HBC: Gov’t Restart grant (May 21) 8000.00 150 Window cleaning charges 50.00
HBC: Gov’t Restart grant (21/6-19/7) 1500.00 939 Bar stock & other bar expenses. 1758.30
330 Monthly Whist and Dominoes (1 event) (Door) 50.00 190 Bar staff wages 425.00
387 (Raffle) 57.00 254 Whist & Dominoes expenses (1 event) 33.00
1702 Short mat bowls (3.5 months) 394.60 188 Other function and event expenses 102.08
176 Dare to Dance (1) 30.00 Hartleys Direct (20 small tables) 542.35
102 Games Night (1) 30.00 (270) Tall steel filing cabinet 177.00
65 Donations 120.00 Long service gifts to mark retirement of VH
Secretary
104.98
Donations for past“best before date”bar stock 103.56 (130) Valley View Roofing 1740.00
21 Miscellaneous income 18.36 Kylefire extinguisher service 50.40
135 Interest 49.73 113 Oilforce (Boiler service) 98.82
160 Johnsons (Gas heater service) 139.99
(403) T & M E Jackson (Electrical circuit earthing
repairs; emergency lighting and smoke alarm
replacements and portable appliance testing)
1078.13
Total 27087.45 23 Cleaningmaterials 56.50
281 Fresh Mango Technology (website hosting &
licence renewal)
313.19
225 Adverts, printing,licences 200.00
71 Officer’s and miscellaneous expenses 37.98
Total 10474.26
Bank accounts and cash in hand at 30.09.21 39463.80
49938.06 49938.06
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Date **Folio ** Details Donation Hire Function Bar Sports &
Social
Interest
&Grants
Misc Totals
01/11/2020 1 Skipton BuildingSocietyinterest 47.88 47.88
14/11/2020 2 Games Night(October) 30 30
14/11/2020 3 Short mat bowls(16/9 - 23/10) 152 152
01/12/2020 4 5 x Pkts ofpaper towels 5.1 5.1
5 Short mat bowls(28/10 -4/11) 40 40
01/01/2021 6 NS&I interest 1.85 1.85
06/01/2021 7 Fountains Benefice interviews(9/12) 90 90
02/02/2021 8 4 x Pkts ofpaper towels 4.08 4.08
03/02/2021 9 HBC Local restrictions (closed) grant
scheme(November)
1334 1334
03/02/2021 9 HBC Local restrictions (closed) grant
scheme(Dec-Jan)
2001 2001
03/02/2021 9 HBC Local restrictions (closed) grant
scheme(Jan-Feb15th)
4000 4000
28/02/2021 10 Weddingreception(30/4/22)deposit 100 100
08/03/2021 11 HBC Local restrictions (closed) grant
scheme (16/2-31/3)
2096 2096
31/03/2021 12 Donation - loan of tables 20 20
31/03/2021 13 Donations for passed best before
date bar stock
63.56 63.56
31/03/2021 14 4 x Pkts of paper towels 4.08 4.08
17/05/2021 15 HBC: Gov't Restart Grant 8000 8000
25/05/2021 16 HBC PollingStation 185 185
25/06/2021 17 Weddingreception deposit(4/6/22) 100 100
29/06/2021 18 Dare to Dance(27/5) 30 30
29/06/2021 19 Donations for passed best before
date bar stock
40 40
SUB TOTAL 20 475 0 0 252 17480.73 116.82 18344.55
01/07/2021 20 Weddingreception balance 500 500
07/07/2021 21 Donation(LucyWatkin) 100 100
Date **Folio ** Details Donation Hire Function Bar Sports &
Social
Interest
&Grants
Misc Totals
27/07/2021 22 Weddingreception deposit(8/10/22) 100 100
28/07/2021 23 Bar at wedding party (28/7) 165.5 165.5
30/07/2021 24 Wedding reception balance (28/7)
and corkage charge(51 bottles)
500 153 653
30/07/2021 24 Wedding reception (28/7). 3 extra
hours hire and 1 extra bar hour
45 10 55
30/07/2021 25 Bar at wedding party (31/7) 41.5 41.5
SUB TOTAL 100 1145 0 370 0 0 0 1615
09/08/2021 26 Wedding reception balance (31/7)
and corkage charge(21 bottles)
500 63 563
26 Wedding reception (31/7). 3 extra
hours hire.
45 45
10/08/2021 27 Bar at wedding party (7/8) 1350.7 1350.7
10/08/2021 28 Fountains Brownies (use as base for
event on Green) (10/8)
50 50
12/08/2021 29 Domino Drive for churchyard upkeep 30 30
15/08/2021 30 Privateparty (14/8) 120 286.5 406.5
25/08/2021 31 Bar at wedding party (21/8) 984 984
26/08/2021 32 Domino Drive for Sawleychurch 30 30
31/08/2021 33 Short mat bowls(Tuesdays only) 105 105
31/08/2021 34 NUMC weekend(5-7/11)deposit 40 40
SUB TOTAL 0 815 0 2684.2 105 0 0 3604.2
03/09/2021 35 5 xpkts ofpaper towels 5.1 5.1
03/09/2021 36 Action Challenge event(16-18/7) 600 600
10/09/2021 37 Weddinghire deposit(10/9/22) 100 100
12/09/2021 38 Weddinghire balance(21/8) 400 400
17/09/2021 39 Whist and Dominoes(Door) 50 50
17/09/2021 39 Whist and Dominoes(Raffle) 57 57
19/09/2021 40 Bar at Christening party 154 154
Date **Folio ** Details Donation Hire Function Bar Sports &
Social
Interest
&Grants
Misc Totals
19/09/2021 41 Weddinghire balance(7/8) 500 500
21/09/2021 42 HBC: Govt. Restart scheme top up
grant 21/6 to 19/7
1500 1500
27/09/2021 43 Children's Party (26/9) (4hrs) 60 60
30/09/2021 44 Short mat bowls(Tuesdays only) 97.6 97.6
SUB TOTAL 0 1660 107 154 97.6 1500 5.1 3523.7

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Balance carried forward from 2019-20 22850.61
HSBC Community Acc. 14612.87
National Savings 258.77 Receipts 27087.45
Skipton Building Society 23733.43 -Payments 10474.26
Bar Float 320.00 22850.61
Bar stock fund 150.00
Total 39075.07 = Surplus 16613.19 16613.19
Less un-presented
cheques/direct debits
0
= 39075.07
+ Cash in hand 388.73
=
Total 39463.80 Balance at 30/09/2021 39463.80

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Re ort of the Inde en ent examlner of Sawle Vllla e Hall accounts ott 2020- Se t 2021 I have completed my examination. I confirm that no matters have come to my attention in connection with the examination giving me cause to believe that in any material respect accounting records have not been kept accurately. The accounts as presented are in accord with these records, and the summary report5 provide for a proper understandin8 of the accounts to be reached. Si8ned Date Name: Mrs Susan I'Anson IMAAT retired) Address: l Aislabie Garth Ripon HG4 20X