Gharlty TeglBtrallon numbgr 1080319
Comparry rngislralion nwibor 03343966 IEngl•nd •nd Wal951
THE WYEAND USK FOUNDATION
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023

THE WYEAND USK FOUNDATION
CONTENTS
Page
Tms1￿, rw
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IrKlependent auditofs rnport
11-13
Slatwnent of lknan(ial acllvths
14-15
Balan4* shoot
18-17
Slaiement of cash flows
18
Notés to thè finanaal statements
19-38

THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The trustees presenl Iheir annual report and financial statements for me year er￿e<l31 D￿rnbel 2023.
The financial statements h3ve b8on pr8P2r8t1 In accordants tne attounthg pollcles set out kn note 110 Ihe
finanGial stalernenls and comply wilh the charity's governing document, Ihe Companies Act 2006 and
"Accountsng and Reporting by Charitl83: Statement of Recommended Practice applicable lo charilies preparing
their accounts in accordance with the Financial Repornng SL2ndard In the UK and Republlc of Ireland
(FRS 102) (effective 1 January 2019}".
Objootfvm and afjtkvilk¥
The objeds of the FcwThJath)n are:
To conserve, prolert. rehabwilate and rmpftjve Ihe Salmon and other indlgenous species ol animal ￿ plant
Illè ol tha rivgrs Wya 8rKI Ilsk, their tribd8ries. streams and watercourses (Yhe rive￿? and the banks.
iip8ri8n lands 8nd calchnwnts orv￿ rth8 riV6r ￿rndOrS?." and
To advance Ihe 8ducab.on of the public in Ihe conseTvalion 0117vers: rivercon?do￿ and their anim81 andplant
Ifa and tho no8d lor consgThation. pml8dion. rehablhlation 8nd Improven￿nI olsuch 8nvironm8nts.
In 2023 tha adiwtie8 of the Foundation cantred on solwng undorstanth'ng th9 quanttwn, causos gnd dglivgrkng thé
golutions to the issues ofr.
Increase in froquency of extreme high fl
. Incroasing frequerw of extreme low fi(ws
Inueasing water lemperatuie
Eutrophication
Excessive sod Ios5 top vRt8r
Ch8mlcal pollution
. D¢graded riparian and in6tream habitaL
Faecal pollution
Fish aGce55
And 50kfjng tho (x)mWn¢fW￿ issues of.
Lack of data ewdence and Collective kn(Ywledge
Mis-alignment ol Funding streams
An enmronmenially aegeneratlve system
Cr055 border M15a￿gnment
Incomplet8lun-8nforcod regulatory Itoor
Suppty chain PTe55ures
Govemrnent policy
Thls Involved u%ng éxisting knowkdge and lethnique5 and *0 developiig WKI ￿e￿ng new methods and
partnery4hips to restore the river3 and their catchments.
2023 saw the problems created by the growth and Subsequent restru￿re of IWF structure prugre55hety
resolved and slaff turnover r¢duc*d. The tearn increased from 25 staff wrth 6 vacandes on the 1st January to 34
staff wtth 1 vacancy on the 31 st December 2023.
UnderstandirvJ the fadors causing the loss of sakr￿n popul*ions in the kn¥8r and middlo Usk cat(knnt. the
severe algal bloorns, Ios8 of ranun¢ulus in tho Wye and high watèr temp9ratyrey in both rivèrg has b*n the
priority ot the moiytorino deparfmÉnt during 2tr23. ThL8 undetstanding wrll us to solve the problems during
2024 and 2025.

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TRUSTEES. REPORT {INCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORTI (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Achievements and p•rtornMnc•.'
summary of the nmln aGhlevements d￿￿n9 th• yoaT
Bidding actiwty dropped as wg r8strudured the organlsatson ano WUF seGUTed 14 projects totalling
£957,536 duting 2023 after a record £2:579,704 of prq8d ￿ndIng and 4xntracted work secured d￿ng
2022.
2023 saw a maior expansion of our plans in the Usk with the eslabBshmenl of an Llsk catdM)enl partrership
with BBNPA and 1>th8r Stak&h(￿dérs and a £1.1m monitoring and investigation projed and a proj8Ct wllh
Powys Council lo ojllect the dats to support the esiablishmenl of a catthm¢nl market In 2024r25. Th15 wiu
allow us to solve the o)mplex 'wK*ed' wobleirfj nrhy affeGLry thi5 GatGhment and then t*(e Ihe leanlng and
systern change to the Wye.
The work with the supply chaln (Courtauld 2cr25} and famier8 has reaped fiJrther rewards this year with agri
businesses and supemiarkets joining the combingd effort lo recov• lh8 Wya and Usk wrth both Avara ard
Noble laking major steps to reduc8 tha Impatts of food Prod￿t￿n on Ihe Wye above and beyond their legal
reouiromants. IWF has and wil be In1￿J[￿ to the delivwy of the so￿11￿8 .
Na￿r￿ capiial oppornintiies developed funher In 2023 ana Is offerlng us the opwunty to clrojmvenl the
effeGis of ineffeGlive or in$uifKient slatutory regulation of land use clthes by wo¥idlrKJ a financiallst viable
alternalfv¢ for laTra to be mana9gd in a sustainable way.
Funder5 are seeing us as an effective ddivery organisation. We are rK)w one ol the 4 laryesl rivers ITL￿ in
the UK and Ihe national bodies of Afonydd CYMN and tha Rivws Trust arg working d05ety with us.
VVUF has an excellent, ￿pable and stable wotk for￿. We are governed by a strong group of trustees with
expertise that covers ow operats"ons.
The Passpori scheme, n(N in 5ts 20th year achieved re￿rd sale5 of £436,744 (2022.. £409.251} despf(e
game fishing being d05ed on some part of the catchments for 94 days due to elevated temperatures or
excessive soil loss. It generat8é a £29,283 (2022: £25.474) sU￿lUS which w35 used lo support our wuk 10
reslore the 2 rfvers to healttL
. The V¢ye C8t¢hmerrt PartnÈrship Mthith WUF LS hosting was reinwiorated d￿Ing 2023 aft￿ 106ing
fundlonalrty durit¥J coiid. It includes 137 irmlividuals and 46 otgatbisations. It Is ptogressing solutions and co
ordinating efforts to irnprove watsr quality. normaI8e flow8 and restore bio(*4wsity and develop ntr
partnerships and funding streams.
Performance achleved agaln8t obJ8th08
Outyuts during 2023 I￿ude.
1) Habltst and fish aee•u.
. 11.5km double bank of streatn was restorB&fjMwW￿ 447kn1 of 61Okm of dewdded habitat has been
rnpatred to date.
140 of 175 knE￿n ffi8h acGe5¥ barrie￿ have been QJmpki&J by end of 2023 (the surweys durlng East
autumn found 8 problern8tic ar￿mulatIOnS of woody debn"s which were eased). This is an annual cost.
24 will see us wa￿ to impfove fish passage past Osbaston on th8 Monrbow *KI further weir remowab.
212t of lime was introduoed to th¢ upper Wye and upper lrfon to nfftigate a(ad water&
. 300101 gravel was Introduced below C*)an Coth reservotr ijn the Elan (Wty8) and 120t wa8 introdu￿1
beltr￿ Talybont reservolr on the Ca8rtanell (Usk) to recover the ecology of the 2 Tr￿T5.

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TRUSTEES. REPORT IINCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
21 Landuse
. C.2,200 of tho C.5.200 famws c*thment areas h8¥e been engaged by elth& Ihe fami or habitat
teams by DeGember 2023.
We are seeing a pronouncgd change in f8nner behaviour in H8Tgfordshiro with s recant $urdey by fam
Herelord5hlre Sh￿VIng the % Df farmers taking effort5 lo minifflise nutrient h¥MJ iiseii Iroin 12% in
201810 93°A in 2023. In Wdes there is a wIt￿ngness to change but the Gurrent 8yStem ￿Mits the abth.ty to
do so.
3) Nalural ¢apftal
Natural Ca￿&1 cfjnlinued to deslgn, consent and defver Integrated w￿lIand$ lo off5el IK)usÉng
development with nei galn for the river5. tree p￿nting opportunities. natural ftood managemenL WUF
worked with Herefordshire council and tha housing 3e¢t¢x to install and evidence the integrated
construrted wetland at Luston. which in combinatign wtth 2 Dther plann8d w8llands will clear the
planning baikng in Hgralordshwe. Th8 m8th(Jdology devdoped by WUF has been tsken up nationally
and wa8 importart in prese￿Ing the Habitats DKedi¥e on the UK8 8tatute boo
The DIME projeLX. delivering the thidemial certainty requlred for investors 10 Invo* and famw5 to
d￿nge Frfacl*08 and the 8¢ienllfK w<xk. 15 providing the eviden￿ to support ltros.
Thls Is prpvlTrJ to be a InCC￿ stream to dellver the fundatnental Ghanye a degenerati¥8 to
regenerali¥e syslem that Is requtred if we arn to s￿8 Ihe new Subte of problems afflirting the li￿8.
4) Scioncè
Workn'ng across Ihe faffli and natural Lzpilal teams we identified and mapped the $011s at risk of l*thing
P and *0 determined the quantum of soil compact￿n issues and evidenced th￿'r impa
During 2023 we supported 124 cilizen s(aentiSts on the usk collectlng data.
During 2023 we ￿stalled Z aliaty5e￿ in the Usk at LlaneBan and Chasn bridge to measure totat
phosphorus: phosphate and suspended telids.
166 $lte$ werg electro-IlsheU. resulls anatysed and share(L
The Wye Algal projectls determlnlng the cause of the eutrophicab'on issues in the Wye. It will report in
2024. The preliminary resutts wore shargd with key partn8r5 to allow thom to adapt pracb.ces before the
fin31 Tetkirt is published.
5} Suppty chain
In 8ddil#)n. the WO￿ with the agricultural suppty chain has hdped create an envfjronment In whk* ihe
fannef and agri-business make better deosions Ihat take the effect of food ￿odUctIon on water arml soi18
into account. This ¢￿IMInated in woAt by Avafa to ensure that no phosphorns generated by rts activib95
would be spread In the catchments that was surplus to crop neecl by the end of 2024. Dunng 2023 w8
work@d wilh the farming ojmmunty to develop ways ol stripping the P from m¥Awes to allow for the
catchment to be brought intrJ P balance,
We built 3 on farm we￿and5 to the IlIA¥ arKI sequ8thr pollutants.
Vle WOTked wlth Noble and the EA to resolve the uncertainlies over the regulation5 of free wge FKwIty
gites and the wider 8uppty thain in¥e&tod to modify 8xi8ting infr88trudur• to de rlsk tho production.
Risks and Opportunities
The trusteeg regul8rty review the major risks which the tharity faces. Commerciat risk ts mana9ed on an overall
basis as wel as on a project4)y-proied basis. Risk ass8ssm8nls arn proporly undertaken and upd8ted. with
einployees re￿IvIng b)e appfoprlate training. Our insurance cover 15 prt)vlded by a reputable company and
revtewed annuaty to ensure that levels of Gover are adequate fof ow djanging needs. IWF keep8 and regularly
updates a risk fryl8tef.
New risks and opportunities have ari88n d￿ing 2023 and exiyting ones have been exacerbated. thè ehanges are
summ81ised below..
Slaff relention and efficacy.
ThBro hag bèan a lack of Infom12tion tlow both vert(cally and horizontal￿ within VLJF. The n8¥v strufth and
wort(ina praCti￿S are co￿eCI[nll this and the Work will (XJntinue.

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TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
We are incTeasirg the empjwerment and ac£ountabitity ot IndM"Oual stall ty tjefining rolp thèy arè
playlng and showing how as a team we can all move forward. There is Incon8iStency in tralning and travel
options aGroJa projects and department8. We need tg ensuTe 011 •tgff are treated equal.
Natural caplial
WUF'¥ effort¥ lo in(xeaye admty and fundHyJ ]n this area have been su¢*msful bul rt comes risks and
wa need lo antlcipale and miligale them better. The ueation of a trading arm could do this.
We are ahead of govemmental schemes and have tho opportunlty IQ set the agenda.
As others ffKJve Into thls wo ii5k key stsff being headhunted.
Cllmate thange
. Thi5 is imperfllSng the spe¢Aes the foundation13 ba%d on, T￿ reason¥ for the dedi￿ in the range of ￿lMOn
in the Usk 1$ still lo be detgrn1ined.
ThÈ wÈathÈr c0th"n￿S to get more extreme, inueasing the risk of pollution and sol105s for land managers.
exacerbating floods and droughts and rAusing damagiNJ and toxj'c *al bloom8. Hel￿n9 famers to manage
this chan98 will be a key part of futurn aclivities
Major floodmg wll increase necessity and fvndll)g for whole catchment restoratlon.
There is a gfowlng opportunity of mitigation. Ma tree plantlng to shade strèams and cart*)n capture through
improved soil health and structure. whi(* will also improv9 water quality, dgcrea$8 wintor wat8r tftmpèrdtures
and naturalise flows.
As our solls wam, mkrobial athity increa8e8. reducing Iheir phosphoru5 buffering capa(*. Most famiers.
especially in Wal•s. ar9 still ov9r-apptying pho%phoru*. Once the buff•rin9 ¢￿a￿ty in a $011 is excoedÈd. wo
have a probl8m that will lak8 years to corred.
Trophic to ￿trophIc1hyp0f •ulWic riverine ecosystems.
Permanent loss of ranunu￿1uS Iyom main Stsms.
Reduction in coafse f13h recxuitment and its impact on the passporL
Inuease ii6k of fish kills during period8 ¢f temperature&
Afignment wilh Welsh IAlater (Dwr Cymru)
. AMP 7 is moving the compary towards catchm8nl working and they are InoBaaiffj their b￿1get for nabJ
bas@d solulions from £210m in Ihe last AMP to £9(3Om in this or*.
The company is looking to IMJF fot assistan0* to deKver these solulions.
Wg can take this opportunlty to work together. lo debver shared atms, arKI so by develop a rollable 8nd
consistent funding stream.
There is a reputation iisk of algnirKJ 8 watsr wnpany and this is bekng managed.
FinanGi•I revi
Brlol rovl•w of the finanoial position
2023 saw lurther growth in the foundalion's fundlng and capacity with the giowth of Natural Cap51al and
monitoring partsculady pronounced. Thefe were a mix of projects that wore fund¢d bolh In arrears and in
AdvancÈ. kè8ping a stable cash flcM for th8 y88r.
WF worklng resenM8 (unrastricknd and rfver funds} are £75.449.
Principal funding sour¢o$
Since 2015, the Foundation has been di￿&￿n9 fts funding 8treams to inm6e resilien￿ and rwJuc8 risk. In
2023 (2022) we r￿1Ved project support from the OFWAT innovation fvnd, SÈvem Troni Water. Welsh
governmenl. NRW. Defr& EA, Natural England and the Courtauld inilialive and delivered seT¥ices foT
Herefordshire and Powys Cour￿lIS. Cymru Welsh water, Lidl, Marks and sPen￿r arjd private sector.
Government grants arg dedining and we aro increasingly alignin9 with water companies and they provided 39%
of our projed furKls arKI 76% of our Lx>ntsacts (by value) in 2023. This is expected to grow further wi tho T￿t
AMP.
We recetved donations from In(IMauals, rtparlan Lwners and thafftable trusts such as Ihe Eiedlne Trust.
D'oly Carte. the Modey Famity Trust, the CT Thomas Tnjst, the Charles Kin*Farfow ChantaNe Tru8( the
Rowlands TrusL and the Jordan Charftablo Trust. Gibbs Chantable Tnjst. the Moret Trust

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TRUSTEES, REPORT {INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Fundraising
WJF raises ￿te fund5 Tntetnally through specffic appeals lo the owners, wider wbfic appeals and encowaglng
people to donate through our websik raising £76,557 (£98,509 in 2022),
F adhere3 19 GDPR dnd liiibeb fun(ts from a pool of kncwn IndEvlduals vlho recelve 1 request a year, wlth a
follow up letter if they have not donated and spècific appBa15 to the wder public. We investigated in 2019 rf we
needed to join a stsndards stheme and li was de(?ded that our adivity did r￿t merit IL The trus1ees revi￿1￿￿
this in 2021 and iJethde(I no change was requlred.
F dld not receive any wnwlaints about its lundraising a(*ty.
Any requ88t for no fvrther contact is reC￿led on our databaee throu¥th which wo wrdingle our fvndraising.
WÈ would lffte to thank everyone who supported us In 2023 fof thelr generosity. have malntalned our
*)ngstwidir¥J >1:10, donati￿ to 8pend rdbo by using dmations to in additional funds.
Inveslment po**r and poll¢y
The Mernorandum and Artides of A$sodalon of the FourKlation confers powers cn the trustees to Invest both the
Caprtal and income of the foun(Jation in any mann8r as the trust88s in their discretion Ihink fft. The policy is to
keep any sutplus futM15 in short leim deposits or 8eGuritie8. whith cen be aLXZ55ed readily. The trL*tees hav•
recognised that whrfe providin9 a short terni means of achlevlng our objectives, project funding has been very
$uccgssful. H¢)wgvgr, Our r•lianc8 on il could present hmriations on fiJtur@ 8ctiMti@s as the trust Qgts nèarer to
completion of rts ￿prtaI Wofks progrdmmes. Aco)rdwigty, thgy bave Instigatgd a broader fund ralsing strategy that
8eeks lo address this. The endowment l￿dIS operalional aNI has r¥£ivtrJ don*knns from generous dono
Invesm)ents are managed ty BrevAn Ddphln (Cardtff). The Wy8 aTKI Usk End(AYment Committee aims to gow
the value of it5 endowment funds over Irfflation using a balanced. medium risk investmerrt $tr8tegy and 8 long
lerm time hortt¢)n. Invested fvnds, and donatic>ns gr8w Iha fund by 16.3% in 2023 to £319,098 by year end.
Reserves Pollcy
It 1$ tho aim of th8 IJust888 to generats a level of reserves to allow activiies deli￿rng the obie(*ves of the
foundatson to carry on through periods of uncertainty. The tNstee$ are saiisfied thal adequate res￿r¢e5 are
awailable lo meet all Obl￿atIOnS. but they will s¢ek to continue with a level of ￿ServeS sufficient to moet
cash flow requlrements and continue without recourse to overdrdft faclllts'e$. Total reseNes at 31 Dec*mb8r 2023
amounted lo £1.058.398 (2022.. £1.CMJ7.243> with £632:282 (2022: £699.401> relating lo restricted funds.
£353,452 {2022: £295,309) r*th)g to eTh4ovMent fund and a wrplusldefKat of £72,664 (2022. £12,533 3urplu3)
relating to the gen￿￿ fund.
Going ¢onGern
IAiJF finished the ye¥ with unrestrictgd re8orvo8 of £426.118 and rèstn'clad fijnds of £699.401.
During 2023 we inlyeased Quf unreslrided teser¥e$ by £118274.
v￿lF has a Pofffoho of secwed fundiffj through woI8Cts and 01t￿r work-strearns that see a further expan8lon
in delivery during 2024. The fOr￿a5* cash in bank at De￿rnber 2024 is £326,559.
Plans for 2024
WUF will continu8 defvwir¥J moTXtor Ihe effiw of rtg cuffenl fKDI8Cts, malntanlng extsn'ng fundiNJ streams
and expanding new ones wrthln Nalural Capill and Agri suppky rthain. We also will COnti￿e to strive lo in￿aSe
the èndowmenl fund and working reser￿8.
WUF will expand during 2024 and will require carèful managwn8nl Io ensure effldent and effectfve dellvery.
In 2024, we wll ￿rther develop the opport￿ltieS for pather8hip working wiifwn other stskeho1d￿S that was
impacted by Covid and Ilnk with other partners InitlalAves where Ihey align ￿Tth our objects. wlth WUF a(Aing a8
the compet•nl ddi¥￿ partnw wern r¢qtsired.

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TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUEDI
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Structur•. govamanee and management
Gov•rnlng Documg
The Wye and Usk Foundatim is a company fjmited by guarwrtee, registered in England and Wales (¢onyany
number 03343965), govemed by rts M@mor3fKlum and A￿deS ofASstrjat￿n dated 15 October 1 ￿ as updated
on 5 Ocaober 1997, 12 February 2000, 19 October 2000, 4 January 2001. 31 July 2002, 22 July 2007, 25
octob￿ 2011 and 1st March 2019. 11 is registered as a charrty with the Charrty Commission. registered number
1080319.
Appolntment of Trustsos
The Artldes provide:
Any trusteé who shall d68ire to retre shall notify giKh desire in vniling to the se￿ethry and thereupon hi*her
name shal bg removod from tho list of 1rnSta￿ and helshè shall tsa$e to be a member of the trust but only If
there Temaln at l&qst three othw tfu8tee&
At tho corKlusion tsl eath annual me*iig of trustees one quarter. or rf their number Is not three or a mulb.ple of
three. the number nearest to one quarter sh811 ret1￿ from office and unless r￿eleC￿ed in aC￿rdance with these
a￿"￿e& shall on suth retirement cease to be members of the trust
The tsustees to rets're by rotalion shall be those who have been longest in office, but as between Ihose who
became or were eleded trustee on the ￿m& day th08¢ to retire shall be Ghogen (unless they otherwise a9reo
among Ihemselves) by loL A trustge who has s8rved for lan years or more is not ekngible reoledion and must
retr￿ bLrt becomes ellgible agam after an inter¥al of one year.
Tha Tmladion of a trustee for a second term of offu shall require the approv81 of a Slmple maiorty of tnJstee8
but a third or further lenn of office Sh*1 requlre ihe approwal ot a three quarters maJ(xlty. such majofitles are to be
calculated by referen￿ lo those trustee5 Vtiting at the relevant moets.
Tru8ta• RoeNltrn•nt
The recruitment of trustees is by advertising. A nominations committee comprising three trnstees the ehlal
executive places the adverts. scnjtinisgs applications. s88k r8fèr8rThs and ensure a balance of trustee skills is in
placÈ.
TnAt•• Inductlon and Tralnlng
Newty appointed trustees feceive a letter of appoitknnl Includlng apwinlff*nl dedaration and an InduGtton
pa￿ which coyers the wofkn.ng of the Trust and the rivers trust movement generally. In addition. tn￿tea$ are
given copies of Ihe Charity Commission's
The Essent￿1 Trustee. what you need to know (CC3) and th•
Hallmarks of an effeclive tharlty.
For ongoing trainlng PUfPO88s, the tNst8e8 have agreed Ihat workshops and irrformation frNn the *xtrtors w
maintain standards Df govèmancè on an ongoing arKI iirnety basis. New trustees will be given visits ￿ site to
explain the issues and solutions Ihat the Irusl is (wrrenuy managing.

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Organhatlonal SINcbJre
OfficorJ
Al 31 December 2023 the prfnr*al officers ol the Foundats'on wern:
Simon Evans
(Chief Execulivo)
Jon Fry
(Ghlef Operalion3 Officer)
Sian Gray
(Head of Finance)
Wandy Odgen (Programm8 managèr)
Consultants:
IMJF Is fortunate to V￿rk the following e)prts
John Lawson
(V¥*er Resources)
Tony Nomian
(Honorary Farming Consultant)
Adam Fisher
(Fisheries Markgting Consuhano
Relatsd Partlo$
Throughout th8 year lo 31 Decernt￿ 2023, tha Foundation has conlffK￿d w0￿1n9 in pathership with the above
representatives and their organisalions and we take Ihe OPPOftwHty to thank iiwn all for their very o)nsSderable
help and 8upporL
Pay pollcy for Benlor Staff
The trustees consider the ￿ard of trusteés and the seThor management team comprise the key managwnent
Pgrsonngl of the charity in charg9 of dir9Cting. controlling. runn￿9 and oporating th8 charity on a day lo day
basis. All trust88s gtve ol thèir tlmé f(88ty and r8t8iv8d no rtmUner8t￿n in the year. Details of trustees, expenses
and related party transactions are disdosed in note 28.
The pokncy used for delermining pay for al Staff 15 in kne witli ￿ gula￿1￿8 set out yew by the Rfve￿ Trust.
the umbrella body fof iivor4 trusts.

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R•l•r•nc• and admlNslrallv• delalls
Company numbor
03343965
Charlty number
1080319
Rogistsrgd offi¢e
The Right Bank
Talgarth
Brecon
IA&les
LD308W
Tnwte
C Ne141ngton4rklges• Chalr
J 8engough
Dr W Bunough
C De Wnton
R E￿ordS
H Harri8on
F H￿Irnan
P Hof5bur
AJohnson
A Lgvers
C Morfey- resigned 24 NO￿1￿ 2023
R Norman
E Pa888y
M Timmis
A Pyle- aFvJinted 24 Noven*>ef 2023
Taylor- appolnt8d 24 November 2023
Key manaymont per8onn
S Evans - CEO
Jon Fry- COO
S GTaylDarron ITYJram- Head of
Audltor
Ty Oefw
Lime Tree Court
Cardlff Gatè ￿SIr￿sS Park
Cardiff
CF23 8AB
Bank•r•
NatWe61
27 High Street
Brecon
Powys
L03 7LF

THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Inv•slm•nt martag•rn
Brvrtin Dolphin
2 Central Square
Cardiff
CF10 1FS
In accordance with the company's artid85. a resoklilon proposing thatkets Audit senrt￿ be reapptynw as
audltor ol the company ￿11 be wrt at a General Meeting.
The trustees. report was apwo*￿1 ty the Board of Tru8tee8.
C N•wlngton4rfdg••. Tru9te•
Dated.. 16 October 2024

THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The trustees. who are also Ihe dlreclors of Th8 wye and USK Found8tr)n lor Ihe purpose of CA)mpany tsw. are
responslble for p￿paring the Trustees. Report and the ffinar￿al 5tal8rnerrts in a0))rdan￿ with apFlICab￿ tayd
Unlled Klngdom Accounting Standard8 {Unit6d Kingdom G¢neralty Accepted Accountin9 Pradoe).
Company Law requires Ihe Iru5lpv¥ lo prepare finariLidl slateinents for eaGh fiiiaiKial year whlcb gNe a tsue and falr
view of the stste of affair5 of the thafity and of the intrjming resources and application of resources. induth'ng tha
Income and expenditu￿, of the charitable company for that year.
In wepatlrtg finanrAal statements. ts In￿t￿5 are requlred to:
. sdect sultal4e ac(x+unlThJ polkaes and then apply them rAmS￿l￿.
- ob8WVg the m9thods and principl95 in th• Charhi09 SORP;
- make judgements arKI estvnates that are ￿￿nable and prudort. aThl
- prepare the ffinancial statements on Ihe gofng concom ba¥b unless li Is Inarvrcytste to presume thal th8 thanly
w511 continue wi operation.
Thg twstoes arB rB5ponsltAe fr)r keeplng alequate atXAAmtirvJ re￿1￿& that diad08e with reawrth a(KuraGy at
any time the financial position of the charity and enable them to ensure that the finanaal statements comply with the
Compan￿$ Act 201%. Thgy arg als0 rasponsibl8 for $af8guarding thè assets of the chaiity and h@nc@ for taking
rèasonablo Stops for tha prevents'on and detection of fraud and ottw Thegularilies.
The truslees are iesponslble for the mdntenanc* and Integrity of the Charity and fmancial knforniatlon Induded on
Ihe chaiity's website. Legislation li the united Kingdom governing Iha preparalion and dissaminats¢)n ol financial
stateménts may differ from legI￿al￿On wi Other]￿7$did10n5.
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THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
Optnlon
W6 hav8 audlted the financial statements of The Wy@ and Usk Ft)undalion (thè 'tharty') for th8 yea ended 31
Dewbei 2023 whiGh GOtnpri5e the slalement of financial acliviiies, the balanrx sheet. the statetnent of Gash flows
and notes lo the financial slatements, inclu(fing significant Ac￿￿ntIng policbes. The financial reporting framework
that has been appl￿d in th8lr pr8par3iion ts applitable law and Unrted Kingdom Accounting Standards. iriciuding
Financial Reporting Standand 102 The Finanoal R9POrting Standard appbceble in the UK R@pu￿k ol Ir8land
(United Kingdom Gen8falty Accepted Accountr'ng Practi¢¢).
In our opinion, thè financial 8tst8menl8:
give a true and fair vbw of the stale of the charTlable compatys affair8 as at 31 t)*xnt)or 2￿23 al￿ of ts
Incoming resour￿5 and applI￿￿'0n of resour￿5, for the year Ih8n ondgd"
hav8 been properly wepared in axc*dance wilh United Jfjngdom Generalfy AL¥2p￿1 A￿)Unting PraGIi(8",
havg bggn preparwj in a¢Q￿d9nC* wlth the rèquirèmènts of the Companies Act 20(￿.
8aslg for oplnlon
We conducled our audit In accordan￿ wilh Intemational Standards on Auditing {UK) (ISAS (UK)) and applicable
law. Our r85ponslbllitles urKler Ihose Standards are further descrlbed in the Audilors rnsponsitslilies for the audit ol
the finan￿al statoinonts aedion of ¢yJr report. We are indepondgnl of tha ctsrity In acctJrdanc4 wtth th8 ethical
requirements that we relevant to our audit Df Ihe financtal statements In thè UK induding the FRCS EthirAI
Standard, and w8 have ￿lfIlled OUT Qther 8thKal re6ponsibilÉttes in a(xxvddn￿ with these requirements. I￿￿•¥•
that the audrt eviden￿ we have Obtained is 3ufficient 8nd appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
Conclugiong rolallng to golng ¢on¢em
In auditing the financial statements. w8 have conduded th8t the Iwstees. use ol the going c￿¢*M basts ol
accountlng In Ihe preparallon of the fjnarkcjal statements Is appropnate.
Bas&Y on the work we have perfoTrned. we have not id@ntifi6d any mat8rtal unrArt*ntss relatmg to events or
ondiuons that. itNJivldualty Qf LullefAivety, may signiffiixnl doubt on the Gharity'& ability to ojnlinue as a goin9
concern for a period ol at leasl Iwefve months from when the finanrjai ststements are authonsed for issue.
Our responsibth.es and the ￿sponSibl11￿S of the trustees witn respea to goiryj concom aro de$￿Ibed In the
relevant section8 of this report.
Oth•r Infomiallon
The other information cofflprises the informatton indvded in ts annual rgport other than th• ￿na￿la1 stalamènts
and our audttols report thereon. The trustees are respDnstble for thè other infomalion coniained within thg anw)ual
report. Ouf opÈnion on the financial statements does not cover the other infom)ation and we do not express any fonn
of assurance condusion thefgon. Our Tesponsibrlity is tc rèad th8 oth8r Inf0M￿tIOn and, in doing so. consider
wh8th@r th@ oth8r Informats'on Is matenally inconsisleni with the financAal stslements or our knfNiedge Obtained In
the course of Ihe audil. or otherwise appears to be malerialty misstated. If we identty suckn material Ina)n$51encies
or appar8nt mat8rial misstatemants, we are required to delemiine whether this gives rise to a materBI rnisstatement
in the financial SL3tements themselves. If. based on the WO￿ we hav8 perfomied. we condude that Ihere is
materlal misslatement ol thi8 otsr informati￿, Wg ore required to Teport that faGt.
We have nothinq to report th thls regard.
Matters on whlch we are requlred ta rnport by exGoplJon
We have nothlng lo report In ￿SpeCt of the following matter5 Fn re181ion to the Charities (Ac(Thints and
Reports) Regulation3 2008 require u¥ lo report to you if. in our opinlon..
thg information gtvgn In th8 f￿ar￿al s*atsmènts h hKonsistenl i) any material resped th4th Ihe trustees,
r8port,' or
sufficÈÈnt accounting recorfs have nol been kept or
Ihe financial slalements are not in agreement wrth tho rec￿th. or
we have nol fecelved all the kn1om￿tton and explonation5 we require for our authL
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THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUEDI,
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
Regponslbllltles of truste
As explained more fvily In the statement of tnjstees. responsibilities, the trustees, who are also the dir8(knrs ol Ihe
charlty for Ihe purpose uf Gompany law, ate ￿sponSible ftir the pieparats'tm of the financial statements and being
satisfied that they gNe a tNe and fair view, and for Such intemal control as the trustees determine 13 ne¢xssary to
enable the preparation of finanrlal stat8mènts that aro fr88 trom mal8fla misstatem8nt. vh)ether due to fraud or
emr. In preparing ts finanfial statements, the trustees are responsib￿ for assessing the tharévs a￿litY to
continue as a going (xincem, disdoslng. a8 appriCa￿e, matters related to going concem and using the going
contsrn basis of accounting unless the trustees either intend to Iquidate the tharltable c4Jmpany Of to cease
operatKMs, or have no ￿lIs￿ Iternaii%* l>ut t¢ do so.
Auditoe• responsibilities for the audlt of the Ilnanclal ststemènts
We have been appointed as auditor under sect￿n 144 of the Chariti'es Ad 2011 and report in aC0)rdan￿ wlth tho
Act and ig1w￿nt regulalions mado or having 8ff8ct th8r•tsndor.
Our o*'8dlv8s arè to oblain rèasc￿aI￿e assurance about whether the financ4al slatements as a vtho* w6 free from
m8letial misstatemert whethei due lo fraud or error, and to issue an auditorfs report that includos our (winlon.
Reasonable assurance is a high levd of assurance but Is nol a guarantee that an audlt conducted in accordanc8
vriih ISAS (UK) Ivill a]ways detect a material misstaternenl when it exists. Misst8tements can arise trorn fraud or
¢rror and are ¢on3ldercd material rf, individualty or kn the aggregate, they eould rètt8Ortably be expected to ￿flUenCe
the ecxinomic dethsions of users t&%en on the basis of financial statgmgntB.
A ￿rther des￿1P110n of our respon8ibikbos is *4aNabl8 on Ihè Flnaneial Reporb'ng CounuTs website at: ht￿SjI
VAVW.frc.org.ukJaudrtorsresponsibilitses. This description fomB part of our audilofs reporL
Extent to T*thlch the audlt wa8 co￿k1￿•d capabh of d￿t￿ting Ivrryularflies. includlng frnud
IrTegularities. induding fraud, are instances of non-compliance with laws and regulation8. We design pro(¥durgs in
line with our r88ponsibiliti8s, outlined abtyle and OD Ihe Financial Rewrtiw coU￿ar$ websrte. to det8cl matarrdl
mi55tat¢monts in re5peGt of irrEgul&Tties. includin9 fraud.
We obtain and update our understanding of thé éntity, athvits&s. rts ojnlrol enMronment. and likely frjture
devek>pments, IrKAudffig in relation to the legal and regulatory framework applicable and hcyrt the enttly is comptying
th that framework Based on thi3 understanding, we idenbfy and assess the risks of material misstatemont of the
financial slat8ments. whether due to fraud or error. design and perform audit pro(￿ureS responsive to Ihosg risks,
and obtain audil eviden￿ that is sufficaent and approprialo to prthfjde a basis for our opinion. Thi5 indudes
conslderation of the risk of acts by the enlty that were contrary lo applicable laws and wulations, Induding fraud.
In response kn the rlsk of Irreg￿￿lues and nonwpllancE Tth laws and rEgulation5. Indudlng fraKI. we designed
procedures wh4Gh inthded..
Enquiry of management and those charged with govemanca around aciual prAwlial MigatI(￿ and
daim8 a3 well a8 actual, yuspected end alleged fraud",
RewlÉwing mlnLAÈs of mo@bngs of those d￿rged with gov8rnan(*:
Assessing the extent of Complian￿ with the laws and iegulatir)ns considered to have a dir￿1 maleri
effect on the financial slalements or the operations of the enlity through enquiry and inspection.-
ReTrdewng financial slatement disclosures and testing to supporting documentation to assess complian
with applicab￿ knvs ana regulatlon¥:
Perfomiing audit work over the rlsk of management tmas and override of controlts, IrKlu(Jing testing ol
loumal enlries aThl other adlustrn8nts for appropriaieness. evalu4ling the lyJsiness r81iongle of signffic2nt
tr8nsactSon5 oulslde Ihe nonnal course of bu5he5s and revfr8wing ac￿unfjng 88timat88 for Indicat￿ of
potential blas.
Because of the Inherent Ilmitations of an audit. there is a risk Ihat we will not delect am irregularities. in¢Juding those
ading to a material misstalement in the financial slatemenl$ or nt)rtompllan¢e with regulation. This risk
increasgs thg mor8 that c£Jmpliance with a law or regulalion is removed from the events and transadions refleded
In th8 financaal staiemenis, as we vill be less Ilkety to beixjme aware 01 Ins￿)CeS of noTrcompllancg. The rt5k ol
nol detecting a materfal misstatement resulting from fraud 15 highor than for one re5uhing from em)r: as fraud may
involve collusion, forgery. intentional omissions, misreproseniatlons. or the override of internal control.
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THE WYEAND USK FOUNDATION
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
U8• of our report
Thls rèpDrt Is made so18ty to lh8 chartty's Iruslees, as a body, in accordance with part 4 of the Charrltes (Accounts
and Reports) Regulations 2008. Our audit wotk has been undertaken so that we might slate to the tru5toos
those matters we are required to state to them in an auditovs report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent
pemiiited by law, we do accept or assume responsibifrty to anyone ￿her than anu the t*arNYs
Irusle06 as a bc*ty, for our audil w￿, for Ihi6 repotL or for the opin￿n5 have f￿med.
Azets Audil Swvlc
17 October 2024
Charternd Accountsnts
Stat(rtory Audltor
Ty Derni, Lhne Tree Ccwjrt
Cardiff Gate Business Park
Cardiff
United lfjngdom
CF23 8AB
Axels Audit Ser+)ices 1$ eligible for appoinlment as 2uditor of the tharity by virtue of its eligibility for appoinlm8nt a4
audttor ol a ¢ompany under section 1212 of the CompaniesAct 2006.
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THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF FINANCIALACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDrruRE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Current flnanolal year
Urwe8tr1ct•d Ro8tri¢t•d
fvnds
funds
2023
2023
Tolal
Totsl
2023
2022
Nota*
Donatsons and legaGle3
Charitable adiirilies
Inveslmenls
124.507
15,531
140,098
330.164 1.539,5C$4 1,869.668
8.143
8,143
182,709
1,827,974
Tolal Incom•
462.874 1,555.035 2,017.909
2,016.143
Raising fund$
15,388
15.368
42.588
Charrtable aLXiirities
375,933 1.597.340 1.973273
1.587.357
Total expenditure
391,301
1.597.340 1.988.641
1.629.945
Net galnsl(losses) on knvestme
12
21.887
21.887
(39,293)
N•t Ineomlngl(outgolng) r•sourtes befove transfors
93,460
(42.305)
51.155
346,￿5
Gross transfers between funds
24.814
(24.814)
Net movemenl In lund5
118,274
(67,119)
51.155
Fund bal￿OS at 1 January 2023
307,842
899,401
1,CQ7.243
660,338
Fund bal•n¢os •t 31 December 2023
426,118
632.282
1.058,398
1,007.243
The Glatement offinancial adivitse8 Indudes alt gains arKI108Sg5 r8cogniwJ in Ihe ygar.
All Income and expenditure derive fr(xn ￿ntinuI￿ *ivil
The stst@m8nl of finarthl adNiti&s al&J compi*s with Ihe requirements for an Income exp8ndlture accounl
under the Compani88 Act 2006.
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THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF FINANCIALACTMTIES (CONTINUED)
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Prlor flnanelal y•ar
Unre*trfctsd Restrbcted
funds
fvnds
2022
2022
Total
2022
Not•8
Donalons and Igga
Charitable adiirybes
Investments
147,167
35,542
182,709
3M.397 1,483.sn 1,827,974
5,460
5,460
Total In¢om•
497,024
1.519.119 1016,143
Raising funds
42.588
Charltabk8 aL￿tIeS
466.015 1,121,342 1.587.357
Totsl •xpondliur•
508,e03 1,121,342 1.629.945
Not gain$l(k>85e8} on li￿ents
12
(39,293)
(39,293>
Net Incomlnglloutgolng) r•8ouru• b•for• tr•ngforn
(50,872)
357.777 3415,YDS
Gross transfws belween fil￿1$
76,282
(76.282)
N•t mov•m•nt In funds
25,410
321.495
346.905
FurKI balan￿ at 1 January 2022
282.432
377,90S
660.338
Fund bal￿Ge5 at 31 D•c•mber 2022
307,842
699.401
1.007.243
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THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
BALANCE SHEEr
AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2023
2023
2Q2Z
Notes
FIx•d a880ts
Tangible assets
Invesknents
14
15
240
319,098
1.736
272,812
319,338
274.548
Curnint ass•ts
D8btors
Cash at bank and
16
299.389
697.028
334,070
804,or23
996.417
1.138,093
Crgdltor¥: amounts lalllng due vAthln
one year
17
<242.388)
1380,049)
Nel owrgnt 8880ts
754.029
758,044
Total a**•tg less ¢urr•nt liabllilies
1,073,367
1.032.592
Credltorn: amourth falllng du• alt•r
more than one year
19
(14,969)
(25,349)
Net •g¥ets
1.058,398
1,007243
Ineome funds
Restricted funds
632.282
699.401
De51gnated funds
Gener31 unr85trt(*ed funds
23
353.452
72,664
295.309
11533
428,11e
307.842
1,0&8.398
1,007.243

THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
BALANCE SHEET (CONTINUED)
AS Af31 DECEMBER 2023
The t￿MpanY 18 ents'lled lo the 8x8mption from the audit requirement contained irr seGtion 477 of the Companle$ AGt
2006, for the year ended 31 December 2023, though an audit has bgan carried out under SBclion 144 of the
Charities Ad 2011.
The dlraoors acknowle(Ige tne4r re$ponslOIlMes for comptylng wrth the requlrements of lh8 Compar*85 AQ 21XJ6
with respecl to ac£ountiry recA)rds and the prèparation of financ￿ statem8nt&
member3 have rK*t required the co)mpany to obtain an auitht of its finanLYal ststement8 under the requIrem￿ts
nf th6k Companiqg Aet 20r￿. for tho yè* In qua2tion In aeeord2ncè with section 476.
These financial staternents have been prepared In acc¢xdm wltr tho provlslons appllcabb to companle5 subJeGt
to the small ￿mpanIeS tfjgimo.
The financial 5tatement8 were appro*d by the Trustee8 an 16 o￿OI)er 2024
z a+_V
C Newington.Bridges• Tiiistee
Company Roglstratlon 0334396S
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THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
2023
2022
Not89
Cash Ilows frorn operating aclivilies
Cash {absOrt￿d by>lgenerated from
operations
27
(80.609)
420,2n
Investing activiti
Procpeds trom disposal DI l*)g*bl8 lixad
a8sets
Puichase of Investments
PrO￿ed$ from disposal of tyive81ments
Investment income received
(158.900)
134.501
8.143
(86,311)
44,273
Net Gash used In Investkng actlvllles
(16256)
(15,245)
Financing a￿1VIll
RBpaymem of bOrrl￿
(lo,1￿))
(9.210)
Net cash used In ilnancing acimlles
(10,130)
(9.210)
Net (deGrea8eyknGre￿e In Gash and ca8h
equlvalents
(106,995)
395,818
Cash arKI Gash equivalonts at of y
804,023
408,205
Cash and ca8h aqulval•nts at •nd of yèar
697,028
804,023
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THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Ac¢ountlng poklo9
Charty Iniomiatlon
The Wye and Usk FoundalX)n is a prNiate con1)￿Y Ilmlted ty guarantee Inccxporated In England and Nlkles
whose registered office is The Right Bank, The Square: Talgarth, Brecon. Wales, LD3 OBW.
1.1 Accounting Gonvention
The financial statements haw bogn prop¥ed in acc(￿dan￿ wrlh th• diarftls gov•ming d¢)cument. the
Companles A(X 20￿ and "Ac(vunting and ReW)itIr￿ b¥ Cliaililvb: St¥ltsilknll of R*J)Inineiidea PractlGe
applicable lo chafiiies preparing thwr 8cwunts In 8ccordan(% with the Financial Reporting Stsndard
applicable tn tho UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) {effeGtive 1 January 2019)". Th8 charity is a Publi
8en6fit Entity as deffied by FRS 101
finarKial statoments are prePa￿d In sterfing which Is the fiJrKtional ￿rran¢Y cf tho charity. Morthry
amounts in these financial statements are rounded to the nearest £,
The finanTh￿ stslements havo bogn propargd under the hlstorical cost convention, mL¥Jffjed to inckvje c8rtaSn
finandal instruments at frdir Value. The prinopBI actou￿1n0 policies acknpted are sei oiit below.
1.2 Going concem
VWF finished the yeaf With gonerdl unrestricted reserves of £72,664, designated funds of £353.452 and
rtstrictod funds of £632.281 The free reBeMs of the <*atity at 31 December 2023 worg £72,424.
DuTITh3 2023 we increased our unrestrictod res8r4es by £118,274.
F has a wtkjlio of soc￿r*d funding thfough prqects and cAher w0th-Strea￿ that wil see a ￿lIher
Apansion in deliv¢ry 2024. The fore(*3t cgsh flow 18 P03iIivg for Ihe whole of 2024.
At the tlm8 of ar4)roviNJ the sts￿nen￿, ttle trustees havg a rfja¥onaLl8 ex￿ClaIk>n Ihai the thartty
has adequate resources to c￿tInU0 in operational existen￿ for the foreseeable future. Thus the tDJ¥tees
eonts'nue lo adopt tho goiig Conc￿ basis of accounlkng in weparing the finarKaal $taiamants.
1.3 Charftablo funds
Unrestricted funds ara availab5e for use al the fli6rx8lim of th& trust8•s In furtherarth tsf I￿1r chaiTL3ble
objectlves.
RestrKted f￿d5 are subject to spethlc conditims by dMor¥ as to h¢yw they may be used The purp385 and
Itses of the restnctad funds are Sot out in thg noto$ to lh• fwRncial statament
Endowmenl fiJnd8 arg subjocl to 8pgofic condltlons by donofs that the cakmtal must be mairtsined by the
charlty.
Furthgr explanatton of th4 nature and purpose of ea(* fijnd are indLKled wthin the note8 to tho acrounts.
1A Incom•
Inc£Jm6 is racognised when the chanty is legally toll after any pgrfornmnce corKlltlons ha￿ been mel,
the arThJuits can be measured rgliabfy, aThl tt is probable that I)cAl￿ wlll be reGelvod.
Cash donati(￿8 re(¥Jgnised on reGeirL donatkns are recogrwsed once the charity ha8 been notified
of the donation, unless perlornianc8 conditions requir8 deferral of the amourrt. Incnme tax r8cov8rable in
rekty'on to (Jonatlons re¢dved under Gffl Ald or deeds of covenant18 recogNs8d at th8 tim8 of the donation.
Legacies arg recognlsed on recelpt or OtheTh￿se rf the tharity has been n￿ir￿ of ￿ Thpendw (tstsibuli¢)n,
the amount is knovm, and re¢eipt 1$ exwded. If the amount is not known, th8 Iggacy ig treated as a
19-

THE WYEAND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
AGGounling poliri•¥
(Contlnu•d)
l)onate(J 5eYvl(z5 aye ￿nISed In the to whlch ttffj rnlale arHJ walued a(£orthng to ￿CePt￿j
rates. Grfts in kind arr* induded at market value and a5 resources expended at the same valué wfien
th5tribth8d.
Grants from the 90￿MmOnt and otlw ag8ne￿ have been W￿ded as incoTh frtyn adivithes in futherance
of the th￿ity'S objeGts whete these amount to a ¢xntract for 8ervic*6. but as donatlon$ where the money is
gi￿n in r•spon￿ to an appeal orwith grnaler freedom use.
IrKome from g￿nts, whethw 'caprlaf grarrts or '￿Venue, grants. Is re¢ognlsed when the rhrity I
entitlemerrt to the funds, any performance conditions attac*ed to the grants havg bgan mel. rt IS PTc4)ablg thai
the income will be r￿1Ved and the amount ran be m?aSLsrèd r8lLably and Is not dèf8rred. Capital grants are
released to the SiatEmEnl of Finanaal Aclivities in the year of rrxeipt. Fixed 8ssels ielating to Lapital grants
are capitalised, and d8precialion d￿rg￿l 1$ 0fi58t aga￿tst th8 uvant income, in a restrlcled ￿nd.
Income th8 pa8SPOrt sd)eme Is recognised In the to which the sttvice is probided wlth any
amounts re(£sved in advance deferred.
DivKlends incorne Is ie(wnlsed on the dale the charW$ rfght to r8Geive paymwrt ts •Stab￿shed.
Interest on funds h81d on dep)stt Is Induded wha) receivable and the amount can be me8sured rets'ably by
tha charity; th1s15 nwnaly upm notfficatlon of the Interest P3KI Dr payaL4e ty the ban
1.6 Expendltwe
Expenditure is recognised once there is a ￿al or Gongtructive obligati'on to fflake a payment to a third paty. It
18 probablo thpt settlomont will ho rAquifAd Arml thrt ami)unt of IhA obligation can be mèasuréd relialsy.
Expenth"tur8 is dassbfied under Ihe ftillowing activity headings:
Cost8 of raisirvj fund3 compri¥e the u)sts in ielation to genefatwig ItKX)me and inctudes inveslmfjnt
Management fee8.
Expanthturn on chafitable activitios indudes al u)sts relating to the furtheran￿ of the thaivs obiectsv8s as
staled in the tNstees report This also indudes all costs relatlng to compllanca wlth conslltutional and
slatuiory Tequir6ments.
Irrecoverable VAT l¥ ctrwrged as a c08t •JaEnst the aCtI￿ty forwhlth the exFefKlitwe wa5 Incurred.
Support costs are those fvnctions that assist the work of Ihe tharity but do not dltecuy undertak8 charftable
activities. Support C4)sts incjude back office costs. finance. personnel, payroll and govemance ￿¥ts. The
basis for cakyjlating the 311ocation of support rnsts Is on th8 b￿lS of st2ff tlma sp8nt on those *ll￿￿ti&s. over
and atjove a materia de-mlnimi*
Gov0manc• co$ts comprfse all easts Inw)Iving public acxounlability of charity and its compliance w5th
regulation and oood practic*.
*$
1A Tangible fixed assets
Tangible fixed assets are inibaly ffwsured at and subsequenty rr*asured at cost or valuation, net of
depre(aation and any Impairnient losses.
Depre(ialion is recognised so as to ￿Tite off the cost or vauatim of ass8ts leg8 thelr r88ldual values over their
useful Ilves on the followlng bases:
Computer equIp￿￿nt
Mator vehiGles
501AI on c05t
20% on cost

THE WYEAND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Acc¢>unttng pomcles
(Gonllnugd)
The gain or k)s5 ansing on fft8 dtsPOS81 of an assa ts daernilned as ttie diiference beiween the sale
PtDceeds and the ￿rryIng value of the asse( and Is reco3niwJ in the ststemont ol ffinancial activit￿s.
The cawtalsation Polic￿ ffj to c*￿188 any assets vhh a vthe exceethng £500.
1.7 Fixed a•set inve8lments
￿￿ed asset investments are iniiiauy measured at Iransaction pric• •xthdlng transaLtyJn cDsts. and ar8
subsequenty measured at fair value at oath reporting dale. Changes in falr value ar8 r8cognBed in nel
i(K4)ftW(expendiiure) for the year. TFansacthM costs are expensed as In￿rred.
1.8 Impairment of fixed
At eath reportlng end date. the chaiity rg14iOWS tho carying amounts of ils tangib￿ assets to detemiine
vthether there is any irbdicalon that thos8 assels have suffered sn impafffflent loss. If any Such indtaiion .
exlsts, the recoverable amount of the asset is estimated in order to detemiine the extent of IhÉ irnpaiment
l¢)ss (if any).
Cash ind cash gqulvahnts
Calh and eA8h equivslènts w￿lUde cash In haThl. deposlts hèld at call wlth banks. other Shorkt￿M lIq￿d
investmenls ￿1th origtnal maturfb'es of three months or less. arml bank overdraft5. Bank overdrafts are shrmn
wtthin botr(hylng8 in ￿ ￿er￿t liabilibes.
1.10 Flnanclal In8trumonts
The chanty has glgcled to appty tho provislons of Section 11 'Basic Financial Instruments. aTrJ S8dion 12
'(X￿r Flnantsal Instruffl8nts Issues, of FRS 102 to all of its fman¢xai wistrument&
FinW￿￿1 Instrumènls arè rwnised in the c*arittyg baianrA Bh8èt vh*n th• th8rlty become8 Party lo the
contraclual provisions of the NistrumenL
Financial assets w)d liabilties are off8eL with tho net amounts presenle¢ In the ffinancaal slatomènts, when
the￿ Is a legalty enlorceable light to set off the rerogni5ed amounts and Iher8 is an Intertm￿ to sellle on a
net basi5 Of to realise the asset and settle the ￿ab￿lty ¥imultaneously.
B•sk ff￿￿claI ass•t•
Basic financial ass8ts. ￿lch includ8 debtors and cash and bank balan￿. are Initialty m8asured at
transaclk)n pric8 induding transaction cosls and are SubseqUe￿Y carrfea * amortlsed cost uslng the
effective interest method unless the affangement oonstitutes a financing tran5adlon: where the transaction is
measured at the pre86nt value of the future re4xipts discounted at a market rate ¢f intoresL Fknancia] assets
classified as receiwable within oné year are not 8mort
Dere¢ognltton ol Ilnanclal assets
Flnanclal assets are derecty6ed only when the contractual rights lo the Gash IILYWS from Ihe asset expir8 or
are settled, or when the charity transfers the financial 858et and subslantialty all the risks and rewards of
ownership to another entity. or trr som8 significanl risks and rewards of OWners￿p are retsined but L))ntrol of
th8 asset has trdnsferred to a￿ther party thal is able to sell the asset in ts &rtirety to an unrelated third party.
21

THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
AGGounting polGies
(Conllnu•d)
￿￿1c flnanrlalll•bllllle8
Basic financial liatxlities. incl￿j1ng ueditors and bank loans are initially recognised at transact￿n pri￿ ..
th8 arrang8m8nt constiiuios a financing Iransactlon, wh8re th8 debt instrument is measured at the presenl
value ol the firture payrnents dissX*unted at a martet rate of interest Finarxial habijiiies dassifiwj as payat4
wilhin 4)ne year afe not amortised.
Debt Instrum8nts are $￿Sequen￿Y c4nied at gmty*se(I cost. using me effecbve inlwesi ratp method.
Trad8 ￿edItorS ara obligati￿8 to pay for goods or 8or4fjcgs that have boen acquir0d in the 0nthr1￿ cours8 01
operations from suppliors. Amounls payable are dassthed as CXhTenl liabthrti8s rf paymeni is due within one
year or less. If not. they are presented as non<urrent liabilities. Trade ueditors ate re￿gnised inits.ally at
tran88¢don price and Jubsequénty measur8d at amortisad cost using tho effectivo interest rnethod.
Dereeognttlon of financlal Ilabithies
Financial I￿411tieS are derecognised when the chanty's ￿fitrad￿ obfytlcffjs Wjire or are thsd￿rged or
cancelled.
1.11 Employeo b•n•flts
Th¢ ￿ats of 8hort-t¢rm ¢rnployee beneffts are rec¥)9nF%d a5 a liabilty and an expense, unless th¢*¢ ¢osts
are re9uir8d to b8 recognlsed as part of the cost of stock or f￿ed assets.
The CCJ8t of any unused hollday enkn*nt 1$ re￿nised in Ihe penod In which th¢ empbyee's sefvices are
recoived.
Termination beneffts are recognised Immethatety as an expens8 when the charity bs demon¥trably (¥)mmitt
to terniinate the empk)yment of 8n employee or to provide terminat￿n ben@ffis.
1.12 R•tlrgm•nt bèn•lllA
PayThents to defffied cl￿tribU￿n ￿tIren￿nt benefft scfMies ae tharged a5 an expense as they fail due.
Crltlcal accountlng e8tIn￿t•8 and Judg•m•nt¥
In the applkalion of the charity's a¢tA>unting pok4es, the trustees are rèquired to make judgements. eslimates
and assumpts'ons about the carying amount of assets and liabilitios that are not r8adity apparent from other
sources. The esttmates and a5SOC4ated assumpt'ons are basèd on historKal experierKe and other lathrs that
are ¢on8id8red to be rdevanL Actual results may differ fmm these estimates.
The esn"mates and undety*)g assumpt￿15 are reviewed on an ongoing basis. RevisN)ns ￿ accwnting
eslimales are recognised in the p￿70d in vthith the estimate is revised where the revi5i0n affeGts STbly that
period. or 41 the period ol the revision and future periods where the revision both current and future
periods.
The tharfty does have any key or 5￿1r￿rrt accouthg e5timate5.

THE WYEAND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Donallons and legacies
Totsi unfestr￿e0 ResinLxed
fvnds
funds
Total
funds
funds
2023
2023
2023
2022
2022
2022
Donalions and
t)¢nated goods and
servi
91,946
15,531
107,477
1￿2213
137.755
32.621
32.821
44.954
124.587
15,531
140.098
147,167
35.542
182,709
Donated goods and 5er¥lces relate to the quantlfable value of worf< done by landowners under granl
agreemerrts with The ￿e and U8k Foundation which is of bgn9fil lo, bul is not fund9d by: thg charty.
Charitsblo activitiè
2023
2022
Passport scheme
Miscellaneous
Grant8 and contr* kncomo
88,458
2,847
3,523
1,7T2,385 1,735.995
1,869.668 1,827,974
Analyth ty lund
Unrestricted funds
Restrlcted ftmds
330.164
344,39T
1.539,504 1,483,577
1.869,868 1.827.974
Grnnt •nd ¢ontr•ct Inw
DEFRA
Environment Agenoy
Naturydl England
Herefordshir8 Counc
Lower Wye AON8
Welsh European Furnling Officè
Nalural R8sourGg8 Mlalès
Monmouthshir8 Council
Pffivys Counol
Other gtart and ￿￿tract inoY)me
41,171
145,032
13,776
25,IK)O
15,673
78,780
173.130
24,989
108.102
73.745
83.697
160.895
6,TT8
1.308.607 1.215,444
1.712,38S 1.735,995

THE WYEAND USK FQUNDATIQN
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
1rnl88th￿ntr
Unrnstrlcted un￿1￿61￿1
funds
funds
2023
2022
Dlvldends ond intarasl receivdble
8,143
Ral•lng fvnd•
Unr8•trictod Unre8triGted
funds
2023
2022
drd
si
Seeking d¢)nalion8. gr￿ts arHI1gga(i95
Stsff costs
7,032
8.227
12,364
28,193
Fundraising ar￿ wbliiity
13259
40.557
2.108
2,031
15,368
42,588

THE WYEAND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
harltable activiti
2023
2022
Staff costs
Costs of donated sdvic£s
Difei# expense5
mark￿Ing
Molor and travel
Premlses and Offi￿ costs
895.092 799,976
32.621
642,754
420.044
1,311
40.758
20,002
1,632,276 1,286,285
Share of support costs (see note 9)
Share of govemant4 costs (see note 9)
328.288
12.710
313.792
7.280
1.973273 1.587.357
Analysh by fund
Unrestricted funds
RestriL#ed lunds
375,933
4￿,015
1.597,340 1,121,342
1.973,273 1,587,357
Grnnts payabl•
2023
2022
HewefrJrdshlre Rural Hub CIC
Fann grants
24,250
82,910
98,922
98,922
107.180
OurirvJ th9 year the tharity pald £98,922 {2022: £82.910) in fami grants to a lotal of 30 partnernl¥p$ 8nd
Indivlduals (2022: 32). Grdnts wlabte costs can be wtttkn CharM*le Actl¥ths dlre(a expen888
£641754 (2021. £420.044).

THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Support costs
Support GovornanrA
GoJI•
2023
Support Govarnan¢e
Gos1•
2022
Staff costs
Depreciatlon
Motor and trav
Premises and office
0515
Financing
Markets'ng
Consuftan
Logal
176,270
1.497
178.270
1.497
149,282
149.282
38,382
38,382
83.881
22,099
19.522
21,861
1.513
83.881
22.099
19.522
21.861
1,513
83,(
30,734
8,788
82,060
30.734
8,788
fees
12,710
12.710
7.280
7.280
3282aa
12.710
340.998 313.792
7200
321.072
Analy5ed belween
Charitsble aGitviti'e8
328.288
12,710
313,792
7.280
321.072
Govemance c<>sls includes paymen18 to the aLthor¥ of £11.71 Q (W22'. £6,530) for audit 8er¥icw and £1.000
(2021. £750) for non audit sepiices.
10 Tru8te08
No truste88 re¢xived any remuneralion during the unyenl or prior year.
No trustees viere r8Smbursed expenses dufin9 the currenl or WlLY year.
8 trustoes and inthviauals related to Ih8m made cash donat￿￿3 totalling £16.661 duriwvJ the yew <2022: 10
trustees and w)(trrfidLtals made cash donations to*alling £8.197>..
11 Employeog
The av8rage manlhty ntwnb8r Of8m￿a￿S dunng th• y8ar
2023
Number
2022
Number
Staff dwoyed in pr*ds
Staff dapbyed in contral administrati
23
24
28
29

THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
11 Empwe
(Gonunuod)
EmNoyn*nt ¢o•t8
2023
2022
Wages and salarie8
Social 3ecuiity rx)sts
Othw pension (¥Js15
893.046
83,898
1(K),645
803,tX)3
,284
97,164
1.077,589
977,451
Kry management pernonn
The key management pwsonnel of the th8rity r￿1ved benefits (irKluthng gross salary. empbyers natisxal
ingurance and ern￿oYe￿ pension cMtsibu￿) totalling £255,416 (2022: £362.300).
The numt*r of wnpltyees vthose annual remunerallon wa8 more than £60,000
Is as lo11￿￿s.
2023
Ilumbef
2022
Number
£60.0(X)- £70.000
12 Not gaIn￿l¢>I80$I Im fjnvwtrnents
Unrèstrlctad Unrnstricled
funds
fund6
2023
2022
Revaluation of inVestm￿ts
Gainlooss) on sale of inyostments
18,619
3,268
139,293)
21,887
(39,293)
13 Taxation
The chanty 18 Éxempt from tax on in(x)me and gains faiiKig wrthin secuon 505 of ts Taxes Act 1988 or 5eillon
252 of the Taxation of ￿argeab[fj Gairfi Ad 1992 to Ihe gxtent that these We appked to its chantable objects,
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THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
14 T•nglbh fix￿ •••et¥
Cornputor Mrtwv•l*l•s
Cogt
At 1 January 2023
3,292
58.197
At 31 Decemi*i 2023
3,2¥2
54.905
58,197
Oepreclatlon and Impalm*nt
At 1 January 2023
Depr￿lat￿Oft charged In the ye
3.292
53,168
1,497
56,480
1.497
At 31 Decsnber 2023
3.292
54.665
57,&57
rArrylng amount
At 31 Decembef 2023
240
240
At 31 D•¢wnbgr 2022
1.736
1,736
16 FIX￿ 488et Inveslmonts
Llstod
Cash In
knv•gtrrnnts Portfolio
Cost or valuation
At 1 January 2023
Addition8
Valuation than
Disp08a18
269,403
158.900
18,619
(129,849)
272,812
158.900
18,619
{131.233)
(1.384)
At 31 DO￿be¥ 2023
317.073
1025
319,098
Carying amount
At 31 December 2023
317.073
2.025
319.098
At 31 Docfflnbo12022
269.403
272.812
16 D•ltsB
2021
2022
Amounts falllng du• wlthln ono year:
Trade debto
Other deblors
Prepayments aThJ ac4xued Income
150,383
31J)
148.7C
208,200
125.570
299,389
334,070

THE WYEAND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
17 Crèoitors: Arno￿ falllng due wI￿n one year
2023
Z012
Borro*ingS
Other taxation and social seGwity
Dgfefred incom¢
Trnde ueditor8
Other creditors
ruals
10,130
38,023
11,725
26,668
128.951
28.891
9.880
145,928
17,810
36,1iJO
151.384
18,947
242.388
380.049
18 Do1off•d Incom•
2023
2022
Other defeffed *icom
11,725
17.810
D•l8rréd irtame is induded in the financial statements as folk￿.
2023
2022
D¢ferrnd irKome 13 inGknded withfft:
Current liabilities
11.725
17,810
Movernents in thg ygar,
Deferred income 81F
Rec8iV8d In year
Released in year
17.810
114.340
(120.425)
11,Q97
95.169
(88.456)
11.725
17,810
Deferred relates to prepaid 8oay3n rod5. rod scheme fishlng sates.
19 Cr•ditor4: •mounl• f•lling due after more than one year
2023
2022
Borrowings
14,￿9
25,349

THE WYEAND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Loans and OVaf(Iraft*
2023
2022
Other h)ans
25,099
35.229
Payabk within (￿ y￿r
Payable after oné year
10.130
14,969
9,880
25,349
Thore were no due in n￿re than fve years (2D22: £ril).
21 Rettrement b2nefft
Defined contribution scheme$
The thanty opeiales a defined oNrtnlxJlicffl pension 5theme for all qUa￿Y1￿j employees. The assets of the
scheme are held separalety from those of the charity In an Ind8pendenty admirnstere(I lund.
The Charge kn profit or loss n resm ￿ defi￿ cAJnirthllitin schÈrnÈ& was £1 tx).645 (2(r22'. £97.184).
At the year erKI amounts ¢xrtstandtng lolallgd £15.518 (2022, £11,612).

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THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
26 Oporatlng loa8• commllments
At the reportlng end dale Ihe charrty had outslanrfing commitmenis for futsjre minimum Eease payments under
non-canceVabl¢ operating leases, which fall due as foNows.'
2023
2022
thin one year
Belween two and Ilve yea[5
11.714
12,L
33,TT5
33,774
45,835
26 Relat¢d party transacthns
A8 part ol the Passport 8thgmg ￿)UnIS of £63.040 P022: £58,730) war• coll8ct8d by VWF as agent for,
were pakl to. Mr M Tlmmis for Ihe lettlng ol a fishing beat owned by hwn.
A* part of th• Pagsport sthèmo an￿unt$ of £3.7￿ {2022.. É2.926) were by WUF as 3g@nt for. and
were paid to. Ms E Passey for the lelkng ol a fishing beat owned ity her,
Income of £270 (2022: £880) was re￿ik￿d from NOrrn￿ Partnershlp for wotk don8.
InC%M￿ of £531 (2022: £nll) was received from P Horsbufgh in respect of fishing 5*8.
Inrypme ol £416 (2022: £nlD 7Kd5 reGewed from C NBwington4fldges in tpspect of fithing solvb.
tho year trustees p￿d VLF £840 <2022: £285) in rasped of Miscell￿us and event sales.
Duting the year Iwelve trustees made auction donats'ons. auclion purcha5efj and other donations totalllng
£28.051 (2021. nine trustees made audion purc*as88 and other donatSons tolalling £5.193).
27 Cash genernted from operallons
2023
2022
s￿￿5 forthe year
51,155
346,905
Arfjustments for..
Investsnenl in(y)me TeLY)gnised in &tatemenl of finanaal ac￿￿11￿5
Gain on disposal of Investments
Fair value ga*n8 and losses on investments
Depreciath'on and impaiTmenl of tsngible fixed assets
(8.143)
(3,268)
118.619)
1,497
(5.460)
39,293
3,547
Movements in working capital:
Deryeasel(In¢rease) in debtors
(l)ecrease)fin¢rease in cJedrlors
(D￿c￿s@¥I￿￿se In d8Jfarred Incomè
34,680
{131,826)
{6,085)
160,728)
90.003
6.713
Ca8h (ab￿rbed byyq•nerated Irom operathms
(80,809)
420.273
-35-

THE WYE AND USK FOUNDATION
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Anaiysls of changes ki net funds
Al l J•nuary
21123
¢•¥h Il•Jn At 31 Del￿￿￿•r
C8th al bank and In haThl
804.(r23
(106.995)
697.028
Loans fallkng du8 within one year
Loan¥ fallthg due aftel IINJ(¥ Ilwii L¥ie ￿at
{9.880)
(25.349)
(250)
10.380
(10.130)
{14,￿9}
768,794
{98.865)
671,929