THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 {England and Wales) .EcoLocal is the working namè of th• charity ecoloca(- ANNUAL REPORT 1 April 2020- 31 March 2021 tyAAKHE4OZ* 3111212021 COMPANIES HOUSE A12 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 1087782, Company Number 4137305 {England and Wa￿s) EcoLocal is the working name of the charity TRUSTEES. REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 The Board of Trustees presènts its report and audited financlal statemènts for the year ended 31 March 2021. Ob'ectives Activities Achievement and Performance EcoLocal is a Carshaiion based charity whith has a strong track record on building ¢ommunrty and intlividual 8ssets since rts original estsblsshment in 1987. Ourvision is to'Achieve and sustain strong vibrant communities wrthin a hea￿hY environment,. The objects of the Charily {the"Objecls"l are for the pU￿1C benefit_.. To promote sustainable developmenl for the benefit of the public by= the preseNation. cOnse￿ation and the Fxotection of the envimnment and the prudent use of resources.. and the promotKJn of sustainable means of achiewng economic grovrth and ￿generatIon. To advance the education of the public particuLarly but not exclusively in subjects relating to sustainable devek)prnent and the protection. enhancement and rehabilitslion of the environment and to prornole study and resear¢h in such subjects provTrded that the useful results ol such study are disseminated lo the publiG at large. Sustainable development means 'developmenl which meets the needs of the p￿sent wthout compromising the ability of future generations to rneet their own needs.. To promote for the beneffit of the publi¢. the cons*wat￿n. [￿ectIOn and improvement of the physical and natural enwmnment. pa￿cUlarlY but not excluswely by promoting biobgical diversily. To promole health, particularly bul not exclLrsivety by providing environmental and conseryation orientated activities in the OLrtdoors and natural environments. To promote for the benefit of the public urban or rural regeneration in areas of social and economic deprivation {and In particular the London Borough of Sutton) by 811 or any of thè following means-. 8. the advancement of edu¢abon. training or retraining. particularfy among unemployed, underemployed and underskilled people. and prowding such people wth work experience.. b. the provision of financial {wheiher direct or indirectl assistance. technical assistance or business ad￿￿ or consultancy in order lo provKJe training an¢J employment opportunib"8S for unempk>yed. underernployed or underskilled people in cases tsf financial or other ¢harilable neeil through help". lil in setting up their own S￿la1 enterprise or sustainability related business. or lill to existing s(Kial enterpiises or sustainability related businesses. the creation of training and employment opportunities by the provision of workspace, buildings. andlof land for use on favourable tems., and thè preservab.on of buildings or sites of historic orarchrteclural imwrt8n¢e orof significan for the heritage of Ihe area. To develop the capacity and skills of the members of the sccially and economically disadvantaged community of the London Borough of Sutton in such a way that they are better able to identrfy, and help meet, their needs and to partlcipate more fully in soC￿ty. I"olbrther or benefit the residents ofthe London Borough of Sutton. ￿thOut distin¢ts'on ofsex. sexual orientation, race or of political. reloious or other opinions by aswuating together the said residents and the local aulhorilies, voluntary and olher organisaknons in a C￿MMOn effort to advance edu¢atiDn 8n¢J to prowde facilities in the interests of social welfaie for recreation and leisure time occupation th the objective of improving the conditions of life for the residents. In fvrtherance of these objects but not otherwise, the trustees shall have power to establish or secure the establishment of a community Cent￿ and to maintain or manage or co-operate wlh any slalutory authority in Ihe maintenance and management of such a centre for activitTres promoted by Ihe charity in furtherance of the above objecls. iv. The remit of our organisation is very broad. encompassing all aspects of sustsinability.. environment, communty and economy. We work very diverse sectors of Ihe community. e.g. voluntary groups, small businesses. people with mèntal or physical health pioblems. older people, children, young people, offenders, people with disabilities as well as families and people not defined by any health issue or disability and reflecting kxal ethnic tliveTsrty- THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 (England and Wa￿s) EcoLocal is the working name of the charity TRUSTEES. REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 We are a part of the communrty and we believe Ihat the wmbined resources ol IOCAI pèople are potentially huge. In a typical year we work wih over 350 groupslorg3nisats.ons and engage with approximately 20.000 individuals. We usually enable over 200 people to.volunteer in a year and contribute over 14,000 hours towards a sustainable communily. Participation ranges from one off volunteering of for example 2 hours as a steward al the Carshalton Environmental Fair to several days per week. We provide an environment where people Can instigate thwr own projects. get involved in planning and delivering ath"vities and use their experience, knoMAedge, skills capacrty and passion. Clearly this past year has had its ¢hallenges with the advent of the Covsd-19 pandemic. This has affecteLI some of oui activities negatively and others. to an extent. positively. In accordan￿ with our'Project Suitability Evaluation Process Regarding Chariiable Status Policy, and the Chafity Commission's general guidance on public benefit, the following Trustees, review provides a sumrnary of achievements and the key outcomes of our work over the last 12 months. EcoLocal delivers ils objects through a range of activities. subdivKled under the folk)wing main headings.. 1. Transport and Travel 1.1 Inclusive Cycling: These adivilies are designed to.. engage thè whole community and help make cycling accessibFe to new audiences encourage people of all abilities to take cyding up both for lun and filness promote cycling as an a￿ernative means ol transport pfovide healthy outdcKJr activilies that enab* people to soualise, conlrikyjte to community life and avoid Isolation encourage Ihe involvemenl of volunteers and trackside supporters {peer supporters) at sessions in a variely of roles. providing work experience for unemployed people, and enatling people from economicalty disadvantaged backgrounds to gain skills. During the year these activities were funded as follows.. Gear-up." donations from users Small grants from twsts and sutt￿ C(MJncil Cowd Restart funds {nomially also from delivery of cyde roadshows via the socjal enterprise Ecolocal Services Limited in non-pandemic years) This funding enabled us lo= Redesign the activity lo be delivered in a cowd-safe mannef and restart sessions when ¢ovid ¢ause¢J attendance to be low maintain our established and inclusNe cycling hub at"Ihe David Weir Leisure Centre in the London Borough of Sutton deliver 19 inclusive cycling sessions at David Weir Leisure Centre Inomially over 120 pre-comdl. WFth 205 unique attendees Inorrnally over 1,000 pre•covid). These a￿ mostly people wlh disabilities and older people and their rel8tiveslh"end5 who were able to cyde in a safe. supporbve environment, generaling 725 individual attendances (normally over 6.000 pre-covidl. Due to covid we did not run our usual inclusive family cycling sessions in the school holidays. Due to covid we did not run our usual cycle roadshows (usually 5 - 10 roadshows to over 500 people p￿-cOv1dl. maintain our fieet of over 60 accessible cydes and Supp￿ our Projects & Maintenance group vthich ¢omprises of technical i mechanically experienced volunteers wrjrking with unempbyed and economically disadvantsged peoplè Previous surveys {resuNs Combined with Communty F(>)d Growing activity) show that 870￿ of service users rated the opportunity lo meet other people at sessions as 'g¢xMJ' or 'very good.. 93.fi said they benelited from getting more exerase at the sessions. 80% said they valued the happiness and enjoyment they got from the sessions. 98% thought the staff wère 'good' or 'very g(xx£'. 1 OOOA thought thè activity overailwas good or very gcw)d. In the next year we will.. Seek further fvnding to supwt the re-establishmenl of Vle pr(yect and meet the needs of those mosl impacted by covid Engage more track side supporter ¥0￿￿teers, especialty lo help with.new ¢ovid hygiene 5ySterns THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INMATIVES Registered Charity Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 (England and Wales) E¢oLoeal is the working name of the charity TRUSTEES. REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 Seek to work with other audiences not yet reached. especially those disadvantaged people whose physic81 and mental health has been Most impacted by covh Develop social enterprise opporbjnities including the delivery of road shows as cLJvid allows Maintain our fleet of accessible cydes Promote our wèbsite at wwN.ecolocak clin .or -uk Continue to review and revise operating KKocedures in IwJht of the Covid-19 epidemic 1.2 Bikestreet Project The funds are set aside from previous funded activity working with young people on cycle renovation and maintenance. We will look for opportunities to use these funLls to improve engagp.menl of yo(Jnger p8ople in our Projects and Maintenance group acbvrties. where those adivities relate to cyde maintenance. 1.3 Inlera¢tive School Travel Experience These inieractive exhibits are suited for use in a more permanent location and we hope to be able lo renovate the equipment and offer educational seS￿onS from our rbew p￿MiseS in lulure. No actsvity has taken place %wth this equipment during the year. 2. Local Food I wildlife and nature conservation 2.1 Community Food Growlng & Gardening These activities are designed lo". proV￿e healthy outdoor aGlivib"es that benefit people's menlal and physul wellbeing.. enable people lo socialise, contribute lo community life. avoid i50lat￿n and obtsin exercise enable the involvement of volunteers provide work experience for unemployed peo￿e. and enab￿ people from economi¢ally disadvantsged backgrounds lo gain skills make organic food growng accessible and easy to under51and and encour8ge ￿e￿e of all abilities to take part promote local fcx)d production as a benefit to envtronmental sustainability promole food growing as a means of leading a MO￿ heatthy lifestyle enable participants to take horne free, fresh produ¢e that they have helped grow Ouring the year these activities were funded as follows.. £3449 Postcode Neighbourh￿d Trust {Dec 2021N Nov 2021 > £4000 D'oyle Cart (Dec 2020- Nov 20211 £400 Kingslon Burrows £500 Ethical Investors (wal￿d garden) donations from sale of plants at markets assislance frofft Sutton Council's COVKI Restart fund This lunding enabled us to.. maintain our established Community Allolmenl in Carshatton. The site is approximately 1400m2 and is fully cultivated. The site includes raised beds accessibk for both star￿ing and wheekhair users. demonstration uop rotation, herb gardens - herb spirals and herb wheels, a fruit area. square foot garden, English and Kenyan key hole gardens, container garden, children's activity food growing beds, adult training beds, poly-tunnels. a tea hul, a classroom and a ¢omwsting toilet deliver 98 therapeutic gardening sessions at Carshahon Community Allolment engaging 46 Ltnique attendees (usually 117 p￿-￿Vid1, generating 1.093 indNidual attendances.{856 pre covidl. During ￿vid our usual drop-in therapeutic gardening sessions were suspended. bul a small nurnber of key volunteers continued lo maintain the allotment site coming alrnost daily as part of their covid lockdown exercise contributing over 1.000 hours of volunteer outside of regular sessK)ns. These key volunteers then supported a small number of other volunteers to tske part in regular 'volunteer task sessions, in line with covid regulations. As a result of this new way of working the unique attendee5 was lower than usual but indNidual attendar*ce figures were h￿her. The number of uniqLte attendees is expecled to increase in the following year as local specAal needs cOl￿e groups re-join the project. In December we started additional Saluroay volur)teering sessions in addition lo restarting our therapeutic gardening sessions. uch oflhe focKI grown during summerlautumn 2020 was donaled to Sutton Women's Centre food bank for women in cri￿$, the demanij for whith inueased due to covid. THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Regislered Chanty Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 IEngland and Wales) EcoLocal is the working name of the charity . TRUSTEES. REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 Previou5 feedback (results combined wlh Inclusive Cycling activity) showed that 870A of service users rated the opportunity lo rneet other people at Community alh)tment SesS￿nS as 'good' or 'very good,. 93% said they beneffted from getting more exercise at the sessions. 80% said they valued the happine5S and enjoyment they got from the sessions. 98% Ihought the stsff were 'good' or 'very good,. 1000 thought the activity overall was good or very good Most of our food growing tiaining was suspended during covid lusualty we provide five or more food growng training courses for adultsl- However we restarted our 6 week Organic Fo(Ml Growing course in autumn 2020 which was redesigned lo be covid safe Continued renovating the Wall¢d Garden al The Lodge, delivering 18 garden renovation sessions (usually over 30 pre-covidl. engaging 31 unique allendees (usually 60 pre-covid) for 527 volunteer hours (usually over 700 p￿-￿VId) Sutton Food Forum not active during cowd promote lo¢al food and 5eW sufficiency Next ygar we VAII deliver a¢tivities at Carshatton Community AIIotrnenl deliver food growng training as a sttial enterprise seek opportunities to apply for further funding to develop this work support volunteers to raise funds through sale of excess plants and produce from the allotment conb.nue renovating the Walled Garden at the Lc*Jge with a long term view tornaking it into a productive garden for the benefit of the c(wnmunity promote our activities at www.locaffoodnetwork.or .uk continue to review and revise operating procedures in light of the Covid-19 epidemic 2.2 Greener Schools Network {GSN) This project provides free support to schools in the London Borough of Sutton and the Borough of Epsom and Ewell. Due to the Covid-19 pan(JemK artivibes ha(J to be suspended during the year. The foGus is normally on helping with 5oh(x>l grounds devekTrpment projects by providing design and advice on rejuvenating wildlife and l or sensory gardens, forest areas and Quiet 'nalural' areas. Advice is also provided on how to set up siaff and pupil enwronmental groups. encouraging a team effort to sustain nature areas once they have been set up. Many leaflets are prodLKed by us to give schools information on suitable plants for their gardens, useful contscts lists and ideas lo attract wildlrfe. The project is volunteer led by Trustee Hazel Gurr. Staff. pupils (often via Schcw)I Councils) and parents are all encouraged to get involved. Over 139 schools (including Specjal Schools. Children's Centres and Nurseries) and 4 community groups have now been supported by this project across the 2 Boroughs over the past 21 years Schools increasingly take a more holistic approach to sustainabilty issues and Ihis project helps provide a focus where the school partirypales in Ihe national EGo-5chwls Project. This all links well with other EcoLocal projects especially those on f(x)d growng. home and school energy conseNation, etc. Many schools are now integrating maintenance of wldlrfe areas, energy savtng and food product*)n inlo the curiiculum and Forest School piojects have been started in some schools. At the end of the year plans wÈrÈ undernay wth at least 2 schools to iestart works to wildlife gardenlng areas. One school had used the time during the pandemic to take fO￿ard previous ￿anS to rejuvenate their wildlife area, and we wll be re*ngaging with them on this project_ The Covid-19 situation is likely lo curtail some activity in the short term as schools adjusi back into more nom)al operatK)n. GSN v4ill ¢¢￿tInue to provide support for local schools and other selected community oryanisalions as needs arise. 3. Energy 3.1 Warni Rooms Sutton Council did not requesl any Warm R￿rn5 home surveys this year. Wè continue to hold a small level of funds for this project which wll be reviewed again in the wming M￿ths. 3.2 Other See pala 6.5 for a summary of Home Energy Road Show and Mobile Solar Power actiwty. THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 (England and Wales) ECOLO￿1 is the working name of the ¢harity TRUSTEES, REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2027 4. Re¢ycling and Waste In all our adiwties we encourage reuse, repair and recycling and we promote this rnessage wherever possible_ No fijnded specific 8Cttvity was funded againsl this headrng during the year. 5. Crosseneficiaries of the Charity and the wider local community, the Charity mcx1ernised its govemance arrangements by adopting new Articles of AssOcialic￿ and expanded its charilable activilies in June 2015. The new Memorandum and Articles of Associètion refle¢t more recent law since the inception of the Charities Act 2(106 - now consolidated into the Charities Act 2011. The charity t¢)ok legal advice and obtained the agreemenl of the Charity Commission in rnaking these changes. In the event of the CEI tharitable company being wound up members a￿ requi￿￿ to ￿ntrIbUte an amount not exceedin9 £1. anisational Structure EcoLocal's Board of Trustees comprises belween 3 and 10 members who r￿rMallY meet quarterly 8nd are St)onsible lor the strategic direction and policy of the charity. Currenuy the Board of Tmstees has seven members from a variety of professional backgrounds re￿Vant to the work of the charity. The Company Secretarylchief Executive attends Board meetings trwjt has no voting rights. Three sub-committees have been established.. Business Planning Sub-committee.. Finance Sub-committee." Personnel Sub-committee. Maintenance and development of these eDmmittees is ongoing_ The Chief Executive is responsible for maintaining and developing the charity's strategtc planning. in conjunction wilh the Board of TnJstee5 and the Business Planning Sub-committee. Day to day operation81 respffisibility the provision of seThices rests with Ihe Chief Execulive whose duties include-. ensuring the charity delivers the serwces speafied and thal key performan￿ indicators are met day to day operatsonal management of Ihe EcoLocal building, ICT and resources individual supervision and development of staff in line with good practice ensuring financial and budgetary conlrol is maintained, both in the overall running of the Charity and within individual project5, in wnjunction with the Finance Sub-committee fundraising activitiès. in conjunction with the 8usiness Planning"Sub-Committee overseeing PR work acting as Cornpany Secrelary The Deputy Chief Executive has day to day operational responsibility for individual projects. fundraising activities and business development and contributes to strategic planning and PR work. Ensurin Work Delivers the Chari sAim EcoLocal's 'Project Suitability Evaluation Process Regarding Charitable Status Policy. provides guidance on assessment of potential projects and on review of existing projects to ensure that activities fall wthin the remit of our broader charitable objectives and that these are of benefit to the community. We have also referred lo the guidance contained in the Charity Commission's general guidance on publi¢ benefit when reviewing our aim an(J objectives and in planning future activities. In this way. the Irustees consider how planned activities will ¢ontribule to Ihe aims and objectives they set. THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES RegistereLS Charity Number 1087782, Company Numl>Èr 4137305 (England and Wales) EcoLo¢al 1$ th¢ working name of the charity TRUSTEES. REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 Recruf(ment and A intmenl of The Board of Trustees The business of the Charlty is rnanage£l by the Board of Trustees. The Board consists of not fewer than three and no more Ihan 10 Trustees who are apwjinted by Ihe Board. All Trustees automatically become members of the Charity and theii names a￿ entered into the Charity's register of members. Trustees are eligible for re-appointment at the thirtl AGM {or Appointment Board Meetsngl after Iheir last appornlment. A member stops being a member of the Chanty rf he or she ceases to be a Trustee. All appointments. ￿tIreMentS or removals of Trustees and the Company Se¢retary must also be notified to the Regisirar of Companies al Companies House. In the event of particular skills being lost from the Board of Trustees due to retirements, replacement Trustees are sought from the charity's kxal ne￿OrkS. The Board maintains a broad mix of skills an exper1er￿e in relation to the diversity of work carried out by the charty as well as to re(leGt the demography of the communities and organisations served. Tratlit￿nal business skills suth as finanee, stsff management and strategic management are represented on the 8oard of Trustees a5 well as environmental sustsinability knowledge, teaching, social work, joumalistsc, scientific, youth work. and Community representation skills. Currently the Board of Trustees has 8 members.. 4 are male and 4 fema￿,. 3 describe theMSe￿eS as havin9 a disability. Trustees receive additional training where a need is identif￿. Trustee Induction and Traini Candidates will nomialty be acquainted with one or more of the actrvities of EcoLocal. New Trustee5 are recruited for a specific set of duties or because they have skills which will complement those of existing Board of Trustees members. An initial interview is held wth the Chiel Exe¢uiive and Chair of Tnjstees to discuss the candidate's potenb.al role within the Ofganisab"on. This is followed up with a fvrther meeting wtth the Chief Executsve to define p￿tIselY how their induction and training will pr￿ed. New Trustees receive.. a summary of the main duties and responsibilities of Board of Trustees members a ¢opy of the Memorandum and Articles of Asso¢i8tion land related rU￿s) copies of the last N¥0 years, audited Annual Repori and Accounts additional publications from the Charity CommissK)n copies of recent Board of Tftjstees minules key operational docurnents including agree(J p￿￿eS and procedures New Trustees are required to atter￿ Ihree introductory training sessK)ns. so as to familiarise Ihemselves th stsff, volunleers, currenl pioje¢ts-. obj'ectives and fulure plans general￿. These meetings are usually held with the Chief Executive, bul also involve the Chair of Tnjstees and other personnel as required. A training plan is ag￿ed with the new trustee and incorporate¢J into the overall training plan. An initial 'work plan. is ag￿ed to establish main dulles and rLxrtines. After three months. new trustees are invited to give feedback on their induction. Rlsk Mana emenl The Board of Trustees have conside￿lY the major risks facing the charity. Covering the cost of Core l Managemenl Funding= a primary risk to Ihè organisalion is considerecs to be loss of funding for management capaaty and p￿miseS costs. Trustees consider that this risk Can be offset by.. a) Diversrfying and broadening the chartty's funding base and ensuring that adequ8te levels of management capa¢ty and accommcKJation costs are induded in grant applicab.ons b) Developing a'social enterprise, cutture within the organisalion 50 that relevant proje¢is work toward self-furiding l income general￿￿ in Ihe medium term. An un(tsnnected social enterprise, EcoLocal Services Ltd {ESLI, which grft aids profits to the EcoLwal charity. has previously been established by a Trustee and two members of st8ff and this makes annual Contributions cl Tendering for contracts issued by public aUthC￿tieS and ensuring that these tende￿ are written on a full cost recovery basis dl Ensuring that funding bodies a￿ aware of the organisation's success in delivering requiied utcomes at 90c￿ valLJe for money THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Regislered Charity Number 1087782, Company Number 4137305 IEng18nd and Wales) EcoLocal is the working name of the charity TRUSTEES, REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 Accommodation.. we have invested in improved p￿rnISes a long term lease that will prowde the scope lo implemenl a business plan to enable Ihe charity to be financially sustainable. Work on this pmject has included the establishment of a wholly owned trading subsidiary called EcoLocal Lcxjge Development Ltd {ELDI. More infom)ation on the prernise5 project is summarised above. Recognition of our work.. our knrking name. IEcoLocall and branding is regularfy used alongside deliverable mad(etsng plan. We use our new websrte. the mail-chimp email system. plus social network siles such as ￿ltter and face book to help communicate the charity's aclivities efficiently Data Privacy.. we have crealed new policies and procedures to ensure that we are compliant with GDPR legislation Covid-19 In March 2020 the Covid-19 pandemic created serious addib.onal risks for the charity. Our initial response was to.. temporarily place all of our activities on hold. This had consequerKes for members of staff as the charity was Unab￿ initially to deliver any ath"vities. 14 members of stsff {all part time and sessional) were put on furlough leave for much of the year. in accordan￿ with the govemment's Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. All staff came out of turfough by the year end. change IT systems to enab￿ horne working for key staff not on fudough bègin thè process of assessing new safe working proce(lu￿$ for all our community activities as well as office functions. once the worst of the pandemic is over_ This process has continued throughout the year and has covered a nurnber of variable factors which have needed to be darified for each activity and situab"on. We have also had to modify plans to fit government advice which was vpdaled regularly The Trustees will monitor how the pandemic develops in the coming yèar and especially the impact of vaccinabon and will take appropriate action as necessary to protect the interests of.the charity. The genefal condusion on risk and Cowd-19 is thal Ihe year ahead is likely lo be tough but that the ¢h8rit is in a position to continue to fvnction adequaiety over the period_ Trustees will need lo be vigiL4nt. 10 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Regtstered Charity Number 1087782, Company Number 4137305 (England and Wales) EcoLocal is the working name of the charity TRUSTEES, REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDEO 31 MARCH 2021 Refe￿rt¢¢ and admtnistrative infomiation Charity Name.. Charity Number.. Gomp8ny Number.. Registered and operational address.. The Centre for Environment81 Initiatives (known as EcoLo¢al) 1087782 4137305 The Lodge. Hone￿ Walk, Carshalton, Surrey. SM5 3NX. Contact details-. Telephone E-mail Main Website 020 8404 1522 trevor ecol(&cal.or -uk www.ecolctal.or .uk Board of Trustees= Tom Brake Jirn Bush Helen Craig Alistair Cruickshank Hazel Gurr Tony Patlison Maureen Peglar Liz Udall ([reasU￿rI (left the board in June 20211 (Chair) (Deputy Chair) Company Secretarylchiaf Executive: Trevor Lancefiekl Auditor: Myrus Smith. Charte￿d AcccKJntsnts. NOfft￿n House. 8 Bumell Road. Sutlon, Surrey SM1. 48W Bankers: Unity Trusl Bank Plo Nine Brindleyplace. 8irmingham. B1 2HB Trustees. res ansibilitlÈS 5tstement The truslees Iwho are also directors of The Centre for EnvTronmental Initialives for the purposes of company lawl are fesponsible foi prepann9 the TnJstees' Annual Report and the financial slalemenls in aGcordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards {unIt￿ Kingdom Generally AccepleLI Accounting Practi￿). Company law requires the trustees to prepare financial statemerTts for each finanGial year. Under company law the trustees must not appmve the financtal statements unless they are satssfEd tttat they give a true and fair view of the state of affairs ol Ihe charitable company and of the incoming resources and application of resources, including the income and expenditure, of the charitsble company for that peiiod. In preparing these financial statements. the trustees are required to.. select suttable accA)unting wlictes and then apply them consistently.. observe the melhods and principles in the Charities SORP 2019 IFRS 102); make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent. prepare the financial siatements on the going concern basis Unless it is inappropriate to presume. that the charitable ccffipany will continue in operation. The trustees are responsible for keeping adequate accounting records that disclose wth reasonable accuracy ¥t any time the financial wsition of the charitable company and enable them to ensure that the financial slalernents comply with the Companies Act 2(￿. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the chariiable Company and hence f(x taking reaS￿bIe sleps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregulartlies. In so far as Ihe Iruslee5 a￿ aware: there is no relevant aud5t Trnfomiation of whth the Charitable company's auditor is unaware,. and the trustees have taken all sleps that they ou9ht to have taken to make themselves aware of any relevant audit infomiation and to estabts'sh that the audilor is aware of that information. 11 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 108.7782, Company Number 4137305 (England 8nd W81esl EcoLocal is the working name of the charity TRUSTEES. REPORT AND ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 AUDITORS A resolution to reappoinl the auditor5. MYTUS Smith. and aUth￿Se the Tnjstees lo fix their remuneration will be proposed at the annual general meelin9_ EXEMPTION STATEMENT The Trustees. Report has been prepared in accordance Y￿h the special provisions of Part 15 of Ihe Companies Act 2006 relating to small uJmpan*s. Approved an¢J signed on behaff of the trustees. Alistair Cruickshank (Chair of Trustees) Jim Bush (Trustee) .Dale.' 23 IITIzi 12 INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORTTO THE MEMBERS OF.. THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 1087782, Company Number 4137305 (England and Wa￿s} EcoLocal is the working name of the charity Opinion We have audited the financial slalements of Thè Centre" for Environmentsl Initiatives (the 'charitable ¢￿panY') for the year ended 31 March 2021 which comprise the Statement of Financjal Activities, Balan Sheet. Statement of Cash Fk)ws and notes to the finanual statements, including significant accounting s)oli¢ies. The financial reporting framework that has been applied in their preparation is applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting SlaniJartJs, includin9 Financial Reporting Standard 102 The Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Irelarjd {United Kingdom Generally Acceptecl Accounting Practice). In our opinion the financial statements.. give a true and fair view of the stste of the ¢haritsble company's affairs as at 31 March 2021. and of its inccffiing resources ano application of resources. induding its income and expenditure, for the year then ended., have been properly prepared in a¢Cfydan¢e United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice; and have been prepared in alxordance wilh the requirements of the Companies Act 2006. Basis for opinion We conéu¢ted our audit in accordance with Inlemalion81 Standards on Audrting (UK} IISAS (UKI) and applicable law_ Our responsibilities under those standar(Is a￿ fvrther described in the Audilor's responsibililies for the audit of the ftnancial staterTtent5 se¢tion of our repM)rt. We are Independent of the charitable company in accordance with the ethieAI iequiremenls that are re￿vant to our audit of the financial statements in the UK, including the FRC'S Ethical Slandard. and we have fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in 8ccordance wilh these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to prowde a basis for cyJr opinion. Conclusions relating to going concern In audiling the financial statements. we have conduded Ihat the trustees. use of the going con¢em basis of accounling in the preparation of the financial statements is appropriale. Based on the work we have performed. we have not identified any wnatèrial uncertainties relating to events or conditions that. individually or collectively. may cast signthcant doubt on the charilable companls abilily to continue as a going concern for a period of at least twefve months from when the finanaal statements are authorised for issue. Our responsibilities and the responsibilities of the trustees ￿ respect to going concern are described in the relevanl seclions of ihis report. Other inforniation The other infomalion comprises the.infomiatM)n induded in the trustees report. other than the financial statements and our auditor's report thereon. The Irustees are resw)nsible for the other ir4formation contained within the trustees report. Our opinion on the finanoal ststements does not cover the other information and. except to Ihe extent otherwise expliciuy stated in our retx>rt. we do not express any form of assurance conclusion thereon. Our responsibility is lo read the other infomiation and. in doing so, consider whether the other infomiation is malerially inconsistenl with the financial statements or our knowledge obtsined in the course of the audit or otherwise appears to be malerially misstated. Ifwe identify such material inconsistenues or apparent material misstaternents. we are required to delermine whether this gives rise to a material misstatement in the finanaal statements themselve5. If, based on the work we. have performed, we conGlude that there is a material misslatement of this other infomiation, we are required to report that fact. We have nothing to report in this ￿gard. INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF.. THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 1087782, Company Number 4137305 (England and Wales) EcoLocal is the working name of the Charity Opinions on other matters prescribed by the Coffipanies Act 2006 In our opinKJn, based on the woth undertaken in the cOu￿t of the avdit". the infomiatson given in Ihe trustees. repwt (incorr￿ting the directors. report) for Ihe financial year for which Ihe finanual statements are prepared is consistent vthh the finanual statements." and the dire¢tors' repc*1 has been prepared in accordance with applicable legal ￿quIrernents. Matters on which we are required to report by exceptson In the light of the knowfedge and unde￿landing of Ihe tharitable company and its environment obtained in the course of the audit. we have Th)t identified material Th*sstatements in the direcl(ws' rferort. We have nothing to report in respect of Ihe folbwThJ matters in relation 10 ￿1¢￿ ihè Companiès Act 2006 requ￿￿e5 us to report to you if, in our opinion.. adequate accounting ￿CordS have nol teen kepl. ￿ retums adequate for our audit have not been received from branches not visited by us.. or the financial statements a￿ not in agreement v￿Ahe accountrng recc¥ds and retums., or certain d1sd0su￿S of directors. ￿MUneratiOn speofied by law are not made" or we have not rerRived al the infonmalion arKI explanation5 we require for audit., or the trustees weie not entrtkd to prepare Ihe finanoal stalements in accordance ￿th the small companies, regime and lake advantage of the small companies, exemptions in preparing Ihe directors. report and from the requirement lo prepare a strategic repcfft. Responsibilities of tru5tee5 As explained more fully in the twstees, res￿sibIlitieS statement 581 oul on page 11, the trustees (who are also the d1￿ClorS of the charitsble company for Ihe purposes of company lawl are responsible for the preparation of the financial statements and for being satisfied that they give a tru8 and fair viéw. and for such intemal control as the trustee5 detennine is necessary to enablÈ Ihe weparats"¢)n of financial statements that are free from material missiatemenl, whether due to fraud or eThor. In weparing the financial stalements. Ihe trustees are responsibk for assessing the charitable company's ability to continue as a going concem. disclosing. as applicabte. mattets related to going concem and using Ihe goi concern basis ol accounting unless the trustees erther intend io liquidate the charitable company or to cease operations. or have no realistic allernatNe t¥Jt to do so. AuditoVs responsibilÈties for the audrl of the ffinancial staternents Our objectives ère to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the finanual stalements as a whole are free from material misstatement. whethef due lo fraud or error. and to issue an auditorfs report that includes our opinion. Rea$￿able assurance is a high level.of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance wrth ISAS IUKI wll always detecl a maleIial misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considere(J material if, indiw(Jually ￿ in the aggregate, they could ￿?SOnablY be èxpected to infllence the economic de0￿0￿ of users laken on the basis of these financial slatements. 14 INDEPENOENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO TrIE MEMBERS OF.. THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registere(I Charity Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 (England and Wales) EcoLocal is the working name of the charity I￿gUlaritieS. including fraud, are instances of non-compliance wth laws and regulations. We design prwedures in line with our responsibilities. outlined at#)ve, to delect material rnissiatements in respecl of irregularib"es, including fraud. The extent to whlch ujr procedures afe capable of detecting irregularities, including fraud is detailed below: Enquiry ol management and those charged wth goveman¢e about actual and t)otential litigation or claims and the identifi￿tion of non-compliance with18ws and regulations. Reviewing minvtes of meetings of those charged govemance. Rewewing financial staternent disdosures and iests'ng. to s¢Jpporting dowmentation to assess compliance with applicable laws antj regulat￿On$. Auditing the risk of management overfide of controls. including testtng joumal èntrie5 and other adjuslments for appropriateness.. assessing vthether the judgements made in making accounting estimales are indicative of a potential tMaS'. and eva￿ating Ihe bu%ness rationale of any significant transactions that are unusual or the nomial o)urse of business. Performing analybcal prwedures to identsfy any unusual or unexpected relatiorthips that may indicate risks of maierial rnisstatement ¢Jue to fraud. Professional scepiicism in CA)urse of the au¢Jii arn1 Vlith au¢Jil sampling in material audit areas. Because of the inherent limitstions of an audit. there is a risk that we will not detect all irregularities. induding those leading to a material misstatement in the financial ststements or non-compliance with rÈgulation. This risk inGr8ases the more Ihatcompliance wth 8 law or regulation is removèd from the ev8nts and Iransactions reflected in the f1nanci81 statements, as we wdl be less likely to becA)me awa￿ of instancès of non-compliance. The risk is also greater regarding ittegularitiés Imjrring ¢Jue to fraud rather Ihan error. as fraud invofves inlenlional concealment. forgery, collusion, omission or Mi￿epreSentatiOn. A further description of our responsibilities is availab￿ on the Finanoal Reporting CIMJnal's web5ile atr. .uklauditorsr ilities. This description fomis part ol our auditorfs reporL Use of our report Thi 16 co pur the for report Is made solely to the charitable cornpany'5 member5, a5 a body, in accorijance wth Chapter 3 of Part f Ihe Companies Act 2006. audit wowk has been undertaken so that we might stste to the charitable pany's members those matter5 we are required to stale to them in an auditor's report and for no other ose. To the fullest exlenl pemiittèd by law. we do not accept or assume responsibility to anyone other Ihan haritable company and the charilable companys members as a body, for our audil work: for this report, or e opinions we have formed. en Jones FCA (Senior Statutory Audit￿) For and on behaK of Myws Smith Chartered Accounlanls and Statutory Auditors Norman House. 8 Bumell Road Sutton. Surrey SM1 48W J."IL 2021 15 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 (England and Wales)" EcoLocal is the working name of the charity STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 Totsl Totsl Unrestricted Restricted funds funds Total. Funds 2021 Totsl Funds 2020 Notes Income Oonalions and legaaes Charitable activities Investrnents 8.858 11.220 218 9.576 33.917 18.434 45,137 218 68.960 14.643 216 Total 20,296 43.493 63.789 83.819 Expenditure Raisirhg ftjnds Charitable activities" 1.286 34.530 1,286 80,175 1,629 123.620 45,645 Total 35.816 45.645 81,461 125,249 Net lexpendilurellincome Transfers between funds 10 19 {15.5201 (2.152) {17.6721 {41.430) Net movement in tunds {15,5201 12.152) {17.6721. {41.430) Reconciliation of funds Fund balances brought fo￿rd 19 404,474 59.370 463.844 505,274 Fund balances carried forward 19 £388.954 £57.218 £446,172 £463,844 All in¢ome and expenditure is derived from ¢￿tInuIng activit￿S. The Statemenl of Financial Aclivities includes all gains and 105ses recognised in the year. The notes fomi part of these financial statements. 16 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 108r182. Company Number 4137305 (England and Wales) EcoLocal Is the worklng name of the charity BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 MARCH 2021 Notes 2021 2020 FIXED ASSETS Tangible assets Investments 13 14 713.235 637,166 713,236 637.167 CURRENT ASSETS Deblors Cash al bank and in hand 15 70,690 149,985 67,954 188.705 220.675 256.659 CREDITORS Amounts falling due ￿thin one year 16 13.576 13.987 NET CURRENT ASSETS 207.099 242,672 TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES 920.335 879.839 CREDITORS Amounts falling due after more than one year 17 474.163 415,995 NET ASSETS 18 £446.172 £463,844 FUNDS Unrestricted funds - General ftjnds Designaled fvnds 19 19 105,957 282,997 121.477 282,997 388.954 404,474 Restricted funds 19 57.218 59.370 TOTAL FUNDS £446,172 £463,844 These financial slatements have been p￿pared in acCOrda￿e with the special pmvisK)ns of part 15 of the Companies Aci 2006 relating to small companies. Approved by the Board of Trustees on 231 rL (2021 aThJ signed on their behaff by Alistsir Crui¢kshank (Chair of Trustees) Im Bush (Trusteel The noles form part of these finanaal slatements. 17 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATWES Registered Charrty Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 (England and Wales) EeoLo¢al Is the working name of the charity NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 ACCOUNTING POLICIES General information and basis of preparation The Centre for Environmental Iniliatives is a registered charily {no. 1087782) and private company limited by guarantee Ino. 41373051 registered in England and Wales. In the event of Ihe charily being wound up, the liability in respect of the guarantee is limited lo £1 per member of the charsly. The registered office is gtven in the reference and administrative information on page 11. The charsty constitutes a publi¢ benefit entity as defined by FRS 102_ The financial statements have been prepared in accordance Ac¢ounting and Repo￿n9 by Charities." Statement of Recommer)ded Practice applicable to charilies preparing their accounls in accordance wth Ihe Financial Reporting Stsndard appljcable in the UK and Republic of lieland issued in October 2019, the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland (FRS 1021. the Charities Act 2011. the Companies Act 2006 and UK Generally Accepted Accounting Practice. The financial ststements have been prepared on the going concern basis and under the historical cost convention. The significant accounting poli¢ies applièd in the p￿paration of thèsè financial ststemènts are set out below. These policiès have bèen consistenUy applied to 311 years presented unless othemise stated. Income recognltlon Items of income are recognised in Ihe financkql statements ivhen all of the following criteria are met= The charity has entitlèrnent to the funds", any performance conditions have f)een met or are fully within the ￿ntrol of the charity.. there is sufficient certainty Ihat receipt of the income is considered probable,. and the amoLtnt can be measured reliably. Contrad IncoTne i¥ recognised as the charity earns the right to (x)nsideration through the performance of its services. Expendlturé recognition Expenditure is recognised On￿ Ihere is a legal or construclive obligab'on to make payment to a third party, it is probable that settlement wll be required and the amount Can be measured reliably. Expenditure is Classified under the folbwing a¢tivity headings- Costs of raising funds which comprise those costs associated wth attracling general donations Expenditure on charitable activrties which comprises the costs of running the various activities and services for the charity's ben¢fioaries. Expenditure includes those costs of a direct nature which can be allocated lo a specific activity. It also in¢ludes indirect Gosts, in¢luding govemance costs that do not relate to a spe¢ifi¢ a¢trvity but are ne¢essary to support them. Supsy)rt o)sts are app(Mlioned to each activtty on the basis of stsff time. Fund accounting Unrestricted general fund5 are those ftjnds wh￿h are freely available for use in furtherance of the objeets of the charity and which have not been designated for speufic purposes. Designated funds are unreslricted funds set aside by the truslees for particular purposes. Restricted funds are funds which can only be used in accordance wilh specific restrictions imposed by the donor or which have been rdised a partKuLHr purpose. Tangible fixed assets and depreciation Depreciation is provided so as lo write off the cost of each assel over its estsmated useful life. Depreciation is provided on plant and machinery on a straight line basis at 20% per annum. Assels costing less than £350 3re not capitalised. The assets tJnder construction additions represent costs incurred in the Course of development and constnjclion of the property known as The Lodge. Honey4¥ocMI Walk. Carshalton, Surrey and so no depreciatson is required to be charged at this stage. Assets under construction includes its purchase price. including legal fees. design and. other 01￿¢1 costs attributable io the devel¢)pment including borrowing costs. 18 THE CEMTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registere¢J Charity Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 IEnglatxl and Wales) EcoLocal is the working name of the charity NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 ACCOUNTING POLICIES...ICont'd Leases Operating lease rentals are charged to the Slalemenl of Finanaal Activities on a straight line basis over the perrod ol the lease. Pensions The Charity operates a defined conlribjtion pension scheme. Contributions are charged lo the Stslement of Financial Actiwties in the year to which they relale. Debtors and ¢ieditors Otsbtors and Creditors with no stated interest rate and receivawe or payable within one year are recorded al transa¢tion price. Any b)sses arising frorn impairmenls 8re re￿nised in expenditure. Loans and borrowings a￿ initially recognised at tiansaction price incfuding transaGt*on costs. Subsequently, they are measured at amortised cost using the effective interest rale method. Govemment Grants Grants received under Coronavinjs Job Retenti￿ Scheme is accounted for on the accnjal model.. DONATIONS AND LEGACIES Unrestricted Funds Restricted Funds Total 2021 Total 2020 Gran15 and donations £8.858 £9,576 £18.434 £68,960 Of the £68.960 re￿nised in 2020. £6,080 was Un￿$t￿"¢teO fvnds and £62,880 was restricted funds. INCOME FROM CHARITA8LE ACTIVITIES Unrestricted Restricted Funds Funds Totsl 2021 Total 2020 Grants and contracts £11.220 £33.917 £45,137 £14,643 All of the £14,643 recognised in 2020 was restricted funds. Of the £45.137 recognised in 2021. £28.82? related to thè Job Retention Scheme. where £11.060 was allocated to unrestricted funds and £17.767 was allocated to restricted funds. INVESTMENT INCOME Unrestricted Restricted Funtls Funds Total 2021 Total 2020 Bank inleresl £218 £Nil £218 £216 All of Ihe £216 recognised in 2020 related to unrÈstrictèd funds. COST OF.RAISING FUNDS Dire¢l Costs Totsl 2021 Total 2020 Costs Fundraising activities £Nil £1.286 £1.286 £1,629 All costs for raising funds were Un￿striCted for the current and prior years. 19 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Chanty Number 1087782, Company Number 4137305 (England an¢J Wales EcoLocal is the working name of tho charity NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 EXPENDITURE ON CHARITABLE ACTMTIES Direct Costs Support Costs Total 2021 Total 2020 Transport and Travel Growng and Greening Crossnmèntal.. Schools Environmental Fair Frost Fair COVID fund 1.604 839 16.5 1,604 839 11,961 9.951 14.580 7.382 27 14.880 8.981 (3771 12.904 27 936 559 377 1.611 1,611 940 25.420 4.957 940 18.231 3.835 4.330 8.103 15.292 1.122- 5.670 10.000 Total Restricted Funds 59,370 43,493 45,645 57,218 Unrestricled Funds: General Fund Designated Funds.- Building Acquisition Fund Re￿ganISatIon Fund 121.477 35.816 105,957 260.581 22.416 260,581 22,416 Total Unrestrieted Funds 404,474 20,296 3S,816 388.954 Total Funds £463.844 £63.789 £81,461 £Nil £446,172 Det8115 of the restsicted funds can be found wilhrn the Truslees, Report The Buikling Acquisilion Fund relates to a legacy left to the ¢h8rity. .The majority of ihe5e funds are designated toward the cost of an investment in more se¢tAre premises for the k)nger temi. The Reorganisalion Fund reflects the potential redundancy costs ￿lch the charity could face rf il wère to ¢k)se down. 24 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Chartty Number 1087782, Company Number 4137305 {England and wa￿$) EcoLocal is the working name of th• charity NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 19. MOVEMENT IN FUNDS...ICont'd Comparative infomation for the movement in fvnds in the wevious year is as follows Al 1 Apn'l 2019 At 31 March 2020 Income EXpendrtU￿ Transfers 2020 Restricted Funds= Travel.. InleractNe School Travel Exper1er￿e ITfL via LBSI 8ikestreet Projeci Indusive Cycling l Gear-up Local Food/Wildlife and Nature ConsetvaÉion.- Local FOCKI Greener Schools Neh¥orf¢ Energy.. Wam Roomsl L8S Cross-cutting Environmental." Schools Environmental Fair Frost Fair 1.604 839 14.883 839 16.5 23.107 21,400 6.437 10,259 25 9.314 7.382 27 1.611 1.611 940 23.956 940 25.420 4.957 36.190 7.942 34,726 Total Restricted Funds 51,232 77.523 69,385 59,370 Unrestrlcted Funds: Géneral Fund Designated Funds.. Building Acquisition Fund Reorganisation Fund 171.045 6.296 55.864 121,477 260.581 22.416 260,-581 22,416 Total Unrestrict6d Funds 454.042 6,296 55,864 404,474 Total Funds £505,274 £83.819 £125,249 £Nil £463.B44 25 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES Registered Charity Number 1087782, Company Number 4137305 (England and Wales) EcoLocal is the working name of the charity NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 MARCH 2021 20. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTION Related Party Relationship Detsils Amount Balan¢¢ 2021 EcoLocal Lodge DeVe￿prnent Ltd Subsidiary undertaking Interest free loan repayabje on demand £64.054 £64.054 EcoLocal Services Ltd DirectcKS￿rUsleeS Gift aid donations £2.136 £Nil Comparative inforrnation for related party transactions in the prevKJUS year is as follows.. 2020 EcoLocal Lodge Development Lld Subsidiary undertaking Interest free loan payable on dernand £64,054 £64,054 EcoLocal Services Ltd Directo￿￿[UsteeS Gift donations £16,751 £Nil 26 THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATP4ES Reg151ered Charity Number 1087782. Company Number 4137305 {England and Wales} E¢oLo¢al is the working name of the charity STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTMTIES- UNRESTRICTED FUNDS INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENOITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 Total Unrestricted Funds 2021 Bulldlng Acqulsltion Fund General Fund Reorganisatlon Fund Income t)onations and Legacies Charilable acliwties nvestm¢nls 8.858 11.220 218 8.858 11.220 218 Total 20.296 20,296 Expenditure Raising fund5 Charitsble activities 1.286 34.530 1.286 34,530 Total 35,816 35,816 Nèt ¢xpendilure Transfers behveen funds {15.5201 (15.5201 Net movement in funds (15.520) {15,5201 Reconciliation of funds Fund balances brought forward 121.477 22.416 260.581 404,474 Fund balances caffled fonward £105.957 £22.416 £260.$81 £388,954 This page does not form part of the Statulory Accounts. 27