Compan} Registration Sumber: 04278158
Charitt" Sllmber: 1089419
Waste Not Ivant Not Limited
(A compani limited bi. guarantee, not hai'ini a share capital)
Annual Report and ITnaudited Financial Statements
for the financlal vear ended 31 October 2024
•wASTE NOT WANT NOT
CREATING COMFoKfABLE HOMES AT AFFORDABLE PRICES

M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
CONTENTS
P*ge
Reference and Adiniiiistrative Iiiforination
Tnisrees, ￿￿val Report
Staieineni of Tnislees, Respoiisibilities
Independent EX￿nIneT'S Report
io
Staiejnent of Fillancial Activities
Balance Sheet
12
Notes to the Fillancial Statements
13_17
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(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATII'E I￿F0Rj￿TI0N
Trustees
.%laureen Lloyd
Jiilie Burt
TJ)oiiias Legraud (Appointed 4 .March ?0?41
.Martheii' Foi'stei. (Appointed 17 Janiiary ?0?4)
Roseli￿ry Loiid
GilliaLl.￿a1'ig0Id-jaekS0n
ChalryersoD
Robert Nation
Cknarfjti" lumber ID England And Ivales
1089419
Compalli" Reglstratlon l%umber
04?78158
Registered office and PrincipAI Address
303130.5 Hullgerdown Lalle
CbLppellhain
SN14 OJJ
Independellt Exan)iner
The ALwbrookes Gi'oup Ltd
CILqrtered Accoiintants
Io_markei Place. Dei'izes
Sblo IHT

M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
STATEIIqENT OF TRIJSTEES, RESPo￿SIBILITIEs
for the financial year ended 31 Octobei. 20?4
We present our report and financial statements for the year ended 31 October 2024. We have adopted tho provisions
of Accounting and Reporting by Charaties.. Siatomenl of Rocommended Practice applicable to charitiès preparing
accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland {FRS 102
gffeclive 1 January 20191 Charilios SORP IFRS102)l and the Companies Act 2006.
Structure Governance and Mana
ement
Waste Not Want Not Ltd IWNWNI is a limited company by guarantee and a charity registered in England wth the
Charity Commission.
Our goveming documents are our Memorandum and Articles of Association. In the event of WNWN being wound up
our liability as Trustees is limited to a sum not exceeding £1. As existing Trustees, we elect new Trustees in
accordance with the Articles of Association. On appointment, all new Trustees receive a copy of the Memorandum
and Articles of Association, an induction pack, which indudes information on their role, disclosure and declaration of
inlerests fom and the Charity Commission booklel 'Essential Trustee,. Training is made available lo all Trustees as
required. As Trustees we meet as a board on a regular basis to set strategy and monitor perfomance. We delegate to
the Mar)ager the task of day-to-day management of WNWN, which he carries out lo a high standard.
2. Ob-ectives and Activities
Waste Not Want Not IWNWNI is a registered charity (No 1089419} established in 2002 to collect surplus fumiture and
household goods still in good condition, to pass on at affordable prices to people on low income, using a workforce of
predominantly volunteers.
WNWN'S aims are lo..
> Reduce the effect of povety by offering a source of good quality fumiture and household items at low cost.
Replicate the customer experience given by a High Street retailer by ensuring the showrwm stock is set out
attractively.
> Raise funding to pay for the essential fumiture and household goods for people in crisis Ihal qualfy for
assistance under WNWN'S Fresh Start Scheme. Common (xlls for assistance are for those that have fled
domeslic abuse, been previously homeless or are refugees from war-torn countries.
> Offer volunteering and work experience to the local community enabling them to build confidence and life
skills. For those wishing to move on to paid employment WNWN offers help and support wth CV writing and
interview preparation.
> Help the environment by offering a free collection service to divert surplus household items fit for reuse away
from the waste stream. For every sofa that is reused instead of boing roplacod with new is the equivalent of
4,479 trees taking in CO2.
3. Small Com
an
Exem
tlons
This report is prepared in accordance with the special provisions of Part 15 of the Companies Act 2006 relating to
small companies.
4. Flnanclal Revlew
The slalemenl of financial activities on page 11 shows the incoming resources and the application of those resources
for WNWN. The key factors are as follows..
a} During the year ended 31 October 2024 WNWN had one principal source of unrestricted funding. This was
from sales of donated second-hand fumiture and electrical items, al £189,596. A secondary source of
unrestricted funding is from grants, donations and Gtft Aid refunded.
b) The restricted funds, which relate to funding received for specific purposes, had income during the year of
£0. After taking into account all relevant expenditure of £0 the reslricled fund balance is £0.
The Trustees have resolved to maintain a contingency fund at a level that equates to between three and six months of
the budgeted operational costs. This would provide a cushion against fluclualions in income and would enable WNWN
to continue with its aclivilies. At 31 October 2024 this contingency reserve is £50,000, and is showing as designated
funds, which is within the reverses policy of WNWN.

M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
STATEIIqENT OF TRIJSTEES, RESPo￿SIBILITIEs
for the financial year ended 31 Octobei. 20?4
Invesknent Polic
As thère is a relatively low level of funds available for invoslmont, we consider bank deposits provido a satisfactory
return to WNWN. In the year to 31 Oclobar these have been short term deposits with WNWN'S banker and other UK
regulated banks.
6. Rlsk Mana
ement
As Trustees we review the major risks that WNWN faces on a regular basis and carry out periodic reviews of the controls
over key financial systems. We also consider other financial, operational and business risks faced by WNWN, especially
the maintenance of adequate reseNes and have ensured Ihal insurance cover has been reviewed and updated. As
Trustees we confimi that systems have been established to mitigate, as far as possible, any significant risks.
7. Publlc Beneflt
As Trustees we have kept in mind the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit. The f￿uS of our charitable
activities during the year is sel out in our statements on "Objectives and Activities. and Achievements and Perfomance.
and these explain how as a charity we have delivered public benefit.
Achievements and Performance
The cosl-of-living crisis and ils associated unstable ecor)omy continue lo receive much media coverage.
An in-depth report published in October 2024 by the Joseph Rownlree Foundation, a non-political charity, contains
items as follows..
POVERTY RATES HAVE RETURNED TO PRE-
PANDEMIC LEVELS
HARDSHIP STAGNANT FOR LOW INCOME
HOUSEHOLDS
> 7 million households (60/.) are going without
essentials
> 4 million households (34/) hold a loan thej
originally took out to pay for food, housing o.
essential bills totalling £9.6 billion
> 5.4 million households (46/) ￿ported as not
having enough money for fo¢xI
> If the Govemment are serious about ending thÉ
need for emergency food parcels: tackling chilc
poverty and growing the economy.. they must takÉ
bold action to prevent living standards fron
deteriorating further
> 4.3 million Iow-income households (37%) are in
a￿earS with their household bills or behind on
scheduled lending repayments.
WILTSHIRE COUNCIL'S ECONOMIC UNIT RANKS ITS
281 COMMUNITY AREAS BY INDICES OF DEPRIVATION.
WNWN LOOKS AFTER 11 OF THE MOST DEPRIVED AREAS IN WILTSHIRE'S TOP 20
During 2024 WNWN..
> Supplied affordable goods lo 3,517 individu21s on low income - many had partners I children so in real tems
the charity helped more than 6,000 financially disadvantaged people achieve a more pleasant 2nd comfortable
lifeslyle.
> Raised funding of £62,000 specifically for its Fresh Start Scheme. This scheme enabled WNWN lo provide
free of charge the gssential household items required lo convert an gmply propety into a homg for 85
qualifying clients trying lo rebuild their lives after suffering extreme circumstances. Many had children.
Common referrals for assistance were for people fleeing domestic abuse, those previously homeless and
refugees from war-lorn countries.
> Visited 869 properties to collect donated goods still in good condition and thus diverted some 72 metric tonnes
of usable items away from the waste stream.
> Provided volunteering, training, and work experience to 15 members of the local community including those
with additional needs. During 2024 one neuro-diverse volunteer had built sufficient confidence after two years
with WNWN lo leave and take up paid employment.
WNWN continues lo work with local agencies and organisatior)s Ihal support the needs of people that are..
> Financially disadvantaged.
> In a crisis such as having fled domestic abuse or been previously homeless. By the nature of their
circurnstances, these people when allocated a propety, have none of the essential ilems to make it a home
> Requiring work experience and training to build confidence and life skills or simply have the desire to feel part
of a team and less isolated.

M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
STATEIIqENT OF TRIJSTEES, RESPo￿SIBILITIEs
for the financial year ended 31 Octobei. 20?4
WNWN enjoys good w0￿1ng relationships with representatives of..
> Wiltshire's social housing providers being Greensquare Accord, Sovereign Housing and While Horse Housing
> The Rise Trust, Fearfree (formerly Splitz}, Aabare and other organisalions that connect with sutvivors of
domestic abuse.
> Wiltshire Council Housing Officers.
> Chippenham Borough Lands Charity
> DOO￿aY Chippenham- a drop-in centre for the homeless.
> Building Bridges programme- placements for those with significant barriers to employmenl to gain experience
and build life skills lo gain paid employment.
The six members of WNWN Board of Trustees are all local residents. One is the shop supervisor who fled domestic
abuse wlh her four children some years ago, another is one of WNWN'S long term volunteers. In the last year two new
trustees have joined the WNWN Board.
Feedback from Service Users- Low Income Clients
Custotner feedback is actively sought. Throughout 2024 a random sample of WNWN'S low-income clients were
telephoned for feedback on ils service and the gcx)ds supplied.
Below is a summary of the last 50 calls made in 2024. All scores are repK)rted.
During the call customers are asked to give a rating for various aspects of the service from 1 to 5 where 1 is
poor and 5 is excellent
How would you rare our cusTomer seNice?
46 scored maximum 5, 4 scored 4
How would you raie ourshowroom layout and display.
(Of the 44 customers thai visired ihe showroom)
42 scored maximum, I scored 4. 1 scored 3
How would you ￿Ze value for mone
44 scored maximum 5, 3 scO￿d 4, 1 scored 3 1 scored 2, 1 sCo￿d I
Would you recommend us ft) family and friends?
AII 50 responded YES
Fresh Start Feedback Clients and Referral Agencies
AII FS clients are sent a feedback form and stamped addressed envelope approximately one month after their goods
havè been supplied. Completion is voluntary and can be anonymous if preferred.
l those helped under th9 FSS have their qualifying circumstances confirmed in writing by an independent third party.
In 2024 Fresh Start feedback from clients assislgd and referral agencies included the followng comments:
"Excellent service everyone has
'Great products. Great Seryice.
"Stsff were kind and respeGffiIl and
been so helpful and very polite
Helped me trem&ndously.'
helped me find a fridge and Gooker
and put me through easy 8nd
Prevlousty homeless
for my temporary
didn't make me feel awkward or
accommodation."
embarrassed"
Homeless slngle parent plus
Survlvor of Domestlc Abuse
two chlldren {one wlth speclal
needs)
.1 would like to say thank you to WNWN for helping
numerous customers of mine over the years I have
worked in this role. You have continuously provided
furniture and goods forpeople in what could be their
lowest oflows"
Tenancy Sustainment Officer Property & Support
Seprfice Wiltshire Council
Your seNice is vital for our service users that have
nothing.
Without your help our customers would not be able to
move on with their lives or start a new life.
Thank you foryour continued help offer help to
vulnerable clients.
Housing People Services Wiltshire Council

M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
STATEIIqENT OF TRIJSTEES, RESPo￿SIBILITIEs
for the financial year ended 31 Octobei. 20?4
have had the pr7vilege ofworking as a Support Worker at D¢x)Nay forseveral years, during which time Ihave ￿fen?d
many indiwduals who have experienced homelessness to Waste Not Want Not. This organisabon has pmvided invaluable
assistance by supplying essential white goods to those mowng into new homes. For indivkluals who have been homeless,
the transition into a p￿pety Gan be an overnhelming experienGe. especially when faGed wrth the challenge of sto￿ng
scratd? without fvmiturn. An empty shell is a house andnot a home. The supportprovided by Waste Not Want Not in these
m)ments ispriceless. ￿eneVer we hearof someone transth'oning into a new home, Waste Not WantNotis always top of
mind. Th&ircontribubon to our community is deeply appreciated."
Dlrector of Ser41ces, Door•vay Wlltshlre Ltd
Fundlng
Since WNWN first opened in 2002 it has raised revenue funding towards ils running costs lo try and keep the price it
charges for goods within reach of most of ils low-income dients.
During 2024, and for Ihe first time in ils history, WNWN found that the funds generated from sales met WNWN'S
normal expenditure.
The price of WNWN'S donated goods were not consciously increased during 2024.
It should be noted that sales in 2024 were boosted from funds raised for WNWN'S Fresh Start Scheme.
Incoming granls paid for goods frotn WNWN'S stock that were provided free of charge to 85 qualifying Fresh Slarl
clients during the year.
Fund Raising for WNWN'S Fresh Start Scheme remains an Ongoing Process
In 2024 £62.000 offunding was raised for WNWN'S Flesh Start Scheme solely being used to pay foi go(xls provided
free of charge to clients qualifying for assistance.
A major source of funding throughout 2024 was obtained with the kind assistance of the Willshire Community
Foundation (WCF).
WCF provided funding from its own main grant programme as well as giving WNWN access to financial support for
Fresh Start from several Wiltshire Energy, Food and Community Support Grants and the Poli￿ and Crime
Commissioner's Community Action Fund.
Fresh Start funding was also gratefully re￿iVed from..
> Chippenham Borough Lands Charity,
> Hall and Woodhouse Community Trust,
> Chippenham Town Council
> Chippenham Lions.
WNWN would like lo acknowledge the continued support of the Wiltshire Community Foundation (WCFI. AII WCF
staff are friendly, supportive and very knowledgeable aboui how best lo support work in the charitable and voluntary
sector.
Volunteers
With only one full-lime, and two part lime paid slaff, WNWN is truly grateful to the volunteers thal make up the
remainder of its workforce.
WNWN is proud to give anyone a chance to volunleer irrespective of background or ability
On average WNWN is supported each week by nine part-lime volunteers including..
> Self-introduclions from the local community
> Pupils from secondary schools for work experience
> Pupils from specialist schools and colleges educating neurodiverse pupils and students
> Placements requested by the Probation Service for people fulfilling Community Service Orders.
> Attachments from the Building Bridges Programme for 16-65-year-olds that have significant barrier5 and
challenges to move into education and employment.
In 2024 WNWN received written feedback for a placement it provided which read as follows=

M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
STATEIIqENT OF TRIJSTEES, RESPo￿SIBILITIEs
for the financial year ended 31 Octobei. 20?4
"Horizons Gollege is a specialist education provision foryoung adults with learning disabilities. We are committed to
helping our students gain the skills neGessary to navigate adult life.
Waste Not Want Not has provided a Work ExperienGe plaGement to one of our leamers forjust over years and
given them an amazing opportunity to develop their employability skills and gain invaluable practical experienGe.
We have seen our leamer grow in terms of Gonfidence, communication and independence over this time. They now
have a growth mindset and have an openness to explore new employment avenues. This could not have happened
without the opportunity and supportive environment provided by W8Ste Not Want Not. Thank you for everything..
Outsourclng Collectlons and Dellverles
In 2021 WNWN contracted out ils Collections and Deliveries as its employed van driver had developed cataracts and
was assessed as unfil lo drive.
The continuing use of the 3rd party, mulli vehicle logistics company known as DLR, improves customer service
through reduced wailing limes for deliveries and collections.
Monthly invoices from DLR detailing the charges made for each delivery and collection are analysed. Whilst the
delivery charges are partly offset by the amounts charged to customers WNWN provides donors of goods with a free
collection service.
The analysis of the 2024 monthly invoices confimis that contracting out logistics remains cost effective compared to
WNWN running its own collection and delivery vehicle wth an employed driver.
Goods Collected
Regular feedback calls are made by WNWN lo a random selection ofdonors whose homes have been visited by the
3rd paty logistics service. This helps lo ensure the collections and deliveries are meeting WNWN'S required
standards. Results are shared at regular review meelings with representatives of the logistics company.
Of the last 50 feedback calls made 86 % of those telephoned gave the maximum score of 5 when rating each of the
followng=
> Ease of booking
> Arriving during the time slot allocated
> The friendliness of the van crew.
48 respondents said they would recommend the
collection seNice to their neighbours, family, and friends.
The two donors that did not recommend WNWN'S collection service had their goods declined as the van crew felt the
offered items did not meet the standards required for WNWN'S stock.
Goods Delivered
When carrying out feedback calls lo customers ihat have had goods delivered, they ar9 asked to rale the delivery
service on a scale of 1 to 5 whore 5 is excellonl.
Of the last 50 customer feedback calls made as above 45 oflhose lelophoned gave the van crew the maximum score
of 5, 4 awarded 4, and 1 respondent gave a score of 3.
WNWN is grateful lo the DLR staff for the good seNice they have provided whilst carrying out collections arKI
deliveries on ils behalf throughout 2024.
Publlclty
Our increasingly effective social media presence has helped lo keep us in the public's eye, and this wll continue to be
an area lo focus upon. Pictures of selected goods with appropriate details such as price. size, etc are regulady posted
on WNWN'S Facebook and Inslagram pages. During the year our efforts have increased the number of Facebook
followers from sorne 6,500 to 7,700.
Approved by the Board of Directors on 7 April 2025 and signed on its behalf by:
12 kn1.4
Robert Nation
Chairperson

M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
STATEIIqENT OF TRIJSTEES, RESPo￿SIBILITIEs
for the financial year ended 31 Octobei. 20?4
The tn]siees. Ivho are also directors of Waste Nor Th"ant Nor Limired for the purposes of conipauy law. are responsible for preparing
the [￿ancIal sraiemellts iu accoi'dance ￿,1[&1 applicable laii. and re￿713[10ns.
Compan! laii, requires rhe tnistees as the directors to prepare fllwicial starements for each fui2ncial year. Under rhar laii. the rrustees
hai'e elecred ro prepare the fU￿11¢ial sialenienls in accordallce i4.ith Uniied kLLigdoiii Geiiei'all! Accepred Accouniiug Pracrice
(Unired kuiEdoni Accoiiiiriijg St￿IdaL'd$ and applicable laii'l incliidiug FRS 10? "Tlje Fiiiaiicial Reponing Siandard applicable in
the Uk ￿ld Repiiblic of Irelaiid" Section IA I Siy)all Enriiiesl. Uiider coiiipaiiy laii, Il)e liiislees iiiiisr nor approi'e the f￿￿]CIal
sraremeiirs iiiiless they ￿'e saiisfied Ilial ihey gil'e a rnje and fair i'ieii, of ihe stale of affaiLE of the coiiipany and of ihe surplus or
deficii of ihe company for ihar pei'iod.
In preparing ihese f￿ancIal stateinents, the trnstees are required to..
select suitable accountllig policies aiid applv them consisrenrly:
make jiidgements aiid estiiiiareg thai al'e reasonable and p￿dellr:
stale ii'hethei. Ihe fiiiaiieial starenieiits hai'e been piepared in accordance ividi die i'elevanr f￿anCIal reportitig fi%meThor
idelltify those standards. and note tlie effect alld the reasolls for ally nTrteiial depaiftll'e froiii iliose 9tatLdards:
prepate the f￿allela1 stateineiits Oll the going collcein basis ullless it is illappi'opi'iate io pi'esume that the charity will continue
in operatioll.
The trustees confirm that they have complied ivith ihe aboi'e requirements ill preparing the F￿a[l¢l￿1 statements.
The trustees are responsible for keepillg adeqiiate accoulllillgTecords that are sufficient to show alld explaillthe charilv's trat]sactiOllS
and disclose ii-ith i'easollable acciiracy at anv time the f￿anCIal positloll of the chai'itN' and ellable them to ellsuie ibat the fillallcial
State￿elltS CO￿pIN- ii-itb tbe Coinpallies Act ?006. TheTr are also TeSpO￿lb1e foi. safegiai'ding tbe assets of the ch￿.1￿ and hence for
takillg Teasollable steps foT the prei'elltion alld detectloll of fraud alld other irregilarities.
)roi"ed bTr the Board of Trustees on 7 April 2025 and signed on its behalf b!":
/v/.4
PO
Robert )ation
Chairyenon

M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 compani" limited b!. gllaralltee, llot hasillg a share capital)
l￿DEPENDENT EMMINER'S REPORT TO THE BOARD OF TRITSTEES
OF INASTE NOT WANT NOT LINIITED
hai-e eEamined the f￿ancial statements of the chariw for the fuwicial Fear ended 31 October ?0?4, iTrhich comprise the Statement
of FinaJJ¢ial A¢iii'iiies iiiicoi'poi'aiiiig an tU¢OLiie aud Expelldinjre Ac¢ounii. the Balance Sheei aiid the related nores.
This report is made solely to the charity's members. as a body. in accordance ii'ith ChapteL' 3 of Part 10 of the Compallies Act ?006.
Mv ii'ork has beeii undeitak-eLI so Il)al l iiiighr coiiipile rhe f￿ancial siatenieiirs tljar I l)ave beeii eiigaged ro conipile. report ro the
Board of Trusiees that I have doLie so. aiid slaie those mailers thar I hai.'e agi'eed ro state to iheiii ihis re￿rt and for no other
piirpose. To ihe fijllest exreiir pei'iiiilled by laii.. I do nor accepi or assunie responsibility lo anyone other than the cbariry and the
chariry's n)embers. as a body, foi. ii)v ii'oi'L or for rhis repon.
Respectli'e respoDslbllltles of Iruslees and eiamlller
Tlie cliaritK"S liiistees Iii'l)o are also tl)e dll"ecroi"s of (lie company for the pU￿0$eS of coiiipaiiy laTh l are responsible for ihe preparation
of the fllwicial staremeiirs iii accoi'dance tvith the requitenienis of rhe Coiiipaiiies Aci 1006. The chai"itv's trnsiees consider thar 8
audit is not required foi. rhL'S fi[￿lle1￿1 Ye￿ under Chapier 3 of Port 16 of the Con]panies Act *006 and thai independent
eiaiiiination is required.
It is i'espollsibility to..
eNaJnille the fU￿ClaI stateinellts under section 145 of the Act:
folloii- the pi'oce(hires laid doivn by the gelleral Directiolls gil-en by the Charity Commission ulldeT section 145151 of the
Chai'ilies Act .01 I: and
stale ii-kLether PEllticular ll]attei's hai'e cO￿e to ￿Y attention.
Basi5 of independent examiller's report
-KI}' elajnit￿lIOll il'as c￿'r1ed oiit in accordallce ivith the gellerdl Direction5 giN'en bv the Charity Commission. An exatllillation
illcludes a rel-ie1￿ of the accounting records kept by the clwitv and a conlparison of the fluallcial statements presellted ii-itb tkLose
Tecoi'ds. It also illcliides consideration of ally lini1￿la1 itejns or disclosures ill tbe fluancial State￿entS alld seekillg eXpla[￿tiOnS fro
the trusiees Collcemillg such matters. Tbe pi'ocedures ulldenaken do llot proi-ide all the ei-idence thar ii-ould be reqiiired ill all
authi and cO￿eqUentI}, no opinion is gii.en as to Trhether the accounts present a 'trne and fair, i"ieiN and the report is limited to
those matters set out ill the statenTrnt beloiy.
Independent ￿a￿]ller's statement
Ill conllection Tr'ith m! exatllillatloll, no ll￿tter has coll￿ to attention which gipes me cause to beliei"e that itL ally ￿￿terIal
respeci..
accounting records is'ere not kept ill accordance ii-ith section 386 of the Compallies Act ?006
the fl[L￿claI siatements do not accord iNith those accounrillg records
the fl[L￿claI statements do not comply Is'ith the accoiinting reqiiirements of tbe Charities Act
the f￿ancial statements haN'e noi beellprepared ill accoi'dallce ii-ith tbe accoiinting reqiiii'enienis of section 396 ofthe Con]pallies
Aci ?006 alld ii'ith the inethods alld prillciples of the Sraremeni of Reconllnended Pi'actice applicable ro cbariries preparillq their
accoiinrs ill accordallce ii'ith ihe Finallcial Re￿nIng Sralldard applicable ill the UK and Republic of trelalld IFRSIO?
there is funber infoL'niatlOll Lieeded for a propel. iindersralldillq of the accounts to be i'eaclied.
hai'e no concerns and haNe come across no other matters in connection ii'ith the examination lo which attention thould be draivn
in this reDon in order ro eijable a DL'opei' iilldersraudillg of the fu￿1¢1?1 stateiiients to be i'eaclied.
Ilr Andreii. Fl$her FCA
THE ALANBROOkES GROUP LTD
Chaitered AccoiiiiraL)ts
10.Xlatker Place. Devizes
SNIO IHT
Date: 7 Aprll 2025
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M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
STATEIIqENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
Dcorporatini an Income and Expellditure Account)
for the fuwicial Ye￿. ended 3J Octobei. 2074
ITnrestricted
Fund$
2024
Restricted
Fund$
2024
Total Unrestricted
Funds
Fiiiids
2024
70!3
Restyicred
Funds
Toral
Fullds
Notes
Income
Chariiable acriNiiies
- Grants from goi'ernments and
orher co-fiiiiders
Otber rrading actii'ities
Ini'esinients
8,174
8,174
11.180
46,487
57.667
189,496
2,745
189,596
2,745
159.813
1,409
159.813
1.409
Toial Ineome
200,$15
200,515
17•.40?
46.487
IS.SS9
Expendlture
Chariiable activities
17S,496
175,496
136.999
46.487
I S.1.4S6
et incotll&(eipellditure)
25,019
25,019
35.403
35.403
Transfers bett￿een funds
Jet moi-eD]ellt in funds for
the fmancial Trear
25,019
25,019
35.403
3.5.403
Reconciii9tion of funds:
Toral fi￿d5 begI[￿L￿g of Ihe
year
12
81,149
175(M)
98,649
45,746
17.500
Totgl fimd5 gt the end of the
106,168
17500
123,668
17.iOO
98.649
l-ear
The Starement of Firwicial Activities illcliides all gaills and losses recoqrLised ill the fmancial year.
All income alld expenditure i'elate to contilliiillg acriN"Lties.
The note5 on page5 13 to 17 fo￿ part ofthe fin8ncial Statements
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M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 cotllpani" limited bi. gllaralltee, llot hal'ing a share capital)
Compani. )umber'. 04278158
BALA￿CE SHEET
as at 31 O¢iober )0"4
2024
Flxed Assets
TaLigible assets
1294
557
Current Assets
7,212
10,587
123,973
3.060
Ll.072
1 ?5.9?8
Debtors
Cash ar bank. and in hand
141,772
140.060
Credltors: Amount$ falllng due iTrlthlll one I't&r
io
(19,398)
141.968)
et Current Assets
122,374
98.09•
Total A55et5 less Current Liabilities
123,668
98.649
Funds
Resti'icted tsust fullds
Desigllated fiwds lU￿.eStriCled)
Gellei'al fund Iiinrestrictedl
17,500
50,000
56,108
17..500
50.000
31.149
Totgl fvnd5
12
123,668
98.649
These fi[￿9￿ClaI statements have beell prepai'ed in accordance Tr-ith the special PTOI'isions relatiug to small con]panies Tr-ithill Part 15
of the Con]pallies Act ?006.
For the financial N'ear ended 3 1 October ?014 the charitv Tr?s elltitied to exemption from audit under secrion 477 of the Compallies
Act 1006.. alld no notice has been deposited under secrion 476.
The tnistees confinn that the membei's hai'e not required the companN' to obtaill an audit of its f￿anciaL staten￿ntS for the fllwicial
Ye￿ ill quesrioll ill accordance Ni'ith section 476 of dLe Compallies Act 1006.
The tnistees acknoii'ledge their responsibilities for ensi￿1￿£ that the charity keeps accoiintillo records iTrhich complv Th'ith sectioj)
386 alld for preparillg f￿anCIal stateinents iN'bich gii-e a tnie alld fair i'ieiiT of the state of affaii's of the chariTh' as ar the end of the
fwallcial year and of lis profil aIid loss for the fmallcial vear ill accordance ii'itb the i'eqiiireinents of sectiow 394 and 395 and ii,hich
orheni'ise comply with the i'equii'eiiieiiis of the Compauies Act ?006 relatiug 10 f￿all¢La1 statemellrs. so far as applicable io the
chkriry.
The f￿all¢la1 stateiiients have beeLI pi'epared in accordance ii'ith the proi.-isions applicable to COLiipanies siibject to the su)all
collip￿lieS, regune aud in accoi'daLice ipiili FRS 10? "The Fiaaucial Repoitillg sT￿ldai.d applicable the Uk ￿)d Repiiblic of
Ireland" applying Seciion IA of iliat Siandard.
Approi'ed b!. tbe Board of Tru$tee$ And autborlsed for l$sue on 7 Aprll 2025 and slgned on Its behalf b!.
R /L/.4
porf
Robert Natlon
Chalryerso
The note5 on page5 13 to 17 fo￿ part ofthe fin8ncial Statements
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M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 compani. limited bi. guarantee, not hasing a share capital)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
foi the fujatscial Ye￿. ellded 3J Octobei. 10)4
GEJTRAL INFOR￿IATIO￿l
Wasie Nor Want Not Liiiiiled is a coinpany limired by guaranree iucorporated in the Uniied KLugdom. The regisiered office
of the charity is 303130.5 HIiLJgei'doii'ii Lane, Ckn'ppenhanL SN IJ OJJ ii,hich is also ihe pi'iiicipal place of business of the
clwiry. The fujancial siateiiieiiis have been presenied in Pound (£1 wkn'ch is also ilie funciional currency of the chariry.
SIILIL4RY OF SIGYIFlC￿T ACCOL)TP*G POLICIES
The folloii'ing accoiiniing policies have been applied consisrenrly in dealing ivith ileins ivhicb are considered ￿￿TerIal ill
relation io the chasity's financial staiemenis.
Bgsfjs of preparAtIoD
The fiiialleial siareineiits have been prepared under the hisiorical cost conveiitioii, iiiodified to include certain irems ar fair
value. The fLtLaiicial staieii)enls hai'e beell prepaied ill accord8llee ifvitli die Slaieiiient of Reeomiiiellded Ptaetice ISORPI
"Accoulltillg aiid RepoitlLig by Cliarilies pieparillg their aCCOiilltS ill aeeoi'daiice ￿LtI1 ilie Fillallcial Reportillg Sialldard
applieable ill the Uk alld Repiiblie of ￿'e1alld FRS IO*..
applyillg Sectloll IA of tliat Siandard.
As permitted by the Collipallies Act ?006. the charity has V￿led the standard forinats ill that act for the Statejllent of
Fitwcial Actii'ities and the Balallce Sheet. Departures froD] the standai'd forinats are to comply ￿'1th the requiteD]ents of
the Charities SORP and are ill compliance ii.ith sectioll 4.7. 10.6 aud 15.2 of that SORP.
Stgtemellt of compliance
The f￿anCIaL statements of the chai'itp for the fllwcial vear ellded 3 1 Octobei. 20?4 baN'e been prepared Oll the goillg
collce￿ basis and ill accordance the Starejllellt of Recollllnellded Pi'actice ISORPI "Accoiintillg alld Reportillg by
Charities preparillg the￿ accounts ill accordallce Tr"ith the FI[￿claI Reportillg Staudai'd applicable ill the LK and Repiiblic
of Irelalld FRS 102" applyillg Sectloll IA of that Stalldard.
Fund gccollnting
The folloTr'illg are the categories of funds nlailltailled..
Restricted fvndg
Resu'icted funds repi'esent illcome receii'ed ￿'bICh call ollis, be used for p￿ticul￿. purposes, as specified by the donors.
Such pwposes Ni'iihiu the oN'erall objecrii-es of the clwiry.
Inrestricted funds
Lnrestricted fi￿dS co￿lst of General and Designated funds.
Gelleral fi]nds represent amounis ￿hleh are expendable at the discretion of the board, ill fiirtberance of the objectiNes of
the charity.
- Designated funds coiiiprise uw'estricted fiinds that the board has. ai lis discretion, set aside for particular pwposes. These
desiguations haNe an adininistrative piirpose onLy. and do not legally restrict the board's discretion to apply the ￿lld.
IDcome
J¢onie is recognised by inclusion in the Slaremeni of Finaucial Actii'ities only ivhen the charity is legally eniirled ro the
inconie. perforiiiaLice coiidilions aitached lo rhe itemisl of iucoiyie have beeii iiiel, the aiiiounis iuvoli'ed can be measured
i'irh sufficieiir reliabiliiy aiid li is pi'obable ihar ihe inconie ii'ill be i'eceii?ed by Il)e cliai'iry.
Income from charltable actli'ltles
icoiiie fi'oiii cliai"Irable acrii'ilies incliide income eamed from rhe supply of seivices linder contracrual arrangemenrs and
from performaiice i'elaled gL'aiiis Thhich hai'e conditions ihai specify the provision of paificiilar sern'ices io be proi'ided by
rhe ehariry. Thicoiiie fi'oiii goi'eL'lliI)enr aiid oiher co-fiwders is recogiiised ii'lieLi ilie cl)ariiy is legall! eniitled to rhe income
because it is fiilfLlluig tl)e coiiditiolls Colltailled in the relaied fiiiiduig agi'eeiiieLlts. Wliei'e a graiit 19 ieceii'ed in adi'ance. ils
recogllitioll is deferi'ed aiid incliided in crediiors. Il"here eniitleineiit occurg before uicome is receii'ed. it is accrned iti
debiors.
Grallts from goverlltnents k￿d other co-funders typically illclude one of the folloiving rypes of conditions..
Performance based conditions.. Ivherebv the charity is contractually entitled io fiinding Olllv to the extellt that the core
objectii-es of the gi'aiit agree￿ent are achiei-ed. Il-bere the charity is meetillg the core objectiTres of a grallt agreemellt. it
recogtlises the related expenditure, to the extellt thai it is reimbursable by the dollor. as iucome.
-Time based conditlolls.. Ivhereby the ckLarity is colltractually elltitled to fundillg on the condition that it is utilised in a
particiilar peri￿. tn these cases the charity recowises the income to the extent it is utilised ivithill the peTiod specified ID
the aw'eemellt.
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contilliied
M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 compani. limited bi. %llaralltee, llot hai'in% a share capital)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
foi the fu1￿cial Ye￿. ellded 3J Octobei. 20?4
tn the absence of such condiiions. assiilliing thar receipt is probable aud the aniouiil can be reliably measured. grant inconje
is recoguised once the chaL'ity is uotified of eniir1ell￿ll1.
Grauis receii'ed toivai'ds capiial expenditure are credited to the Srateinenl of Fiiiancial Activities iihen received or
recei4'able, Ivhichevei. is eai'lier.
Expendllure
Expendinire is aiial}'sed betyveeii costs of chariiable acrii'ilies and raisiiig fiiiids. Tlie costs of each acrii'iry are Sep￿.arelY
acciiiiiiilared and disclosed. aLid ￿l￿1vsed according io their major coiiipoiieL)Is. ExpeLidittire is recogiised ii'hen a legal or
constnicrii?e obligaiioli exisis as a resi111 of a pasi ei'eni. a transfer of ecoL)oiiiic beLiefiiS is required in setileiiieni aiid ihe
iiouni of ihe obligalioii caii be i'eliablv measured. Siipport costs are tliose fiILiclioiis rliar assist the ii'oik of rhe charirv bui
callnor be arti'ibiited to oiie aclii'ity. Such cosis are allocaied to actikities lli propoitLOLi io siaff lime speni 01 other suirable
measure for each actiVLty.
Tallglble fixed assets and depreclatlon
Tclll£ible fixed assels al'e stclted at Cost or at fvaluatioL less aceumulated depreciaiion. The charge to depTeeiation is
ealailated to iNI'ite off the OL'igillal cost or %￿UatIOn of tangible fjxed assets, less their estimated residual t'alue. OlTer theit
expected useful lives as follows..
Plaut alld machillery
Con]puter and office eqiiipmellt
150/0 Reducillg Balallce
250/0 Reducillg Balauce
Ini"entories
Illi-enioi'ies are stated at the loii'er of cost alld netiealisable i-alue. after ￿￿killg diie alloii'allce for obsolete alld sloii- Jnol-illg
ltell￿. Cost illcludes all costs illcurred ill the llorjnal cOu￿e of business bringing them to their presellt locaiioll alld
condition. Illi'elltories comprise fiindraisillg materials. It is not considered pi'acticable to i-alue ini-enlories of ullsold
dollated goods ar the finallcial year end.
Debtors
Debrors are recogllised at the settlemellr amoullr (lue aftei. discount offered. Pi'epaymellrs ￿'e i-aliied ai the a]noiint
pi'epaid llei of an! trade discoullrs diie. [llcO￿e recOg[￿ed bN, the ch￿lty fi'oin goi'erllment agencies alld other co-fulldeLS,
bui not yet receiNed at f￿a￿cial year end, is iucliided ill debiors.
C%sh gt b9nk and in hand
Cath at bank ill hand comprises casb on deposit at bat￿ requiring less than tlu'ee mollths llotice of Tr'ithdraiNai.
Taxation
The cbarity is considered to pass tbe iests ser oiii in Pardqrnph I Scbediile 6 of ihe Finallce Acr 1010 and therefore ir meeis
the def￿ltIOn of a chaL'itable coiiipauy for UK corporarioll lax purposes. Accoi'dingly. the charinT is poielliiallv exeinpi
frojn rLxation in i'espect of uicoiiie or capiral gains receii'ed ii'itliin categoi'ies coN'ei'ed bv Chaprer 3 Pan 11 of the
Corporation Tax Act ?010 OL. Section :.)6 of ihe T&xaiion of Chargeable Gains Act 199? to the exlenr thai such income or
gaitis are apph'ed exclusively to chariiable purposes.
CIL41UTABLE ACTII'ITIES
l-nreslrlcted
Fund$
Restrlcted
Funds
2024
?0?3
GraDts from goi-ernmenls And other co-funders:
Iiicoiiie fi-oiii cliai-itable aclii'ities
8,174
8,174
57.667
OTHER TIL4DING ACTII'ITIES
l-llreslrleted
Funds
Restrlcted
Funds
2024
?0?3
Other traditlg activities
189,596
189,596
159.813
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contilliied
M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 compani. limited bi. %llaralltee, llot hai'in% a share capital)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
foi the fu1￿cial Ye￿. ellded 3J Octobei. 20?4
Inrestricted
Fund$
Restricted
Fund$
2024
tni'estments
2,745
2,745
1.409
EVENTIITLRE
CIL41UTABLE ACTII'ITIES
Dlree¢
Co$ts
Otber
Co$ts
Support
Costs
2024
?0?3
Expendirure on charitable activites
Goi'emallce Cogts (Noie 4.?)
171,576
3,920
171.570
3.920
180.303
3.IS3
175,496
175.490
183.486
COSTS
Direct
Costs
Other
Costs
Support
Costs
2024
?073
Charitable actiN-ities- governallce costs
3920
3,920
3.183
T LNCO)tE
2024
et Income is stated after chargin￿(CredItI￿g).
Depreciation of rallgible assets
408
156
E)IPLOYEES RETrtLTNEILiTIor
The staff cosis compi'ise..
2024
Wages and salaries
54,640
There ￿'ere no enjployees with emoliiments iu excess of £60.¢J)O per annum.
TLJGIBLE FIXID ASSETS
Plant and
machlnery.
Computer
and o￿l¢e
equlpment
Total
Cost
Al l Noveniber •0?3
Addifions
453
260
1.145
713
1.145
At 31 October ?0fj4
1.405
1.8$8
Dtpreclatloll
At l Not'eiiiber •0?3
Charge for the flllancial year
91
65
336
156
408
At 31 October ?024
163
401
564
et book i-alue
At 31 Octobei. ?0?4
290
1,004
1,294
At 31 (kxober 2023
362
195
-557
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contilliied
M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 compani. limited bi. %llaralltee, llot hai'in% a share capital)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
foi the fu1￿cial Ye￿. ellded 3J Octobei. 20?4
STOCKS
2024
STock
3.060
liems purchased for resale valued ai a cost of £7.•1?
liems donaied for i'esale valiied al nil.
DEBTORS
2024
?0?3
Taxatloll and social seciirity costs
Prepayinents olld accived income
2.545
8.042
8.641
10.587
11.07?
io.
CREDITORS
Amounts falling due ii'ithill olle )'ear
2024
?073
Trade creditors
Taiation alld social security costs
Othei. credito
Accruals alld deferred illcome
2J02
-513
10,062
0,434
4.706
19J98
41.968
ii.
REsER}￿s
2024
Ar rbe begi[￿illg of the year
Surplus for the finallcial year
98,649
25,019
3.5.403
Af the end of the year
123,668
98.649
12.
12.1
FIThTIS
RECOJCILIATIOY OF NIONTIIIENT P* FIThTIS
Unrestrlcted
Funds
Re$trficted
Fund$
Total
Funds
Af l Noveniber ?0?2
Moi'emenl during the financial year
45,746
3.f ,403
17.5
3fj.403
Ai 31 Ocrober ?013
oi'emenl duruig the f￿allela1 year
81,149
?5,019
L7.fOO
98.649
At 31 October ?0fj4
106,168
17.500
123,068
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contilliied
M'aste Not Want Not Limited
(.4 compani. limited bi. %llaralltee, llot hai'in% a share capital)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
foi the fu1￿cial Ye￿. ellded 3J Octobei. 20?4
12.2
IALYSIS OF N101￿￿￿ENTs ON FiThT)S
BAIAnce
l Joi'ember
2023
Income Expendlture
Transfers
betss'ee
rund$
Balance
31 Oclober
2024
Restrlcted funds
Resri'icred
l-Drestrlcted fuDd$
DesI￿laled
Unresrricred General
17.500
17.5
50.000
31.149
50.0
$6.168
00,fj15
17.f ,496
81.149
00.515
117S.4961
106.168
Total funds
98,649
200,415
175,496
123.668
Designated Fund
The C￿￿'1ry aiins to liold sufficient resen'es to eot'eT at least 3 months of the allnual budgeted operdtiDg costs in the form
of a contillgellcy reserve.
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)ALYSIS OF ASSETS BY FLTh
Fiied
5sets
- chgrih" use
Current
assets
Current
liabilities
Total
Unrestricted geneTal funds
141,257
(18,883)
1?3.668
1294
141,257
(18,883)
123,668
13.
STATL S
The charity is a compally limited by guaralltee llor haTr"illg a share capital.
The liabiLity of the members is limited.
Ei'ery member of the company illldeiTakes to contribure to the assets of the coinpany ill the eN'ellr of irs beillg i1-ol￿d up
-bile they al'e inetnbei's. oi. IlTltblli Olle f￿anCIaL N'ear thereafter. for the paynient of the debts alld liabiliries of rbe compally
Colltracied befoL'e they ceased to be members. alld the cosrs. charges and expenses of ii-llldillg up. aud for the adjusinient
of the rights of the contribiilors among theJ])seli-es. such amount as may be reqiiii'ed, not exceediug £ l.
14.
POST-BAL4￿cE SHEET EIT￿Ts
There have been no significant events affecting the Charity since the flliatscial yeai'_end.
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