Charfty reglstratlon number 1093385
Compny ragtstratlon nuffi￿r 04132834 IEngland and Walos)
FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
ANNUAL REPORT AND UNAVDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024

FOXHILL FORUM LIMITEC)
LEGALAND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Tru8to0•
l Davidson
G Moor8
S A8htgn
R Woolham
J Moore
Socrolary
l Davldson
Charlty numbor
1093385
Company number
04132834
R•gl¥tered offlce
In-volve Communlty Hub
?1-33 Wolla Road
Sheffield
S8 1BT
Ind•p•nd•nt gxamln•r
Well$ Rl¢hardson
Cannon House
Rutland Road
Sheffléld
S¢ulh Yorkshlre
S3 8DP
Bankern
Barclays Bank Plo
11>12 Pin81one Streel
Sheffield
S12HN

FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
CONTENTS
Page
Trusl8es' report
Independent ex8mln8r's r8POrt
Statement of finanfial actlvlties
10
B4lan¢e sheet
11
Not88 to the finanLXg18tAtemènls
12-24

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FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Th8 trustéès present their annual report and finan¢lal staiemgnts for th? ye8r ended 31 Marth 2024.
The nnancSal stalemenls havè been pr8pared in accordance wilh th& acex)unting polic49s set out in note 1 to th8
financial statements and CA)mply with Ihe charity's Memorandum and Artides of Assoc¢ation, th8 Companies Act
2006 and Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. Slatement of Recommended Practice applicable lo charltles
preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financlal Reportlng Standard applicable in the UK 8nd Republic of
Ireland (FRS 102)" {effe¢llve 1 January 2019).
ObJe¢tlv•8 and actfvltlos
The objectives of the charlty aro..
the advancement of education of the inhabitants of north éast Sheffield (hereinafter called the "area of benefit"),
Ihrough training and relralnlng in particular bLrt not exclusively amongst unemployod people, and by the provlslon of
work experience of such people.
thft relief of poverty of the Snhabitants of north ea8t Shaffiold bul not exclusively by the provislon of Information and
adviGe for communlty group8 regardlng fundlng and other means of finandal assistance,, and
the provlslon of facilities for recreation or other leisure Ilme ocLypation for Ihe Inhabitants ol the area of benefit In
the interest of 8oclal wolfaie whh the object of improving thelr conditions of Ilfo.
slon.. to be recognis8d as Ihe key nelqhbourhc•od provider of local opportunilies, experlences, and ¢ommunity
r8source8 in Foxhlll.
Mi$$ion: to creaie a community where lo￿1 people are Involved and 6mpow8red to pay an active role and make a
difference.
Stralogic Priorltles
Promote OL4rselves locally an(1 city-wide as Ihe key provlder of local opportunities. experience, and resources In
Ihe area
Involvo local people in ways Ihat remove any barriers they may face in aG(%6sing what we provide
Develcping or9anisallon
En8ure ¢onfidenGe and assurance In the quallty and C￿ntInUItY ofwhal wo provlde.
Ttte servl¢a$ we currently provlde
Our fcur core 8trand5 are as follow4..
Active Involvement ProgTamme including volunteering. work placements and volce & inllyen¢e
Health and Well Belng Programm• whiGh Includes physl¢81 arflvitie5, heallhy eating and cooklng whlch Includes
providlng young people with a ran98 of activllies aft?r school and during school holldays including Saturday Brunch
Club.
Community Lèamlng Opportunltles
ICT Dmp In, job search support and digltal incluslon Support.
PubliG l)eneffl
The tru3tee8 have pald due regard to guidance i88U8d by the Charlty Commis$lon in derAdlng what aclivilles the
charity should undertake.

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AGhlev¢ments and perfomwn¢•
BBC Chlldren In N••d -Attlv• Cft120ns of th? Futur• <Y3
Bon•flclary Bre4kdown
otal Number of Individual Chlldren
144dvanta od Chlldren A
es&9
Isadvanta &d Childr•n A
04 10-16
90
Obl￿tIV• 1
Young people rnport l••llng bettèr •qulpped ond prepared lor th• futur• a• a result of p4rtl¢lpatlng In
opportunltl•• Ihat 8UPPOrt the developmènt of 98$•nti•l lffe Fkllls.
We have seen many new young people altend and partiC4pate In a range of adlvitles and opportunllle8 maklng
significant progress developing essentlal life skills includlng leaming h¢)w lo cook. as well as bake using a range of
kStchen equipmant, undgrtake basic fiist aid, make, bulld, and ￿eate thing8 through séwlng, work independentty and
wllh others. Young people hBve used Lego lo develop thelr Greatlvlty, communlcalion, work In small tesms and
problgm $olv•.
Following the succe55 of deliveiing a beginners first aid COUfS9 (Mini Madlcs) In Y2 we ran a further block in Y3 to
new group of ycung p8opl8 who had never undértaken this bofore. Again, young people w8r8 positive in their
feedback as to how much thèy enjoyod thè se88ion, boing able to practice what they had laamed includlng
emergency ie8pon8e, bandaging and the recovery position.
All young people ragardless of which activity they participate in recelva a c*rtrficate of partlcipation. Feedback from
one af the particlpants was that they had enjoyed learnlng an importanl lif8 skill - other feedbad( Included 'we don't
do an￿hIng Ilk• ih18 al 8chool I will be able to help othars." l am pleased I came along 8nd djd thls."
C¢xking and Baklng as a block of actlvlty remalned popular with young people who recognise ils importance as they
grow and how important a Ilfe 8klll it is helplng them to become more independent and self-sUffi￿.8nt In lal8r11
other skills includin9 weighing out Ingredlents. Young Peopl8 advise us they are developing their Ibfe skills.
Young P￿pIe continue to make con8id8rable progress they contlnu• to grow in confideneA. not needlng tha alma
level of help and support 88 when they flr$t started, The feedback we gathered from parent5 reinforces what young
people tells us Ihal thè $kill¥ developed ara then being Iran$ferred into the home. They like the fact they are shown
Ljnder supervislon how to use cooking equipmenl such as a blender, an induction hob. It has been great to hear
from young people 8180 roport this too,
When we bakè and cook, we incfease th8 quantity of ingredienls so youn9 people can think about sorneone else
they are able to make for. Thi8 txjuld be someone th8 family know - a n6ighbour, an older resident for examplè. a
fgmily mamb•r
grandm4, next door nelghbour enwura9lng them lo tnink aty0￿ dolng somglhing for someone
else - an act of kindness.

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Obl•ctlv• 2
Young p•ople rnport being able to •xpre8$ th•lr Indlvlduallty, th•lr vl•w8. and ideas a• a r6sult of
partlclpatlng In creatlve and communlty aGtlon-basod opportunltle•.
Young peopl8 conlinue to make consldernble progress, Ihey are maturing. growing in confidence. devolop thèlr
listening. and communication skills emotional and soci81 development sklll8, their inleraGlion wlth othors through a
range of gctivities including CeramicslPottery. Expre36ive Arts
Opportunitles.
Drama, Muslc, Slnglng and Communlty
Feedback from young p8opI8 has resulted in additional creative aciivitles using differ8nt medium8 being offered.
Foll¢)wing a nature theme, alr day was Used with the young people to make their own buttèrtlies and bug8. Y¢ung
people found thls "relaxlng", '1￿8 not used us8 alr clay, but I Ilk8 the feel of it" I like b8lng cr8allve. I can be m8.
Wnen young people are engaged In cre8llve acllvltl88. we find them to conc4nlrate and focus on what they are
maklng"
Communlty Aclion Projects: We have dellvered activities with an emphasls on Acts of Kindness. Through
feedback young people expr&ssed an inter88t in wanling to make Ihlngs not only for them but for others.
Sewing; an actlvlty<hlldr8n do not gel an opportunlty lo do In primary 8th001. Young People were able to develop
their fine motor 5ki118 and experlence usin9 a sewln9 mathlne to make a 80ft loyrtelt character which thpy could then
gift to a younger sitling or evgn donalo as an act of kindn888 to another ¢hild or member. We had a lol of feedback
from young people Induding .1 enjoyad using the sewing machlna to mako something for 80meone ol$e 11 dld not
take lon9 to make..
Young p60ple have leamed more through activities about what we mean by community, Ihlnking about those who
might ncl have a lamily or live close by to visit or live on thelf own. Young people were asked to ¢on$ider what It
might feel like to be lonely and whal they might do indlvidually and tO9elher to brighten up someon8'8 day on
approachlng tho fo8tive period.
We delivered a project aimed al older people who ￿side In Mldhurst Nurslng Home. The young p80pl8 worked in
groups to explore Ideas. They colle¢iively agreed on a Christmaslfestlvé seasonal card containlng a handwrllten
message lo each resident, Including a home-made cracker and bauble for display in their own room or on the tr86,
The young people leamod more about Christmas being a lonely Ume wllhDut famlly or fr18n48. Faadba¢k ineiuded "It
was ni￿ tc do 8omelhlng for others- 'enloy8d produclng differenl things we could make. I liked being able to de8lgn
bauble from scratch. It wa8 9reat U8Fng W¢)0￿ "It fett good dolng somelhlng for others and kind..
Young people are partieularly interested In the envlronment havlng grown edible he￿¥. vegetable8 on aite. We 8re
doing som8 Initial work around developlng the local pocket park an unused commtjnity Space. We have arranged for
local councillor lo meet them to di$cu88 their idea8, how decislons are made.
Young peopl8 are currenlly involved in how we make the Hub young person friendly. Their input will help us to
80cure funding and brin9 about Improvements. Ideas in¢ludts more Gomfortablelbean bag furnlture, xbox, bikes.

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Objectlve 3
Young p•ople wlll r•port f•ollng hoalthlor as • re•ult of p•rtlclpatlng In Ph￿1¢01 actlvlt1•8 and h•althy
oatlng opportunltle8.
We have even seen a $Sgnificant increase in the number of children partlclpating In sport especially over the
holidays including the Summer and more recently a significant jump In number8 attending Saturday Brunch Club.
Young People continue lo work together lo plan and decide upon recipes through group discussion, prepare and
cooking a healthy breakfa•l, and Ihen sil down together a6 a group to eat whlch young people have told us through
feedback. th8y enjoy that tlme tO9elher.
The Brunch club conllnues to have impact and make a difference a$ young people record trylng new food & fruits.
Th8 Impacl form lells us that the portions of fruil and veg young people has In¢rea8ed from when they started. In
addition, we have a Couple of parents who report seeing an improvement in their child's mood by comlng to
88ssion8 an(J br•gkfa8t cholcal.
Somo examples of the different breakfa8t and bruneh recipes that young poop16 have decided on include fruit and
yoghurt pots, cmelette muffins, Tomato on Toast. Appla & Banana Muffin French toast, smoothies, and more
rec8nlly a Chinese muffin to celebraie Chlnese New Year, We contlnue lo promoio mealllmes as an important social
event as onco th• chlldr8n hav8 made brunch they then sil d¢y•vn and sociallse wlth olher chlldr8n whlle eatlng.
In addi1Son to healthy cooklng and eating, the Brunch Club has also resulted In young people engaglng In more
ex8rcls8 on a weekend and after school and young people have told us that 88 a resutt. feel mor8 actlv•. mo
oner9y. To support dellvery, we havo put on additional sessions dellvered by qualified and experlenced Goaches
from Prlmary Sports Coachlng whD have buill up good r8lallon8hlps vAth young people developing a keen int6ro8t in
physiGal aGtivlty.
The young people tell us how much Ihey lov8 brunch dub, especially tho opportunity lo meet Iheir friend8 a$ they do
not all go lo the same school, taking part in a range of actlvities learning how to make new di8h8s such as French
Toast, Chinese Cooklng. We continue to prDmote the Brunch Club as nufflbers can fluctuate.
One young per$on told us how She look8 forward to 8runGh Club making her own br8akfasl whlch 8h• now does
herself b8fore goin9 to school,
Par8n18 folliyli up requesting raclp8s childr8n have made to be able to make at home pravidlng support and advice
where necessary,

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Hollday Actlvlty & Food (HAF
FF dellvered a rang8 of healthy bolh hot and cold food and ènriching gdivlti•a lo families. Our p8rfomiance is
sumrnarised below:
ollday P¢rfod
Number
lon8
Number
ttondanc•8
2023
ust 2023
Octob8r 2023
December 2023
Februa
2024
Easter 2024
7139
21395
2140
8148
BAUER RadlolHallam Cash lor Klds
We were able to •upport 29 chlldren a¢rog9 14 f4milio• with 91ft cards and bacs paymenl of £30.00 to holp
familie8 buy food, Shoes, uniform to go back to School etc. Feedback from farnilie8 has very much been includ88
this help 'being a lifeline- as costs continue lo rise. Bnd income has not..
South Yorf(•hlre Communlty Foundatlon - Cosl of Llvlng Grant
We were awarded a nine.month cosl of Ilvlng grant for £14,780 from the Foundation vthich contributed lowards
forum staffing costs. utility bills and provide much needed help and support.
Sh•ffleld Clty Councll - Co•t Llvlng of Llvlng Support Fund & Wolcome Spac•
We ware awarded £2,500 of fvnding contsibuting which help5 th8 Forum to continue 8UPPOrting local people through
th8 é8sential pantry and provide a welcomlng space in Ihelr ¢ommunSty for péople to come together.
Shoffl•ld Clty Councll - ￿rd Pot Fundlno
INe recglvp fundlng to halp fund our winter programme of aclivit193 includlng Christmas Past & Present, Christmas
Crafts including sewing and fabric activities. wreath making with April of Monlca Hewitt supporting those who were
unabl8 to fund. B•nefiClarI￿ so far 61 In total.
BBC Ghlldren In No•d: Money Hero•
We were SUtt888ful in s8¢uring a £1.000 grant through BBC Children in Need. Young Enterprise and HSBC UK
Partner up to deliver tslloied finan¢lal educallon support for young poop￿ gxperlgncing Istsue$ and Ghv411¢nges in
Ihelr lives. We were provlded with the resources and loolkll developed to support this projed. The Iralnlng was
attended by 2 forum employee8 and embedded this into a numbér of winter after school sés$ions. Th086 benefiting
frcm thls initiath've are broken down below..
tsl Number of Indlvldual Chlldren
Dljadvanta ed Chlldron A
es5
Di•advanta ed ¢hlldr•n A
es 10-11
21
Sone of the feedback received as to Ihe difference includ8s -greator understanding about money, how much thlngs
ost, not always able to buy what I want. "I need lo think about what's importanf 'You aren'l able to buy much, so I
need to be Careful".
SOAR Early Year• Volunteerlng Contrn¢t
We were able lo continue supportin9 2 volunteers and the running of Little Foxes. Sadly, we have been notffied tha
contract will cease on the 31
Sl gl March 2024. One of our v¢lunteers Rébekah has sin¢9 left the Forum in January
2024 having completed EPIC Training here al thg Forum. Wo wish her w811 for the fvturo,

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Sheffiald Clty Councll - Family Hub Network Champlon Funding
We applied to become a memb&r of the IoGal Family Hub Netsvork. We ware successful in our application to be the
Network Champion for Foxhlll and was awardad £1 DK to help deliver this Important work. We have also inv8stèd in
Sensory Toys wllh Ihe Intention of setting up a mobile Toy Library providing much n8eded acces$ lo parents who
are on exceptionally low ￿n￿meS.
F¥mlly Hub N•twork Champlon Summory of P•rformanc• . Par•ntal & Famlly Retsrrdls
Eng•g•m•nt & R•l•rral
ct, Nov.
o the followlng ••rvlces
an, Feb,
ac 2023
ar 2024
Parentin
Su
Infant Feedin
AIRS & PNH Su
Home Learning
Enbryronmental Su
rt Offer
ort
ort
11
12
L•f• Bulld H•alth & 8heffleld Clty Councll Communlty Fund IE•4•nllal Pantry>
We were sU￿e85ful in securing £1,500 lun(Jing in 22123 to Set up an essential's pantry and conllnue to support
those struggling th8 mosl. In total we have been able lo provide 51 lood parcels and 23 Chlldron from 15 lamlll?•
provldod wlth goln9 back to •Ghool'• packs from Foxhlll & Par•on Cro¥•.
Local Sup•miarkets
We remain grateful for the Support we continue to receive from both Asda & Morr180ns particular thanks to Joan
Marlin a Mgddy supportlng us at Easter and Christmas, W• were able to h•lp 67 famlll•8 In lolal through th•
A8d• Toy Donallon and a further 21 famlll•• through th• Esg•ntlal• Pantry. Morri8ons Ecclesfield nominated
us lo benefit from customer donalions to rts annual 'Glving Tree., Despite the difficult dirnate customers kindly
donated £436.00 whlch wlll enable us to purchase more gupplieg for the pantry. A big thank you from u8 at Foxhlll
Forum.
Flnanclal r•vlow
Our total income for the finandal yeaf was £114,226 compared with lotal expenditure of £137,086. As a result the
net movgm8nl In funds for the yaar was a daficil of £22,860 (2023:£36,734). Our reslrlcted funds decrease(I by
£21,414 from £493.873 at the beglnnlng of the year lo £472.459 al the year-end. Our Unre¥lrl￿od funds decreased
by £1.446 from £95,588 at thé beginning of the year to £94.120 at the year-end.
ResoN88 policy
The r8serve8 policy is to aim to have re5eNes based around 6 months b88ic running costs, bearing in mlnd fully
funded projects. The target free reseNes range at 31 Ma￿h 2024, allowing for +1- 5°/0 is £73,000 - £80 QOO.
Th8 actual free reserves at 31 March 2024 wer8 £94,120, whl¢h is considered as ne¢e$8ary given thg increase In
Cost of living during 24-25, and rislng utility ¢OSt¥.

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Pla￿ lor future pertod8
We were disappointed 8everal funding applications were un8ucce8sful. This induded a proposal to the National
Lottery Community Fund - Reachlng Communities for (196K) over two years, the Organisalional Cost of Living Fund
and three expressions of interest to BBC Children In Need - CO￿ Cost Prograrnme all of which are highly
competitive progiamrnes.
W8 are currenly reviewing our Reaching Communities proposal to the NLCF and will resubmit at the right time as
well as considering other sources of funding whlch support local people's health and wellbelng whlch was severety
impacted on both durlng, posl Covld and during the cost-of-living C¥i8is. We can re8ubmit an expre85ion of intere81
again to CIN for core costs over three Yea￿ after May 2024.
Tha priority tor the Forum remains focused on re-building its Gore fundin9 ba$e with a priority being on community
engagement and the Hub.
11 was with regret our Chief Ex8cutive took volunlary r&dundancy18aving théir role after 19 years on Thursday 2111
Decembor 2023 to pursu¢ n•w opportunitio$. It was a9r¢¢d a n¢w part-tim¢ r¢1¢ would b¢ ¢r6atod, Inilialty fvnd6d
for 12 months fo¢ussgd on Hub Management to be advortlsed In 2024. Unfortunately, the Forum was unable to
appolnl. FF wlll revlew the new role wrth the Intentlon of advertislng Summer 24.
Inccme generated from room hlre contlnues to look promlslng movlng foThiard Into 24125. Foxhlll Forum ha$ bo•n
approached by SOAR In relation to booking spac* on a Thursdgys for health wellbeing activilie8. In addition,
discussions are taking place wilh a tenanl also who are poientially inleresied in ocGupylng flrsl floor space al Wolfe
Road on a long-term li￿nCe, Those dlscus$lons continue.
Wè will continue to dellver our income gongration strategy maximiiing grant and Gontract opportunltieG as and when
they become avallable and deliver what we within the te8ourceB available to us re5pondlng to local need.
Strwcturei governanGe and management
The charity is a company limited by guarantee. incorporated on 3 Decèmbér 2000. and registered as a charity on 12
August 2002, The ccmpany wa8 e81abllshed under a memorandum of a$s￿latIon which established the object8
and powers of th8 charitable company and is governed under 118 8rtid&8 of association In tha •v¢nt of the ￿fflpanY
being wound up, members ar• requi18d to contribute an amount not axceeding £1 •ach.
Th¢ trusteés, who aro also the directors for Ihe purpoge of company law, and who seDied during the year and up to
Ihe dale of signature of the financlal stalem8nl8 wgra..
l David8on
G Moor•
S Ashton
R INoolham
J Moore
Rec￿ltment and appointmgnt ortmstees
Tru81ee8 are appoinied by the members of Ihe charlty at the Annual General meeting. The charity h88 an
experlenc8d group of trustees. Thg Forum ha5 Identlfled th• neéd to ro¢rult new trustees wlth a process Sn place to
addresG this. All INst6e8 recelve an induction into thelr rol8 by the Chief Executive including a prograrnme of
training and dev81opment opportunitl8s. Expenses are offered and covered under a $8parate pollcy.
The beard of trusteès mééts biwmonthly. Th8 day-tckday operatlonal manag8mèDt is delegaled to th8 Forum's Chlef
Exe￿tIVe.

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The tru8lee8' report was approved by the Board of Trustees.
R Woolham
Trusteo
12 D8cember 2024

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INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
I report to the tru$teg8 on my examination of Ihe financial stalement8 Oi F¢xniii Forum Llmhed ftho chamty) for lh•
yearended 31 March 2024.
R•¥pon•lblllt108 and ba$18 of r•port
As the tru8188s of the charlty (and als0 its dlrectors for the purposes of company law) you are r89pongiblo for the
preparation of the financial statements in accordance viith the requlrements of the Companles Act 2006 (the 2DO8
Ad),
Having satisfied myself that th8 financi81 stalemonts of the charity are nol required to be auditgd und8r Part 16 of
th8 2006 Act 8nd are 8liglt)18 fof Independent examinaiion, I report In respecl of my examination of th? charity's
financlal statemenis carried out under section 145 of Ihe Charitles Act 2011 (the 2011 Act). In carrying out my
examinatlon I have followed all th8 applScable Dlieclions given by the Charlty Commi85ion under sgction 145(5)(b)
of the 2011 Act.
Ind•pond•nt examlnerf8 •tatem•nt
I have completed my examination. I confimi thot no matters have come to my attention In connection wlth the
examination glvlng me cau$8 tts believ8 Ihat in any matorial rospect:
accounting records were nol kgpt In respect of the charity as requlrad by seGtion 386 of the 2008 Acl,. or
the financial stalements do not afford wilh Ihose rewrds; or
th8 flnancial slalements do not comply wlth the ac¢ountln9 requlroments of se¢tlon 396 of th8 2008 Act other
than any requiremonl that the ac¢ountS 9ive a Iru8 and fair view which Is not a matter consldered as part of an
Indppendent examin8tlon', or
the financlal siatements have not been prepared in accordan¢8 with the methods and principl9$ of the
Stalemgnt of Recommendgd Practice for acGounling and reportlng by charitio? appliGable to charitie5
preparing their accounts in accordance with the Flnanclal Reportlng Standard appIl￿ble in Iho UK and
Republlc of Ireland (FRS 102).
I have no ¢onc8rns and have come acr¢$g no other matters in conngciion with the examination to which attention
should
r8POrt In order to enable a proper und8rstanding of the financi81 $iatements to be reached.
Grant Wade BAACA
Independent Examiner
Chartered Account8nt
Wells Richardson
C•nnon Hou••
Rutland Road
Sheffleld
South Yorkshire
S3 8DP
Dated., 16 D8cemb8r 2024

FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
STATEMENT OF FINANCIALACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FQR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
UnM8trl¢t•d RMlrlct•d
ftinds
funds
2024
2024
Totsl Unro8trlcted R•strlet•d
funds
lund¥
2023
2023
Totsl
2024
2023
Notss
Incomo from:
Donations and legacigs
Charltable activities
Other trading activitias
Investrnents
11,300
7.202
12.997
1,317
57,382
24.028
68,682
31,230
12,997
1,317
2,675
4.952
10,004
257
91.810
28.495
94.485
31,447
10,004
257
Total In¢om•
32,818
81,410
114.226
17,888
118.305
136,193
Charllable aGtlvltles
48,770
88,316
137,088
27.540
145,387
172,927
N•t •xp•ndltur8
{15,954)
(6,906)
(22,880)
{9.652) (27,082)
(38,734)
Transf8r$ between
funds
18
14,508
{14,508)
17,080
(17,080)
N•1 mov•ment In
fund•
10
(1,446) 121,414) {22,860)
7,428
(44.162) (36,734)
R•conclllallon of fund8:
Fund ba18n¢88 brought fomard
95,56e
493,873
589,439
88,138
538,035
826,173
Fund balanc•• c•th•d
forward
94,120
472,459
586,579
95,568
493,873
589,439
The statem8nt of financial actlvitlos includes all gains and lossés recognised in the year. All income and expenditure
derivo from conlinuing actlvltle8.
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT31 MARCH 2024
2024
2023
Notgs
Flxod a•80ts
Tangible assets
14
439,318
449,302
Current •*8et•
Oebtors
Cash at bank 8nd in hand
16
4,934
127,574
5,721
144,193
132,508
Credltorn.. amounts falllng du• withln
on• y•ar
149,914
16
(5,247)
<9,777)
Net curr•nt ••8ot•
127,261
140,137
Totsl ••••ts l••$ curr•nt Ilabllltlo8
586,579
589,439
Net as••ts •xeludlng ￿n810n Ilablllty
S68,579
589,439
Tho lund• of thè charlty
R88tricted Income funds
Unrestnct8d funds
18
472.459
94.120
493,873
95.586
566,579
589,439
The company Is ontill•d to the exemptlon from tho 8udit requlr•ment contained in Section 477 of the Companie8 AL*
2006, for the y8ar endad 31 March 2024.
Tho dir8clor$ acknowledga their responsibllitles for complylng wlth th8 requlraments of the Companlas Ad 2008
with respe￿ to a(r￿untIng records and the preparation of finandal slatemenl8.
The member8 have not required the Company to obtain an audit of 118 flnancial statements for Ihe year in question In
accordanc8 with section 476.
The$e financial slatemon18 have been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable to companies subjgGt
to the small companie8 regime.
The financial slalements were gpproved by the tru8lee8 on 12 DeC￿Mb￿r 2024
R Wwlham
Tru$t
Company re9lslralion numbor 04132834 (England and Wales)
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
AÈ¢¢*unting pollclos
Charfty Infornmllon
Foxhill Forum Limlt8d Is a private company limited by guarantee incorporated in England and Walgs. The
regislerod Offic￿ Is In-volve Community Hub, 31.33 Vkjlfo Road. Sh8ffl8ld, S6 1 BT.
1.1 Aecountlng conv•ntlon
The financial slalements have been prépared in ac¢ordanrn wlth th& charity's Memorandum and Artlcle8 of
Associallon. the Companies Act 2008. FRS 102 "The Financial Reportlng Standard applicable in the UK and
Republic of Ireland" {'FRS 102.) and thè Charities SORP "Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. Slalement
of R￿0MMended Practlce applicable lo Charities preparing their accounts in accordance wllh the Financial
Reporting Standard applicablo in the UK and Ropubllc of Ireland (FRS 102)" (aff8cilve 1 January 2019), The
charity is a Public Bènefil Entity as d8fined by FRS 102.
The charlty has taken adv8ntag8 of the provlsions in the SORP ft)r charllle8 not to preparo a Stal8ment of
Cash FI¢￿8.
The financial slalemerrt8 are prepared In sterflng, whlch ij the functional currency of the charity. Mon•tary
amounls In Iha$e flnancial 3talemenls are rounded to the near8$t £.
The fjnanclal statements have b8en preparod under tha historical cost convention. [rnodified to Includ8 the
revaluation of fr88hold propertles and to includa investment properti68 and (xrtaln financlal inslrumant$ at falr
valu6]. The principal accounting pollcle8 adopted are sel out below.
1.2 Golng conc•m
At th8 tirne of approving the financlal 8tatement8, the tru6tee8 h8v8 a reasonable expo¢tation that the charity
has adequale resouwces to contlnuo In oporational exi8tenoe for the fore¥egable future. Thus the trustees
continue lo Ddopl the golng ￿nC8rn basi• of aGcounling in preporlng the fin8nclal Jtatements.
1.3 Charltable fundg
Unre8trictgd funds are avallable for use al the dl8cretlon of the tru$tè•$ In furtheranc• of thelr charitabla
objectives.
Restrict8d funds are subject to specific conditions by donors or grantors es to how they may be used. The
purposes and u$e$ of Ihe restricted funds are set out In the notes to the financial statements.
Endowment funds are subjact to Specific condlllon¥ by donors that the capital must be malntainèd by ihe
charlly.
1.4 Incomo
Incomè Is r•cognlsed when the ch8rlty is legally entiued to it aftoT any performance conditJon8 have been fflet,
the amounts can be mea6ured reliabty, and it Is probable thal income will be rec81ved.
Cash donalions ar8 recognised on recelpt. Other donatlons are rècognised once the charity has b8en notified
of the don81ion. unless porformanr* conditions require deferr81 of the amount. Income lax recoverable in
relalion lo donallons re¢elved under Glft Ald or deeds of covenant Is recognised at the time of the donation.
Legacies are fecogni8ed on receipi or ¢Aherwis8 if the charity has been nollfied of an impending distrlbution,
Ihe amount is known, and receipt 18 expectad. If the amount is not known, the legacy is Ir8at8d as a
conling8nt asset.
Giants received - If these are subject to pr￿onditIOnS for entitlemenl or use by the donor whlch have nol
been met at thè year end they are included In credltors lo be ¢arried forward. Grants of a restricted nature,
which have. under Ihe lerms of the restriction. been fully ￿pended during the year of receipt. are included as
régirict8d incoma.
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Ac¢ountlng pollcles
Icontlnuedl
1.5 Expendlthr•
Expendilure Is rÈ¢ognlsed onc8 there is a legal or constructive oblig8lion to transfer economlc benefit to
third party. Il is probable that a Iransf8r of economic benefits will bo required in settlement. and the amount of
Ihe obligatlon can be rneasured reliably.
Expenditure is dasslfied by activity. The Costs of each actlvlty are made up of the totsl of direct costs and
shared costs. Including support cosls involved In undertaking each aCtI￿ty. Dlrect Costs 8ttribulable to a slngle
actlvity are allocated directly to that activily. Shared costs which contribute to fflor8 than one activity and
support costs which are nol attributab18 to a slngle actlvity are apportloned between those activities on a ba818
conslstent with Ihe use of resources. Central staff ¢o$ts are allocated on the basis of tlme spent, arKI
depreclatl¢n charges are allocated on the portl¢n of the asset's use.
1.8 Tanglbla flx•d a•¥ot•
Tangible fixed assets are inltlalfy measured at cost and subsequentty ma8sured at cost or valuallon, net of
depreciation ané any impairmanl losses.
D8preci8tion is recognised 80 8$ to wrlte off the Cost or valuation ol as8ets183S thelr ro$ldual values over thelr
Useful lives on thè following bases:
Leasehold land and bulldlngs
Fixtures and fillings
2% straight Ilne
25%.33VA straight line
The gain or1088 arising on thg disposal of an asset is delermlned as the difference between the sale proceed6
and the carryin9 value of the asset, and is recognised in the statement of financial a¢tivitie8.
Any assels costln9 less than £500 are written off at the tlme of purchase.
1.7 Impalrm•nt of Ilxad a•sets
Al eath reportlng ond dat6. the charity revlews the carrylng amoun18 of Its t8nglbl8 assets lo détemiine
whelher there is any indication that those assets have suffered an impairmanl loss. If any such indiGalion
exists, the racoverable amount of the ass&t is eslimaled in order to determine the gxtent of the impalrment
Ioss (rf any).
1.8 Calh and ca8h oqulvalgnts
Cash and cash equivalents include cash in hand, deposit8 held at c811 wlth banks. other short-tèrm liquld
Inve51menls with orlginal m8turiti88 of threo months or les3, and bank overdrafts. Bank overdrafts are shown
withln Ix)rrowings in current Ilabilitles.
1.9 Flnanclal In•trum•nts
The charlty has eleclefj to apply the provisions of Sectlon 11 '8asic Financial Instrumenls, and Section 12
'Olher Financlal Instruments Issues, of FRS 102 to all of Ils fingnclal instruments.
Financial instruments af• r8¢0gnised In the charlty'8 balance sheet when the charity bar))mes paty to the
(¥Jntractual provisions of the Instrument.
Flnancial assets and liabilities are offset, with the net amounts pre$ented In the financi81 statements. when
there is a legally enforceable rlght to set off Ihe recognised amounts and there is an intention to settle on a ngt
ba8is or to realise the asset 8nd settle the liabillty 8imultaneousty.
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
AG¢ountlng poll¢lo¥
{Corrtlnued}
8aslc flnanel*l •$sots
Basic financial assets, which include debtors and cash and bank balances, are inliially measur8d at
Iransaciion price including transacllon costs and are subsequently carrled al amortlsed cost using the 8ffectFVe
int8rest method unless the arrangement constrtutes a financing transaction. wher8 th8 transactlon Is
measured al the present value of the fulure fec8ipls discounted at a market rate of interest. Finandal assets
daisified as r8ceivable within one year are nat amortised.
Ba$1¢ flnanclal Ilabllllle¥
Ba3iG financial liabilities, Includlng credilors and bank loans are initially racognisad at transaction price unlaa$
the arrangem8nl constitules a fin8nclng transa¢ti¢n, where th6 debt instrument is measured at the present
value of the luture payment8 dI$￿Unted ai a market rate of interest. Flnanrial liabilltles classifiad as payable
wtthln one year are not amortised.
Debt Instruments are subsequently carried at amortl8ed cost. uslng iho affectlve inleresl rale method.
Trade crèdltors are obligatlons to pay for goods or servi￿$ that have been acqulred In the ordinary course of
operali¢ns from suppllers. Amounts payable are dasslfied as current liabilities if payment Is due wrthin one
year or le88. If not, they are presented as non-current Ilabllllles. Trade credllors are re¢ognised Inlllally at
Iransactlon priGe and sub8equenlty measured at amortlsed c05t uslng the effective interest m8lhod.
Der•cognltlon of financlal Ilabllltles
Financial liabilities are derecognised whon thg charity's conlractual oblig8tlons expire or are discharged or
cancelled.
1.10 Employ•e bon•fft8
The cosl of any unu8ed holiday entitlement18 reco9nised In the period in which the omployee's services are
reCeI￿d.
Temination ben¢flts are rècogni88d immedlately ag an expense when the charlty is demon8trably commltt8d
lo lermlnale the employment of an employeo or lo provlde terminatlon benofits,
1.11 Rotlrement b•n•llts
Payment8 to defined contrlbulion reiiietnenl benefit scheme8 are chargad as an expense a8 they fall du8.
Crltlcal •¢¢ountlng osQlm•tw and Judg•mont•
In the application Clf the tharlty'8 accouhtlng pollcies, Ihe trustee8 aro requlred to make ludgemenls. eslimata8
and assumptions about the carrying amount of assets and Ilabilities that are nol readily apparenl from other
60ur¢es. Thè estimate8 and a88oclated assumptlons are b888d on hlstorical experlence and other ladors that
are consider8d to be relevant. Actual results may differ from these estimates.
The eslimales and und8rlying assumptions are reviewed on an ongoing basis. Revisions to accounting
eslSmates are recognised in the period in which the estlmate Is revised where Ihe revlslon affecls only that
peri¢xl. or in Ihe perlod of the revlslon and futuwe periods where the revislon affects both current and futur8
perlods.
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Income from donallon8 and legael•$
Vnmtrfct•d Restrlcted
fund•
funds
2024
2024
Totsl Unrnstrletsd Restrlcted
fundi
lund•
2023
2023
Total
2024
2023
Donations and glfts
Grants recèivable
675
2,000
675
93,810
11,300
57,382
68.682
91,810
11.300
57,382
68,682
2.675
91,810
94,485
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
In¢ome from other tradlng actlvltle*
Unrnstsl¢tsd Unrestrl¢lod
funds
funds
2024
2023
Letting and licensing arrangemonls
12,997
10,004
Incomg from Inv•4slments
Unre•trl¢t•d UnroBtrtcted
funds
fund•
2024
2023
Intere•t fecelvable
1,317
257
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Exp8ndltur• on charltablo actlvftl8B
Charltable
actlvltlo•
2024
Charftsble
actlvltle•
2023
Dlr•¢t cMI•
Staff costs
Depreciation and impairment
Other amploymènts costs includlng tralnlng and rèdundancies
Sessional Staff co$ts
Projeci work
Premi$•$ costs
offi￿ runnlng c08t8
offi￿ IT cosls
Publiaty
Consultancy and professional fees
67,593
9.984
15,959
3.198
7.444
22,705
5,864
582
90,050
9,984
3,812
3,320
3,354
60,630
6,343
556
2,420
1,097
537
135,406
171.366
Grant lunding of actlvltie8 (see note 8)
81
Share ol •upport and gov•m•nce co•ts (••• note 9
Gov8manr
1,880
1.StsJ
137,086
172,927
Anaty81• by fund
Unre81riGted funds
Reslrlcted funds
48.770
88,316
27,540
145,387
137,088
172,927
Grants piyatsl•
Charltsble
a¢tlvltle•
2023
Grant610 institutions.,
Macmlllan Nurses
81
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Support colts allo¢atod to actlvlll•s
2024
2023
Governance costs
1,68Q
1,500
Analy8ed ba￿en".
Charitable activities
1,680
1,500
Govemance cosis includes payments to the indèpendent éxaminer of £1,880 {202& £1,500),
10 Net movement In funds
2024
2023
The net mov8ment In funds OJ Btated after ch•rglngl(txediting):
Depreciation of ¢)wned tanglbl• fixed a8setS
9.984
11 Tru8t••1
None of the Iru8tee3 (or any persons connecled with them) recelved any remuneralion or benefit8 from the
charlty during the year.
12 Employo•8
The averaga monthly nurnber of employee8 durfng the year vM8'.
2024
Number
2023
Numb•r
Employm•nt ¢08ts
2024
2023
1898$ and $818ri88
Social security tsjgts
Othei pension costs
63.606
188
3.799
82,289
2.461
5,300
67,593
90,050
Redundancy and terminallon paymen18 totalling £15,754 were made in Ihe reporting parlod relating to a
senior employee.
There were no employees who$8 annual remuneralion was MO￿ than £60,000.
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
12 Employee•
(Continued)
Romuneratlon of kgy managemont p•rgonnel
The remuneralion of key manag8ment personnel Is as follrMIs.
2024
2023
Aggregate compensation
45,454
53,032
13 Taxatlon
The charity 18 exempl from taxallon on its aciivilies because all Its income 1$ applied lor charltable purposes.
14 Tanglbh fix•d ••?ots
L•a•ehold Flxtur•J ind
nd and
Ilttlng4
bulldlng•
Tol•l
Co•t
At 1 April 2023
499,221
51,125
550,346
At 31 March 2024
499,221
51,125
550,346
Doprnc14tlon and Impalrni•nt
At 1 Aprll 2023
Depreclatlon charged in the year
49,919
9,984
51,125
101.044
9,984
Al 31 March 2Q24
59,903
51,125
111,Q28
Carylng amount
At 31 Mar(* 2024
439,318
439,218
Al 31 March 2023
449,302
449,302
The leasehold property was gifted to Foxhill Forum Limlted lor £1 by Ihe Wolle Road Projecl Limlted in
December 2010. The trustees deemed the donatlon in kind to be worth £225.000, and have treated this as
dgemed c051 wlthin the accounts. Following this dale. irnprovemenl8 were unflertaken wilh the assistance of
the Big Lottery. The property accounting value is held as a Restrict￿ fund and depre(xaied In Ilne with Ihe
relevant accountlng pollcy.
15 D•btors
Amounts l•llln9 due wlthln one year:
Tiade debtors
Prepayment5 and a¢crued income
2024
2023
2,820
2,114
5,081
640
4.934
5,721
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
16 Credltor¥: amounts falllng due wlthln one year
2024
2023
Other taxalSon and social security
Trade cr8diloT6
Accru818 and deter￿d In¢ome
831
851
3,565
1,392
4,320
4.065
5,247
9,777
17 R•tlrnmont b•n•flt •chemeg
2024
D•fln•d colrtrlbutlon sch•m•4
2023
Charge to prollt or1088 Sn r•Bpect of deflned conlribution schemes
3,799
5.300
The tharlty operales a defined contribution pension scheme for all qualifylng employees. The assets of the
8cheme are held separately from those of the charlty in an independently admlnlstared fund.
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTE8 TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
18 R•strlcted fund8
The restrl¢ted funds of the charfty comprise the un8xpended balances of donations and grants held on tryst
subject to specific condftions by donors as to how they may be used.
Incomlno Re$ourc•$
rn8our¢•$
•xpended
Transferd At 31 March
2024
2023
BBC Children In Need.'Actlve
Citizens of the Futur&
Awards FoiAII
Cash For Kid¥:Mi5sion
Chriolmas
South York8hire'3 Communlty
Foundation
SCC,'Warm Spacgs
SCC.'Cookery Boot Camp
SCC..Infrastructuro levy 2
SCC.'Community Wellbeing &
Sensory Garden
SCC:YoLrth Fund
SCC:CIL Hub Improvement8
SCC.'Ward Pot
SCC..E8senlial Pantry
SCC'.Wnter Programme
SCC..Holiday Actrvilles
SCC.'Hub Improv•ment
A8da'.Enpowerfng Communltles
SOAR..Hollday Activltles Fund
SOAR.'D8menlia Fund
SOAR.'Let'$ Build Heallh
5,118
6,$34
29,062
9,216
(26,423)
(3,334)
(3,775)
(3.200)
3,982
9,218
2,235
(1,620)
e15
958
150
2,457
6,070
14.758
(12,404)
12.730)
680
150
2,457
6.070
1,459
335
7.732
241
1,430
1,797
608
1,704
750
2,913
945
1,138
1,459
1,045
855
(145)
(5.842)
(1.477)
{734)
{1,492)
3,493
(1,125)
1.132
898
305
808
1,704
750
{185)
220
448
24,028
(23,448)
(725>
(688)
(3.878)
44,572
449,301
Prop8ty resen
81,410
(78,332)
(9,884)
(14,508)
33,142
439,317
493,673
81,410
(88,316)
(14,508)
472,459
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
18 R08tr1cted fvnds
{Contlnuéd)
Pr•viou• year:
Al 1 Aprti
2022
Incomlng R88ourGe¥
resources
oxpended
Tran8fers At 31 March
2023
Big Lottery Fund
BBC Children in Noed:Citizens
Awards Fcff All:Fantastic
FoxhllVFoxhill Food Families
Cash For Kids'.Misslon
Christmas
South Yorkshlre's Communily
Foundation
SCC:Community Covid
Response
SCC'.InfrastruGture levy 2
SCC.'Community Wellbeing &
S8nsory Gardèn
SCC.'Digital Loan Scheme
SCC:CIL Hub lfflprovemenls
SCC..Ward Pot
SCC.'Essantial Pantry
SCC,'Winter Programme
SCC,'Holiday Activiti88
SCC..Hub Improvement
S¢C:Ycuth Fund
SCC.'Warm Spaees
SCC:Cookery Boot Camp
SCC,.Jubilee
Asda'.Enpow8rlng Communitie8
SOAR.'Holiday Aciivities Fynd
SOAR:Dementia Fund
SOAR..Lefs Build Heallh
37,773
6,166
30
28,363
(36,863)
(29,411)
(940)
5.118
4,341
8,878
(3,297>
(3.386)
6,534
2,235
2,235
1,327
(369)
958
7.222
7,131
(7,222)
(1.061)
6,070
2,499
6,250
{1,040)
{4,586)
(20,787)
(4,043)
(45)
(158)
1.459
(1,664)
(1,500)
29,999
4,284
2.495
4,280
828
6.158
989
500
2,457
360
750
26,465
7,732
241
1,430
1,797
608
1,704
335
150
2,457
{1,020)
(2,325)
(220)
(4,452)
(210)
(1301
(444)
(220)
(210)
(150>
2,815
991
750
2,913
945
1,138
121,156)
(46)
(337)
(5.211)
1,473
Property reservo
78,750
459,285
118,305
(135,403)
(9,984)
{17,080)
44,572
449.301
538,035
118,305
(145,387)
(17,080)
493,873
19 Unr•strlet•d fvnd•
The unre8trlcted fvnds of the charity comprfse Ihe unexpended balances ot donatlons and grant¥ which are
not sublect lo specaflc conditions by donors and 9raniors as to how they may be used. These include
deoignated fijnds which have been set 88ida out of unre81rfcted funds by th& trust68s fer specifi¢ purposes.
At 1 Aprfl
2023
Incomlng
ra8ourGe3
Resources
oxppndod
Transfor8 At 31 March
2024
General funds
95.566
32,816
(48.770)
14,508
94,120
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FOXHILL FORUM LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
19 Unre8trlct•d fvnd$
Icontlnued)
Prevlou8 year:
At 1 April
2022
Incomlng
r990ur¢•8
Re$ource¥
•xp•ndèd
Trdnsferg At 31 March
2023
General funds
88,138
17,888
(27,540)
17.080
,566
Transfers relate to intemal rent recharge5 and managernenl fees.
20 AnalyJl• of not a•$•ts between funds
UnrvJtrlcted
fund•
2024
Restrt¢tèd
fundg
2024
Total
2024
At 31 March 2024:
Tangible assots
Current a56etsl{Ilabllith'es)
439,318
33.141
439,318
127.261
94,120
94,120
472,459
566,579
Unr•8trl¢t•d
fvnd•
2023
Re•lrfcted
lund8
2023
Total
2023
At 31 Mareh 2023..
Tangible assets
Curront a$selsl(Ilabilltles)
449,302
44,571
449,302
140,137
95,586
95.566
493,873
589,439
21 Rélat•d party tran8acllon8
There were no disclosable related party transactions during Ihe year (2023- none).
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