REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER= 03794933 (En&Tland and Wales)
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBIR: 1094620
CHARIIY
COMMISSION
RF.PORT OF THE TRUSTEF.S AND
UNA
DITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 20215
FOR
BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
FI CRT Limited
Flat 24 Wellin¢itoiiia Court
Laine Close
Bribihton
ast Si1&Sex
BNI 6TD

IIRIGHTON AIYD HOVI CITIZENS ADVICE BU RF.AU
CONTENTS OF THE FINANCTAL STATEMII NTS
FOR THE YEAR F.NDED 31 MARCH 2025
Pa¥¢
Rcport of the Trust¢¢s
Indcpcndent Examiner's Report
Statcment oFFin*neial Ac¢ivili¢s
Bulanle Sheet
9 to 10
Cash Flow SIAtement
Lyotes to the Cash ri(bw Statement
12
Note$ to the Financial Statements
13 10 25

BRtGHTON AND HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
RFPORT OF THE TRUSTEFS
FOR THF. YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
The tn]stees who are also directors of the charity foT the PLtrposes of the Companies Act 2006, present their rei)ort with
the financial statements of the charity for the year ended 31 March 2025. The trustees have adopied ilie provisiun5 of
Accounting7 and Reporting by Charities- State￿ellt of Recommended Practice applicable to cliaritics prbpariiig t11eir
accounts lll accordance with the Financial Reporting Stsnd8rd 8pplicable i)) the UK aud Republic of IiLland (FRS 102)
(efIective l January 2019).
OR]fCTIVES AND ACTivrrtES
Objectives and aims
Objcctives: Citizcns Advice BriJo ton and Hove's ob.IL￿1Ves are to offer any charitsble s¢rvice to benetit the public
throuoh: providing infoTm4itioD, advice and educarion. helping ivith living bealthily and well ￿ld helping with low
iniome aDd poverty. Thi8 is for anyone and especialty the communities of BriJo lon and Hove and surroundllig areas.
Tlie vision of Citizens Advice Brighton and Hove is to give Feople the knowl￿1¢ UDd die coiifideiice they iieed to f￿d
tIILir way forward- wboever they are and whatever their i&5ue.
The alms of Citizens.Advice Brighton and HOVL (CABH) are".
(I..) to provide rhe advice people need Èor the problerns they face. and
(2) io irnPTOve the policies and prdC(ices that a(lect people's lives.
Our mtssloD: Ciii£Lms Advice Brigvhton alld Hove works to%¥ards the%e aims by providiDgi free, independent, impartial
and confidential advict on any subject. We ￿her infomiation aiK)ui our clienL%' i.%sues and the adviLe we pi'ovido and
use that inforjiiation to campaign and iDfluénce policies and other changes io'Smpr()vc ihe lives. of ftur Lliciiis and IhL
local coinmunty.
Our walues: We value diversity, promo* quality and cballenbie discIiD]inalion.
Our seivice provides a¢fvice to everyone without judbiement. We offer help to all clieiits and &iyone who needs ljelp,
rigardl¢ss of their age. class, race. religion, gender, disabl￿ty or sexualty.
All OUT advice w0￿erS. whether paid or voluntary..are prOf￿%10￿a]IY trained io provide a quality service to our clients.
We try to have staff and Irarns that represent the communilios we advis< 5UPPOrt and are part of.
Citizens Advico Brighton and Hove holds th¢ Advicc Quality Standard for advice, telephoiie advice lliid ddviGe witli
asewotk in benefrts.
PublRe benefii. _ how we help vur clients and communitlos
We foLloiY the Charity Commission's guidance iYb'¢n reviewing and plamiing wh* we do. Our Irusiees consider how
QILr planned artiviifies are in line wilh our aims and objectives.
Our charity'¥ purpv>¢s are set out in a docuineiit called our Trrfemoranduni djid Articl¢s of Ass￿1811011., Thcsc pui'poses
are 'Lo promote any Charilable purpose for the public benefjt by 'th¢ advancem•)t of cducalion, il)e protection and
pres¢rvatioii of heahb and the relief of povertyi . sickness and distress in parti¢ulur, wiihout Ilmilaiion, lor the benefit
ol t'he rothnbunity in Bri&htOD & Hove and surroundillg areas.,
Our aims, listed above. upbold the founding purposcs of ollr charity. W¢ Tevi¢w oiid plan whal WL do every year to
malce SUT¢ it always refl¢clS OUT piirposes. This review looks at wh& wc aihiivcd arid thc outtsomes ol oiir work in the
last year. The r¢view look5 al the Success of all our activities ai)d dié b￿)erits Ihey bave brought to ow Llients. The
revi.ew alio helps make sure we are fully tocussed on thc pu]poses we have a5 a chuTIty.
Research and (￿MpaIgn$
Oiir advisers colled evidence from c￿S tliey I￿ve NVOLked on and we use thls itsformalion lo influence policyinakcrs LO
improve services. We Share anonymous inft)rniation about advice issues ivitli Cilizens Advice natiiinally I'o get a picture
of what s happenivig all ovLr England and Wales. We work with them on national itstsues and camp&Etsns. We also carry
out local research and work with other charities and organisations on IOLSI policy issues.

BRIGHTON AIYD HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
REPORT OF THE TRusfEES
FOR THF YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Volunteers
Like many charilie& we rely on voltmteers io the day tt) day running of the organisation. To dclivLr a high qual7ty
service for cjients. we arc always delivering trdilling and devcloptng how we do things. We put lots of tiine illto
upportin&T vojunleers who come trom a range of different backgmunos lo delivcr lh¢ ￿$( advi¢¢ <U]d f¢¢1 Pillt of <1
yuppurtive and professional organisation.
Through VoluDto¢ri￿fj M'e help people to develop Ihcyr abilities and the way that they feel about th¢ll￿tIveS, tbeir skills
and their comrnunity. "fhis hav¢ a big injpact on the voluntCLrs' live5, for example:
iaiuing practical skills
increasillg their employability
- llicreasillg their sense of piirpos¢ or self es*e
li&viii&i a p9Sitive effecr on Ihejr healdi
- lieiri&i rriorfr ellgaged with their iomniunity
Duri￿, th'e year 2024-25 we wntinu¢d to develop clear pathways of developmeni for voluniCe￿ who want to move into
paid advi¢e work.within Clti£ens Advice FlrigyhtL)n and Hove.
ACHTEVEMENT &IYD fERFORMANCE
ChaVltable'a¢tivities
2024-25 sam, the office receplion area open daily, with the coniinuaAion of dropin advice added tc) plioii.o, ¥inail and
lace to face ￿p￿OIntments. This has meant that cltents now havL'IyiDT¢'OPtions to use our ¥efviL'es Ihrou&Fh nul. IiicrcasLd
contacts ¥Yliich rose bv 210/0
During ihe year 2024-25, we belped 6,794 individual clients wilh 23.109 dirrcreii( issiies. This is a 1711/0 iLicrease in
Wiiilst it is grLAt Io See that w¢ hiive been uble to help even Jnoie clienLg this year we kno1¥ d￿t there AS illDTe to do us
we colltitiue to receive'ffedback Ir()m Ihose who are unablv tv acce&s us de5Plte the iucrease in adviser LUP¢lLliy abri)%*
the year. .ThÈ incrf4se in thc niimber'of" issues we advise on sub&iests tliat each client 15 COTltinuirlgy t()
PLfiLncc
multiple arid mare compl¢x Issues, needing more activity to resulve these (3.4 issues per client Comp￿ed [0 3.& 8nd 2.9
issues In '21124 and'22123 respèctively). lThis, iu turn, takes more adviser time, affecting the amvunt of cliei
[5 we &r¢
ble Lo skc. We will contTnue to strive to increase our volunteer advice capacity dyrllln ?02_5126 to addrvss thi ' sliDi*tsall
by reiiewing our fmks w'ith students at t￿e universities 8nd liddinby a- further trairiit¥ cohurf to our voluni¢e
trairting
rounds.
Our top 4, enquiry areas during 2024-25. were: beoefits and ￿ credits, Housin& Vtililies ￿)d con1￿unI
b¢n¢fits and Uhiversaj credit5.
tion aiid
Citizens Advice. Brighton and Flove also'd¢livÈrs specialist advjce projects that !1È1p. tss tti deii*ek oh our Ji
year 202'4'.25 tbese ivere:
- Molley and FcDsion Scrvice Debl Advlce project: Provides debt advice and Case￿Ork
- Muim iJlan HOri7￿)n C¢n¢re: Welfare bepefits advice service for people affected by ￿]cer In IJri¥h
- Major Trauhja bhi¢: Welfare b¢nefits advice se￿1¢e for patieiits ivbo have suttered a fe¢¢nt ttxum
'Mon¢yivorks: titizens Adv5¢e Briuiton and Hove lead this partnership H,bich pi'ovides fina
¥dLicalion aLross ihti City
Advlce MAtlers: Cirlzerts Advice Brlghron a￿d Hove. leAd this parrp:ersliip ivb"i¢h,- delivets pcr.40
comjllunity-focmèèd and tlexible advice services with the aim of imptovmg tbe lieaIth and. i¥ellb¢in
of Bri
Hove residents
- Gamble Awarc: Provides debi aDd Lriony. i￿an￿rement adtrice for i)eople i]1 recthve ' from gah)blAiig harms
- £nerdyworks: provides advice on energy tssues including? warni homes and C￿lIactI￿o cnLrg¥ providers
CABH. adi'iee in Trvwll Trust foodbanks: Pr()vi(its key advice'oh'tht ￿0￿nd al ? Trussèll Trust food baAic8 across
thc cily? ¥UPlX)rting'¢lieftts with. a rantre of issucs (o help maximise their intome and reauce tE)eir need ltir lood batik
qLipport.
Ageillg Well: Provides advice up. to cas.¢wO￿ level for p￿)p.]e over i5 in need to support cliiniTng l)enefit& ill order tu
Inaximise dieir income and live a tnore comfortable and securé lite '
Outreach advice snd 'Advice First Aid,: Trdining in basic adwice foi CO]n￿wity. and voluntL'eT groups so enablc
better signp,ostino of individuals at the.ir first willt of collfaci Advice bused ip. outreach communittes across thL ciL>'
.' 111 ¢hL
li apd
cial su
port and
-cetitded,
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IIRIGHTON AM) HOVE crrizENs ADiryCE BUREAU .
REPORT OF THE TRusfEES
FOR THI YEAR EI¥DED 31 MARCH 2112)
FINANCIAL RFVIEW
Financial position
Durin(r the year fu￿dS totalling £830,707 (202A.: £872,6J7} were teceived, comprisill
t income £797:731 (2024..
£848,J35) and other income £32,986 (including donations and interest). Restricted fimds received in the year totalled
£461, j.33 and unrestricted funds L369.174.
Operationa] exp¢ndilur¢ in th¢ year was £1,272.716 (2024: £81 i,722) compri5iDg expenditur¢ on ¢hwitable aLtivitiv4 ()f
£8J8,021, ¢xpenditur¢ on fund raising of £346 alld SUPPOTI costs of £414.350. li should IK. notL¥d IhL supporl Costs for
24125 include a onc off chaTge to th¢ arxounts of £405,c￿ ￿ a iesuh of us leaving th¢ leg￿Y East ,Susqex Couiity
Council Pension Schem¢.
Before the one-off impaci of leaving the East Sussex County CounLiI P¢n5ivn Svh¢me, this reprL*enLs a net siii'plus tor
the year of £5219 on unrestricted aclivities (20d4- qUTpILL8 £20,617). Wilh ihe impac¢ this IL'prC.￿l7lS a sliortfaJL of
,£397,156. At 31 March 2025 unrestrlcted reserves shou, a balance of £658,670 (2024. £1.058,451 including pellsion
asset)
Oryier thp'year ¢here was a shorttsll on resiricied lunds 01. £42,228 and this has beL¥n iakcn lyom Ihe reserve brought
forward, 2024 of £43.<i25 10 leave the baFdnce as at 2025 of £797 to bc carried forward.
F.%it fro"ni' Skns*ex Pensioll Fund
On J l ALL¥usI 2.014, the lasE Iwo r.emainiDfy ￿tIVe members of the East.Sussex Counry Council l>ension fund ( Llie
Fufi4),'decided io, lèave the Fund: As a ré¥!IL oiir participatign in (aDd ongoin¥i respoDsibi!ilies t()5 ihe Fiilld I11)ished,
with all QnL*j)in{F respohsièility for the deferred thethbeTS and peJ)sloners movingvlo the'1)vstees uf the.l."und.
A.q ai Lhc cnd ol"the.1&st accounts, our ¢sti￿al￿ Nc( PLmsion A8scl within th¥ fund amounted to £726,(M)O.
On our ¢xit froffi ihe Fun(i the T￿$￿￿8 trystallise the &s%eL¥ Te4uirc(I' to covet the remaIni￿g liabilities on a
conservRLive basis. This liahility w'as calculated by the aciu8rio% '￿ bc'£l.'894.000.' Ai that tiLne. the assdt5 of 'oLir
section ot the Fknid stiiod at £2,215,OLX) .
ity Deceinber 2024, the Trkn#l¢es of tAe Fuhd a8recd to use their disctetilin ana lirovide tss'wilh Exii Credit of th
gLitpltis of'432J.O(X)."'"
PriLnarily due to this change in &wimptions over the liability calculation b&sTrs. the 2412.5 ￿unts .show a ol￿-Off
exceptjonal cosl of £405.(KlQ: rcllcciing the impact ot this cxiL Althou81) this is chaTLed aciainyt'oui Unrestricted
Funds the pre*ious surplus cnuld iinly be realised Ihr(iuglF employer contribuLiOD bolidays and Lould',alAo b¢ ¢agily10st
through chaiigcs in th¢ valu¢ of th¢ ass¢ts ti) th¢ liabiliti¢s of tb¢ bi￿OI1C cmploy¢cs w'itknin Ilie Fwi(L
jnv¢¥liil¢nl pvlicy vbj¢ctiv
Citizens Aavic¢ Brighion'& Hnve invcsts surpliis fiinas in low risk dep.osit accounts via iiii Jnwestmi>i)I plattorin; This
allows lls lo Inbeaso Iho ifj(er¥'St paid on"surplus hnds and imwove our lll)auciat positio
Reserves polScy
Th¢ trusl¢es'alth iii hold'frcc liquid réstrves qual to three'inonths unrèslricted exi)ef4d51uk a( an> one tÉtiie.
The trustees arÈ delermided tu ensure the fiiianLial susiainabiilty of th'e.orw.isation and Ib thal end a thtee.year
$trate&Tj¢ 'Biisiness and P¢vel()prtwnt Plan"has beert aeveloped.
Fhe trusteps have sj r¢serv¢s ￿)I1¢Y whi¢h strtes (hat we should hold f￿ancial reserves in ordcr to ensure that tbe charity
c￿1 continue lo operale an orderly manner in the eTrgnt of ￿nforeSeen and p(Ilthitially fioancially ddinaÈing
circurnstarices.
Tbe trustees consider th* it would be prudent io'aet aside an anloutsi e4uivalenl lo t11￿ mond)s' expeiiditur¢ lil.. ljxed
El]Id col'e ¢osi$, ityhich amounts to £216'30J (2024r25) compared with £203;4)0 (2023124).

BRICYHTON ARYD HOVE CITIZEIYS ADVICE BUREAU
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
FUTURE PLANS
Tlie BO￿"d reviews the th￿e year BusI￿esS and Devcloprnent Plan aDnuaIly with Ènte.rim perfOrnI￿C£ rcpoi'ls Inade to
the board quarterty.
Our focus ft.or 2024r25 is on securing a stable financial future for the OTg8nisation through a targeteJ fundinly stt'atetrry,
b}, secllriiig funding for our core delivery and Continuing to enstue a face ￿ f8ee service for ttiose less able to engaoe
with us digitslly. W¢ also aim to focus on the trainTn¥, developni¢nt and well￿]ng of ouv Staff aiid volunteer teams a5
our rnost valuable assL*.
'I'he Business PJaD for ?02) - 2028 identif￿5 the following objectiv
l. Me¢ting needs- Meeting unrn¢r need through widening our rL￿ch and extending access
2. stability and sustainabilily - IncTeax the diversty of our incomL to SUPFrf)rt gro￿￿, and nurture a stable and well
stat'ted leam
3. Qualjty - Iligh pert'orniing7 so clieots get a great ¥rvice
4. Influence - Intlu¢ntia] so we can belp improve live.8 of rnor¢ p￿pIe
5. Culture - Ensure an inDovalive and Iligh pertomiing service. with equajity, diversity and Anclusioii at its Iieart
As a resi)It of.our exil from the Penston Scheme. we received an EXIT Credit of £321,iJ)O. The Trustees are in the
process of deciding the beyt way of using this reserve to further meet our objectives ￿)d in the meautilne have placed it
w.ithin a DesigDaied Fund help irdtk TIS impacL
STRUCTURE, COVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governing do¢umeDI
The comp￿1¥ was iDcorporaled as a Company Limited by Guarathteé ori ihe 24"June 1999 and is goiieriied by its
memoi.1￿aUth aod Articles ofAssi)ciaiion (&% ain¢nded by SF¢ciaL resolutions 01) 29 May 2002 ￿}d 17 Fcbrnary 2016).
It took over tlie assets and undertaking of Citizenb Advice BriJTh lon & 14ove (an unincorwrated cliai'ity) on I I
Deceinbcr 2(M)2.
Orgsnllatlonal struclure
Tbe Charity is" govemed by a Board of Triistees that ovcr5ees thc strAtegic dc?Iv"lupment of th¢ Chffjty incliiding thc
adoption of the three-year husiness plan. The Board has the following sl8nding sulKominiilees: Human Resources.
FiDallce & Risk and Fundrdising. FAch of thL%¢ LOTnTnittee5 contaills a Jnixture ol. Trnslees and senior paid 6taff, and
¢aLb sub-committee prodiices reptirts tor cory%ide*dtion by the Boatd. The Board also oversees tiie work of lie Chief
ExecLltivt oificer who is responsible for the day-t(Fday managernent of the charity. wthich ihclu'des die deliv8ryi of the
busine55 plan. In addition to this general role the 8uurd may delcgale specifjc resw)nsibililies to tlie Cliief
K2CUtive
ot'licer iri Ord¢r.to pioJ¢ss "on¢ off. il¢ms of work
CABI.[ ha$ 50 plus voluDt¢er5 alld 26 paid staff (including managcrs) all offering advice on 8 widc lange
t advice
mattcrs. The Chief Executive 0￿(C¢r line manages the OpLTations Manai
Jer, the Pailnerships Mllnagw, Ih
Projects
Manager an(1 the En¢r¥y Advice Manager. The Projecrs m￿ager overs¢¢s th¢ d¢liv¢ry vf Ilie speLiulist advicé projects
11101udiftg Debt, Benefits aud Health advlce. The Operations ManagLf i>versee5 the Gi>ncral Help Unil. inclyding line
aJ]aging the AdvicL' Sc$$ion Sup¢r¥isots and enSur1￿r volunteer welfare ￿ld traiiiing. The Operations M¢ikngTer also
ovetsees the premiscs, utilities.'aod I'l. services. The Pattuer5hips Manager coordiDates Moneyworks ond Advigb MutteTS
and attends nelwork meetin45 aLI'0&S the Lity and also Leads on our Research and Campaigiis activity .
The CILief Executive Officcr pr(Kluces Than4r¢ment perfonnaDce ￿pOrts for Ibe Boanl.
Thb Tru%tees ar¢ aprM)inted in accordance with Clause 37 of Ihe Memorn)dum and Articles of Association. Tli,
Board undLrtakcs an annual skills and ttainina audit to identify any P￿¢￿tta1 skills gaps.
'1 i'iLStee
Kcy management remtshératlon
Citizens Advice Brlghton & Hove has a Human Resources SUI￿grouP of the trustre'board Tliis group is responsible foi.
reviewin&T arid settillg levels of pay using natlonal scales and market'ralcs.
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BIUGHTON ALYD HOVE crrizENS ADVICE BURL4U
REPORT OF TFIE TRUSTEES
FOII THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AIYD fvIANAGEtIlENT
Wider netw(hrk
CABH is a member of Citizens Advice: the national Ixjdy lor all local Citizens Advice offices (LCAts). Citizens Advice
provides all LCAS with policies and procedures for the recnLitmenL iDth]ction and trnining of Trnstees. These policies
are re￿IlarlY updated to take accouttt of change5 in legislation and be￿ practice. li is a requii"exnent of belug a Local
Citizens Advice that thLX plicies be followe(L These ry)licies are accessed via citi￿￿5 Advic¢'s intrand.
Citizens Advice BrightOD & Hoi'¢ is a coowletcly independent Ic>cal charity but Jnust ad￿¢￿ to the CitizeD'5 AdviLe
priiicipl¢s of service and pass a regular ￿em]berS￿lP at]d qiiality of advice audil. The organisatiollal audit and quality ol.
advic¢ ¢ibSessJnenl look place in Dec 2023. The outcome showed thal we had achieved a green SWT¢ f()r ¢qualily
leadeT8hip, and <1 &Jreen foT leadership. We revisit these Scores annualty with a cjear plaD for continuous impr()vcineiit.
We are a leading member of the local Advice Partnership H'hich is a group of local advice providers and stalceholders
who work toward the aim of the city's Sustainable Cornrnunities S￿￿gy.
C2lBH Is olso a mernber of the l(Kal Advice Services Nenvork, the Welfare Reforni group. dje Fuel Poverty Affordable
Warinth steering grciup. the Community Works Reps Council and FOCKI Parli)ership meeliugs as i¥ell as Ilie #¥w VCSE
alliance working io enable conDe¢livity and connections betsveen heahb and care partners across suv3ex.
Rlsk ￿Anagement
Tlie trustees, have a duty 10 ideDtify and review the risks to which the charlty. is exposed und to Lnsiire approp,riate
coiitrols are in pla￿ to provide reasonable &g51iranLe against risks inLludin41 frdud aiid Lni)r. CABH undertakes strategic
tisk assessmeni ea¢h.qudrtet. This is overse¢n by the Finance & Ri5l sub .
(Jroup of th¢ TrusiLC Board and in accordance
with Citizens Advice guidance. The results are used to itifoym finanL)al and business plwining as well as consider a]iy
appTopriaLc conlingLncy planning.
REFERENCE AND'ADMINISTRATIVE Dtl TAIIS
Reglstered Company number
03794933 (England and Wales)
Registcrcd Charity llumber
1094620
Reglstered olflce
IIove Town Flall
Tisbury Road Offices
Tisbury Road
Hove
F.88t SuBsex
13N3 3BQ
trustees
N Meager (Chait) '
S W F BlakeD¢y ('frea¥uT¢r)
Clork
.M l Green
MIB r s Harrison
Qi Longfoot
Ms K Stipala
F Woodward
T M Aknied {appointed 9.1.25)
Bennan (appointed 9.1.25)
Wang (dPÈiOintLd 9.125)
Ms H GamE)er (resigned 17.425)
Ms B Tatton (resigned 17.425)
Ms A HowaTd-Macey (resigned 17.4.25}

BRTC.HTON AND HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE Y EAR EI¥DED 31 MARCH 2025
REFERFNCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETA TLS
Independeni Examiner
Christophcr Robert Tyler TrCA l￿bA FC'tE
FI CRT Limttcd
Elat 24 Welliiigtonia Court
Laine Close
Brighton
Easl Suss¢x
BNI 6TD
Bankers
Charil'iLS Aid Foimdation
PO Box 289
WLSI Malliiig
Keiit
ME19 4TA
ChlEf Ex¢c¥¢ive 0(r￿er
mSJCard￿..
FbNDS HELb ASCUSTODIAN FOR QTHERS
As at J l Match 2025 the Bureth hLld £l1.549 on behall'of oth￿.
STATEMENT OP TRUSTEE￿ RESPONSVBILrrTES
The trustees (wbo are also the directors of Brighton and Hove CitizEns AdvAce Bureau for tlie purposes (>l' company
law) are responsible for preparin¥ the Report of the Thistees and 11)e fJnaDcial ststemeDts ID acLordaDLe wiLlI applicable
law ￿ld United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kin8doJn Generalty Accepted AccouiitiLigi PractlL¥).
Conipany law requires thc trnsiekn"S to prepare financial statements tor each financial year whickn gTrive a ti'iie aiid fair
view of'the stale of affairs of the charitable comwy and of the incoining resources aiid application ol". i"esources,
illcludiiig the income and expenditure. of the cliaritable company for that pori(xL In prepaiing diose tinallciaI
statemeThts' ttie twstees are required to
s¢lect syitable accounting poiicÉes aud then apply theTr. wJ)sist¢DIIy:
obserN'e th£ inelhods and principles iii the Charity SORP,.
make J￿dgeMentS and estimotes that are rea.qonablc and pwdenL
prepate th'¥ flriaricial'51aietnents on the going concern l)asis unlcss it i.s inappropriate lo presuine that thL Charilable
olnpaby will ¢ontlniie in business.
'rii¥ trustees aT¢ rea4pviisible for l(e¢Ping proper accounting records which disclose ivith reasondble a￿uracY at any time
th¢ fjnaftcial position of Ihe ¢har:lable ¢(impaiiy and to enable them lo ensure that Ille fllwicial slalcments coinpjy witli
Llib Companics Acl 2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the &5s¢ts of th¢ charithble conw8ny aiid ,￿￿¢L lor
taking Ye&sonable for the preveniion aod detection of fraud and other i￿e.￿Ul%￿ll1eb.
ApprLbved by, ord¢é vf the board of trustLX'S on ....:. .... . . .
. and s5gDed on its behaTI'by'
S W'F Blakeney
Page 6

INDEPFNDFNT ExA￿liNER's REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF
BRIGHTON AND HOVE CTfizENS ADVtCE BUREAU
Independent examiner's report to the tnEsttrs of Brighton and Hove Citi￿nS Advice Bureau (Ithe Comp2ny')
I report to ihe charity trustees on my exaffll[￿tton of the accounts ot the Company for the year ended 3 l March 2025.
Re.8pon8ibilitie2> and basi5 of rcport
As the cliarity's trustees of the Comptwy (and also its director5 for the pwp05es of company law) you are regpongible for
ilie preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requiretnents of the Companie5 Act 2006 (Ihe ?006 Act,).
I-laving satisfied mysclf that the accounts or the Company arc noi rcquittxl to be audiied und¢r Part 16 of the 2006 Act
and are ¢ligi7)l¢ for ind¢p¢nd¢nt examination. I report ill r¢spe£t of MJJ examinaiion of your ¢liarity's a￿OW7t￿ (15 carri¢d
out under Section 145 of tli¢ Charities Act 2011 Ctlie 201 l ACV). JD caryinu oul rny eX￿InatIon I have t'ollowed tlje
Direclians gii'Ln by lh¢ Charity Comrnission under Section 145(5) 0)) of thL 2011 A
Tndependent examèner's Mth¢¢meot
Siiice your Lh<lrity'5 WSS iDcome exceeded £250.0(K) your exumin¢r must be a mL>mbcr of a lis*d body. I can confiTm
that l am ClU*ilified to UDdertake the examindtiOD b¢¢'aLLse T aTn a member of the Instiiulc of Cl)artered Accountants in
England and Wales, which is one of the lisied Trx)dies.
T havc. complelcd my cxaminaiion. I confmn that no matters have come lo my attenrioii in cfjnnLction with the
examinacjon giving me Cause (o believ¢:
ccount5ng'records were not kept An respect of the Company a5 required by Sectithn 386 of the 2006 Aèt,. C)T
the accounis do not accord with those records; or
the accoullls do not comply with tEie accountinLY re4uirernents of Sectii)n 396 of die 2006 Act otlier than any
requirement that the accounts give a true and fair view which is not a matter consideted parl D'l an
independeDI examirtalion; Or.
the accouDÉs have noi been prepared in aclorddnce with thc incthods ￿ld prillciples of th¢ 8lalcnieiit ot
Recollllnended Practice for accounting and Tcporling by charities (applicable to chJriti¢s preparing their
a¢¢ouiii$ in accordance wilh Ihe Finaritial Reportin(y Standarfi applicable iri th¢ IJK and Republic of Ireland
(FRS 102)).,
I have no LOhLernS and have come ft¢ross no other matters in connection Miith the examjnatioii whitli attention should
be drawll in this rewrt in urder to enable a proper understandins ot the accounts to be rvdLhed:
QYistophei Robert Tyler FCA DCiL4 FLIE
FI CRT Limited
Flat 24 Wellillgtonia Court
Laine CJ05e
Brighton
East Sussex
BNI 6TD
Date..
Page 7

BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
STATEMENT OF FINANCtAL AcrtVITILS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
2025
2024
Unrestricted
funds
UtLrestricted
fund
Restrict£d
nds
TOL
fiinds
Tot
fullds
Notes
INCOME AND
ENDOWMEYfs FROM
Donations and legacies
11,060
2,689
13.749
6,540
Charitable acthTr-ities
Advice
3i8,877
458,844
797.721
848,335
Other trading activities
Inv¢sty]ent illcomf
i,93)
17.304
1,933
17,304
Total
369,174
461,ii3
830,707
872 637
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising funds
340
346
Charltable aelfvfilfies
Advice
PeLision Exit
360,984
405,000
2.625
iQ3,761
867,370
813,72?
766
50.3 76L a6
813 722
ET
INCOMÈ/(EXPENDITURE)
Tran5fer5 bclwq¢p. luiid
Other recognlsed Eginsl(losses)
Actuarial gains on defined
b¢nefit sche￿eS
(397,156)
{319,880)
(2.625)
319,880
(42,228)
{442,009)
58,915
16
Net movement in funds
{7l7.030)
317255
(42,228)
(442.009)
153.915
REcoNC￿lATION OF
Toial. ￿ndS brousht.forward
1,026,836
31.615
43.025
1,101,476
947,.563
TOTAL FULYDS CARRIED
FORWAIiD
309.800
.148,870
797
1101478
The Dotes fiKip. part of these fjnaTbcial stalements..
Page 8

BRIGHTON AM) HOVE crrJzENS ADVtCE BUREAU
BALANCF SHFET
31 MARCH 2025
2025
2024
lJnTcstriLtii
tllnds.
dcsignaltd
Unrestricted
fllnd
Restricted
fvnds
Total
fuiids
Total
funds
Notes
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
14
I60,230
379,1 ?7
160230
728.794
102.586
512.507
i48,870
797
539J57
348,870
797
889,024
6L5,093
CREDftOKS
Arnounts fallinbN due within oiie
year
.(229,5i8)
(229.538)
(239,617)
NET CUkRÉIYT ASSETS
348.870
797
659.466
375 476
TOTAL ASSFTS LESS
CURKF,NT LIARILATAF.S
309,799
348.870.
797
659,466
375,476
PF,LYSION ASSET
17
726,boo
ET ASSETS ,
J48,870
79.1
6.i9.466
I,101
FUIYDS
Uiirestricted fuDd5
GenvT&il unrF5tricl¢d funds
Dcsign4t¢d. f.und8,
l6
309,799
1,026,8J6
658.661)
1,058,4f I
R¢5triited fim(b ,
797
TOI'AL FUIYDS
. 659,466
I IDI 476
'The charitablo company is enlirled to exemption from audTt under s￿til￿ 477 of the Coinpanies A¢t 2006 to¥ the year
ended 31 March.2025.
'rh¢ members have noi rLquired the coinpany to obtain an audit of it8 financial statemeni5' for ifre yp,ar ended
3.1 Marcli 2025 in a¢¢ordaii¢e with Section 476 of Ihe Lon]panies ALt 2(X16.
Tho Srpsl¢e¥ acknowledge their responsibiliiies for
(a)
, ¢nsyring that tbe chariiable company keeps accounting records coinply witli Seclions 3a6 aiid 387 ()1: Ilie
Companies Acl 2006 and
. pre￿.ring5. fin'ahcial staiemcnts which give a true and fair view of ihe Sta￿ of affairs ot tbe ¥ha*iiabl? company a4
at the end of cach linancial year and of its sU￿lUS or defiLii lor each f￿all¢la1 year in &Lcordance with I'he
TeqiLiwtYnenL% of Sections i94 and 395 and H'hi¥h othLfw15L compty Ivitb the requiYemLnts ()f the Lompanies Act
2006 relating to tinancftal statements, so far as applicable to the cl)aritable comp¢iny.
The notes fomi part of these tmanci81 statements
Conti￿ued...

IIRIGHTON AND HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
BALANCE SHEET - continued
31 MARCH 2025
These finit ncial 8tatements have been prepared in accoTdance wiith the prOv￿10￿S applicable to charitable Lump(￿]eS
Sllbject to the small compatiies re￿ts e.
The fi
ancial
stht cnts wLre approved by the 13oard of Tnlstees and authorised foi. issue
and were Si￿led on its behalf by:
S W F Blakeney-
usie
The notcs form part of financial statements
Page 10

BRIGHTON ARYD HOVE crrIzENS ADVICE BU RFAU
CASH FLOW STATEMKNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAKCH 2025
?0?)
2024
Notes
Cash flows from operaling activitie5
Cash £Tener<lted from operations
203.648
NL)t cash provldcd bj op¢raLing activities
203,648
18,310
Cash flnws from ini'esting a¢tivlties
Tnterest r¢ceived
12,639
Net ¢asli PToyided b) investi]g activities
¢hange eagh aDd casb equivaltnts in
tlie reportlllg p¢riod
Cash and cash equivalcllts at the
beglnnlng of Ihe reportin¥ period
216.287
30,321
512.507
482 186
Cagh and e29h,equfvalenls at Ibe end of
the r¢portlng porlod
512 507
The notes ft)nn part of these financial statements
Page 11

RIGHTON AND HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BU REAU
NOTES TO THE CASH FLOW STATEMEKr
FOR TIIE YEAR F,NDED 31 MARCH 2025
RECONCILTATTON OF (EXPEIYDITUREYINCOME TO NET CASH FU)W FROM
OPERATINC AcrtVlTtES
202)
2L124
Net (vApenditure)fmcome for the reporting perTrnd (as per Ibc
Statemenl of Finallci21 Activities)
Adjustments lor
TnteJEst reL¢ived
Poiisioft scheme a55et
Tn¥rease in debtors
(Deueaseyi]]crease in creditors
Difference bets¥eeD pension charge and caslt contributions
(442.010)
58,913
(12.6i9)
726,000
(i7.644)
(10,059)
(12,011)
(57,?08)
3.f,616
7,000)
, Nct psb p.rovided by oper8tlons
203,648
'AI4ALYSIS UF CHANGES IN NET FUY4DS
At 1.4.24
Cusli flow
AL31.3.25
Net eash
Cash ￿ bgnk and in bynd:
.512.507
216287
72& 794
512 507
216.
728,794
512 507
16.
728,794
The notes form part ot these financial state]nents
Page 12

JIRIGHTON AfiD HOVE crrizENS ADVtCE BUREAU
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
ACCOUI¥4TING POLtciEs
Basis (bf preparing the financial statements
ThL fin8nLial slatements of the chdritsble comp8ny.. which is a public bcnefit enlity under FRSI 02, have beeii
prepared in accordance with the cI￿LtieS SORP (FRS102) 'Accounting and ReportKng b) Chciritie.%: SI2L lement
of Recommended Practice appIl￿ble to chartties preparing their accounts with the Financi(Il Kepoi'lin(r Standard
applicable in the UK and Republic of Ir¢IatLd {FRS102) (effective l JaDuary 2019),, kinanciic l R¢porting
Standard FRS102 Th¢ Financial Reporting Standard applicable in th¢ UK 8Dd R¢public of Ir¢laiid' ttiid Uio
Cornpanies Act 2006. The financial statements have been prepared under the histoiical c05t ￿liVentIon.
Th¢ acuounts arL' prepared in sierlin& which is the tunctional wrrency of the cbarity. Mvnetaiy amouiits itj these
lijiancial ￿a1¢mi￿ts arc roundcd to the nearest £.
The trusteesldirectors. consider that there 4re no material UDLertainties about the con)pangs ability to Loiitiiiue as
a going concern..
Inconle
' Incotne is recognised on a receivable basis exccpL lor incorne Irom the Legal Services Fian¢111SL (LSF). Tbe
LSF changed their fuDdingi arraniiem¢nt last year Irorn paying on an hourly rate basis ¢0 payin8 oiily cases
cleared. Due to ihe falt that m¢asuremeni of the amount due to Brighton and Huve Cili£L'ns Advi¢e Bui'eau
canDOI be readity assessed ￿ll11 cases are closed this inc(Jme has been included on a reLeipts. ba81S.
Granks ate recognised oll an accrua15 Imsis, a￿oUn￿d for in relation lo the period io which they relate. Where
grants have been received for Lapital projLxLS the cosis have been Capitali7￿'0n thc Balance Sl)eet and
depietia¢S011: in accordaiicv with the aLcounfing policitts, has been charged agFaiiist tliai inconie.
b)Lo)ne is only def¢rred when:
. The donor specifith thai the grant or donation must onl). be used in fulure accounting periods. c>1"
'llie donor has imposed conditions which must be met tKfoTe die cllarity has unconditional etLtirlemLnt.
Donatcd assets are recorded as tK)th Incoming R&5vufLes and addilions to Fixed Assets whLrc a n7￿"ket vulue
can be estimated at tbe dale the donation is made. Donatsd serviceg art llot reco&inised.
penditur¢
Ll&ibililies are recogni8ed &s expenditure as soon a5 there is a Icgal or coDstruclive obliuiatic)n CoiwDLtting￿ tIiL
harity lo that expenditure. it l5 probable that a tr2nsf¢r of economic beuefits will l)¢ required in 5ettlqfflLnt and
the amount of the oblibiation can be measured reliably. Expenditur¢ is accounicd lor on an uccrua14 baslg and ba5
been classified under headings that aggregate all Cost Telaled Iv'lhe cA*goty. Where costs ￿nn0t bp dir¢LtIy
attributed to parti¢ular h¢ading* the). have been allo¢al¢d 10 a¢tivilics on a basi5 cvDsi$Lm( IlTjth
ie use o'l
resources.
Resources expended are accouoled for on an acmials basi¥ and include dttiibuiable VAT Iwh7¢1i #aniiot be
recove￿.
i) Chaiituble Aetivities comprises all expendikn dircctly re]￿Ing fo the Tunning of the bureau and iiiclude5
support costs relating to projecl maDagrem¢nt.
li) Support Costs include those incurred in the &ioveniance ()f the charity and its as8els arid al'e primarily
assbciaied with ¢oDslilUlional and sta(utory ￿quiremenL8.JTh 2025 support costs incliide the one ()i.r',cliarge of
£405,01)O for exilingi ihe P¢nsion Scheme.
Tallglble fixed assets
Peprecialion is provid￿ at the followillg allnual rall￿ in order to write off asset over its C.%tiinaled useful
life,,
Office equipment and illllliwre
Computer equipment
AO oncost
33 % on rost
Only assets over £500 are capifalise
Page 13
continuod...

ERIGHTON AfiD HOVE crrIzENS ADVtCE BLI REA U
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - tontinued
FOR THE YII AR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
AccouiYriNC POLICtES- cofitinued
Taxation
The charity is considered -LO pa&s the tests set out in Pryrydph I Schedule 6 Financc Act 2010 aiid ihcrcl()rc it
_eetS khe dcfinilion of a charitable COTDpany for UK Corporatiob Tax pllrp(￿. Accordingly the charitsr is
potentialty exempt from th￿Ton irt respecL of incotne or capital gains received categories covered by
Chapter 3 Part I I Con)oration Tax Act 201 O or Section 256 of the T￿￿10n of Charg¢abl¢ (Fauis A.¢t 1992, to
the extent thal such income or gains arc applicd cxclusivejy to charitable puryxws.
Fund ac¢ounling
The ¢haiily has various fuods for wtsicb it is r&sponsilJle:
Unrestricted fuDds - these funds are for use on the general cbaritable objectives of the clwty.
RcsLIiLltd funds - these fun(is are for ￿se as directed by the donor.
.Designated Tmnds - these fundg are imre*ricted funds that the Tn￿lee5 have ts) sei Bsidc for a sptcitic purpose
Pension schem¢s
The chariiy operales No pei)sion schemes .
a),Defnib<l Benefit S¢hémè.
Éligiblè employees may Particl￿e in ihe East Sus5cx County ¢ouncil Pension Fund, p￿t of the Lo¥al
Gokethm¢nr Pensions SLheme, a'd¢fined benefiL 5tglQti)ry %cheme. The fiind. is adniinislered by Rasi Su8%cx
Couthy CouhLYl and details of the s¢heme ean bc found in niiti. J7.
For defjntd bènefit schcme% the amounts charged in resources Èxperfded are the currehl setvice co4l$ aiid gains
nd'loase$ on settlements and curtailments. Tl)ey are included as 'part of staff costs. Wast. s&rvict costs are
r¢cognised immediately in the profit and lo&s accoiillt it the benefits liave vested. Jf the bencliig have not vested
imrnudiatcly.. the costs are recognised over the period iiThtil vestingy occurs. 'Ihe inleresl cos(i and the expected
¢cturn oh'&slets are shown as a nel ainouLIt of other fill￿1Cc costs 01 creijits adjacciil. In ill￿reSt. Actuai'iul gaiiis
ana losses are recognised immediately in die 'OthEr reLognis¢d and1088L"S'.
i)efined b4mclit schcmes fundéd. whh the assets of the scheTne h¢ld %Lyar￿ClY from thdse of thL LvfDUP, il)
sèpatate IrUsle¢-athninis￿red funds. 'PensLDll Scheme assets, mé8sufL(] ￿ fair Valué';knd li&Q)iiities are
e¢fSUTed on an aLlI￿rial basis using the projected unit melliod and di5Luunted al ll rate equiv.aleiit',tu thL current
tate ()n retum on a high-quality cotporate bond of equivalvnt LUTrency and lerni to the sclieine li&bilities.The
arial valuatiorfs are obtain¢d aDDually and arc updatcd at each balance sheet dale. Tl)¢ resulting, defiijcd
bellefit ass¢t or liability. net of the ielated dclcrred tay, is Presented separately aftef oiher ￿et assets ull Ihc tace
bf the balanrx sheet.
Followln8 th< exh of the last two mi>fflbcts r)f the FunLL our partitiprfioh and oPlig&tiOub'tg the fund
rifiislied.
}.Def￿ed ContributioJ] S¢'h¢m¢.
¢ cbarity contribules to a &ry(iup ￿rsOna1,#enSion scheme'adminiSiered by ScoiiislI Widow:5, '1'litr a4pets of the
cheme are.. lield Sep￿telY. froni Ihose of the charit),,. Tlie annuyl conrribullori Payin¢nl¥ Ibre, cpai.
talement ot f￿andIa1 a¢tiviti&S:
'otr'detihed contrlbthion scheiney the ariiount charged to the statemen( Trf financial aLtiwili¢s ijii l.espeot ol:
eiisioil COS￿ and other posl-reiiremènt lienefsts is the contributiODS payable ih Ihe year. Diffbrence'g betw¢en
¥￿itrIbutionS payable in the year and Lonml)utions aclljally paid are shown as eitl)er 4cCT￿lI cir pr¥pa
rnttnl's in
he balance sbeet. In the year under review the employer contributibn ivas P/
Pa¥e 14
coDtinLILd...

BRIGHTON MD HOVE crrizENS ADVtCE BURFAU
FIOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - continued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCFt 21J25
DO]YATIONS AI¥D LEGACIES
2024
Donations
Einployment allowance
Misc¢llan¢ous incom¢
5.000
5.000
1.50
6,540
OTHER TRADING AcfIviTIES
2025
2024
Fundraising ¢vents
1,933
1,557
, INVESTMF.NT INCOMF. .
2024
Rents received
De￿￿11 account intLrest
4,665
4,194
ILYCOMF FROM CHARITABLE Acr[V￿TEs
202.1
2024
Activity
' A¢wice
Gronts
797 721
848 33
ln additi(w the following arnout￿ have b¢ai deferr￿ lo 2025￿6-
2Q2.
2024
Gamble Awareness
BrigFLton and Hove City Council- En¢ru Works
Money Advice Service
Lhalk Cliff Trust
SGN
>2,343
461
6,983
5,586
5.PQQ
J,l81
Grants recei%¥d, iDcluded in the abovc, are as follows:
2D25
2024
Aging Well
Brigbton and Hove City Coun¢il -.Advice Matters
Brighton <￿d Hove City CoiincAI'_.Ènergy Works
Brightots and l.love City Coiincil- Energy Work5 Plus
Brighton and l.love City Coiincil - Moneyworks
Cardinal MaJ)ag)ement
LitizeD¥ Advice Ilureall- C(k%t ofiiiiillg Crisis
itizeDS Advice Bureuu- Debi Modernisation
Citizens Advice Bur¢au- Outreach Advice
C,itiz,o)s Adtri¢e Bureau- SGN
CJ2rnble Aiw4renè&s
3.1.998
133,136
,103,fj31
61,930.
51,654
21,051)
41),Iln6
375,614
418,398
Pag¢15
cotttinued...

BIUGHTON AND HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BUIIKAU
NOTES TO THE FINANCtAL STATF.MFNTS - continued
FOR THE Y£4 AR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
INCOME FROM CIIARtTABLE ACTIVITIES- continued
2025
2024
Brought forv+'ard
J.lastings Citi2ens Advice Bureau
Macinillan
Money Advice S¢rvic¢
Redr¢ss
Truss¢ll Trust
University of Suss¢x
37_i,614
438,i98
13,8?0
82.498
111,441
167,890
30,988
84,327
229,8iO
21.072
797,721
848 335
RAISTNC FUNDS
Ra14jTrg donaÉions and le¥a¢ies
2024
Fundrnisiog expenses
346
CHAIUTABLE ACTIVITAES COSTS
Direct
Costs (see
note 8)
Suppoit
Losts (s¢e
note 9)
Totals
Adtrice
Pension Exit
858,021
867,371
405,000
858021
414 3.50
1272 371
DIRECf COSTS OF CHARITABLE ACTIVITIE&•
2025
2024
Sajary ¢osts
SlafF¢osls
Office ¢osls
Premis¢s ¥o$ts
659,864
8,319
636,i82
L5,333
153,736
2k.909
858021
834 560
continued...

BRIC:HTON ALW HOVE crrizENS ADVICE BURL4U
r4oTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATFMENTS - continued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
SUPPORT COSTS
Gower[L￿]ce
Losts
Advice
Pension Exit
9,350
405,000
414,i50
Support costs. IDcliided in the above. are as tollows:
2025
Totsl
activities
2024
'I'()tal
a¢liviLio,
Pension
Exii
Advice
Jnterest payable aDd similar charses
idepelldent examiners fee
AccouDtancy
E>it !roAn pension. scheme
(30,000)
2,QOO
7,164
2,000
7.350
2,000
7,i50
405 OJO
40.S.(KIO
9.350
405.000
414,350
20 836)
io,
TRIISTF.ES' REMUNERATION ANI) BF.NFFITS
Thtre ivtrt no trusl¢L'y' remunerntic)n or other benefits for the year ended 31 March 2025 nor for tl)L' y¢ai' elided
31 March 2024.
T.ru¥lees' expcu5es
There wer¢ no
31 March 2024.
truslees, expcnscs paid tor the year ended 31 March 2025 nor foi" IhL )itrar ended
STAFF COSTS .
The tolal ernoluments of all employees during th¢ ye•T were as follows:
2025
2024
Salaries and Wages
Social Security C05t5
Pension Costs
RS17 P'en5iOD Stheme Adju5tm¢Dt
569,097
47.499
25.84)
549,756
44,413
14.295
21,000
Tbt Dumber of employees during the year w&$ 25 (2024 26).
No employee received remuneratAOll (gross pay) in exc￿ of £61).1)00 (2024 none).
Th¢'key management persojthel of the'LharTty comprise the trustees and the chièf execu17ve oficer. I'lie tolal
employee'benefrts {gross pay plus emplovers national insurance and pension ¢oniribiitions) of tlio key
managemenz personnel were £6i.348 (2024 £52,071).
contiiiued..

BRIGHTON AND HOVE crrizENS ADVICE BUREAU
NOTES TO THE FINA]YCIAL STATEMENIS - coutinued
FOR THE YFAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
12.
COMPARATIVES FOR THF. STATEhlEIYT OF FINANCIAL AcfiviTIES 2024
Unrestricted
UnrestTicÉed
fuDd
Restricted
funds
Total
funds
dcsignatsd
JNCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donulions and IcgaciL
6,537
6,537
Ch¥tritable ttctivvtieS
Advice
303,566
544,77l
848,337
Otber trading activitie5
InvestsneDI income
J.)57
16.?05
1,557
Total
327.86)
544,77l
872 636
EXPENDITURE ON
Ch￿lÉO￿le aclivlties
288,135
506,472
813,721
NEI T INCOME/(FXPEIYDATUR£)
Transfyrs betwepn fufjds
Other reeognlsed gains1{lu&s¢sj
Actuarial gaiiys on d¢￿ed bellefit schemes
39.730
(4.110)
(19,114)
4.110
511,91.f
Net ￿0vement in lunds
130,620
(15.004)
1$3,915
RECQNCILI4TION OF FUNDS
Total tiinds broLinht forwai
96.214
46,62 i
4,728
147,56)
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FOKWARD
1.026 834
13.
'.rANGIBLE FiX£D ASSETS
oirice
iipinent
Computer
equip.ment
fi)rniture
otals,
At l April 2Q24 i l Marcli 202.$
bEfRECiATION .
It l AprAJ 2024 and 31 March 2025
4,545
.NET BOOK VALUE
Ai 31 March 2025
At 31 'Mai¢h 2024
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BRIGHTON ALND HOVE crrizENS ADVICE BUREA U
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEIIIENTS - Continu￿1
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
14.
DEBTORS: AMOiJNTS FALLINC. DUE wrrHtN ONE YEAR
2024
Trade debtors
Prepaymenls
151,3?0
95,28.f
7,301
160,230
l Q2,586
IS. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE WtTUIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Trade ¢rediÈors
.VAT
Accruals
Defeywd in¢ome
, Amounls beld on behalf of others
197,250
17i,050
829
10,287
5,802
13,767
1,549
25,664
229 558
239 617
6.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Net
Inovemeiil
in fujids
Trausfers
l)etsveeii
funds
At 1.4.24
31.3.25
Unrcslricted funds
Un[￿strIcted lunds L¥enernt
Desiylated Fund - IT Eqipment
Desigllated FuDd - Pension
D¥bi¥naled Fund - 'I'raininii
Dosigna*d Fiind - Digital
Designated Fund- CEO
D,esigna¢¢d flind- SGN
Dosignated fund - Peiiding Project Fund
1,026,836
3.710
16.537
8,863
2,505
()97,157)
(319,880)
92
(16,537)
(2.496)
309,799
3,1102
6,367
(2,505)
(120)
8.69U
9.13l
8.57D
321 OOD
l.058.451
(399.782)
658.669
Restricted funds
Atrints Well
Bi'i&iht()n and Hovv City Cvun¢il -
Mon¢ywOrk8 '
Gamble Awareness
Outtrarh Advic¢
9,744
(9,744)
797
8.918
23,566
797
(8.918)
43.025
T.nTAL FUNIKS
101476
442 010)
659,466
Pagc 19
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BRIC HTOD4 AND HOVE crrizENs ADVICE BUREAU
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEM ENTS - continued
FOR THE Y EAR ENDED 31 MARCA 2(12>
16.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS - continued
Net movemcnt in fund5". included in alh)vc 2rÈ a5 follows:
Incoming
r¢sourc¢s
Resourccs
eX￿￿ded
Moveimenl
in tiinds
Unreslric*¢d lunds
Ufii'L%tri¢ted funds general
Designated Fund- Digital
DESI￿￿e￿ Fund - CEO
369,173
(766,.130)
(2,505)
(i?0)
(397,157)
(2,505)
(i?0)
369.] 73
(768.Q$5)
(399,782)
Restrict¢ql fvnds
.11.998
,(41.742)
(9,744)
Briiihion and HOVÈ Cit), Coun&il - Advi¢¢
120.013
{.120,013)
' Brighton'aD(l.Hove City Council -.Encrgy
Works
Bi'igllion and Hove Cty Coimcil - Energy
Works Plus
Brighioi)-and Hove Cty Coiincil-
Moi)eyworks
Goinble Aivareness
Money Advice Service
OLLireqch ALlvice
SGN
Tnissell Trust.
20.304
(20,304)
61,930
{61.930)
51,6.$4
34,250
84,327.
16,IU8
19,878
1.$1,654)
'{43,168}.
'{84,327)
{39.674')
{19,878)'
21.072J
(8,918)
(23,566)
461,534
03 762}
TOTAL FU.NDS
830 707
'442 01.0)
PagL 20
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BRIGHTOIY AND HOVF crrizENS ADVICE BUREAU
IYOTES TO THE FINAIYCIAL STATEMEKfs - continuLxI
FOR THE YFAR ENDED 31 MARCH 202)
16.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contillucd
Comparatives for funds
Net
Dwvement
in fi]nds
Transfets
between
funds
At
31,3.24
At 1.4.23
Unreslrict¢d funds
Ut￿¢Stricted fiinds generdl
Designaled Fund- IT Eqiprnent
Designat¢d Fund- Pensivn
Designfiicd Fund - I riiitsing,
Designated Fund - Digiial
896214
i.O(iO
iO.CH)O
12.000
21.621
134,7)2
(ajio)
710
6.5i7
(3.137)
1,026.836
3.710
16.5i7
19 116)
2.505
' Restrideil fuiids
,Aging Ivell
BiTrJts ion a])d Hove Cty Council-
Molleyworks
Briiihton and Hove City Council- Warnith
.Foi' Wellbeino
Ciii2¢ll$ AdviLe Biireath- BEIS
Ganible AwarL'llLSS
Ouireach Advice
942,835
J15.616
I,058,4.f I
9,744
9,744
797
797
(3,786)
(145)
8,9'18
145
8,918
23,.$66
4,728
TOTAL rtIN]is
15) 913
1 101476
Pa￿t 21
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BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
NOTE4 S TO THE FIIYANCIAL STATEMENTS - continu
FOR TH E YF.AR ENDED 31 MARCH 202)
16.
MOVEMENf IN Fti]WS- continued
Compardtive net movement in fimds, inclllded in the above are as follow5:
ITtcomiDg
resourc£s
Gain% and
losses
Movement
tn fLinds
¢Ypended
Unrcstricted funds
Unirstricl¢d funds genernl
Desi&¥nated Fund - Digttai
327,866
(288.134)
(19.11
950(X)
134.732
19,116)
327.866
(307250)
115,616
Restricted funds
. Aging Well
Brighton and Hove City Council - AdvT¢e
Matter
BriJ(I tou'and Hove City Council -. Ener
Works
Brighton gnd Hove City Council-
Moneyworks
Brighton and Hove City Council - Warmth
for Wellbeing
Cit12ens Advice Burefiu - BEIS
Citizens Advi￿ Biireau - Debt
Modernisaiion
Gamble AWarL￿L$s
Money Advice ServAce
Outreach A'dvice
Trussell Tillst
27,933
(18,189)
J33,136
(133,136)
J Tr3.631
(103,631)
57.396
{57,396)
(3.786)
{145)
(3,786)
(145)
4251
35.188
Jii,441
40.806
30.988
(4,251 j
(26,270)
(115.441)
(17.24Q)
30.988)
8,918
23,.$66
3R,297
TOtAL FUNDS
872 636
813 723)
153 913
ReS0￿￿e¢S expended (202))
The Tcsourccs expended of £766.330 includes the c04ts in the Exit fr()rn th¥ Pension Scliomc of £405.000.
Rcstri¢t¢d Eunds
The income ￿ndS ot. the Brighton and Elove CstiZ£4)s Advice Bureau ll)clude the followi])&v fun<L8 K,liere grants
are for spe¢itic purposes .
l.Ageing Well - AdviFe for older people in the city.
2,Advice Matters - (ieneralist Advice of benefits, debl housinkn employin¢nt, Immi￿1Th1 and fatnily.
3.Money%Yorks - Debt <tnd Money advicc.
4.EneDgy Works- Energy advice- Att person alld over the telephone.
5.Energy Works Plus - Enew advice and incorne maxirnisatiim.
6.(iamble Aware- Debt and general ad14ice by those affrLied by gambling and affected others.
7.hSoney Advice Service- tkbt Advire,
¥.Outreach Advice - Advice in the collwllunity for those who find lis hard to reach.
conti
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BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU
NOTES TO THE FtNANCIAL STATEiKENTS - continllcd
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2(125
16.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- coptinued
9.SCIN - Energy advice- outrcach.
10.Trnss¢ll Tru5t- FoThl baok supporL
17.
EMPLOYEE BENEFIT OBLiGATIONS
SorrLe employees may patricipate in the East Sussex County Council Pe]Lsivn fuiid: part uf Ilie Local
Government Pensions Scheme, a defined bcnefil Starntory scheme. The fi￿d is ddniinistered by E189t Sussex
County Council in accordance with the ￿)Cal Governtnenl Pensions Regul*ion5 1997 as &nend¢d.
Foljowing the cxil of the last rwo active mejnbers of thL BTighion aDd Hove CAB section of tlie Pellsion FLLttd ,
our parti¢ipaiion and oblibaiions to'the-Fulld finished.
Oll ¥it'kom ihe Fund, ￿e dwity rcceived an Exit CTeilit o1"£i21,c￿.
The amouDts reco￿0 ised in the Slatement ofFinancial Activilies are &8 follows:
Defined benefit
pension plaiis
2025
2024
Curretti gervice co%1
Net interest from nei d¢fined benefit
assetlliability
Past service cost
20,000
(30,000)
i o,000}
Artuaj r£turn on plan asscls
161000
Changes in th¢ pres￿1 value of the d¢fmed benefrt oblytivn arL' as follows:
Defined beiiefit
pension plans
2025
2024
OpeDing defin¢d bL*efit obligation
Current servi¢¢ cosl
Contributions by scheme pariicipants
Tnterc81 cost
Acluarial lossesl(&¥ain¥)
Beuefils Pdid
Curtaikn¢JJt
Remeasurements:
Actuarial (gaiDS)Ilosses from chanrtes in
demographlc assuinptions
A¢warial (gains)Ilosses from changes in
rinancial assumptions
1.424.000
1,408,000
20,OOQ
s,ooo
67,QOQ
3,000
(45,000)
(1,424,000)
(16,000)
(20 000)
1424.000
Pag.¢ 23
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- hRIGHTON A]YD HOVE CITIZENS ADVICV BUREAU
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMELYTS - continued
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MAIiCH 2025
18.
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
There were no related paty transactions for the year ended 31 March 202).
19.
STATUTORY INFORMATION
The charity is a cojnpally limited by guarantee. registered in England aDd Wa1¢5. aud Iw iio share capilal. No
one member has overall ¢otttrol of the cbarity.
Every member of th¢ Charity undertrdkes to c()ntrbute such amount as may be Tcquire(( iiot exceedllig £1. to the
Cliariiy Assets if it should be wound up whilc thcy are a TncmbLY or within one year atler they cease to b¢ a
mcmb¢r.
On th¢ everjt of the Chartty being wound up or dissolved, any property remaiDS after all debL8 and liabilities
have been satisfied shall be giveli or troosferred to scime other cbaritable in￿llutIOn cir institutions having similai.
objects.
The company's registered number and registered offLce addre55 can be fvund in the 'Legal and Administrative
Inforn)ariop' section of the accounts.
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