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|Reference and Administrative<br>Details|||
|Report ofthe|Trustees|2-5|
|Report ofthe|Independent<br>Auditors|6-8|
|Consolidated|Statement ofFinancial Activities||
|Consolidated|Balance Sheet|10|
|Charity Balance Sheet|||
|Cash Flow Statement||12|
|Notes tothe|Cash Flow Statement|13|
|Notes tothe|Financial Statements|14-23|





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|Ob'ective||||||What we did||
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|The relief of poverty and unemployment||||||We continued<br>our work with EMS to continue the success ofour food project,||
|||||||with ever more members<br>joining and further support offered by the business||
|||||||community.<br>We succeeded<br>in securing atwo-year extension<br>to the project||
|||||||thanks to support from the national<br>lottery and Places for People. We remain||
|||||||indebted to Cranswick foods and partners<br>for their continued<br>generosity<br>and||
|||||||sUpport.||
|||||||We delivered a number of highly<br>impactful<br>projects to reduce the impact of||
|||||||the cost of living across the community,<br>including<br>clean kids, sun kids, warm||
|||||||kids, E1 meals and a range offree activities over the course ofthe year.||
|The advancement<br>of|||education,|||We continue the support of adult education,<br>library,<br>and community<br>ICT||
|training,<br>or|retraining|||||services to and ensure that are communities<br>get the best access skills and||
|||||||training.||
|The provision||offinancial||assistance,||Support<br>given to start-up businesses<br>including<br>technical<br>and financial||
|technical assistance,|||advisory||and|support. This included<br>help to access covid support<br>grants to ensure they||
|counselling|services,||business||advice|could continue to operate through the pandemic.||
|or consultancy||||||||
|||||||Support for youth enterprise<br>continues<br>along with support for care leavers to||
|||||||access work and other related support.||
|The provision||offacilities||for||Supported<br>the work ofthe Freedom Centre to deliver recreational<br>facilities||
|recreational|and leisure time and the|||||and positive social expenences<br>saw Covid safe pantomimes<br>and family||
|organisation|of leisure activities|||||activities<br>return,<br>providing<br>much needed<br>relief in difficult times. Free events,||
|||||||family events and subsidies<br>events ensured there was something<br>for||
|||||||everyone.||
|The protection||or conservation|||ofthe|Our programme<br>to reduce energy use continues,<br>with further<br>investments||
|environment||||||made<br>in LEDtechnology<br>and efficient control systems.||
|The holding|ofexhibitions,|||meetings,||In person meetings<br>built back well after the pandemic,<br>with further progress|to|
|etc.||||||come.||
|The promotion||of public safety|||and|We secured funding<br>from the Police and Crime Commissioner<br>to upgrade|our|
|prevention|of|crime||||CCTV system.||
|The promotion||of health and healthy||||We provided<br>location support to a wide range of health promotion<br>charities||
|lifestyles||||||and the NHS to spread<br>positive messages<br>about health.||
|||||||Our community<br>gym continued<br>to provide an exceptional<br>value service to its||
|||||||members.<br>We re-introduced<br>exercise classes and opened them to non-gym||
|||||||membem.<br>We ran a highly successful free gym pass programme<br>with the||
|||||||assistance ofActive Humber and Sport England||
|||||||Our cafe<br>rovided low-cost<br>hi<br>h-<br>ualit<br>foodfor the communit<br>.||





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|We anticipate|that we will continue to see increasing<br>demands<br>for support,<br>rising delivery costs|that we will continue to see increasing<br>demands<br>for support,<br>rising delivery costs|that we will continue to see increasing<br>demands<br>for support,<br>rising delivery costs|that we will continue to see increasing<br>demands<br>for support,<br>rising delivery costs|that we will continue to see increasing<br>demands<br>for support,<br>rising delivery costs|that we will continue to see increasing<br>demands<br>for support,<br>rising delivery costs|that we will continue to see increasing<br>demands<br>for support,<br>rising delivery costs|that we will continue to see increasing<br>demands<br>for support,<br>rising delivery costs|that we will continue to see increasing<br>demands<br>for support,<br>rising delivery costs|and continued|and continued|pressure|pressure|on|
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|revenues.<br>However,<br>we will continue|||||||our||commitment<br>to deliver<br>our objectives. We are hopefully<br>that providers||||in|the|
|funding<br>market||will|be|returning|to support||||community<br>priorities.||||||
|Ob ective|||||||||Our<br>ans||||||
|The relief of||poverty||and unemployment|||||We will continue to work with partners<br>to improve||opportunities|||to|
||||||||||access skills and find employment.||||||
||||||||||Continued<br>partnering<br>with EMS to help reduce household||||||
||||||||||expenditure<br>on utilities and food, reducing|poverty|||||
||||||||||Continue to partner<br>with PROBE and others to|support|skills|and|||
||||||||||employability||||||
|The advancement<br>ofeducation,||||||training,|||We will continue to work with partners<br>to improve||opportunities|||to|
|or retraining|||||||||access skills and find employment.||||||
||||||||||Continued<br>partnering<br>with EMS to help reduce household||||||
||||||||||expenditure<br>on utilities and food, reducing|poverty|||||
||||||||||Continue to partner<br>with PROBE and others to|support|skills|and|||
||||||||||employability||||||
|The provision<br>offinancial assistance,<br>technical assistance,<br>advisory<br>and<br>counselling<br>services, business<br>advice||||||||or|We will continue<br>to work with partners<br>to improve<br>access skills and find employment.||opportunities|||to|
|consultancy|||||||||Continued<br>partnering<br>with EMS to help reduce household||||||
||||||||||expenditure<br>on utilities and food, reducing|poverty|||||
||||||||||Continue to partner<br>with PROBE and others to|support|skills|and|||
||||||||||employability||||||
|The provision||of|facilities for recreational||||||Supporting<br>the work ofthe Freedom<br>Centre to deliver|||recreational|||
|and leisure time <br>leisure activities|||and|the organisation||||of|facilities and positive social experiences||||||
||||||||||Develop existing community<br>groups||||||
||||||||||Encourage<br>new community<br>groups to form||||||
|The protection or conservation<br>environment||||||of the|||Working<br>with partners<br>and others to explore ways ofensuring<br>development<br>towards<br>sustainability<br>ofthe local environment||||the||





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|The holding|of exhibitions,||meetings,|etc.|Supporting<br>the|Freedom<br>Centre to provide|exceptional||quality||
||||||facilities to the|benefit ofthe wider community|||||
|The promotion||of public safety and|||We will seek continued<br>improvements<br>in the security|||of|the area||
|prevention|of crime||||working<br>closely|with agencies such as the|police.||||
|The promotion<br>lifest les||of health and healthy|||Supporting<br>or co-ordinating<br>health<br>promoting<br>statut<br>bodies<br>and the obecbves ofnational||charities,<br>volunteer<br>rammes.|||groups,|



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|||||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total|Total|
|||Notes||fund<br>f|fund<br>E|funds<br>6|fundsf|
|INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS||FROM||||||
|Charitable<br>activities||||||||
|Grants and donations||3||1,231|63,169|64,400|36,608|
|Investment<br>income||2||485,472||485,472|476,883|
|Trading<br>activities<br>Other income||||237,791<br>5,942||237,791<br>5,942|146,244|
|Total||||730,436|63,169|793,605|659,735|
|EXPENDITURE ON||||||||
|Raising funds||4||131,959||131,959|102,569|
|Charitable<br>activities||5||||||
|Community<br>services &facilities||||1,024,191|65,395|1,089,586|1,027,329|
|Total||||1,156,150|65,395|1,221,545|1,129,898|
|NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)||||(425,714)|(2,226)|(427,940)|(470,163)|
|NET MOVEMENT<br>IN FUNDS||||(425,714)|(2,226)|(427,940)|(470,163)|
|RECONCILIATION<br>OF FUNDS||||||||
|Total funds brought forward||||8,398.436|19,832|8,418,268|8,888,431|
|TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED|FORWARD|||7,972,722|17,606|7,990,328|8,418,268|
|CONTINUING<br>OPERATIONS||||||||
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|The Freedom Community<br>Trust Limited||||
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|Consolidated<br>Balance Sheet||||
|31stMarch 2023||||
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||Notes|6|5|
|FIXEDASSETS||||
|Tangible assets|14|7,535,437|7,998,035|
|CURRENT ASSETS||||
|Stock|16|1,837|2,086|
|Debtors|17|60,110|65,118|
|Cash at bank||500660|451,564|
|||562,612|518,768|
|CREDITORS||||
|Amounts<br>falling due within one year|18|(107,721)|(98,535)|
|NET CURRENT ASSETS||454 00|420 233|
|TOTAL ASSETS LESSCURRENT LIABILITIES||7,990,328|8,418,268|
|NET ASSETS||7990320|0410260|
|FUNDS|20|||
|Unrestricted<br>funds||7,972,722|8,398,436|
|Restricted funds||17,606|19,832|
|TOTALFUNDS||7 990.320|0,410.260|





|The Freedom Community<br>Trust Limited||||
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|Charity Balance Sheet||||
|31stMarch 2022||||
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||Notes|6|E|
|FIXEDASSETS||||
|Tangible assets<br>Investments|14<br>15|7,516,994<br>10|7,986,273<br>10|
|||7,517,004|7,986,283|
|CURRENT ASSETS||||
|Debtors|17|33,239|17,623|
|Cash at bank||366,035|336,381|
|||399,274|354,004|
|CREDITORS||||
|Amounts<br>falling due within one year|18|(31,881)|(14,475)|
|NET CURRENT ASSETS||367,393|339,529|
|TOTAL ASSETS LESSCURRENT LIABILITIES||7,864,397|8,325,812|
|NET ASSETS||7.884.38|8 325,812|
|FUNDS|20|||
|Unrestricted<br>funds||7,866,791|8,305,980|
|Restricted funds||17,606|19,832|
|TOTAL FUNDS||7884387|8,325,8 2|





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|Cash flows from operating||activities||||
|Cash generated<br>from operations|||1|63,271|~56,103)|
|Net cash (used in)/provided||by operating|activities|~63 271|~55,103)|
|Cash flows from investing||activities||||
|Purchase oftangible fixed assets||||14,170|4,000|
|Nst cash used in investing|activities|||/14,170)|~4,000)|
|Change<br>in cash and cash||equivalents|In|||
|the reporting<br>period<br>Cash and cash equivalents||at the||49,101|(60,103)|
|beginning<br>ofthe reporting||period||~451 564|511,667|
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|for th|e year ended 31stMarch 2023|e year ended 31stMarch 2023|e year ended 31stMarch 2023|e year ended 31stMarch 2023|e year ended 31stMarch 2023|e year ended 31stMarch 2023|e year ended 31stMarch 2023||
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|1.|RECONCILIATION<br>OF NET EXPENDITURE TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES||||||||
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||Net expenditure<br>for <br>Financial Activities)|the reporting||period (as per the Statement of||(427,940)|(470,163)||
||Adjustments<br>for:<br>Depreciation<br>charges|||||476,767|477,540||
||Loss on disposal<br>offixed assets<br>(Increase)/decrease<br>in debtors<br>(Increase)/decrease<br>in stocks<br>(Decrease)/increase<br>in creditors|||||5,008<br>249<br>9187||12,937<br>(96)<br>~76,321|
||Net cash (used in)/provided||by operations|||~63 271||~56103)|
||ANALYSIS OF CHANGES<br>IN||NET|FUNDS|||||
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||Cash at bank|||451,584||49,101||500,665|
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|<br><br><br>lease term. Costs incurred<br>in earning<br>the leas|e income are rec|e income are rec|ognised as costs o|ognised as costs o|f raising funds.||
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|Operating<br>lease expenses are recognised as|an expense over||the lease term on||a straight<br>line basis.||
|INVESTMENT INCOME|||||||
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|Rents and service charges receivable|||||485,472|476863|
|All of the investment<br>income for 2023and 2022 is unrestricted|||income.||||
|ANALYSISOFGRANTSANDDONATIONS|Unrestrictedf||Restrictedf||2023f|2022f|
|Big Lottery<br>—Freedom<br>Fresh Food<br>Big Lottery<br>—Fire Alarm Panel<br>Office ofThe Police & Crime Commissioner||||48,458<br>9,500<br>5,211|48,458<br>9,500<br>5,211|3,500|
|Government<br>grant income<br>Other donations||1231|||1,231|32,108<br>1,000|
|||1 231||63 169|06100|36608|
|For 2022f3,500ofthe grants received are restricted||income,|with the|remained|being unrestricted.||
|RAISING FUNDS|Unrestrictedf||Restrictedf||2023f|2022<br>f|
|Property management<br>costs<br>Cost ofgoods sold and other costs||70,075<br>61,884|||70,075<br>61,884|71,681<br>30,868|
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|Management||31,967|33,671|
|Finance||30,857|37,661|
|Information|technology|469|315|
|Human<br>resources||72,571|77,881|
|Premises costs||14,949||
|Governance|costs|13,175|11,100|
|Depreciation||~36 361|477,540|
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|Depreciation - owned assets|||476,767|477,540|
|AUDITORS' REMUNERATION|||||
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|Fees payable to the charity's|auditors forthe audit ofthe charity's|financial|||
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|Turnover||||803,274|715,485|
|Cost ofsales||||252,344|234,445|
|GROSS PROFIT||||550,930|481,040|
|Administrative<br>expenses||||459166|436,263|
|||||91,764|44,777|
|Other operating<br>income|||||32,108|
|OPERATING PROFIT and PROFIT BEFORE TAXATION||||91,764|76,885|
|Tax on profit||||||
|PROFIT FOR THE FINANCIAL||YEAR||91764|76 885|
|COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL|||ACTIVITIES|||
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|INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS||FROM||||
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|Grants|||33,108|3,500|36,608|
|Investment<br>income|||476,883||476,883|
|Trading activities|||146,244||146,244|
|Other income||||||
|Total|||656,235|3,500|659,735|
|EXPENDITURE ON||||||
|Raising funds|||102,569||102,569|
|Charitable<br>activities||||||
|Community<br>services|&facilities||1,027,329||1,027,329|
|Total|||1,129,898|3,500|1,129,898|
|NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)|||(473,663)|3,500|(470,163)|
|NET MOVEMENT<br>IN|FUNDS||(473,663)|3,500|(473,663)|
|Total funds brought|forward||8,872,099|16,332|8,888,431|
|TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD|||8,398,436|19,832|8 418268|





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|COST|||||||||
|At 1st April 2022|12,975,971||3,843,682||71,083|262,059|17,152,796||
|Additions||||||14,170|14,170||
|131<br>M<br>02023|12 0|9 I|3043002||71 D03|2 6.<br>9|166965||
|DEPRECIATION|||||||||
|At 1stApril 2022|6,445,355||2,406,030||53,080|250,296|9,154,761||
|Charge for year|314,570||146,124||8,586|7,487|476,767||
|At 31stMarch 2023|8759|925|2552 154||61,666|257,783|9631528||
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|6 31<br>M<br>I<br>0 3|6,216,046||1.291, 20||9,417|18,446|7,535,437||
|At 31stMarch 2022|6,530,616||1 437,652||18,003|11,763|7,998,035||
|CHARITY||||||Fixtures|||
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|At 1st April 2022|||12,975,971|3,843,682||71,083|16,890,736||
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|At 31st March 2023|||129 5071|3043082||71083|10000 36||
|DEPRECIATION|||||||||
|At 1stApril 2022<br>Charge for year|||6,445,352<br>314569|2,406,030<br>146,124||53,081<br>8,586|8,904,463<br>469,279||
|At 31stMarch 2023|||6759,921|2552,154||01,067|9373 4||
|NET BOOK VALUE|||||||||
|At 31st March 2023|||0216.050|I|II<br>520|9416|7516004||
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||Details of investments<br>are|a|s follows:|s follows:||||||||
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||Name ofcompany<br>Preston<br>Road Enterprises||Limited||Holdings<br>Ordinary||Proportion<br>ofshares held<br>100%|||Nature ofbusiness<br>Function/meeting<br>facilities||
||The subsidiary<br>undertaking||is registered||in England<br>and||Wales.|||||
||In the opinion ofthe directors, the value||||ofthe|company's|investment<br>in its subsidiary|||undertaking|is not less than|
||the amount<br>at which<br>it is stated|||in the balance||sheet.||||||
|16.|STOCKS|||||2023||2023||2022|2022|
|||||||Groupf||Charity<br>f|Groupf||Charity<br>f|
||Finished goods and goods|for resale||||1,837||||2,086||
|17.|DEBTORS|||||2023||2023||2022|2022|
|||||||Groupf||Charity<br>f|Groupf||Charity<br>f|
||Trade debtors|||||39,354||33,239||11,118|17,331|
||Other debtors|||||20,756||||53,708||
||Amounts<br>due from subsidiary||undertaking|||||||||
||Prepaymenis<br>and accrued|income||||||||||
|||||||60,110||33,239||65,118|17,623|
|18.|CREDITORS'. AMOUNTS|FALLING||||2023||2023||2022|2022|
||DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR|||||Groupf||Charity<br>f|Groupf||Charity<br>f|
||Trade creditors|||||36,708||18,571||34,526|7,078|
||Social security and other taxes|||||20,169||1,888||12,151|773|
||Other creditors|||||3,671||3,671||||
||Accruals and deferred income|||||47,173||7,751||51,858|6,624|
|||||||107,721||31,881||98,535|14,475|
|19.|LEASING AGREEMENTS|||||2023||2023||2022|2022|
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||Minimum<br>lease payments<br>under|||non-cancellable||operating|leases|fall due as follows:||||
||Within one year<br>Between one and five years<br>In more than five years|||||5,656<br>10,668<br>213,425||2,083<br>8,332<br>213,425||5,655<br>14,239<br>215,508|2,083<br>8,332<br>215,508|
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|Minimum<br>lease payments|due tothe charitable company<br>and the||group under non-cancellable<br>operating|||leases fall|
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|Within one year||336,258|247,453|295,999||267,447|
|Between one and five years||813,138|889,487|265,815||510,804|
|In more than five years||673,150|699,906|99,150||195,806|
|||1,822,547|1,836,846|662,964||974,057|
|ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETSBETWEEN FUNDS|||||||
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|GROUP||Unrestricted|Restricted|Total||Total|
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|Fixed assets||7,535,437||7,535,437||7,998,035|
|Current assets<br>Current<br>liabilities||545,006<br>~107,721)|1T,606|562,612<br>~107,721)|518,768<br>~98,535)||
|||7972722|17608|~7990328|8,415,268||
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|CHARITY||Unrestricted|Restncted|Total||Total|
|||fundf|fundf|funds<br>f||funds|
|Fixed assets||7,515,994||7,516,994||7,986,273|
|investments||10||10||10|
|Current assets<br>Current<br>liabilities||381,668<br>~31881)|17,606|399,274<br>~31S81)|354,004<br>~14,475)||
|||~7866791|~17606|7,884,397||8.325812|
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|General fund|||8,398,436|(425,714)|7,972,722||
|Restricted funds|||||||
|Restricted<br>fund|||19,832|(2,226)||17,605|
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||||||Incoming|Resources|between|Movement|
||||||resources|expended|funds|in funds|
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|Unrestricted|funds||||||||
|General fund|||||730,436|(1,156,150)||(425,714)|
|Restricted funds|||||63,169|(65,395)||(2,226)|
|Restricted fund|||||||||
|TOTALFUNDS|||||~793605|~1.22L545||~427 940)|
|Comparatives|for movement||in funds||||||
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||||||||movement|At|
|||||||At 1.4.21|in funds|31.3.22|
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|Unrestricted|funds||||||||
|General fund||||||8,872,099|(473,663)|8,398,436|
|Restricted funds|||||||||
|Restricted fund||||||16,332|3,500|19,832|
|TOTALFUNDS||||||8,888,431|~470163)|8,418,268|
|Comparative|nei movement|in|funds,|included|in the above are|as follows:|||
||||||||Transfer||
||||||Incoming|Resources|between|Movement|
||||||resources|expended|funds|in funds|
||||||E|F|E|E|
|Unrestricted|funds||||||||
|General fund|||||656,235|(1,129,898)||(473,663)|
|Restri cted funds<br>Restricted fund|||||3,500|||~3500|
|TOTALFUNDS||||||1,129898||~4ta.183|
|CHARITY|||||||Nei||
||||||||movement|At|
|||||||At 1.4.22|in funds|31.3.23|
|||||||E|E|E|
|Unrestricted|funds||||||||
|General fund||||||8,305,980|(439,189)|7,866,791|
|Restricted funds|||||||||
|Restricted fund||||||19,832|(2,226)|17,606|
|TOTAL FUNDS||||||~8325812|~441 415)|7888397|





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|||||Incoming|Resources|between|Movement|
|||||resources<br>f|expended<br>f|funds<br>f|in funds|
|Unrestricted<br>funds||||||||
|General fund||||478,028|(917,217)||(439,189)|
|Restricted funds<br>Restricted<br>fund||||63,169|~65,395)||~2,226)|
|TOTAL FUNDS||||~541 197|982612||441,415|
|Comparatives<br>for movement||in funds||||||
|||||||Net||
|||||||movement|At|
||||||At 1.4.21<br>f|in funds<br>f|31.3.22<br>f|
|Unrestricted<br>funds||||||||
|General fund|||||8,777,812|(471,832)|8,305,980|
|Restdicted funds||||||||
|Restricted<br>fund|||||16,332|3,500|19,832|
|TOTALFUNDS|||||8284144|~4683323|8 328812|
|Comparative<br>net movement|in|funds,|included|in the above are as follows:||||
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|||||lesoui'ces<br>f|expended<br>f|funds<br>f|in funds<br>F|
|Unrestricted<br>funds||||||||
|General fund||||463,373|(935,205)||(471,832)|
|Restricted funds<br>Restricted<br>fund||||3,500|||~3500|
|TOTAL FUNDS||||466873|~935205||~468332|



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