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2022-01-31-accounts

CLWB RYGBI DINBYCH - TRUSTEES REPORT 2022

With the end of the 2021/22 season, it's a time to reflect on the past 12-months and also to look forward to some of the exciting developments at the club.

On the pitch, the past season has been difficult for our two national league sides recovering from the long absences due to the Covid Pandemic. However it is hoped that a positive pre-season and a return to a full set of league fixtures will see better player numbers and an improvement in results.

A huge success over the last 12 months has been the re-emergence of our youth team, who started the season with just 12 players and finished with a squad of over 30 a testament to the commitment of the Coaches. A fantastic turnaround and great platform to build upon.

We are also encouraged to see the increasing numbers in our Mini-Juniors section throughout the age groups, the future of our Club. The commitment by the Coaches and Referees to make this happen is appreciated.

There have been significant projects undertaken on the grounds at Clwb Rygbi Dinbych:

There have also been a number of developments around the documentation, policies and processes at Clwb Rygbi Dinbych. We are aware that various policies we have in the club are in need of updating and we are still awaiting from the WRU a list of policies that we as club should have in place. The Club continues to receive Legal advice in its objective to incorporate and matters are progressing albeit slowly.

At the end of April, we held our first Club Annual Dinner and Presentation night since 2019 at the Oriel House. A fantastic evening with our Guest James Hook was enjoyed by over 150 members. Congratulations to all the winners and also to the Social Committee for organising such a great night.

In May an army of volunteers assisted with the week- long car park stewarding duties at the 2022 Urdd Eisteddfod, which was held in Denbigh with 120,000 visiting the site. Clwb Rygbi Dinbych was asked to

co-ordinate this which was a huge task having successfully completed similar duties for the National Eisteddfod years earlier. The level of support from the community to volunteer was overwhelming and we thank those key members who made this such a success.

As pandemic restrictions were gradually relaxed the clubhouse has again began to be used by other organizations for meetings/events and for health and fitness activities and for a number of other community groups. A very successful Memorial Day was held in late August to show appreciation and respect for a number of long serving members whom we lost during the Covid pandemic.

J S Jenkins (trustee on behalf of the Trustees of Clwb Rygbi Dinbych).

12[th] September 2022

CLWB RYGBI DINBYCH

REGISTERED CHARITY NO 1096991


STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS

FOR THE YEAR ENDED

31 JANUARY 2022


HAROLD SMITH PARTNERSHIP Unit 32, Llys Edmund Prys St Asaph Business Park St Asaph Denbighshire

CLWB RYGBI DINBYCH

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 JANUARY 2022

EXPENSES
2020-21
Tickets
Purchases
46,135.00
Expenses
Light and Heat
2,408.36
Repairs and Maintenance
1,483.32
Telephone
517.96
Water Rates
548.23
Property Insurance
2,552.03
Players and Officials Insurance
385.67
Printing and Stationery
95.92
WRU Lottery Member Winnings
3,100.00
Ground Repairs and Maintenance
5,148.52
Gym Planning Fee
-
Gym Equipment
358.46
Floodlight Repairs
-
Hire of Pitches
332.78
Coaching/Fitness Fees
-
Physio
713.00
Coach Hire and Travel Expenses
105.00
Purchase of Kits/Equipment
704.76
Legionella Risk Assessment
-
Accountancy
440.00
Computer Website
690.00
Merchandise
-
Laundry
-
Fees
25.00
Licences
337.50
First Aid Equipment
-
Donations
-
PPE
416.42
Jersey Grant
-
Jersey Tour deposit
1,000.00
Annual Dinner deposit
250.00
Rowland Fund Raising
119.00
Ties
480.00
Transfer to Lottery
100.00
Sundry Expenses
120.00
Patio Costs
263.86
Bank Charges
-
Entrance Wall
-
Grounds - Field Development
-
Training Ground Grants
37075.20
Ladies Toilet Refurbishment
-
Depreciation: Floodlights
1,301.00
Depreciation: Gym Equipment
75.00
Depreciation: Solar Panels
253.00
Depreciation: Mobile Lights
672.00
Opening Stock
500.00
Excess Income over Expenditure
36,136.09
144,843.08
2021-22
10,465.00
4,638.98
2,567.88
444.48
1,004.98
2,555.43
479.17
340.00
100.00
6,088.63
460.00
139.99
842.59
-
350.00
1,182.50
1,350.00
2,415.73
780.00
480.00
-
554.93
464.60
45.00
339.00
204.23
228.50
-
402.16
-
-
-
-
-
432.50
-
25.60
5,130.00
13,643.46
-
3,966.00
2,727.52
63.00
358.00
571.00
500.00
14,756.98
INCOME
Tickets
Sales
Subscriptions
Gym Subscriptions
Sponsorships etc
Donations
WRU
Development Grant
Core Grant
Covid Grants
Other
Lottery Commission
Lottery Winnings
Government NDR Grants
Gate Receipts
Bank Interest
Merchandise Sales
Solar Panels
Bar Rent
Gift Aid
Book Sales
Jersey Tour Refund
Training Ground Grants
Closing Stock

81,097.84

HAROLD SMITH PARTNERSHIP Chartered Accountants St Asaph

Denbighshire 20th April 2022

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