BURLEY IN WHARFEDALE COMMUNITY TRUST
CHARITY NO 1098871
TRUSTEES REPORT AND ANNUAL ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th SEPTEMBER 2023

BURLEY IN WHARFEDALE COMMUNITY TRUST TRUSTEES, REPORT
YEAR ENDED 30th SEPTEMBER 2023
The trustees present their reportfor the year ended 3￿, September 2023.
ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS OF THE CHARITY. ITS TRUSTEES AND ADVISORS
Burley in Wharfedale CommunityTrust IBWCT) is a charttable trustfirst registered
in 2IXI3{re￿5trati0n no: 10988711 and governed by a constitution.
Its registered address is: 12 Old Mill Close, Burley in Wharfedale, Ilkley. LS29 7RU.
The Trustees are:
Duncan Auk (Chair)
Andrew Wriglesworth (Secretary
Mark Elsworth {Treasurer)
Rachel Beverley-stevenson (January 2023
Harvey Bosomworth
Robin Dearing (October 2023)
Janine Edwards
Barbara Holden
Loraine Hughes
Elaine Marsden
Shirley Moffat
Sam Needham (May 2023)
Niccola Swan {Publicrty)
Sylvia Tilford
NickTurnbull (Membership)
In line wrth the Constitution, Janine Edwards. Mark Elsworth. Elaine Marsden and Nick
Turnbull stood down asTrustees at the AGM in January 2023 and were duly re•
elected. Tom Sumner continues as advisorto the Trust on projects, events and
activrties.
Bankers:
Virgin Money
Waver Green
Pudsey
West Yorkshire
LS28 7BG
Independent Examiner.
rim Haskn'nsACA
9 Hatvest Croft
Burley in Wharfedale
L529 7LY

BURLEY IN WHARFEDALE COMMUNITY TRUST TRUSTEES, REPORT
YEAR ENDED 30th SEPTEMBER 2023
STRUCTURE AND MANAGEMETr
The charrty is an unlimited association. It5 object is to promote any charitable
purposes for the benefit of the inhabitants of Burley in Wharfedale, Burley
Woodhead and Stead by anysuch means that are deemed to be exclusr4ely
charitable ac￿rdIng to the laws of England and Wales.
The charity is run by a committee of elected and co-opted trustees who have control
of the a55ociation and its property and funds. There should be at least 3 and not more
than 18 members of the Commrttee, all of whom must be members of the Trust. New
trustees are recruited and co-opted onto the board by the existing trustees and
elected at theAGM. All trustees ￿e their time voluntarity.
TheTru5t would liketo thank all its trustees fortheir ts-me and efforts toward5 the
furtherance of its aims and objects.
The Committee must hold at least 4 meetings a year. A quorum at a committee
meeting 15 5 members, The Trust ha5 a number of powers set out in the
constitution which may be exercised only in promoting its object.
Membership of the Trust is open to any indi¥idual or organisation interested in
promotingthe charity. Membership is by annual or lifetime subscription.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE 2023
The Trust has had another 5ucce55ful year with membership now at 8861202V22:
9021.
Last year we finalised the amalgamation of the former Burley Educational Trust
(B￿) into the Communty Trust by incorporating its assets and income into a
designated fund within BWCT. This year we have actively tried to distribute some of
the accumulated funds and income rnain￿ to the trwo primary schoo15 in the village.
We have also promded fvnds for a youth workerto run an Outreach secularyouth
programme (Space) in the village in conjunction with Bradford youth services.
ljjring this financial year BWCT has taken overall responsibility for the Burley
Summer Festival to provide a legal entity for this important week-long village event
and the popular Moor Run. It a150 enables US to daim gift aid on qualifying public
donations and to economise on our insurance costs forthe trwo entrties.
In addition to subscriptions and donations from members and the income from the
former BET investments we have received rental income from Burley Trojans and
Burley Cricket Club . Grft Ajd on qualrfw-ng donations was claimed afterthe end of
the financial year- £2,550was received in October 2023.

BURLEY IN WHARFEDALE COMMUNITY TRUSTTRUSTEES, REPORT
YEAR ENDED 30th SEPTEMBER 2023
ACHIEVEMENTS ANO PERFORMANCE 2022123 (continued)
We continued to maintain the Scalebor pavilion and contributed to the
drainage maintenance of the pitches during the year.
We continued our involvement in organising and running the annual Christmas
ghts display, lights gwitch on and markets (with help from volunteers and
other village organisations) and we also run the Annual Duck Race and Teas in
the Park (with the Guides} in June.
Ha¥ing raised funds from various source5 we have managed to help several village
organisations with theirfundraising efforts. These include Budeyjunior cricket and
football dubs, Walkers are Welcome, Unique, Men's Shed, BUr￿V Oaks and Burley
WocKlhead primary schools and the WellbeirE Hub.
In line with our ongoing responsibilities we have funded, supervised and undertaken
the maintenance of the Pudding Tree and Jubilee gardens, Corn Mill Pond and
Fountain of Life. We also provide the summer hanging baskets and flower tubs in
the centre of the ¥illage.
The ¥illage websrte is also part of the Trusys responsibilities and it has now been
relaunched as a community Site. It contsins the very useful Village Diary of events.
We have helped with fundraising to provide better footpath access for wheelchair
and pushchair users and to provide village information boards for residents and
visitors. The allotment path has been resurfaced partway and it is hoped that this
will finally be completed early in 2024.
The litter-picking inrtiative, started bytrustee Loraine Hughes urKlerthe name of
Wharfedale Wombles, has continued to go from st￿ngth to strength with regular
volunteer litier-picks in the iYllage on the first Sunday of the month, a self-help
litter station nearthe Red Lion, and several other5 more regularly by certain
members in areas nearto their homes.
At the year-end total reserves stand at approximately £118,000 which
includes ring-fenced fvnds for the Educational Trust {c£24,C(()) and Festival
funds of c£9,000 (f rom which creditors of c£3,OCM) were paid in October'23).
The trustees have already allocated £37,000 of the remaining General Fund
towards specific projects which are induded in our future plans below.

BURLEY IN WHARFEDALE COMMUNITY TRUST TRUSTEES, REPORT
YEAR ENDED 30th SEPTEMBER 2023
FUTURE PiANS
The Trusys future plans for promoting charttable activrty forthe benefit of the
local residents include the following..
The proposed Pump and Balance Bike tracks for the recreation ground will be
our major fundraising projert for the next two years. This will be done in
conjunction wfch Bradford and Burley councils and requires in excess of
£200,CX)O for construction. This development will be done in conjunction with
Burley Trojans football club who will be fundraising for a new football pavilion
nearby. The Trust 15 keen to see this inttiative completed by Spring 2025 and
has pledged £25,¢JC(J of its General Fund towards these two tracks.
Distribute funds from the Educational Trust to young people in the wllage.
Continue to organise the Christmas u'ghts, Christmas Markets and the Duck
Race.
Help maintain the playrng field and pawlion at Scalebor and other village
355ets including the Corn Mill Pond, Fountain of Lrfe, Pudding Tree. Jubilee
gardens and the Fountsin of Life.
• Install village maps and walking information boards in four locations.
Build on the relationship with the Summer Festival within the Trust's overall
respon5ibilty
Actrvely encourage and assist with fundraising for the new football pavilion.
Continue working wrih the Parish Council. Bradford Counal and other
fijndraisers and village organi5ations.
• Maintain and improve the new communtywebsite and diaryto provide access
for village organisations and businesses.
Continue to improve walkj-ng and aC￿sS provision around the village for all
abilities and ages.
Maintain the community herb and vegetable gardens.
Continue funding of youth provision in the village through
programme, Unique and other initiatives.
Continue and extend the Wharfedale Wombles liter pNcking initiative.
Support for the Wellbeing Hub initiative and Men'5 Shed.
Provide important local information through the village website,
Facebook and our regular newsletterto members.
Assist other local village organisations wrf(h funding.
Signed on behalf of the CharityTrustees
Duncan Ault . Chair
December 2023

BURLEY IN WHARFEDALE COMMUNITY TRUST IBWCTI
Registered Charity No 1098871
Receipt and Payinents Accounts - year ended 30 Septernber 2023
Note8 UN￿*1￿1ed ResrrKted
Jfyds
Futyjs
La8t year
RECEIPTS
Membership ¥ubscriptw)ns and GfftaKI
Cthstmas lights & mthet- incl thnations & Grftaid
Cknabcm$ frcffn Coop FouNJati
t)c*)ab"cns fr(¥m Br&Jlord Met
Grant re￿rned
Other Donat￿$
Dtsck Race in¢ome- tscket saks etc
ScdeLx)r Pavth'on & Gr￿ndS rent & Ott￿ incune
8.118
8,118
2,090
1.982
12,216
9,390
2,441
7,800
1.471
1,471
1,222
3,838
2,462
2,990
2832
2.832
F-'Il
Scaebjr Grounds Ma￿ten￿Ce
Otw receipts
FuThJ$ trAnslened from Bui*y Summef Festhv
Surnmer Fe8bvd irTrcome
nafrd fund - EducatK)nal
FuThYs tranSlef￿ from BEr
Income from nvestments
FuTrJs previcmjsly donated- r￿ffled unused
nated fund-
Track
FuTrJ8 transferred from BSF
12,321
932
12.435
12,435
23,877
5,128
soo
7,602
978
978
Receyts I"Gro88 Income- per Annual Retwnl
48.981
48,961
83,895
PAYMENTS
Chrigtmas & mar*et
Grants aThJ <k)nab"ons
InswaTrce
S¢4etrxJr Pav•on mwntenancthb.lths
S¢deLxJr Ground$ maInten￿¢È
Sc￿e1￿)r Prtches drain•]e
Village Garder
Village Noty"cebcwds
H￿gIng BA$ket8 and T
Ccxn Mill Prffid
cc￿pUter 8￿j kntb grte ewseg
MemL%rship aThJ other expenses
Burley Summer Festivd costs
nated fund . Educath)n
Grants aThJ ¢J)nab"ons
nated fund . Purn
2,959
4,681
11,857
1,158
2,851
6,341
3,883
1,893
1,603
2.699
515
515
1,200
2,575
12CI]
2575
1,500
400
834
787
11,780
787
1,353
It.780
12.50]
12,500
570
Track
TOTAL PAYMENTS FOR YEAR
45284
4S724
37,095
NET RECEIPTSI(PAYMENTS}
3.677
14401
3.237

STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILtfiES AT 30 SEPTEMBER 2023
Unre￿rKted RestrKted
CASH FUNDS
Fur#ts
Furtds
Corn Mill Endowment
Ethjcational - designated
Purnp Track . de8wnat¢d
Surnmer Fe8tival
General Purpoge
2.019
2,019
24,037
810
9.225
81.870
2.019 117.961
810
0225
81 B70
TOTAL CASH FUNDS
115.942
INVESTMENT ASSETS
CwTeni
value
Black Rock
Edwatsin
90.408
100.578
190.986
Schroders
ASSETS RETAINED FOR THE TRUST'S OWN USE
Sports pavilion at Scalebor Park- in8vrance value
150,OL
LIABIUTIES
Creditors relating to the Swnmer Festival - paid after the ￿ar end
13J331
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
l. The in(ome from the Lights is lowierthan last)*ar because the relatifve to bJthet collecticffjs was rècèr￿￿ aftér the year end
d wdl be induded in next year's accounts. kn addit￿)￿. speofic donatir￿S of £5SDJ wwe rocoNed lasi year.
2. Until ma￿ 2022 BwCfi￿eIved fundslrom Greeth￿ as part of an annual se￿e agreement. to mairtain grounds and Waving
fiold at Scal*bor V4hich theTrustsubcontracts to a local contracLOr.
3. t￿￿￿< the ￿¢the Tritsttook reswnsibiftyfe¢the Bur￿ ￿MMer Festryal.
4. Folltr¢¥ingihe absofPtK*n of the Burferf EducatK)nal Trust I'BEfi into the Commut)ityTrurtlhe trurt*s wdert*efj io. as far
a5 is Possible. s*t aS"hlo lor'dosignate'liho as50Ciatod funds to bo u5*d for synilar Purpos￿ Ioihose ol 8ET_ Durir4 tho yoar tho tn
(K*ted £L2,OLXI to local schods for speofic projerts and ¢￿e small to èn indmdual.
5. £4.426 wa$ pitch drninaee in O£tober 2023 and therefore is e¥d4•Jed from the Receyts & Payments acctyjnt f
2022123_ By contrast the prwious wintor's drainage was paid in S*pt@mbor 2022 and *as included last yeaVs acCoL￿ts_

Chartered Accountant's report lo th8 Trustees of Burley In Wharfedale
Community Trust for Ihe year ended 30 September 2023
I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the Burley in
Wharfedale Cornmunity Trust {Ihe Trust") for the year ended 30 September 2023.
As the d￿rIty trustees of Ihe Trust, you ar8 responsible for the preparation of th8
accounts in a￿￿rda￿ with the requireThwnts of the Charities Act 2011 rthe Acr).
I report in respect of my examination of the Trnst's accounts caryied out under
sectk)n 145 of the 2011 Act arKI in carrying out my examination,
I have followed the applicable Direclions given by the Charity C(Thnisslon under
section 145(5)(b) of the Ad.
I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material mattets have come to
my attention in conneclson with the examination which gives me cause lo b8llev6 that
in. any material respect:
accounting records wore not kept In acc(Kdance w5th se¢tlon 130 of the Act or
the accounts do not accord wlh Ihe accounb'rkg records
I have no (xncems and have come auoss no other matters In connecllon wlth the
examlnalon to which attentbn should be drawTr in ordef to enabl8 a tKoper
understandlng of the accounts lo be reached.
Tim Ha8kln8 ACA
9 January 2024