REGISTER£D COMPANY NUMBER.. 04847693 IEDglAnd Wales)
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 11110181
Report of the Trusttes and
Unaudlted Fln•nclal St•tern¢nt$ for th¢ YeAr Ended 31rt M4rch 2025
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Rldeout
(C￿tfve Arts for RehAblllt*tlon)
Hardings
Chartered Accounrants
6 Marsh Parade
N¢wcostle•under-Lym¢
Staffordshire
ST5 IDU

Rldeout
{Creatlve Arts for RehAbilitAtion)
Content5 of the Fingntial Stat¢meDts
for the V¢gr Endtd 31st MArch 2025
Pag¢
Report of the Truste
I to 5
Independent Ex4mlTrer's Report
StatemeDt of Flnancl•l A¢tlvltles
Statement of FlnBnclil Position
Notes to tbe Flnanclal Statemetsts
10 10 14
DttAlltd StAtemetht of FlnAn¢+g1 A¢tlvltles
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Rldeout
(Cre#tlv¢ Arts for R¢habllltatS0th)
Report of the Trustees
for the Year Ended 31st TrIBrth 2025
The trustees who are a]so directors of The ¢haTity for the purposes of the Ctsmpanies Act 2006, present their ￿port with
thc financial statcrncnts of Ihc chal'ity foi. the year ended 3 1st March 2025. The Irustccs have adopted the provisions of
Accounting and Reporting by Charitie5'. Stsr¢men¢ of R¢¢ommend¢d Practice applicable to Charities preparing Iheir
¢ounts in accordanc¢ wilh th¢ Finan¢ial Reporting Standard applicable in ilie UK and R¢public of Ireland IFRS 1021
leffe¢tive l January 20191.
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Rldeout
ICr¢ative Arts for Rthabllltatlonl
Report of the Trustee5
for the Year Ended 315t Mgrch 2025
Aehl¢vem¢nts Ind performahet
ChAritable activitles
Aclilevements gnd perfornianct
In shaping our objcctives for Ihc ycar and planning our activities, the triisiees have consideird tlie Charity Ctsmmission's
guidance on public beiicfil and believe that Rideoul'5 work is fully conipliint. Throughout 20?4-25 ive liave sustaiiied a
programme of creative. participatory and research-led activity that siippons individuals and communities acr055 the
criniinal justice systrm. community arts, and socially engaged pracii¢e.
Rideout's charitable objects are lo advanee education and prornole rehabilitatiofi Ihrou¥h the use of creativc and
participatory arts practice, particularly within criminal justicc, communiry and socially en¥aged setting5. The activities
described in Ihis repoi1 ttre undei1akcii in direci fvrtheroncc of these objeciives and are designed io dtlivcr public benefit
by supporting partlcipaiion. reducing isolaiion. #nd eontTibuting io leaming and research acros5 the arts and jusiice
sectors.
Durin¥ 202¥25 we have..
Delivcrcd a series of arts-based prison residencies as part of the AHRC-funded Slaxing Justice programme.
Delivered a siop-moiioi) animaiioii proje¢1 as part of ihe Social Ag¢ncy Art5 Faciory Pro8izmmc.
Undertaken preparaic>ry research and development work for Punishrnent Acts. a new performan¢¢ ¢Tealed in
eollaboraiion wilh members ofExp¢rt Citizens.
Delivered trainin8 and workshop sessions for studenis in higher education institutions.
Coniinued to coniributc to 5ecior dis¢ours¢ and scholarship throu8h talk& presentations, and ¢reativ¢
documentation of our work.
The Soelal Agtney- Arts FAetory 5
As noted in la51 yearfs Annual Rcport. Thc Social A8cncy. Ridcout's Kroup for auiisiic and learnin8-disabled adults has
now established itself as ali independent, unincorporaied voluntary group. As a result. Arts Faciory 5 marked Rideout's
final projeci dclivercd direcily for mcmbcr5 of a 8roup. Tepre5cniing an important milestone in Ihc project's
dev¢loprnent.
Th¢ work was made possible through don&tions raised via R Big Give Arts foi Impact campaign #t the end 01. 2023-24.
These fijiids 5uppofLed a 5erics of 5umnier workshops exploring 51op-motion animation, through which p8rticipanis
created two Shori tilms, Hotel Banance and Capwre.
Both films were submitted for inclusion in the 05ka Bright Filrn Fesiival. Due ￿ delays in Ihe festival's adminisiralion,
Ihc out¢om¢ of thr submission not confiiThed until lh¢ following rcpviiing period, We are pl¢ased howevei. to rcport
both filrns hEvc bccn selcclcd for screening at the 05ka Bri8hi Film Festival in Brighion ITh April 2026.
Board members are delighi¢d io see The So¢ial Agen¢y ¢oniinuing io thrive independently and to witn¢s5 the 18stin8
creaitve confidencc developed through this work. The project stands as a Strong example of how su518ined, supported
ris pr#¢iice Can play o meaningful role in rcducing i501ation and fosirring ¢onne¢tion amon¥ participants, while
enabling groups io carry this work fonvard under thcir leadership. Long may if ¢oniinue.
AHRC Project- Stoglng Justl¢e
Oiii irtvolvemenl in the twowyear Arts and Humftniiies ReseArch Council funded progrnmme Staging Justice hos
continued ¢0 deepen over the course of 20?4-?5. The project. led by Dr Sarah Baitley, aims io explore interdisciplinary
approache5 to under5tandin8 arts in crtminal ju5ti¢e s¢ttings and to develop new archivinx praciices for documentin8
pri50n arts work.
The first year of the project l?3.2415aw the acccs5ioning of the Rideoui archive In￿ ¢he Bris101 Theatre Collect20n- one
of the world's major repositorie5 for theatre and Live Art. During ?4-25 Ilie AHRC programme has 5UPPOrted a serics of
creative residenGiC5 inside prison8 each involving ¢ollaboration with specialist artists and arademic visitor5.
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Rideoui
(Creative Arts (or RehHbilitgtionl
Rcport of the Trustees
for Ihe Year Ended 31st March 2025
In Apiil ai HMPYOI Swinfen Hall. illusirator Andrea Joseph joined u5 to work wilh a group of young adult mean io
create Mon51TOU5 Reputation, a 14-panel illusiraied tspesiry. Tliis work wa5 informed by a &7iie51 Itcture at Ilie prison
from Julithn Hai'rison. Lead Ciiratoi-, Medieval Historical and Litei'ary Maniiscripts at The Bri115h Libiary. The tspesiiy
tells ihe story of a young man an¢Thipiiiig to come lo iertns with living with a repuLaiioii for being Iwililess, First
displayed in a workshop in Ihe prison. the piecc was subsequently displayed in the Faculry of Arts building at University
of WaTwck during October and Novemb¢r, aiid was f¢atured as part of the Captive Arts Symposillm led by Prof
Aiustssia Cliamberlan and Dr Roa Berna*k, Funhemiore, die piece ivon a PlaiTnum Award at the 20?5 Koesiler Aris
Awards.
AI HMP Stafford in June, a music residency iii partner51iip WiLli Irene Taylor Trust Music in PTiSOthS and music historian
RAch¢l Johnson produced The Ballad of tlie Whistling Man. a history of music in Enolish prison5. The resid¢nLy
culminated in a live performance of Ihe songs at the prison and a 5ubseqiienl PTofessional recording. The sonxs are
available
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Ac¢ompanying the songs is a 'ch8p book, of ihe lyrics irt ihe style of Victorian broadsides. This residcncy will be Ihe
subj¢¢i of a chapter by Di. Bartley in a new book. C&rccral Arts. ediied by Anas¢asiè Cliainberlan and Ruth Bcrnatek due
for publication in 2026.
A further iwo-week iheaiie iesidency Af HMP Hewell in Septembei., exploring themes of dehumanisaiion and social
neuros¢ien¢e wilh Professor Lasona Harris. concluded with a small-scale perform8n¢e. Blind lo the Mind, dcvised by
participanis. Tlie team for thi5 project included thrcc MA Applied Thcalre studcnts fiom Univtrsity of Warwick.
These PTojccls continuc lo demonsirale the value of sustained interdisciplinary collaboration in pi'ison arts practice. All
three Tesidencies fostered constructive dialogue benveen prisoners and visiiins academics. enriching ongoing Kholarship
in hi5(ory, performan¢e, and criminology.
Further work on Staging Justice will Continue into 20?5-?6 and will include ihe development of i nEw publi
performance celebrating 50 years of professiofial iheaire in prison.
Pun15hrnent Ac15 IPrep8ratory Workl
Altliough the pl￿d￿Ction of Punishmeni Acts will lake place in the next reporting year. signific&n¢ preparatory actLVLty
occui'red between April 2024 and March 2025. making it a k¢y pait of thi5 year'5 programme.
Inspired by the th¢rne5 in Mich¢1 Fou¢ault's Discipline and Punish, Ihe projec¢ b¢gan with research and d￿elopment
session5. plannin¥ disciissions, and the early siages of workshopping ideas wilh members of Expert Citizens. The project
received ¢onfirrnaiioii of Arts Council fundiiig in late 2024. enablin¥ R&D day5 ia begin at B Arts in Dcccimber 2024
and Janiiary 2025, aad allowin￿ thc dclivcry of a 5cries of wcekly coll&borativ¢ workshops throu¥h February and March
2025.
These preparatory activitics marked the foundaiion for a major new piece of work Ihat con¢illiies Rideout's longstanding
commiimcnt to c￿cl￿aled pcrforrnan¢e ¢xploring questions of jusiice, pow¢r and lived expcrience.
Other Work
In addition lo thc major pro8rawnmes outlined above, Rideout delivered a ran8c of shOr￿r enga8ements and sector
contribution5 durin8 2024-25..
Workshops for MA 5tudcnt5 at Mountview Drama School and onBoinx rontributions ￿ Ihe MA in Applied
Th¢atrr at the Univrrsity ofwarwick.
Pai1icipation in 5ectoi' discussions, panels, and academic events. including contribution5 to the Iriunch of Jan
Cohen-Ci'uz'5 See Me, the Captive Affs conference ai Warwick. and an interview with Profe550r Sieve Bottoms
at the Centrdl School of Speech and Drama about his new book Incarcera¢ion Games tliaL revislts the infamous
Stanford Prison Experiment.
Instsllation of thc Monstrous Repuiaiion tapestry are the Univer5iry of Warwick, wh¢rc it r¢crivcd a
enihusia5tic response and opened conversations about fijture display opportunitlC5 of Rideout's work.
These shorter pieces of work liave helped sustsin die visibility of the comp2ny. strengthened parthersl)ips, and support
Rid¢oui's ongotng engagemeni ari'9ss th¢ art5 and rriminal justice sertors.
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Rideout
Icreailve Arts for R¢hiblllta(ionl
Report of th¢ Tru5tee5
for the Ye*r Ended 315t Imgrth 2025
Flnanclil revl¢w
Financial p05ilion
Dui'ing Ihc yeai., the Company's income ivas dei'ived from a mix of fvnding sources. compromisi1i8 approximately 40Q/o
from grants, 50 /0 from fees aiid commis5ion5. and l 00/0 li'om donation5. Tlic pi'incipal Source of ora111 income was a
National LO￿try Pr)jeci Grani froin ArL4 Couiieil Englaiid. aivarded to 5uppoiI the developmeni aiid pi'oduciioii of
Puni51irn¢nt Acts. a project thai span5 20?4-2i and ?0?5-26 financial years.
Additional grant incDme comprised a filial payment from die Creative Live5 Know YOUT Neighbourhood hjnd in r¢5pect
of work delivcred predominantly during 2023-?4. Tlie Company also benefited frorn a significant level of voluntary
income diiring ilie ycar. Tliis included donations gcncraled througli par¢i¢ipation in Tli¢ Big Givc Art5 for Impact
campaign, which look place in March 20?4, wilh funds reccived in Ihc early part of ihe ?024-?5 financial y¢&i'.
addition. the Company %Vd5 selecied a5 Ihe chosen ¢liarity of The Chalsivorth Players. who donated proceed5 from ricket
sales for tlieii pioduetion of Our Countiy's Good.Income from fees received from Central School of Speech and Drama
was carried foiward in a designaied reseive to support act)Vlty wiihin Ihe Stsging Justice programme.
Al the end of ihe linancial year. total funds amovn¢ed 10 £33,017 1?024., £14.546). Trustees noi¢ that this incre&sc
reflects the rcceipi of resiricted and d¢si&tnaied income in advaiice of ¢xpcndiwie on &¢iiviry planned for fviure financial
years, raihcr than an increase in unresiricied operating 5uI'plus. Of Ihc 10(al fund& held. £?8.017 represenis resiricted or
desigiialed funds committed io specific projects in 2025-26. while iinrcsiricled Teserves stsnd ai £5.000.
Funding for ftiiui'e aeiivity in 20?5-26 has been partially sectji'ed, includin¥ a final payment due from CcnlrAI School of
Spcech and Drama in respect of the Staging Justice piogrammc. The Trustees ie¢oBnise Ihat ihe Company continues 10
operate Nviihih a fijndinby environmeni th&L is lar8ely projeci-based and Iherefore subject to inhereni uncertainty.
The Truslccs review income, expenditure and cashnuw on a rc¥ular ba515 aad liave identified Ille prtncipal risks facing
Ihe or¥8nis&tion as rel*#n¢e on pi'oject-based funding. the liming of yrani payments. and capacity ron5ti'8ints associated
willi operaiin8 & small orgaiii.qa¢ion. Thesc risks arc niiii8aled throu8h carcfiil fiiiancial plannin& r¢giilar monitorinB,
nihiniaining modesi uni'estricied reserves, and restricting e¥pendiiure 10 pi'ojecis fvnding has been secured. The
Trustees consider ¢h¢ l¢v¢l of re5CTves held to be appropriate in light ofihe Company's current operatin¥ model, planned
conimitmenis and ideiilified risks. As in previous years. the Company coniinues to rcslrict payment of staff costs 10
projects whcie filnding has been secured. Cons¢quenily, adminisiiaiive a¢tivity and I'esearch and developThrnt woilE
rcmaii? largcly unfiiiidcd. except where costs can be recovered thro(Igh fees or where ¥rant candtiion5 pcrmit fjjll cost
Itcovery.
In the upinion of the Trustees, The combination of confirined iiicome for Ihe forihcoining year, carefvl management or
resii'i¢ied and unrestrici¢d funds, and a low Icvcl of fixed ovei'heads pi'ovides a I'ca50nablc bRsis oli which to continue
the CompAnls a¢iiviries for the foreseeable fvtUTe.
Re5erve5 polity
Thc Coinpaiiy requires * siifficient level of reserve5 10 enable the organisaiion io fvii¢¢ion should there be signifi¢ani
change5 to the citi'rent in¢ome soui'ces,
Followiiig the complE(ion of a risk a5se55nient, the Trustees consider that the organi5ation should be able io coniinue
provide ils services for a lirniled period should current fijnding be withdrawn. In SLich circumstances. it is antiCipa￿d that
it would lake 5cve121 months to secure aliemaiiwe fiJndin¥ or 10 Matt#￿¢ an orderly reduciton of activity. On thi5 basis.
the Trustees hdve d¢i¢miined that a res¢iv¢ ¢quivalent lo approxiwnalrly 300/D of anlicipaicd basic core ¢osts lor ?025-26
is appropriate. This ¢quat¢s to a target Icvel of £4,500. assuming adminislrliion cost5 arc funded a project-only basis.
At the end of the 2024-25 financial year. to￿1 funds siood 01 £33,017. Of ¢his amo(Int. £28.017 represeiils desrgnated
nds lield to rneet filttire expenditure commitments. principally ill relaiioii to the Suging Justice programnie. and is
Iherefore noi availablv fvr g¢neial use. Llnie511'icted reserves total £5.000. which is broadly in line with ihe Tivstees,
target reserye level.
I he I ruste¢5 review the reserves policy anniially as part ol. Iheir assessmeni ol" tinan¢ial risk. cashtlow and knture
coniniiimenls, and consider the ciirrent level of unrestricied reserves io be appropriaie in liglit of the Company's size.
ope121inx model and funding enviroTrm¢ni.
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Jkndeout
(Creative Arts for RehabilitAiion)
Report of th¢ Trustees
for ihe Year Ended 31st March 2025
Structurei governance and mAnogement
Governing dotument
The ¢h81"1ry Is Controlled by irs governing documeni. a deed of trust, and consiittjtes a limited company. limiied by
giiarantee, as defined by ihe Companies ACE 20D6.
Refer¢n¢e adminisir9tlve detall$
Registered Company number
04847693 (England and Wales)
Registered Charity number
Reglslered office
6 ￿larsh Pai'ade
NewL2sile-under-Lyme
Staff¢)I'd.4hire
ST5 IDU
Trusiee$
Ms A E Kinnaird Artist
Ms S E MolTaN Theatre Direcior
B Davies SpcLialist I'hulrc Facilildlor
Dr R l.each Senior l.ccturBr in Sociolo8y
Ms F Swann Freelance Creaiivc Producei.
Cvmpany S¢¢ret&ry
S P Hewish
Independent Exgmlner
J Scott FCCA
Hardings
Chartercd ALcounlants
6 Marsh Parade
N¢we8Stle-under-Lyme
Stafford.shire
ST51DU
Binker5
Lloyds Bank plc
Fountain Square
Hanley
Siokc-un-TIEnt
Stafford5hirc
Approved by ordcr of the board of trustee5 on 16th December 2Q25 and signed on its belialf by..
S P Hewish- Secretary
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Independent Exgrnin¢r's Rtpori io the Trusiees of
Rldeout
Icreatlve Arts for Rehabilitation)
Independent eYaminer'5 report to Iht trusttts of Rtdetbul (Creative Arts for Rehabilitation) {'Iht CompAriy'l
I report to Ilie cli&i'ity InJsi¢es on my examination of tlie accouiits of Uie Coinpany for Ihe year elided i151 ￿larG11 ?0? j.
Re$ponsibllltlÈ$ and basis of report
A5 the charity's Ir1151ees ol-the Con)paJiy land also its directors foi. the pui'poses ot-company lawl you ar¢ rcsponsibl¢ lor
the preparatioii of the accoLllits In a¢¢ordaii¢¢ wi¢h lh¢ r¢quir¢m¢nts ofih¢ Companies ACL 20061'thc ?006 Aci'l.
Having saii5fied Inyself thai the accounrs of the Company are not Tequired io be audited undei Pari 16 of rhe ?006 Acr
aiid w'e eligible fur indepeiideni txaiiiinalion. I repoi'i iii re5peci of my examinaiion of your charity's accounts as carried
oui under SecLion l 45 Df Ilie Chaiiti¢s Aci 2011 I'ihc 2011 Actrl. In cariyin&i oui my examination I have follDwed Ihe
Dire¢iions given by the Chaiicy Commissioii iiiider Se¢iion 145151 Ibl of the 2011 A¢1.
Independent exAminer's 5txtement
I have conipleied niy examinatioii. I coiifirni that no matters have come io my attention in coniiection iviih rhe
exarniiiation giving me L&U5e to believe..
accoun11n￿ records were iioi kepi in respeci of (he Compaiiy as required by Section 386 of the ?OQ6 Act,. or
ie accounts do noi accord with those iecoi'ds.. oi.
the accoiiiils do noi coniply willi the accounling requirement5 of Section 396 of Ihe 2006 Aci other ihan aiiy
rcquii'ement tliai Ilie accounis give a Iw¢ aiid fail. vi¢w wliicli is noi 8 matter considered as pari of an independent
¢xairination' or
the ac¢ouiits liave nui been pi'epartd in accordance wilh ilic methods and princtples of the stsietneDI of
Recommended Pra¢iic¢ for accounlirigT and I'cpoiting by chaiilics lapplicablc to charilies prep8rin¥ their accounis
in ac¢ordan¢e witli the Fiiiancial Rcponiiig Standard applic8blc in thc UK aiid Republic of Ireland IFRS 10211.
I havc no concerns and havc come across no other matters in conneclion wilh Ihe examinaiioii lo wliiLh attention should
bc drawn in this report ii) order iu enable a proper undersianding of Ilie )ccouiiis 10 be reaLhed.
J S¢ott FCCA
Hardings
Chartercd Accountants
6 Marsh Paizde
Newc8Stle-under.Lyrn¢
Stafford5hire
ST5 IDU
16tli Deccrnber 2025
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Rldtout
{Cre8tivt Arts for Rehablllt#tlon)
Stgtement ol Finonrial Activitles
for the Year Ended 31st Mgrth 2025
3113125
Total
fund5
3113124
Tot41
nds
Unrtstricted
fvnd$
Restricted
runds
iotes
IntDme 9nd tndowrnents from
Charfiable ictivitle$
Grant receivable
31.194
31,194
Oiher uading activiries
41,029
41.029
34,302
Total
41,0?9
31.194
72.223
46.523
Expenditure on
Chirltable ¥rtlvltle$
Grant receivable
40,305
13,177
53,48?
41.230
Oih¢r
270
270
270
Tot#1
40.575
13,177
53.752
41,500
NET IiYCOME
454
18.017
18,471
5.023
Reconclllatlon of fvnds
Tot&1 fvnd$ brought forward
4.546
10.000
14,546
9,523
Total ¢*rrltd forward
5.000
28,017
33,017
14,546
Thr notES form part of the5¢ fI￿ne111 st*ements
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Rid¢out
{Cr¢ailve Arts for Rehabilitalion)
Statement of Finanrial Position
31st March 2025
3113125
Total
ds
3113124
Total
fundj
Unre$tri¢ied
funds
R¢siri¢ted
ftsnd$
r+iott5
Fixed I55ets
Tangible 8ssets
363
633
Cvrrent a55et8
Debtors
Cash ai bank
977
6,439
977
34,456
28,017
15.569
7,416
28.017
35.433
16,692
Credltors
Amounts falling due within one year
1? 7791
12.7791
117791
Net tUTrent gJs¢ts
4.637
28.017
32,654
13,913
TotAI #ssels le$$ current Ilabllltle$
5,000
28,017
33.Ql 7
14.546
NET ASSETS
5.000
28,017
33.017
14.546
Funds
Uni'cstrictcd funds
Restriclcd funds
5.000
28,017
4.546
10,000
Total funds
33.017
14.546
The ¢h3ritable company is entitled 10 exemption from audit undcr Section 477 of the Companies Act ?006 for the year
ended 315t March 2025.
The members have not required the company to obt8in an audit of its financial 5tatemenis for the year ended
3 1st March 2025 in &ccordance with Section 476 of the Companies Act 2006.
Thc tru5tecs acknowledge their responsibilities for
101
ensuring Ihar the Ghari¢able ¢ompany kccFS accounting rccords that comply with Sections 386 Ind 387 of the
Companies A¢1 2006 And
preparing finalleial Statements Mthich 8iv¢ a rrue and fair vi¢w of lh¢ state of affair5 of the charilablE company as
at ihe rnd of each financial year and of its surplus or deficiL for each financial year in accordanct with thr
requirernenls of Sectioiis 394 and 395 and whirli oihcrwi5e comply with the requiremenis of the Companies Act
2006 r¢latin8 10 finan¢ial 5tat¢m¢nt5, so far as applicable to the charitable EOmPAny,
Ibl
Th¢ noie5 forTn part of these finanrsal statEtneftts
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RJd¢oyt
ICreHtlve Arts for Rehabilitation)
Statement of Flnancigl Posltion- tontTnued
315t Mgrch 2025
These flnancial statemenis have been prepared in accordance Mryth the provision5 applicabl¢ to charitable companies
5ubjecL lo the small conipanies rcgirnc.
The financial Statements were approved by the Board of Trustees and auihorised for issue on 16ih December 2J25 and
were signed on its behaifby..
A E Kinnaitd. Trustee
F Swann- TNste¢
Thc notes form part ofthese financial statement5
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Rldeoui
Icrviilve Arts for RehabilitAttOD)
Notes to the Tr'inant121 Staternents
foy the Year Ended 31.*t IMgr¢li 2025
AccDunilnu pollcles
Bas15 of preparlllo Ihe finaneial siaitments
The financial 51aiemcnis of th¢ Lliaritable company, which 15 a public benefil tnlily under FRS 102, have been
of Reconimendcd Practice applicable 10 th￿trieS preparing Ilieir accoiinis in accordance with the financial
Rewninu
Standard applicable iii Ihe UK and R¢piibli¢ of Ii'cland IFRS 10?) leffecliwe l Janiiaiy 211191,.
Fiiian¢ial Rep01'1ing SiaDdai.d 102 'Tlie Financial Reporting Siandai.d applicable irt Il)e and Republi¢ of
Ircland, &nd the Cotnpanies Act 7006. Th¢ financial Statements have been prepgred iindcr the histuric&l cos(
conveiilion.
Inromt
All income is recognised in rlie Stsiemcnt of Financial Activitie5 once the charity l)&s cn(itlem¢ni io the thnds, it
is pi'obablc that ihe incume will be received and (he arnouni can be mtasured ieliably.
ExpeThdltur¢
Liabilities are recogiiiscd as expendiiure as $0011 as there is a legal or coiisiruciive obliuation coinmitliii¥ the
cliarity 10 Ihai cxpei)diiure. li is probable Iliai 8 iransf¢r of ¢conomic benefiis wll be required in seiileinenl
thc amount of the Obli￿11¢￿ can bc measured reliably. Expenditure is aLcounied for on an 8ccru8ls basis and has
been Llassified undcr headings Iha¢ agbreulaie All cost rela￿d io Ilie Ca￿gory. Wliere Losis caiiiioi be direcily
aiii'ibuied 10 partiluliir heading5 they have been allocated lo uciiviiies on a basis con515tenl with the Iise or
resoiirces.
I'xnglble nxed H55ets
DepTeLiaLion is provided a¢ (h¢ following anniial rates in order 10 write otT each assei over lis esiimaod useful
Fixtures ai?d tittin&s
25Yo on cost
TIxAilon
Tli¢ charity is exempi fi'orn coi'poralion t￿ on its chai'ilable activitics.
Fund xctountln
Unre51ri¢t¢d fvnds ¢an be used in occordotlce with the chariioble objECtives at rhe discretion of the rrtistees.
Resiricl¢d funds Can only be used for paiticular rcslrictcd purpose5 Wlthin Ihc objects of the chariry. Restri¢itons
ar15e whcn specified by the donor or fiinds are raised lor particular restrictcd piirposes.
Fu11her explanation ofthe nature and purpos¢ of ea¢h fund is in¢liid¢d in the notes to the financial staicments.
Other trgdlng gcllvltles
3113n5
3113124
Fees
41.029
34..102
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r*ote$ to iht Financial Siatemenls- tontinued
for tht Year Ended 31st Mgrch 2025
Net In¢omel(expendlture)
Net incon7ellexpenditure} is stated aftei. chaTgingllcrediiingl.'
3113ns
3113124
Depreciation- owned assets
?70
270
Trusteu, remuntrntlon and b¢ntflt$
Thcre were no trustees, remuneraiion or other benefits for Ihe year ended 31 si March 20?5 nor for Ihe year ended
3151 March 2024.
T￿slee$, expenses
There werc no trustCC5' expenses paid for the year ended 315t March 2025 nor foT ihc yeur ended
3151 Marcli 2024.
Compwratlve¥ for the gtatement of tln•nclal aetlvStles
Unrestrfcttd
rund5
Restrleted
funds
Tot81
runds
Income and endowrnents from
Chlrlifible Actlvliles
Grani re¢efjvable
12.104
12.?21
Other trading activiiies
24.302
10,000
34,302
Total
24,419
22.104
46,523
Exp¢ndSlur¢ oa
Chlrliable activitiei
Grant I'eceiv&ble
25,095
16,135
41,230
her
?70
270
Tot*1
25,365
16,135
41,500
NET IP4COMEIIEXPENDITURE)
19461
5,969
5,023
Reconriliation of funds
Total fijnds brought forward
5,492
4,031
9,523
Tot*1 fund5 tArrled forwird
4.546
10.000
14,546
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Note5 to the FinAncial Statements- cotltinued
for the YtAr Ended 315t March 2025
T*nglble fixed Ossets
FlxturLs
nttlngs
Cost
Al 1st April 2024 and 3 1st MaTch 20?5
12,518
Depreciatio
At 1st April 2024
Charge for year
11,885
?70
At 3 1st March 2025
Ntt book vBlue
At 315t M8r¢h ?025
363
Ar 31si March 2024
633
Debton: On￿￿n¢$ f•lllng due wllhln one y¢•r
3113n4
Tradc debtor5
Prepayments
175
948
977
977
Credltorg: amounts f•lllng due wlthln one year
31rJns
3113124
Accru¢d ¢xpens¢s
2,779
2,779
Movement In tsnds
Net
movemen¢
In funds
At
3113125
At 114n4
Unres¢rf¢ted funds
General thnd
4,546
454
s,000
Re5trlcted tund$
Designated fund
10.000
18,017
28.017
TOTAL FUNDS
14.546
18.471
33.017
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Not￿ to the Finxnciil Statements- contlnu
for the Year Ended 31Jt March 2025
ovem¢nt in funds- tontlnutd
Net mov¢meni in fwlds. included in the above are &% follows..
lTrcoming
r¢sourets
Rt50urctS
expended
Movtmtnt
in funds
Unrestrttted fund5
Gencral fund
41,029
140.5751
454
Rtstrlcted funds
Dcsignatrd fvnd
31,194
18.017
TOTAL FUNDS
72,223
153.7521
18.471
Comp*rotrv¢s for movement In fvnds
Ne¢
mowcJNent
funds
A¢
3113n4
At 114123
Unre$trlcted fund
General fund
5,492
1946)
4.546
Rejtrlcttd funds
Reslrict¢d ￿nd
D¢signat¢d fund
4,031
14,031)
l O,O(M)
10,ODO
4,031
5,969
10,000
TOTAL FUNDS
9,523
5.023
14.546
Coniparative net movemen¢ in fijnds, includcd in the above are a5 follows:
Inetsmlng
resources
Ruoyr¢¢5
eTspeNded
Movement
In fuads
Unre5trlcted funds
General fund
24,419
12S,365)
19461
R¢strlcttd funds
Restricted fund
Desi8natEd fund
12.104
10,000
14.031)
10.000
22.104
5,969
TOTAL FUNDS
46,523
141,5001
5.023
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Notes to the Financial Stattmtnts- tontlnued
for tht YeHr Ended 31$t M*rch 2025
Movement In funds- eontAoued
A current year 12 months and prior year 12 monrhs combined posiiion 15 as follows..
Net
movement
In tund5
At
3113125
Al 114n3
Unrestrfcted funds
General fvnd
5.49?
149?)
5,000
Re5trlcted fund5
Resiricted fund
Dest8naied fund
4,031
14.0311
28,017
28.017
4,031
23,986
28.017
TOTAL FUNDS
9,523
23,494
33,017
A current year l ? monrlis and prior yeAr 12 months combined nei movement in fvnds. included in the above arc
as follows..
IDcomlng
resour¢eg
Resources
expended
Movtmeni
fund8
Unre5trltted fvnds
Gener&1
65,448
165,9401
1492)
Restrlcted fun¢ts
Restrictcd fund
Designaied fund
12,104
41,194
14.031)
28.017
53,298
129.3121
23,986
TOTAL FUNDS
118,746
195,2521
23,494
io,
Related Party dlselosures
There were no related paty tr￿n￿ctionS for the year ¢nded 3151 March 2025.
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Detoiled Statement of Flngnctwl Artivitie5
for tht YtAr Endtd 31st M*rch 2025
3113125
3113r24
ltteome ind Èndowments
Other trading aeifvitlts
Fees
41.029
Chorltable actlvltles
Arts Council England
Lyme lottBry donations
Cr¢aiive Liv¢s
The National Lottery Community Fund
27.000
1.694
2.500
6.775
5,329
31,194
12.221
Total IneomlhK Yesourct5
72.2?3
46.523
Expendlture
Ch*rlt4ble Bctlvltlej
Insurance
Telephone
Posthge and st￿L0￿ery
Advertlsing
Purchases
Freelance prac¢itioners
Travclling & subsistence
Rent
Repairs & renewa15
1,602
1,528
136
456
408
953
29.129
1,926
3.372
338
689
246
4.847
31.754
8.257
2.309
270
50,093
38,246
Other
Depreciation of tsn8ible fixed ossets
270
270
Support C05t5
Management
Chftritable donations
515
216
Flnlnce
Bank charges
92
85
Govern*nte tost$
Accountancy and Ic8al ftts
2,782
2.683
Tothl resources expended
53,752
41,500
Net Income
18,471
5.023
This past does not foms part of rhe statutory financial statements
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