Stoke City Community Ti"ust
(A company limited by Guai'antee)
REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
31 Augusl 2024
Company Regisli'alion No. 04875877
RegisteiTd Chai'ity No. 1104006

Stolce City Coinmunity Ti'ust
CONTENTS
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
STATEMENT or TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE PREPARATION OF FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS
INDF.PENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF STOKE CITY COMMUNITY
TRUST
STATEMENT OF FtNANCIAL ACTIVITIES (INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE
ACCOUNT)
BALANCE SHEET
12
STATEMENT OF CASFI FLOWS
13
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
14
NO'fTr.s 1.0 'f14E FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
17

Stol<e City Cominunity Ti"ust
'rRUS'fEES' ANNUAL REPORT
RE.￿RENCE AND ADMNISTRATIVE. DETAILS
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER
1104006
COMPANY REGFSTRATION NUMBER
04875877
COMPANY SECRETARY
J Pelling
TRUSTEESIDIRECTORS
JF Coates
G Mellor
D Smith
J Pelling
C liyelumo
S King
J Morris (MBE)
AUDITOR
RSM UK Audit Ll.P
Chartcred Accoiiiilants
Festival Way
Stoke on Trent
Slaffordshire
STI 5BB
BANKERS
Ba￿layS Bank plc
118 Higli Street
Neivcasile-under-Lyme
Slaffordshii'e
ST5 IPT
REGISTERED OFficE
bet365 sladiuin
Stanley Maiiheivs Way
Stoke on Trent
Slaffordshire
Englaiid
ST4 4EG
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TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
Trustees, Aiiiiual Repoi't
1.he Ilepoil aiid Fiiiaiicial Slatements, Ivhich relate to the year ended 31 August 2024, are pirsented by tlie
Ti'ustecs of Stoke City Community Trusl, Ivho are also Directors of the Chai'ilable Conipany for tlie
purposes of cliai-ity law.
Sti'uctui'e Coi'ernance and Mani4
ement
Slokc Cily Coiiiiiiiii)ity '[ rLisI is a coiiipaiiy limited by guar8ntee and does not have any share capital. It is
governed by Ilie Meiiiorandum and Arlicles of Association daled 18 July 2014 and became a regislei'ed
chai'ily on 28 May 2004.
A revieiy sysleiii is in place lo iiionitor the income, expenditure and performance of Ilie Ti'usl. Tl)is ensuiEs
that appropriate iiianageinent infornialion is produced on a regiilai. basis incliiding an anniial biidgel. Tlie
biidgel is appi'oved by the Trustees. who also meel regularly to considcr th¢ financial results and identify
any Inaiiagemenl I'isks.
Key niana8¢menl personnel Itmunernlion is delemiined by ihe Trustees.
ointment of Ti'ustees
'rhe skill sel ofihc boai'd of Triislees is revieived and cojnpared to the requireinents of the chai'ity to achieve
ils objectives. Wlicre there are gaps. the TrLislees seek to Inake appropriate appointments of individuals iyith
the reqiiired skills and experiences by an open reeruilinenl proces
Trustee iiiduction frninin
All iiciii Ti'lislees itceive an induction meeting ivith the Chair of Trustees and then spend tiine ivith the
charity's maiiageiiient team, observing hoiv Ilie charity's objectives can be achieved. Should any additional
speoialised training be required then appropriate training arrangemenls ale in place.
Ris1< iiiaija
cnieiit
rocess
The Ti'i15tees i'evieiv the inftjor risks lo iyhich the chariiy is exposed - in particiilar. Ihose relating to Ilie
operations and finai)ces - aiid are satisfied that sysleins and procedures are in place to mitigate aiiy exposure.
The pi'iiicipal risk ideiitified by ihe Trustees is Safeguarding.
Tl)is is managed via the Risk Framework review process.
In addition, procediires have been put in place to ensiire compliance with healih and safety legislation for
staff and all those Ivlio participate in the Trust's activities. A Safeguardiiig Working Gi'oiip ensLires Ilial all
regulalioiis are adhered to ivith regard to contact iyith children and vulnerable adults.
Interiial Controls
The intei'iial conti'ol system ensures that income, expenditure and perforn)ance of the Trust is carefully
monitored and is designed to provide rea50n8ble assui'ances against Inaterial rnisslatement and loss,
including..
*An Annual Budget approved by the Tn￿teeS
*Regular consideration of finaiicial res111ts
*ldentification and inanagement of risk5
The Trustee5 have given due consid¢ration to Ihe Charity Commission published guidance on the operation
of the Public Benefit requirement.
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TRUSI"EES' ANNUAL REPORI-
Ob'cctives and Activitie5
Stoke City Coiiiiiiiinity 'l'rust's obj¢¢liv¢s are to promote any charitable puiyose for Ihe general benefit or
the comIiiunity and iii particulai- Ihosc living aiid ivorking across North Staffoi'dshire, South Chesliiie and
the surrounding areas.
The Tnist iises ihe power and passion associated ivith lh¢ football cliib to make a positive difference lo the
health, iyellbeing and life outcomes of participants who engage in ils progi'amjiies and cui'i'ent aclivilies.
All sessions provide a platforjn to reduce barriers lo participation iyhilst promoting equality, divei'sily ai)d
inclusion ivithiii the coniinunity.
The Trust's projects aim lo tackle social issues including ni¢nlal health, lioJi)elessi)ess. poverty and
eiivii'oninenlal. 11 also s¢eks. to siippoil people via sports provisioii, competitions, general ivcllbciiig
activities, Iveight Iiianageiiieiit, iyork i'eady & einploymeiit sessions aiid coniniiinily based divcrsionaiy
activities, as ivell as targeted inlervenlions including mcnloring. poor school behaviour, ci'iiiiijial
exploilalion, bereaveinenl aiid Ii'aunia.
'I'he 'frLisI believe5 that Tts influeiice and reach ivill allow people to make a positive difference lo Ihcii.
liealth. Ivellbeing and life outconies.
The Truslees have considered the Charity Coniiiiission's guid&n¢e on public bcn¢fil, in tli¢ int¢r¢sls of
social Ivelfai'c aiid life iniproveinenl, aiid consider its Inain activities to furtliei. this ale the provisioii of
spoitiiig oppoituiiiti¢s to sucli p¢rsons iyho hav¢ necd for thein. iyiihoul discrimiiialion.
Acliievenients anil PeJ'foi'niAn¢e
The Trust's Inain acl)icvcineiils al'e based upon ils people, partnership5 and ils iiiipacl. Ils pei-foriiiaiice is
based upoii ils ability lo conlinue lo deliver high quality services and intervcnlions lo Ihc comiiiiiiiili¢s of
Norih Slaffordshire, Iviili the aiii1s of lielping people realise their polcnlial, infliici)ciiig positiv¢ cliange and
providiiig suppoi'l to those in need.
Dellvei'ed Servlces
Thi'ougylioiil the year Ihe Trust delivered a variety of interveiilions and services that included:
Stoke Memories (Denienlia Progranime)
Walking Football
Active Potlei-s
A Game of Tivo Halves
Talk Suicide
Potters Deinentia Wellbeing Group (Weekly Meet)
Long Covid
Mcnlal Wcllbeing (Schools)
Chair based exercise sessions
Muins, Football
Active Through Fooiball Project
Aiming High Aclivilies
Ability Counts
Multiply Contract
Adultlyoung Carers Contract
Sli'oke Well-Being & Rehab
Pan-Disability (Project Indi)
Stt'oke Social- Weekly Session
Preniier League Primary Slars
Pi'eniier League Inspires
Youth Employment and Skills (YES) Fund
Traineeships
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TRUSTEES, ANNUAL IIEPOIIT
Ael)ic)reJiieJits Pci'foi'maiice
coiitinucd
Post 16 fooiball & Educalioii Academy
The Foiindalion Degree in Cominiinity Football C08ching and D¢velopni¢nt
Atming High
Preiiiier League Kicks
PL Chaiige iiiakers
Holiday & Food (HAF)
Resilieiice, Ideiilily and Self Esteem (RISE)
Safei. Streets
SPACE
Soccei. Schools
Inlci'nalional Soccer Schools
Regional Talent Club (Girls)
Wildcats (Girls}
Squad I￿o01ball (Girls)
Advanccd I rainiilg & Developiiienl Centr¢
Asyluiji Seeker- Refugee Football Prograiiime
By successfully delivering the above aclivilies. the Trust has benefited Ihe Community and in particular for
those living and workiiig across North Siaffordshire, South Cheshire and the surrouiiding areas.
T11￿￿1£ You foi. Youi. Su
Wliilsl dcijeiideiil iipoii the contiiiuing p8rtTi¢rship and siipport of Stoke City Football Club aiid Ilie bet365
Gi'oiip, Stoke City Coiiimunity Tnisl also relies heavily on ihe siippoil of Inany parlners and oi'ganisalions
in ol'der lo conlinue to develop its Ihrcc pi'iority areas. The TrLisI's principal pAi1nei's are the Prcinier
Leagiie Chai'ilablc Fiii)d, Ilie Preniier Lcague, Professional Fooiballers, Association, the Ei)glisl) Fooiball
League, English foolball Leagu¢ Trust, Starrordshire County Council, Staflordshire Police Fire and Criii)e
Comini5sion¢i', City of Stoke-on Trent Council and the Staffordshir¢ Foolball Associalion.
The Boai'd of TrLlStees is indebted once again to all those iyho have made a significant contribution to tlie
Trust's pi'ogress over tlie past 12 Inonths, and Iliey look forivord to iyorking iyiih those and new partnei's
agaiti ii) 2024ll5.
The TrLislees iyoiild like to thank the staff in the Community Trust for their dedication and l)ard iyork
tlii'oughout another success￿1 period.
Fiiiancinl Revieiv
Detail of incom¢ and expenditure is provided in the Noles to the Financial Slatements and is suinniarised
b¢loiv:
Dcsci'i
lion
Resli'icted Income".
Unreslricled Income:
Totnl Income:
TotAI Resoui'ce8 Expended..
Resti'icted Reserves..
Uni'eslricted Reserves:
Total Resei've5;
2024
1.269
793
2,062
2,017
150
£'ooo
2023
754
,005
1,759
1,677
228
1,041
1,269
£'ooo
1,314
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'rRUS'I'LES' ANNUAL RL,PORI'
FIn￿ncIal Revieiv
Continue(I
Tlic Ti'uslccs liavc cxaiiiincd the charity's requiirnients for reserves in the light of the n)ain risks lo the
oi'ganisalion. It has established a policy iyhereby unreslricted funds, Iiol comniitled oi. invested in tangible
fixed assets held by the charity (iyhicli equal free reserves). sliould be no less Ilian 12 inoy)ths of tlie
Lini'esh'icted staff eTiiploynieiil expeiidillire of Ihe cliarity. free reserves al 31 Aiigust 2024 ivcre £l,164k
(2023: £1,041 k)- These free reserves repres¢nt 16 iiionths of uiireslricled staff eniployinent cosls. li) Ihe
currei)t econoinic cliinale ihe Tnislees consider li pl￿de1]l lo keep Ilie free reserves al this level but will
review the policy should there be a strong commercial or operational reason to do so.
Slalenient as to (lisclosiii'e of infoi'ii)Atioii to Aii(litors
1'he 'frLislees present on the dale of approval of Ih¢sc financial slaleiiienls have coiifii'iiied, as fai. a5 Iliey
are aivai'c, that Ilierc is no relevant audit iiiforniation of which Ilie auditors are unaiyai'e. Each li'uslec has
confirined that they l)ave taken all steps Ihat they ought lo liave taken Rs triistees in order to niake
Iheinselves aware of any relevant audit infornialion and lo establish Ilial it has been commiinicated to the
aiiditor.
Aiidilor
RSM UK Audit LLP. CharteiEd Accounlanls. weie appointed auditors by the coinpany at 28 Septeniber
201 O. Pui'siiaiit to section 489 of the Companies Act 2006. a resolution lo reappoint the audilois ivill be
pi'oposed al the next Trusle¢5' meetiiig.
"rhis report has been prepared in accordance ivith the provisions applicable to conipanies eiititled lo Ille
small conipanies, exemption.
Approved by the tru51ee5 and signed on their behalf by:
Joliii CoRtes
Director and Trustee
Date: 25 April 2025
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STATEMEN'r or"I"RUS"fEES' RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE PREPARATION OF
14INANCIAI. STATEMENTS
The Ti'uslees (iylio are also the directors of Stoke City Coniiiiunity Trust (a coimpany liniiled by giiai'aiilee
foi. the purposes of conipany laiv)) are responsible for preparing Ihc Tnislees, Report and tl)e fiiiaiicial
slateiiieiils in accordaiice ivith applicable laiv and Uiiiled Kingdoiii Accounting Staiidards (United Kingdoin
Genei'ally Accepted Accounling Practice).
Coinpany laiv reqiiircs the Triistees to prepare financial statemenls for each financial period ivhich give
true aiid fail- vieiv of Ilie stale of affairs of ihe charitable conipany, of Ihe incoi)iing I'esoiii'ces and applicalion
of rcsoui'ces. including tlie inconie aiid expenditure of the chai'ilable coinpany, for Illal period. Iii prepai'ing
these financial slatein¢nts. the Trustees are required to:
select suitablc accounting policies and then apply them cons5Stently:
observe the metliods and principles in the Charities SORP;
mak¢ jiidgcmenls and estimates that are reasonable and prudent:
slat¢ iyhelher applicable UK Accounliiig Standards have been folloived. subject to any niaterial
departLires disclosed and explained in the financial statejnents, and
prepare the financial statements on the going concem basis unless it is inappropriate to presunie that
the cliarity ivill coiiliniie in biisiness.
The Ti'uslees ale I'esp0115ible for keeping proper accounting recoi'ds Ihal disclose ivilh ieasonable acciii'acy
at any liiiie tlie finuiicial position of the cliaritable coinpany and ￿lable Iheiii to ensure thai Ilie fiiiancial
stateiiieiits ¢oniply ivith the Coiiipanies Ael 2006. 1.liey are also responsible for safegiiarding the assets of
the charitable company and heiice for taking reasonable sleps for the prevenlion and detection of fraud and
otlier irregularities.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF STOKE CITY
COMMUNITY TRUST
Opinion
We have audited the fiiiancial slateinejits of Stoke Ciiy Comn)ui)iiy I rust (Ihe 'chai'ilable coi)Ipany') for Ilie
year ended 31 August 2024 ivhicli conipi'ise the Staleinenl of financial Aclivilies (including the Suiiiiiiai'y
Incoi)ie aiid Expcndilure Account), the Balance Slieet, the Statement of Cash I￿101Y$ and i)oles to the fiiiancial
slaleinents, including significant accounling policies. Tlie financial reporting frameivork that has been
applied in Ilieii. pirparation is applicable laiv and Ui)ilcd Kingdom Accoiinting Standai'ds, iiicluding FRS
102 "Tlie Financial RepoiliTJg Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ir¢land" (United Kiiigdom
Generally Accepted Accouiiling Practice).
lil oui. opinion the financial slatemcnts:
give a trLie and fail. vi¢w of the state of the charitable conipany's affairs As at 31 Augusl 2024 and
of ils incoming ￿sourCeS and applicalion of r¢souw¢s, incliiding ils ii)come and expendiluie, for the
year then ended.
have becn properly piepared in accordance ivith United Kingdoni Generally Accepted Accounlii)g
Practice ' and
have been prepared in accordance iyitl) the r¢quirements ofthe Conipanies Act 2006.
BA515 foi. opinion
We coJ)ducted our audit in accordance ivith Inlemalional Standards on Auditing (UK) (ISAS (UK)) and
applicable law. Our r¢sponsibilitics under tliose standards are furthei. described iii the Aiidilor,
I'esponsibililics for tlie audit of tlie financial stateinents section of our ieporl. We al'e independenl of Ilie
cl)ai'ilable coiiipaiiy in accordancc ivilh Ilie cihical rcquireiiieiils 1113t ar¢ relevaiit lo oiir audit of Il)c finAnctal
statements in the UK, including the FRC'S Eihical Siandard and ive Iiave fulfilled oui. ollier ethical
I'csponsibililies in accoi'daiice iviih these requireinenls. We believe that the aiidit evidence we have obtaiiied
is sufficient and appl￿p1'1at¢ lo provid¢ a b85is for our opinion.
Conelusloiis i'elfitlng to going concei'n
In 4udiling the financial slaleiiieiils, Ive have concluded that the Iruslees, use of Ihe going eoncem basis of
accounting in lh¢ preparation of Ihe financial stateinents is appropriate.
Based on Ilie ivork we have perfornied. ive have not id¢nlified any material uncertainlies relating lo events
oi. conditions that, individually or collectively. may cast significant doiibt on the charitable coii)paiiy's ability
to conliiiiie as a going concern for a period of at least hyelve months from when Ihe financial statements are
aulhoi'ised for issue,
Our responsibililies and the responsibilities of the trustees with respect to going concern are described in the
relevaiit seclions of this report.
Olli¢i' inforinAtion
The oilier iiifornialion comprises the informalion included in the Trustees, Annual Report other than the
rinancial slaleinenls and oiir audilor's report thereon. The li￿SleeS are responsible foi. the othei. infoi'inatioii
contained ivithiii the Trustees, Annual Report. Our opinion on the financial statements does not cover tlie
olhei. inforniation and, except lo the exlent otherwise explicitly slated in our report, we do not express any
forin of assurance conclusion thereon.
Our i'esponsibilily is to read the other inforination and, in doing so, consider ivhether the other infoi'malion
is materially inconsistent with the financial slatenients or oui. knowledge obtained in the coutse of tl)e audit
or olherivise appears to be malerially misstated. If ive idenlify such inaterial incoiisistencies or appaient
material misstalenients, we are required to detem]ine ivheiher this gives rise to a niatcrial IMiss18teineiil in
the financial statements theinselves. If, based on the ivork ive have perfomied. Ive conclude that tl)ere is
material misstatement of Ihis other information, Ive are required to report that fact.
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COMMUNITY TRUST
We have nolhing lo r¢poil in this rogard.
Opiiiions on other n)R¢lers pi'eseribed by the Conipanies Act 2006
Iii oiii. opinioli, based 01) the iyork iindertakeii in Ilie course of the audit..
the inforniation given in the Trustees, Report, Ivhich includes the Directors. Report prepared for the
purposes of coinpany laiv, foi- the financial year for ivhich thc financial stateiiieiils ale prepared is
consistent ivilh tlie financi81 slat¢ments: and
the Direclois, Reporl included iyilhin the Truslees, Report has been prepared in accordance ivilh
applicable leg41 requirern¢nt5 .
Matte1% on iyliich we Al'e required to report by exception
In the light of the knoivledge and underslanding of Ilie chnrilable company and its environment obtained in
Il)c coui'se of tlie audit. ive liave not idei)tified material Jnisstat¢in¢nts in the Directors. Ilepoi# includcd
Iviihin the I'ruslees, Report.
We have nothing lo report in respect of the folloiving mallers iyhere the Companies Act 2006 requires us lo
repoil to you if, in our opinion..
adeqiial¢ accouiiling records have not been kepi, or i'etums adequate for our audil have not been
received from branches not visited by us. or
the financial stat¢nients are not in agreement ivilh the accounting recoi'ds and relums; or
cei'lain disclosuies of tyustees. remuneration specified by laiy are nol Inade" or
lye have not received all the infomiation and explanations ive require for oiir audit. or
the Ti'iistees ivere not entitled to prepare the financial slaleinenls in accoi'dance ivitli the siiiall
coinpanies, regiiiie and take advantage of the sn)all companies exemption froin tlie iequii'enieiit to
pi'epare a Sli'alegic Report or in prepariiig Ilie Truslces, Rcport.
Re5poiisibilities of ti'ustees
As cxplained inore fully in the Staleinenl of Trustees, responsibilities scl oiil oil page 6. the Ii'u51ees (Ivlio
are also the dii'eclors of tlie charitable con)pany for the purposcs of coi))paiiy laiy) are respoiisible foi. tlie
prepai'alion of Ilie financial slaleiiients and for being satisfied that Iliey give a Inie and fail. viciv, and for siicli
interiial conli'ol as the Iruslees deterinine is necessary lo enable 11)e preparation of financial slateinenls that
are fi'ee fiDin iiiatei-ial Inisslatement, whether due to fraud or error.
In prepai'ing the financial slatemenls, the trustees #re responsible for assessing the charitable coinpany's
ability to continue as a goiiig coneei'n. disclosin& as applicable, matters relaled lo going concern and using
the going concern basis of a¢¢ounting unless th¢ trustees either intend lo liquidate the charitable company
oi. to cease operations, or have no r¢altslic allernalive bul to do so.
Aullitor's responsibililies for Ilie audil of tlie financial 5fatements
Our objectives al'e lo obtain reasonable assuraiice about ivhelher the financi81 slatemenls as a iyhole air free
from Inaterial mtsstatement, whether due lo fraud or error, and to issue an auditor's report that includes our
opinion. Reasonable assurance is 8 high level of assurance, bul is iiot a guarantee that ali audit conducted ill
accoi'dan¢¢ ivith ISAS (UK) will always detect a material misslateiiient when it exist5. Misslateiiienls can
ai'ise from fraud or e￿01. and are considered material if, individually or in the aggregate, Iliey coiild
reasonably be expected to influence the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of these finaiicial
statements.
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COMMUNITY TRUST
Tlic exteiit to which the audit ly￿S consid¢i'ed capable of deteeling ii'regulai'ilies, including fi'aud
Iriegiilai'ilies are inslances of non-compliance with laivs and regulations. The objectives of our audil are lo
oblaii) sufficient appropriate audit evidence regarding compliance with laivs and regulalions Il)ai have a
dii'ect effect on Ilie detci'iiiinalion of iiialerial ainoiints and disclosures in the financial slalcmenls, to
perfoi'ni aiidit pi'ocedures lo lielp identify instances of non-coinpliance iviil) other laivs and reEiilalions tl)at
iiiay hav¢ a iiial¢rial effect on the financial stalemenls, and to respond appi-opi-iately to id¢nlified oi.
suspected non-coiiipliance ivilh laiys and i-egLilalions ideiitified diiriiig the audit.
In I'elalioii to fi'aiid, the objectives of our audit are to identify and assess the risk of nialerial Inisslatement
of Ihe finaiicial staleiiients due to fraud, to obtain sufficient appropriate aiidil evideiice iegardiiig the
assessed I'isks of Iiiaterial niisslatenienl due lo fraud tl)rouEh designing and iiiipleinenling appi'opriate
responses and to respond appropriately to fraud or suspected fraud identified dui-iiig Ilie audit.
Holvcver, il is the pi'iiiiary respoiisibilily of niaiiagenient, willi Ihe oversi81)t of Ihos¢ chai'ged ivith
governance, lo eiisui'e tliat Il)e cnlily's opeialioiis air coiiduct¢d in accordaiice iyiili the pi'ovisions of laivs
and I'cgiilalions and foi. the prevention and deteclion of fraud.
In identifyiiig and assessing risks of n)aterial misstalemenl in respect of irregularities, including fraud, the
audit engagenienl team:
obtaiiied an iindcrslanding of the nature of the scctor, including the legal and irgiilatoiy fraineworks
that tli¢ cl)ai'ilablc coinpany operates in aiid holy the charilablc conipany is coinplying ii'itli th¢ legal
and I'egulatory frameivorks;
inquired of management. and ihose charged iyiih govemance. about Ilieir oivn identification and
a5s¢ssinent of the risks of irrcgularities. including any known actiial, suspected oi. alleged instanc¢5
of fi'aiid;
disc115sed matters about non-compliance with laivs and regiilalions and hoii, fraiid might o¢cui'
iiicluding assessmeiil of hoiv and iyliere the financiAI slateni¢iils Inay be susceptible lo fraud.
As a resiili of these procedures ive consider the niost significant laivs and regulations tl)at have a dii'ect
impact on the financial slalenienls are FRS 102. Cliarilies SORP (fRS 102). Coinpanies Acl 2006, Charities
Act 201 I, Ilie chai'ilable coiiipany's goveriiing docuincnl, lax leEislalioii and Cli81'ilies (Pi'oleclion and Social
liiveslment) Act 2016. We perfoi'med aiidil procedLircs to delecl iioii-coinpliaiices ivliicli tnay have a iiiat¢rial
inipacl on Ilie finaiicial staleiiieiils ivhicli included r¢vieiving the finaiicial slatemenls incliiding Ihc Ti'iislees.
Repoil and Iri)iaining alert lo neiv or unusual transactions ivhich Inay not be in accordance iviih tlie
governing documents.
The niost significant laws and i'egulations that have an indirecl inipaet on the financial slatciiienls are those
in relation lo Safeguarding and14eallh and Safety- We pei'forined audit proccduies to inquii'e of nianagenient
and tliose charged with governance ivhcther Ihe charitable company is in coi))pliai)ce iyilh these laiy and
i'eglilations and inspected correspondence iyiih regulatory authorities.
The audit engageinenl team identified the risk of managenient override of controls as the area ivhci'e the
rinancial slalenienls were Jnost susceptible to material misslaleinenl du¢ lo fraud. Audtt procedures
performed incliided but ivere not limited to testing manual joiimal entries and other adjustnients, evalualiT]g
the biisiness rationale in relation lo signiftcant. unusual transactions and transactions entered into outside the
normal course of business and challenging judgnients and estiinates niade by manageiiient.
A fiii'iher description of our responsibililies foi-the audit of the financial statejnenls is localed on the Fiiiancial
Reporting Council's ivebsite at htlp:Iliviviv.fro.org.uklaudilorsresponsibilities. This description forins pait
of oui- aiiditor's report.
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Use of our J'epoi't
This repoi1 is niade solely to Ihe charitable company's members, as a body, in accordance ivtth Chapter 3
of Parl 16 of Ilie Coinpanies Act 2006. Our audit iyork has been undertaken so Ihal ive iiiight slate to the
cliai'ilable company's nienibcrs those matters we are required to state to tliem in an auditor's repoil and foi.
no other piii'pose. To the fullest extent perii)itted by laiv, il'e do not accept 01- assuine responsibility to
anyoiie othei. tlian the cliai'ilable coiiipany and ihe cliarilable coinpany's iiiembers as a bodyg foi- oui- audit
iyork, foi- Ihis report. or foi. Ilie opiiiions ive liave foriiied.
Sp6t766r-6ray
ANNA SPENCER-GRAY (Senior Slalutory Auditor)
Foi. and on behalf of RSM UK AUDIT LLP, Slalutory Auditor
Chai'lered Accountants
reslival Way
Stoke oli Titnt
Staffoi'dshire
STI 5BB
Date: 08105125
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Stolce City Coinmunity Trust
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES (INCLUDING INCOME AND
EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT)
foi. Ihe
eai. eiided 31 Au
list 2024
Note Ujiiysti'icleil
Resti'ieleil
fiia415
TotAI
Toial
fviids
2023
2024
INCOME
Donalions and legacies
Cliai'itabl¢ acliirilics
Other Ii?diiig aclivilies
Invesitncnl in¢omc
192,171
948,334
77,972
50,580
192,171
1,741,629
77,972
50,580
50.000
,612,335
60,201
36.625
793,295
TO'fAL INCOML
1,269,057
793,295
2,062,352
,759.161
LXI>ENDI'I'URE
ChHril#blc aclivilie5
3 (1.146,543)
(870,324) (2,016,867)
(1,676,561)
NET tNCOME BEFQRE TRANSFF.RS
122,514
(77,029)
82,600
TRANSFERS BFTWEEN FUNDS
NET INCOME
122.514
{77.029)
45,485
82,600
RecoiKillalioii offiiiKIs
'loial fiinds broughi forivard
11112
1,041,032
227,485
1,268,517
,185,917
TOI'AI. FUNI)S CARRIF.D foRWARD
11112
,163,546
150,456
1,314,002
,268,517
All incoine and expenditiire derive fiDm conliniiing activities.
The stateinent of financial activilies includes all gains and losses reeognised in ihe year.
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Stolce City Cominunity Ti"ust
BALANCI.1 SHEET
,It31 Au
list 2024
Note
2024
2023
FIXED ASSETS
Taiigible assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Debioi's due iviihin the year
Casli at bank and in hand
217,253
1,304,857
273,689
,163,547
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
1,522,110
1,437,236
CIIEDITOIIS.. Amounts falling due
within onc year
(208,108)
(168,719)
NET CURRENT ASSETS
1,314,002
.268,517
NET ASSETS
1,314,002
1.268,517
THE FUNDS OFTHE CHAIUTY
Unreslricled fiiiids
Restricted funds
1,163,546
150,456
,041,032
227,485
TOTAL CHARITY FUNDS
12
1,314,002
1,268,517
These financial statenients are prepared in accordance ivilh Ihe provisions applicable to companies subject
to tlie sinall ¢oiiipanies' reginie.
The financial statements on pages I I to 23 iyere approved by the board of trustees and authorised foi. issue
on
25 April 2025
and ivere signed on ils behalf by..
Jolin Coate5
Dii'eclor aiid 'l'rustee
Company Registralioii No. 04875877
Registered Charity No.1104006
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Stolce City Community Ti"ust
STAI"EMENT OF CASH FLOWS
foi. tlie
Cal" ended 31 Au
list 2024
Note
2024
2023
NET CASH PROVIDED BY
OPERAI'ING ACTIVITIES
10
90,730
(42,962)
CASH FLOWS FROM INVESTING
ACTIVITIES
Inveslmeiit income
50,580
36,625
Net cash used iii investing activities
50,580
36.625
CHANGE IN CASH AND CASH
EQUIVALENTS IN T14E PERIOD
141,310
(6,337)
Cash and cash equivalent al the
b¢8inning of the yeai.
1,163,547
1,169,884
Total cash and cash equivalent at the
end of the year
1,304,857
1,163,547
Represented by.
Cash at bank
,304,857
1,163,547
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Stolce City Community Trust
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
at31 Ali
yiist 2024
TRUST INfoRMATION
Stoke City Coiiiiiiiinily Trust is an incorpornted charitable Trust (Cliarity nuiiiber 1104006) lii)iited by
guarantee iegistered in England (coimpany nuiiiber 04875877)- The Tivsl's address is bet365 Stadiuin,
Stanley Mattheivs Way. Stoke on Trent, Slaffordsliire, England ST4 4EG.
The folloiyiiig accounting policies have been applied consistently in dealing with items which are considered
n)at¢rial in relation lo the charity's financial statements.
BASIS OF PREPARATION
The financial statenients have been prepared in accordance with Accounting and Rcpoiting by Chai'ities:
Stateiiienl of Reconiinended Practice applicable to cliarilies prepai'ing their accounts in accoi'daiice with Ilie
Financial Reporting Slaiidard applicable in the UK and Rcpublic of Ireland (FRS 102) (effective l January
2018) (Cliai'ilies SORP (fRS 102)), the Tr inancial Repoiling Slaiidard applicable in Ilic UK aiid Rcpublic
of Irelaiid (fRS 102) and the Companies Act 2006.
Stoke City Coniinunity TTUSt meet5 the definition of a public benefit entity under FRS 102. Assets and
liabi lilies are initially r¢cogniscd al historical cost or transaction valiie unless ollieiiyise stated in11)e relevanl
accountii)g policy notes. The f)nancial staleiiienls are prepared in sterling ivhich is the functional cui'itncy
of the Triist. Monetary ainounts in Ihese fInancial staleinenls are rounded io the nearest £.
GOING CONCERN
As is norniRI for all cliarilies, Ihe charity is dependent upon ii)come slreanis such as granl moiiies ivhich
ii)ay not i'eoccur. Tlie Ti'iislees have rcvieived Ilie fii)ai)cial foiecasls and believc Ihere are adeqiiale
resoui'ces ivhich ivill enable Ilic Irusl to Ineel its liabililies foi. al least one ycar fioii) Ilic dale tl)e fiiiancial
slatcments are signed. For Iliis reason, Ilie Trustees have adopied the going concern basis in prepariiig Ilie
rinancial slatenients.
INCOME RECOGNITION
Tlie values of all r¢soui'cas accruing lo the charilable company are reeorded in lh¢ Slatenienl of Financial
Activities as soon as it is legally enliiled to the incoine and the aniounl can bc quanlified wilh reasonable
accuracy. Tliis is de￿ndent on an acliial receipt or enforceable ri8hl lo reccipl. a rcasonable certainty of Itceipt
and iyhclher the Inonelary value can be SU￿1clentIY and r¢liably measuiEd. Where lerI)Js and condilioiis I'elaling
to iiicoine have not been niel or unccilainly exists as lo wlieiher Ilie charity can Ineel any tei'iiis or coiiditioiis
oilieiivise williin its control, income is not recognised but is defeffed as a liability until it is probable that tlie
teiThs or condilions imposed can be met.
Any grant that is subject to perforniance-related conditions received in advance of delivering the seiyices
I'eqiiiied by that condition or is subject to unmet conditions Ivholly outside the contr()l of the I'e¢ipienl chai'ity.
is accoiinled for as a liability and showi on the balance sheet as defciTed incomc. Deferred income is released
lo incoine iii the reporting period in ivhicli thc perfonnancc-relalcd or other conditions Il)at liinil Ircogiiilion
are met.
Wliere time related conditions are imposed or implied by a funder, then the income is 8PPOrtioned to the time
periods conceined and, Ivhere applicable, 15 accoiinled for as a liability aiid sliown on the balance sheet as
deferred income. When grants are received in advance of th¢ expeiiditur¢ on the activity funded by Iheiii, but
Ihere are no specifi¢ lime related condiltons, then th¢ income is not dcferred.
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StoIce City Coinmunity Trust
ACCOUNTtNG POLICIES
at31 Ali
list 2024
EXPENDITURE RECOGNITION
All expeiidilure is accounted for on an accnials basis aiml includes attributable VAT wliich cannot be recovei'ed.
Expendiliire has been classified under the appropriale heading bul iyhere costs cannot be directly allribiiled lo
partiCLilai' headings (511PPOrt cosls)- they have been allocated lo activities on a basis c01151Stent ivilh the use of
the resouires. Support costs comprise all servic&% supplied centrally, and incliide oifice stalT and oveithead
expenses.
Governance costs are those costs associated iyilh the governance arranganents of the charity ivhich ielate to
its geiiei'al iiinning. Tliese incliide audit, insurance costs. and legal advice for tTUStees and costs associated ivilli
constilulional aiid stalulory requiieinenls such as the costs of livstee meelings and preparin8 the statuloiy
rinancial stalcnienls, plus a share of support costs.
All cosls are allocated behveeii the expenditure calegoi'ies of the slaleiiieiil of finaTicial activities oil a basis
dcsigiied lo reflccl the use of the resourcc. Costs irlaling lo a particular activity are allocalcd dii'cctly.
DONA'fb.D SF.IIVICES AND GIFrs tN KIND
Thc valLi¢ of donated sei'vices and gifts in kind provlded lo the charity by Sloke City Football CILib are disclosed
ai illeir open niarkel value ii) Ilie period in ivl)icli they are receivable iyhere the benefit lo tlie chai'ily can be
reliably Iiieasured and are reported in the related party nole to the financial slatejnents.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Tangible fixed assets al'e capilalised al cosl and capital expendilure over a value of £500 is capilalised.
Depreciation is provided Ht tlie folloiving aniiual rates to ivrite off Ihe cost, less the eslimaled residual value of
the assels, over Iheii. expected iiseful ecoiioiiitc lives as folloivs:
Motor vchicle5
0￿1CC cqiiipment
Plant and iiiachin¢ry
250/0 Strdight line
200/0 slrdighl line
33.30/0 slraiglil line
A full year of depreciation is charged in Ihe period of acquisition ond none in the pei'iod of disposal.
ruND STRUCTURE
Uiii esli'icledfifiids
General futids ale unresh'icled funds 4vailable to the charity for us¢ at the discietion of the li￿SteeS in
fiirtherance of the general charitable objectives of the charily and which have not been designalcd foi. other
purposes.
Resli'icledfiiiids
Restricted funds are subject lo reslriclions imposed by the donor or by th¢ specific ternis of the appeal under
which funds are raised. The restrictions are binding upon the charily.
ruND TRANSFER POLICY
At each yeai. end it is the pi'aclice of th¢ Trust to r¢vieiY all fund balanc¢s and to ideiilify the resti'icted
projects that have ended in that financial year.
It is Ihe policy of the Trusl that any restricted fund overspends ivill be transferred froni the unresti'ieted
(general) reserve.
If Iliere are any i'estricted fund underspends on ceased projects then tlie related fuiid conti'act is referred to.
If the contract slates that any sucli siirplus shoiild be returned then the funder is contacted. infoTJiied of the
surplus balance and Iheir insli'uclion is adhered to.
If howevei. the contract does not slipLilale that surplus funds Should be returiied and the leading of the contract
pei-lnits the surplus to be k¢pt thcn the surplus is transferred to the unrestricted (general) reserve.
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ACCOUNTING POLICILS
at31 Ali
list 2024
TAXATION
As a i-egisteird chai'ity the Triist is exeiiipi froin lax on incon)e and gaii)s falling ivill)in Part I l of Ilie
Corpoi'alion Taxcs Act 2010 or Section 252 of the Taxation of CliaiBeable Gains Acl 1992 to Ilie cxtenl Iliat
tliese al'e applied to Ilie5e charitable objecls.
FtNANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
Tlie Ti'iist only has fiiiancial assets and financial liabilitics of a kind that qualify as basic financial
insti'umenls. Basic financial instruments initially recognised at transaction value and subsequently
measured at their seltlenienl valu¢.
Debioi's
Ti'ade aiid oiliei. debtors are recognised at th¢ settlenient ainouni due after any trade discount offeied.
Prepayments are valued at Ilie ainount prepaid nel of any trade discoui)Is due.
Casli cli bciiik Iiii<l iii liaiid
Cash al bank and casli in hand iiicludes casli and sho11 tcrin highly liquid ii)vcsliiieiils iviili a shoil malurity
of tl)I'ee i?)onllis oi. less froiii Ilie date of acquisilion oi. openiiig of thc dcposit or siiiiilai- accounl.
Ci eclilni's ciiidpi'oiiisiuiis
CIEditor8 arid provisions are recognised where the charity has a present obligation resulting froin a past event
that ivill pi'obably irsull in the Ii?iisfer of funds to a Il)ird party aiid ihe amoiint due lo sellle Ihe obligation
can be nieasiiied or ¢sliiiialed reliably. Creditors and provisions are norn1811y reeognised al their settlen)ent
aniounl after allowing for any trade discounts due.
CRITICAL ACCOUNTING ESTIMATES ANDAREAS or JUDGEMENT
Esliiiiales and jiidgeiiients are continually evaluated and are based on liislorical expei'ience and other factoi3,
including expeclations of future events that are believed to be reasonable under the circuinstances.
Crilicnl accoiiiiliiig esliipiales aiid aSSiiiiiPiioi
The Cliarily iiiakes esliiiiales and assiimptions concerning the futLlI'e. Tlie resulting accoiiiiling csliiiiales aiid
assLiiiiplioi?s will, by definition, seldoiii equal the rclaled actual resulls. Thc Trust do not coiisidcr tliere lo
be aiiy esliniales and assiii)IPlions Ilial have a significaiit risk of causing a iiialcrial adjiislinenl to Ilie cariying
amoiints of assets and liabilities ivilhin Ihe next financial year.
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Stoke City Coinmunity Ti'ust
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
at31 Ali
list 2024
INCOME: DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
Unresli'icted
2024
Unresti'icted
2023
Donations
192,171
50,000
Income froni donations in the year include donations tolalling £104,000 froin the Stoke City
Lotteries folloiving their closur¢ on 31 October 2023 (2023: £Nil).
INCOMC: CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
Unrestricted
fuiids
Resli-icled
runds
Total
2024
Total
2023
Spoils Parlicipalioii
EdLicalioii & Lifelong Learning
Core cost support
863,014
549,766
243,529
1,412,780
243,529
85,320
1,300,283
221,552
90.500
85.320
948,334
793,295
1,741,629
1,612,335
£753,704 of income ivas atlribuicd to restricted funds in 2023.
Other trading and investment incoine ivere unreslricted in 2023.
RESOURCES EXPENDED: CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
Direct
costs
Support
costs
Total
2024
Total
2023
Spoils Participalioii
Education & Lifelong
Col-e siipport costs
Governance costs
,573,581
282,488
1,573,581
282,488
143,787
17,011
1,328,594
204,763
124,591
18,613
143.787
17,011
1.856,069
160,798
2,016,867
1,676,561
£700,271 of chai'ilable activities costs iyere attributable to restricted funds in 2023.
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Stolce City Cominunity Trust
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
at31Au
list 2024
RESOURCES EXPENDED: CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES (continued)
Siipporf cosls allocalioii
The chai'ity allocates ils support costs to general activities unless it is appropriat¢ to allocate Ih¢ni
beliyeen the other charitable activities undeilaken. The chai'ilablc aclivilies are as listcd above.
Siipport cosls are allocated on a basis consistent ivith the use of resources as explained above
beloiv:
Core support
2024
Core support
2023
Consultant fees
Salai'ies and social security costs
Pensions
Medical cosls
Travelling and subsistence
Baiik chai'ges
Motoi. expcnse5
Other expenses
Recharge
26,220
80,732
3.465
2,721
6,612
722
4,231
70,549
(55,696)
26,100
95,656
3,987
2,645
2,101
657
2,428
44,781
(53.764)
139,556
124.591
b)
Goiiei'naiKe cosls
Unre5tYieled
2024
Unr¢sti'icled
2023
Professtonal fees
17,011
18,613
NE'I" INCOMING RESOURCES FOR THE PERIOD
Net iiiconiing r¢sources for the period is stated after charging:
2024
2023
Auditor's remuneration
17,011
18,613
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Stol<e City Coininunity Trust
NOTES"I'O'I"FIE fiNANCIAL STATEMENTS
at31 Ali
ust 2024
STAfF NUMBERS, COSTS AND KEY MANAGEMENT REMUNERATION
The average number of persons employed (excluding h￿SteeS) during the year was 51 (2023: 53).
Jn addilion to the above. the charity employed an average of 32 casiial slaff during tlie yeai. (2023:
31).
No ¢moluiii¢nts or experlses ivere paid during Ihe year to trustees (2023: £nil). Details of eniployee
costs are as folloiys:
2024
2023
Wages and salaries
Social seciirily cosls
Pension costs
1,389.382
115,948
55,623
.176,299
98,691
48,883
,560,953
1,323,873
The nliniber of higher paid employees was:
2024
2023
In the band £70,000 - £79,999
Stoke Cily Football Club runs a defined contribulioi) pension sclieme, iyhich employees of Sloke
City Conimunity Trust are eligible to join.
Th¢ key management personnel are the Trustees. The total remuneration of these key nianageinent
p¢i'sonn¢l ivas £nil (2023: £nil).
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Stolce City Community Ti'ust
NOTLS TO'f14E FINANCIAL STATF.MENTS
at31Au
ust 2024
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Motor
vehicles
Office
equipnieiil
Plant and
Inachinery
Total
Cosl
Al beginning and the end of
the year
59,418
3.758
4.350
67,526
Depi'ecicilioii
At bcginning and ihe end of
the yeill.
59,418
3.758
4,350
67,526
Nei book iialiie
At 31 August 2024
At 31 Au8llSt 2023
rixed assets Are held for direct charitable purposes.
DEBTORS: Amounls falling diie iyithiii one year
2024
2023
Trade debiors
Pi'cpayiiienls and accriied incoi))e
Aiiiouiils due froin related und¢rlakings
117,329
97,531
2,393
139,160
121,975
12,554
217,253
273,689
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Stolce City Community Ti"ust
NO'fFS TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
al31 Ali
USI 2024
CREDITORS.. Aniounls falling due iyitliin one year
2024
2023
Trade cieditors
Olhei. taxes and social seciirity
Accruals and deferred incoine
Aniounls due to related undertRkings
13,429
29,340
46,858
118,481
5,031
25,033
41,428
97,227
208,108
168.719
COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE
Stoke Ciiy Cominunity Trust is a coiiipany liniiled by guarantee and aecordingly does not liave
share capital. Every nieii)ber of the charitable company undertakes to coiilribule sucli amounl as
n)ay be required not exceeding £ l O in Ihe ¢v¢iil of il being wound up ivhile he or she is a nieiiiber.
oi. within one year after lie or she ceases to be a iiieinber.
io
RECONCILIA TION OF OPERATING RESULT TO CASH lryLOW FROMI(TO) OPERATING
AC'I'IVII'IES
2024
2023
Net incomel(expenditure)
Invesliiieiil incoiiie
Decrease/(increase) in debtors
Increase in Creditors
82,600
(36,625)
(101,077)
12.140
(50,580)
56,436
39,389
Nel cash provided by/(lo) operating activities
90,730
(42,962)
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Stolce City Cominunity Trust
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL s'fATEMENTS
at31 Ali
list 2024
STATEMENT OF fuNDS
Atl
September
2023
At31
Aiigust
2024
Income Expenditure Traiisfer of
resouires
expended
funds
Uiii'esli'iciedfiiiids..
General fiii)d
,041,032 1,269,057 (1.146.543)
1,163,546
Resli'icledfiinds..
Sports Pailicipalion
Educalion & Lifelong
Leaming
49.804
177.681
549,766
243,529
(587,836)
(282,488)
11,734
138,722
227,485
793,295
(870,324)
150,456
TOTAL fuNDS
1,268,517 2.062.352 (2.016,867)
,314,002
At I
Sepicimber
2022
At31
Aiigust
2023
Income Expenditure Transfei. or
resoiirces
expended
fuiids
UiiiYslricledJiiiids.'
General fund
981,660 1.005,457
(976,290)
30.205 1,041,032
Resli'lcledfiiiids..
Sports Participatioii
Ediicalion & Lifelong
Learniiig
11,821
192,436
532,152
221.552
(495.508)
1,339
(204.763) (31,544)
49,804
177,681
204257
753.704
(700.271) (30.205)
227,485
TOTAL FUNDS
1.185.917 1.759.161 (1.676.561)
1,268,517
Uni-esli'icledfiiiids
The general fund represent5 the unrestricted funds of the charity that are not designated forparticular
pui'poses.
Resli'icledfiipids
The restricted funds represent contrdcts to supply specific servlces under each of the abov¢
categoi'ie5.
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NOTES TO'fkiE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
at31 Ali
list 2024
12
ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BE'fwEEN FUNDS
Unrestricied Resti'icted
rlinds
fiinds
Total
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
Cirditors
205,300
1.093.712
(135.466)
1,953
211.145
(72,642)
217,253
1,304,857
(208,108)
TOTAL NET ASSETS AS AT 31 AUGUST 2024
1.163.546
150,456
,314,002
Unrestricted Restricted
funds
fuiids
Total
funds
Dcbiors
Cash at bank and in hand
Crediloi's
213,169
913,187
(85,324)
60,520
250,360
(83,395)
273,689
1,163,547
(168,719)
TOTAL NET ASSETS AS AT 31 AUGUST 2023
.041,032
227,485
1,268,517
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RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
The Trustees consider that Stoke City Football Club Limited is a related party of the chai'ilable
coinpany by virtue of significant infliienee. The charity receives significaiit financial support froni
the football Cliib in respect of o￿lCe space and ollier costs, and this Gift iii Kind in Irspccl of
spccific eslablishnient cosls, player and personiiel tiine has been estiinated at £345,000 (2023:
£356,974), Ivliich lias nol been iiicliided iviil)in Ilie SOFA. During the year Iliere ivei'e sales of
£136,491 (2023., £186,095) made to Slokecity Football Club Limited and al 31 August 2024 £2,393
(2023- £9,399) Ivas oived. Certain specific, dedicated salary 811d other costs relaliiig lo Ili¢ cliai-ily
i'e recharged. These costs lolalled £1,754.23212023: £1.531,653) and al 31 August 2024 £147,822
was oived to Ilie Football Club (2023: £122,260).
The Trnstees consider that Stoke City (Properly) Liintted is a related paily by virtue of sigi)ificanl
influence. Dui-ing the year Iliere iyere sales of £nil (2023.. £nil) Inade lo Stoke City (Pi'operly)
Liiniled and al 31 August 2024 £iiil (2023: £nil) Ivas oiyed. Other costs relating to the cliarity al'e
recharged. These costs tolalled £nil (2023: £1.956) and at 31 August 2024 £nil ivas oived to Stoke
City (Property) Limited (2023: £nil).
The Trustees also consider bet365 Group Limited as a related party. Al the year-end theie iv8s an
amount due from bet365 Group Limited of£nil (2023: £3,155). The value of services provided
during the year to bet365 Group Limiled was £nil (2023: £7.592).
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