CLEVELAND
POOLS
REGISTERED COMPANY IKIMBER: 05354621 {England and Wal￿)
REGISTEAED CHARITY NUMBER.. 1109433
ort of the Trnst••s •nd
Financial Sts
for the Year End•d 5
12023
Clweland Pools Trust
Made possible with
Bath & North East
Somerset Council
Heritage
Fund
Sumer Audit
Statutory ALhgiiors
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cl•v•land Pools Trust
Content$ of the Finanelal Statemènts
for Ihe Year Ended 5 A
ril 2023
Report of the Trustees
1 to 8
Report of thg Independent Audltors
9 to 11
St•lernent of Fkn•n¢lo1 Adiwii•s
12
Balance Sl*el
13
Cash Flow Sthknenl
14
Notes to thtr Cash Fltr* Ststement
15
Noles to the Financial siai•ni•nts
16 to 27

CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cjtveland Pools T
of Ihe Trusiees
r tho Year Ended
Tho Tius18es, who arè a150 dir8etors ol Ihe Chawity for thè wrposes of Ihg Companies Act 2006, prèsènt th8ir report wilh
the financial statements of Ihe Charty Ihe year ended 5 April 2023. The Trustees have adDPted Ihe prowsions ol
Accounting and Reporting by Charities." Staternenl of RewmmerKJ8d Practi￿ applicable lo Charit￿5 preparing their
accc4Jnls in accordance wilh the Finarrt?al Rerx)rtirg StaTrJard a￿lICat￿e in Ihe UK and ReputAic ol Ireland IFRS 1021
lelfective l January 20191.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Objeclivès and alms
To preseNe for Ihe benelii ol the psople of Bath and Itt¢ naiwjn. the hislorKal. *¢hite¢tural and ¢¢)nstru¢btsnal heritage
that may exist in and around Bath & North Easi so￿￿lSe1 in builjings lindudiro any structurè or èrection. aNI aty part of
a ￿1￿y1n9 as so defined) of particular beaiity or hisiorical. architectur￿ or C￿strUctiOnal interest Witlh parts"cular rele￿nce
to th8 G￿rgIan bathing krw)*n as Ihe CA￿81and Pools.
Signifieanl •ellvlti•$
In Seplernbtr 2022. Ihe Cleveland P¢)ols restoration woths aclNeved WaCt￿￿cCffipkts0n ofthe main consiruetion contract.
A well-alletsJ8d celebratwy èvant and a small number of test events in Auturnn 2022 prov¥Jed as5uranca that the pools
were ready lor cokl water swimming. This represents a signifKant milestone lor Ihe Tmst. foljowng rornmenc8ment of
main construction works in April 2021. In C¢￿I￿nctIon with Ihe p¢ds' rastoration I￿rks. thg Trust has contin￿d to build-
up a large volunteer base ol more than 125 people, engage vAlh many community groups to rea¢h out to a V*ider awlien¢e,
and share and involve the pe(fJk.
Thesè achievements arè Ihe cumulation ol many yeats ol ¢Jedicated effort ol Ihe Twst and its many vo￿nteerS, and
signifranl step fofward by ts frust in lh¢ wrsuanr* of its aThs obl￿1￿85.
Publlc beneflt
The Trustees have remewed the Chawty crynmissions gUIda￿e on thè requiwenl to report on pubhc benefit. They are
saiisfled Ihat the work ol ihe Tfust. as descriijed bek)w. accords its stated obpcts. a￿1 pro¥￿e$ tangiblepubltc benefit
lo an appropriate SeCtv￿ ol Ihose who reskye Within the Trusfs areaof benefil". Ihey believe that the tsiteria used to assess
Ihos• wtho may beneffi a¥e nol unreasonabty resiitbve.
ACHIEVEMENT ANO PERFORMANCE
The Tru515ubmitted a 5ucces5ful Stage 1 ap￿￿atron fo the Nat￿)nal Low Heritage Fund INLHF) torrnerly HLF. in March
2018 which was followed with a Stsge 2 aNAirAt￿n which was in December 2018..This enabled the Trust lo
appoint Ihree rnembefs of staff lo manage the development and irnplemertaiion of the woject on ils behall. The
professional design team membeis were re-engaged and the pre<ommencement coThJilions 10 thè PlanniThJ Pemiission,
including a construct￿)￿ Management PL4n were deterrruned in consultation with the Jocal F4anning authority.
The project's caKxtal projramme lor the re51oralion arKI upJradirvJ of the poots was ter**red to the constructK)n rna￿e1
and bona fide teThYer5 were received uTrYer a Iwo-siage wwlure. Beard Consiruction ¥*as appointed to undertake Ihe
agreed works. Trusi c4)iained Fwmission to siart, the projea Irom NLHF 10 Ihe outbreak of ihe Covid-19
pandemic and lortuiiously hdd baek from s￿nIng thè eonstructitsn conlfact ￿th 8•ard in March 2020. At that timè, the
tendered work$ were at a value of £4.7M. The impaet of thè pandemlc on con$truetion inth&stry is well documented
and the eonsequenty'al rise in costs due to a shortage of latxwr. prolongab"on, practtal reStr￿tionS on conslrLKIKJn adiwty
due to cov*J operatic￿al pr¢Cauti1￿ and S￿)rtageS and availabilty of ConstrL￿￿)n mat￿la18 in the $uN)ty chain.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Clwdand Pools T
ort of the TrU￿••S
he Year Ended S
ri120YJ
ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE ¢ontlnuad
Emergeney lunding was FxovK1ed by Ihe NLHF duriThJ the summer month5 of 2020 to ¥ei&n staff, fuThJ ongoing [￿leSS￿)￿al
fees and prg-contracl aclivities. 8y CkIL￿r 2020 it was C￿ar Ihal costs were e5calatirg oul of the Trusvs control and Ihat
the project's futurè was in doubt. At this time a fun ￿<0St1p0 was carrwj out and atplication5 for additional luThJing
submttted to the NLHF, the DCMSS KKkstart Fund aThY Historic Englan(J. As a resutt, projecl status wa5 raised lo on8 of
national priority wilh the NLHF an(J in December 2020 the three w.￿paI fuThJets Ofte￿ a lolal of £1.7M in additional
funding lor the proieci provided thai a conslruclion contraei was èntèrèd In￿ by Ihe 31si March 2021. This deadine was
met and a 15 month contract was entered Into betr￿en Ihe Trust and Beard Construeijon. Al the same bme a further granl
ol over £0.5M was rece4vetJ Irom Sdix Finance under the govemm8nt's Pub5c Sector Dgearbonlza￿0n FuThJ io linarte Ihe
projecf5 wat¢r source heat pump to heat the sv•imrning ￿ water durirMJ Ihe summer rRriod from renewable sources.
In Ihe year to S April 2021, the ¢051 of the caFrflzl has risen Irom £4.7M lo £6.8M with other relaled rise5 in Trust
overheads Ikwolongalion and extenson ol contracts of *m￿￿Ment￿lhIhe th￿e members ol siaff. insurances, vtitsly costs
elc.) and design team and project managEymenl probThJation. The Twst has rnaintair￿d rt5 fund-rajsiry slralegy Ihroughoul
this ditricutt pèriod and fuThls c0fttin￿ to be ratsed i*4yte Ihe thalgryes in thè p)st<ov￿￿ cfjmate of rising costs aThJ
infla¢ion whKh rèmains a major challenge.
In the year lo S April 2022. Constr￿IK)n pwess rwmaineLI in4ine wlh eX￿tron. Stalfing I￿reaSed Irom thr
staff members to four 5¢aN members, one ful ￿"rne ar￿ Ihree part b"me, necessitated by the InC￿aSed scale ot activity,
perhaps best measured by ccffistrurtK)n woths monlhly cost peakiThJ ai É550k in one month. a￿1 otherwise averaging al
£380k per month. Together wth profesgonal fees, the value of heritage assets cap"Iialised was £5,057k, to increase total
Capilalised lo £5,843k. chaI￿NgeS in the year ranged from ¢on¢ern abwl escalatiThJ electric wwer ctssts, whth was
tackled, by changing supplier, to a lixed i￿¥rf rale for a ihree-year period. Conbnued ￿ncern abJul COVIO-19, refflained,
however fortunately did not impact works in ajty MeaSura￿e way. Simikqrty. a key risk, was a depender￿Y orn thè liver
Avon. slow flo￿ng river levds. ¢pJcial to maIn￿1n undisnJpieJ ierry boat transport of cr*nstnJctyon materials to site, prtsvsd
lavourablè as rNer kvels ￿rn￿ne￿ unthar*efisbcaty bjw throuthout lh• year.
In thè year to S April 2023. conslruclion ¥¥orks progressed stroThJly, leading to Iha praclical ecmpkqtion ol the main
¢¢*nStrucbtsn eonirad in September 2022. Together ¥￿h professional fees, Ihe vakje of heritage asseis Capit￿ISed was
£2,259K taking Ihè total capN"talised v￿u&l0 £8.103k. The achievwnentolpra¢Ii¢al￿rn￿?tion in S8Pt•nbsr 2022, alow8d
staff numbers to redLr* from 4 Stsff membets 10 1 stalf member.
Thè wor1[ of deliverir*J the *£tNity Plan throvgh ts ¥dunteeriThJ pT¢)ty*nm• has remained lulty ￿tiVe ihroughoul IncIL￿1ThJ
a community engagemeni programmeol proleclswh￿h conliwe to ￿ wdl rec8Ned and sukyortèd In Ihe local community.
These oulpuls and achievernenls have t*en ￿COgnised asofan outslanding natvre, and in 2021 the K¥Oteci won 2 national
awards for volunleering Iroffl the Ma￿h the Museums and Heniage Awards. The woject was aso awarded tha
Musetsms and Heritage AWardS"Restorat￿n Project ol Ihe Year 2023- m May 012022. More recently In Sèpt•mber 2023,
the project was also awarded the Europa Nostra award far fonseNation and AdapiNe Reuse". a 5ignificanl award and
acknol￿e￿aeMenI of achie¥￿ent ai Euf(yean k¥el.
The Trust 9ieaUy appreciates Ihe dedicaied ol ts slaff aThJ voluntsers thring thgs¥ Ltnwecedented lime5 and 15
giateful and immensgty prwj ol this cornmitm•nL
The Truslees rernain 1rnme￿y gratelul to Ihe NLHF for m*ng the T8Stor*￿ ol the Pods pOsS￿e after many yea
of campaigning and for Ihe athJth"(*)al hnancial SLfP)rt WOVKled over Ihw ye*s to keq> the prosF*d ol reopening the
Clevolland Poob a rea￿ty.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cle¥dand Poo15 T
Re
rt of the Trustees
tor lh• Y•ar Ended 5 A
ril 20TJ
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Flnan¢lo1 posilion
In the year to 5 April 2023. tho Trusi income 01 £693.125. lsd0￿? shghity eonwredto the wor years income 01 £768,573.
These irKome frgures reflecl grants, r￿ffl￿rnents ￿ trath"rwJ activi1*5 in ts re5P8Ctive years.
Majof granl income recognised in the year. indu¢Jes Balh 8 ￿rth East Somerset COU￿11 £590,000 and Nationd Lottery
Heritage Funf1 £48.000. In the prior year. major grani income ￿ognised. includes. the Public Sector Decathnisatson
Fund a5 administered by Bath & North East Some￿1 Counol £557.230 aThJ Fh"storic Ergland £123.047.
Cumulatively to 5 Apn'l 2023, Ihe wols restoratiw proiect s pre&)minatety funded by." National Lottery Heritage Fund
£6.521,41K), Public Sector Decarbonisation Fund alfflinistered by Baih & North East somers￿ Council £557.230. Hisloiic
England £536.007 and Bath & North Ea51 Sornersei Council £765.CKJO. Lt*natK)n5, i￿luding Crowcllunding an(1 g¥ant
donabons Irom various chaniabje i01￿1￿d £423.&33.
Oire¢t expèndilure during the year io S April 2023 increased to £132.51 l. CoMpa￿d agwnst £109,730 incurred in the prior
year. This adchI￿n81 direct expeTrJiture arose, desptte 5avifiys including reduced staff costs of t4,656, Insurance and
electricity power charges inueased by £40,925. These insuranee arwj dectricity powèreosts were F￿•Ssary ￿ maintsin
lh• pools following the cornpfeled restoration in September 2022 through to the tina115abOn of Ihe sub-18aS* Wrth the
appointed pooLs operator.. FusKJn Life5ty18. AddltKJna1￿. a furthar £2.259,284 of exp8ndilure on the Clevèland Pools
' reslofafr.on was incurT8d catytahsed in th• yèar. TO1￿ Capi￿1$ed spend on the resloratiw project now stands at
£8.102,762 on 5 Awl 2023.
Trust funds as at 5 April 2023 were £8,523,00912022.. £7.￿.3951. This is represented by fixed assets t8,105,30312022-
£5,846.0171. stock £1,64712022 eoi. debtors £519.￿l2022. £t.860.6031. cash al bank and in hand £157.45012022."
£1,131,924) less liab"lities 01 £261.381 12022.. £876.1491.
Financi￿ year 2023124.. The new pontoon inst￿lat￿)n, which is rEede(I to access and servi¢e the project srte fr¢)m the
liver Avm was rè4esigned, ￿ satisfy chaThJ6s in nat￿￿al *gislab"on in rèsponse lo the climate change emergency as
reqUI￿d by the Enwronment Agency. This t￿ment was wlhthawn trom ts main tonslntlion conlraei. and the inslalab'on
awarded to a spècialist contractor in May 2023. Wowks arè Fwc¥Jressir¥J strorvJty. aThJ costs rsmain wilhin b￿get.
Completion ot Ihe pontoon inslallath?n is tal￿ted for SwThJ 2024.
Prln¢lpal ilsks and un¢¢rtalntS•s
The principa risks to th8 Charity are listed beh)w. abjng *ith Ihe t£￿￿n l*en'.
ca￿tal risks in the period related to the ¢omrAeb'on ol the cwtal works to the pjols and funding of this. Risks
managed by the engagement of prolessional advisors such as a proieci manager and quanlty Surveyor. a￿1
gular managemenl ol Cash forècasts. This risk has now significantty ￿dUCed as the captd works to the
pools were cornplèied in September 2022 aThJ the kKsnioon contract Is reaehing completion.
Upcorning risks arouryl the Com￿e1K)n of the ponloon aThJ Ivndiry. Thi5 is miiKJatgJ by having agreo(J a price
with the contrauor, only instructin9 works folkjwing the confimialion oi funding. engagemenl ol wof?ssional
athisots arKI regular project upjale meetings an(1 maintenance ol a risk register.
Agreernent with an D￿ratorIO operate th• pools. This risk has now ceasèd fOlh)￿￿J coMp￿tiOn ol the sUb￿ase
18gal agreement with Fus¥Jn ￿leSty￿ in Septernber 2023.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cl•v•land Pools Trust
Re
ort ot the Tntsttes
for the Y
12tr23
Prlneipal funding soure•s
A%ida frorn the incorne gènèratsd through lundraisiNJ acts￿leS. the vast maiority ol fundiThJ lor the TrLSt comes by way ol
granls Irom the NaI￿nal Lottery Heritage Fund, H￿lOrI¢ ETrJLand. lQ"ckstart Fund admintstered by Department of Culiuie,
Media and Sport. Publ￿ Sector Decathnisalion Scheme admiruslered by Bath 8 North East &xnerset Counovsalix
Finance. and 8aih & North East Somersei cou￿11. The continued support of these organisations is widely appwaled
by thè entire team invofved Mih the project. EsiablishirKJ OFPOrtunilies fr*r a much wider range of funding soyr¢es for Ihe
luture remains a kèy priority.
ReseThTes policy
The Twsl has examined the requirem8ntS tor reserves in Ight of the man iisks to Ihe organi5ation. It has asiablished a
licy whereby Ihe unrestricted fun(ts ￿1 commilled or invested by Twst S￿lu%1 be made avaiL4ble tor restricted
expenditLtre. as and when requir￿￿.
The charity reserves at Ihe 5 Aw"12023 tota& £8,523.009. consists of un￿lI1Cled È8.106,467 ￿$tricted £416,542.
At the year end, reslncted rèserves of £2.256,342 was reclassrfied and transferrèd 10 unrestrtted luThJs. This transfer
reflects restri¢led income ihat was used io furKI rxiois ¥e5toration expenthtvre. wh￿￿ was capiialised to Ihe balance sheet
as an unrestr￿ed assel. FundiThJ ol this expendi￿re was wedominanlty, NLHF £999.307. Bath & NDrth East Somer5et
Counul £590.LN)O. Bath 8 North East Sfftrset c￿￿1￿s9￿￿ Finw £1￿.189 and Hislori¢ Engknd £53,685.
The unrestricted luThYs at S April 2023 incknde £8.102.762 heritage assets. £2.539 of tarY•b￿ fixed assels aTrJ invèstrnents
£1. Therefore. free reseryes are tl.165.
The next and final phase of the resloration ol Ihe aevelaThY Poots te fu￿ by restricted fu￿1$ plus future fundiwj.
Base¢l on budgeted acbvity expendilwe lor 20tJ124. together wilh the opening reslrrted reserves, th￿+ arè regarded as
sufficieni 10 meei Ihe workiThJ capilal reqvirerTrents lor Ihe Twst and the Trustees are confklent thai Ihèy will t* able to
conb'nuè current actNities.
Fund-Raising Standards Inlormallon
The Charity doès noi carry out sNJnifunl fundraising ￿￿1￿"eS fr￿ the general
FUTURE PLA14S
Ouring financi￿ year 2023124,'th8 nexi arnj final phas8 01 thè rèstor*KJn ol ihe C18velarKJ Potsls wll t* Ihe labricaiion aWKI
InstalLath.￿ ol a new pontoon. This ponloon WMII provide rNer axess, as required in the Green Travel Plan, approved
within the p¥¢4ect's planning perML￿NJn_ The re-desNJn of Ihe ponlcx)n. lo meet with rew Environment Agency climate
emergeney re￿latIo￿ and perforrn￿e specifuiions. io Irtreased costs and further delay to wiect ¢ompletson. The
Trust having sècured the athJilK)nal funds io eomF4ete these works. fdlowirMJ tsva rounds ol competi1￿e tendering, in May
2023 awarded a contraet for the latrtaiion arnl installation of thè pont￿n. The pontoon is in place and the work to
connect the intake and oullel piptwork which is housed undemeath the stwcture to sutpty the newly Installed water source
heat wmp syslern wrth it5 vital sourcè of energy Is outstaTrJin9 and ￿'[Yj programm•J wth an antKipated completi
date in th8 Spring 2024_ At this pclnt rt wll then te p0s￿b￿ to heal the pcd water.
The Trust w) Septombof 2023 contracted Fusion LileSty￿. la charitable leisure tNsii to operate wth hjll resFKJnsIbi￿Y tho
Cleveland Po￿$ on Its beh￿f, myer a full repairing and insuring sutF*as•. a gan thare agreement and Ihe joint
management ol a sinking fur¥J lof luture major cwal r8plac•m•nts. This will indude respjnsibiity ol the pontoon once
Ihe ponloon is ccxnpteled. These contracted arrargements were apwoved by NLHF, aThJ the site treeh)IYer. 8ath & N¢)rth
Easl Somerset Council. Historic EnglarvJ, Salx Finance and WEC
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cl veland Pools Trust
Re
rt of the Trusiees
lor the Year Ernled 5 A ril 2023
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEME￿
Governlng document
The Trust is a charita￿e company limited by guarantee. ir¢ryporated on 7 Fe￿ary 2005, and reg￿tered as a Charty on
11 May 2005. The affairs ol the charitab￿ company are govemed by its m￿Oran￿rn of AsscKrdlion which established
the objects and powe￿ of the Char[tab￿ company arxj is govwnod undei its Arbcbs of Associ*on. Mernbèrs guarantee
to Contri￿le an amoLX)l Trjt exceet*'ng £10 to Ihe assets of the ch*itable conwany in thè èvent ol ￿nthn9 up.
The Directors of Ihe company are its Trustees for the purkK)se ol chanty law and throughwt this rtpjrt are ¢ollÈchve
referred lo a5 the Trustees. The membership of 8oard of Trust￿ during the year at the year*nd is tisted a￿tr.
Reerultmenl and appolntment ol new Tn￿lee$
The Charity's Trusiees are recruited and aFpoinie(J as a resum of advertising campwins in ihe press, on social media or
on the basis ol norrmnations trom existing Twstees a5 Boad seeks tts recruit suitatAè personnel with règard 10 their
personal cornpetenco, $peciali5t sknlb arkd kjcal availabilily. Select￿￿n is ￿rnEd out by a trfjard ¢gmmittee of three Trustees
which evaluates the skilLs and •xrRrience of aFplicants via an inteNiew procéss. The 8oard art thèn eonsultèd in order
lor the final decisKJn of the appoinlrnent to be made.
The Trustees seThe as volunteers and I￿•￿e r¥) payment for for the Charity.
Or9•ni$•tSonal $trueture
The Board of Trustees has respDnsilJ"lity for Ihe goveman¢8 afKJ admini5tralion ol the Charity. in Ihè wrsuanGe of ils
objectives. The Art￿￿5 01 Association prov*Je that there must be at ￿•St three aThJ more than fr￿1ve iNlividual
Trustees. Twslees must hokj al least 4 rneeting5 each year, wlh each meetiThJ havtng a quowm of at leasl 3 Truslees.
Gensral meetings are calkd on ai ￿ast dear 21 days wniien nOt￿e S￿lty1r￿ the business lo be dffjcussed.
Decision making
Every issue may be dete￿ined by a %mple majority of the votes cast at a meeb"f¥J, but a vrritten ￿solubOn s￿ned by all
the Trustees is as valid as a resolution passed at a Mee￿r￿j. Except fgr the Ch￿"r ol tha meeling, who has a S￿0￿1 or
casting vote, every Tiustee ha5 ore vote on eath issue. The Chair or lif the Ch•"r is unable or unwiNing to do sol some
other Tntsteg chosen by the Trustees ryesenl we5ides at eath rne8lwig.
Induction and training of new Truslees
All the Truslees are mintjlul ol their duty to acl solely Mi th• intwests of Ihe Trusl. and their duty (under company law and
charty lawl lo a¥oid conflicts tsf interest. All of thèTrus¢ees are informed ofthwr reswmtslililies a￿1 dutias and ar9 provid
with appropriate guKlance and information to carry Ihese oul effeciwety.
The Trustees hold fegulargovemarte woF*shcps lauliiated by charity SUFPM agwries orwith eonsurtants fundecl by the
Architectural Heritagè Fund. Theseworkshwjs are opportuntiies to updatè Twstees on changès to charity law, to the duties
an¢J responsitxlities of Trustaes and lo ￿)eff new Trustees on their roles and resKY)nskn"litses. Governance workshops are
now being held with Fusion LIfes￿e, the operator of the Pools. to ensure Ihat t4Jth the Trust Fusvn LiltStyl&.
understand Iheir respeclNe ano Jow)I reS￿n￿bilit￿s.
Key management r¢munwaiion
All Trustees give iheir time on a vc4untary basis. Twusiee retaled paity transxth￿s are dis¢bse(l in notgs tts
the a¢counlS. The Trust in the linanoal year empkjyed 4 stall who were [eskx)nsib￿ on a day40￿aY basis. vjhose roles
Inc￿￿ed proiera managing the r*xAs' re￿Ofa￿on, proje￿ admink8iration aThJ accountiNJ. and community liaison and
engagement. sI￿e the practiul ol the main woLs' ¢￿Struction contract in Septtmb•r 20t2, staffiro is
reduced lo one parttime employee is re5F4)nsiWe for administraling the day-l04ay finances. Employee remuneration
is dètormined based on pay lev6ts lor the thll sets for the rol8 comparabb& ￿th other siThlar organisations.
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POOLS
Clev￿8￿d Pools Trust
ort of the Trustees
lor Ihe Year Ended S A
Ai$k manag•mtnt
The Tw5tees have 8 dutyto ideniity aN1 reviewihe risks to wh￿h the Charity is exp)s&l arK1 to ertsu￿ appropn.ate controls
are in place lo provide reasonable assurance against Iraud and error.
Thè risk r8gist8r lor Ihe man eonstrudion phase has been cornpleled and risks mibgated. The rnmaining risks ￿rna1n
tor the completion ol the pontoon, and Ihis is managed through monthly rneeliThJs ol Ihe trust and reguLai updated by the
project consultants. A ngw risk regi%ler i% also in place to manage the rela￿'onSh￿Mth Fu5KJn Lilestyle and io ènsure the
long4emi sustainability of Ihe FX)ob.
All risks are reported at Truslees monlhty rneetiThJs, covered as spe¢ffi¢ agenda items. Sukwemenling this. the Trust abo
maintains a detailed registerol all risks. iogeiher with ifflpact assessm?nts. actions controLs ostablish•d to mitigate
risk impact.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Clev
land Pools Trust
Ae
rt of Trustees
lor Ihe Year Erthd S A
12023
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETA
A•gisi¢r¢d Company number
05354621 (England and Wales)
Ae9iSt•red Charity nUM￿r
1109433
Reglstered office
Percy Cornmunity Centrè
New King Slreel
8alh
Somerset
BA128N
Trusiees
Paul SIMOr￿ (Chairl
Christopher Chatten
Ann Dunlop
Ina Harris
Roger Houghton
Edward Prende*il
Polly Aalhbone Ward
Mary Slacey
Leonora Slèvèns
Alice Watsot)
Trustee chang¥s during the wod and LP ￿ the ¢Jaie of the sh3nature of the finanoal stalements, were as folluw5'.
Michael Davwn reS￿)ned 28 February 2023
Kath•rine H¢)Jges resigned ￿ March 2023
Rhyannon Boyd appointed 17 Au9USt 2022 aThJ 4 Juty 2023
Edward Prèndov1l￿ appointed 3 July 2023
Christopher Chatten ¥cepied as trustee on 27th Novernber 2023 and wistered at Cornpanie5 House.
Alice Watson is also known as Alice Le Page.
Leoll￿a Sievens is ￿s0 known as Leonora Davies.
Audltors
Sumer Autht
Siatutory AudilOIS
Herrnes House
Fire Fty Avenue
Swndon
Wittshire
SN2 2GA
Bankors
Lkjyds Bank ￿t. Miknm St, Bath.
CAF Bank Lld. 25 Kings Hil Avenue. lfjngs Fhll. West Malffing. Kent. IAE19 4JQ
Webslte
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cletleland
Is Trust
rt of Ihe TNsteès
for Yèar End•d S A rll 2023
EVENTS SINCETHE END OFTHE YEAR
InlormatM)n relating lo events sirKe the end of the year gwen in the rK)les to lh& finawal Slatwnents.
STATElIE￿ OF TRUSTEES, RESPOIISIBILITIES
The Truste95 (who ar• also the director5 01 Cleveland Pools Tw$i￿rIbe purposes of company lawl are responsible for preparing
Ihè Re￿)rt of the Trustees and Ihe h"nanaal statements in ac(x)rdarte vMh aF•"cab￿ law and United King¢Jorn Accounfing
Slandarcls (United Kingdom ￿ner￿lY Awled A￿o￿n￿"￿] Pra￿￿￿).
Cornpany law ￿qUireS the Trustees io prepare finarKial slatemenls lor each finarKial yearwhich gN¥ a truo and lair view ol thè
state ol affairs ol the charilatle ¢ompany aThY of the inu>m1￿ resources arnl applICat￿}n of resources, Ir￿￿dIng the ineome and
expenditijre, of the chariiable cornpany I￿ that period. In ryepari￿ tbose financial slalemenls. Ihe Trustees are required lo
seknt surtable a¢¢ounting policw arKJ Ihen appty them con$istenity'.
cA)serve Ihe rnelhods arKI pnnciples in Ihe Charity SORP..
make iudgemenls and estimates Ihal are reasonatrAe a￿1 pr￿lent.
prèpare Ihe financial slaiernents on ￿ g￿ng ¢0￿M bays Un￿$$ il is Ina￿￿0priafr to wesume Ihat the chariiablo
company wll continue in ￿SIness.
. The Trusteos are respons￿1• for kew.ry w0￿r acownb.ro reco￿1$ d￿￿se reasonatle aC￿ra￿ at any time tht
linancial poslion of Ihe charrtable cornpany and to enab* them to ensure Ihai the linancial statements comply wlh the
Companies Act 2006. They a¥e also r?5pon&bk for safwardiry the as5elS of lh& charitabJ8 coTry)any and hence for taking
reasonable steps for the prevention and delection ot fraud ar¥J other irregularilies.
In so far as Ihe Truslees a￿ aware..
there 15 m relèvant audrt Informati￿ ol the thantable companys auditors a￿ unaware.. and
Ihe Trustees have taken all 51eps Ihat Ihey ought to hav& taken to makè themsefves awarè ol arry re￿an1 audit
inlomation and to establish that the auditors are aware of that Inlormaion.
AUDITORS
The auditors. &Jmer Audit, wll be pr¢wed lor re-aFwntment ai Ihe forttKorniThJ Annual General Meeting.
Approved by order of the LKiard ol Trustees on 18 Deeènknr 20fJ arKI sb3ned on its by..
Paul Simo
Pagè 8

CLEVELAND
POOLS
rt of th• Inde
ndenl Audrtor$ to the Members
Potsls
Oplnlon
We have a￿llIed the financi￿ staternents of aèvekThJ Pools Trust (the charitab18 wmpany) loi thg year ènded
5 A￿1 2023 which comprise Ihe Slatement of FinarriJ Actwities, the Balance s￿1, the Cash Flow Statement and nole5
lo the financial stalemenls, including a sumrnary ol signifunl accounting pokies. The financial reporting Irarnework that
has b¢¢n applied In their preparabvn is Law aryl United Kwwm Ac¢ounb"ro SiaThJards Iunitèd lQngdom
Gener￿lY Accepted AceountiNJ Praebc¢l.
In c¥Jr opnton the financial st*emerts:
give a true and lair wew of the state ol the charitab￿ company's affwrs as at 5 Apnl 2023 aNJ ol its inwnir#J resources
arKJ ap￿iCatIOn ol resources. inclurjing its Ir￿(￿ne and e¥kWK1t1u￿. lor the year ihen encjed..
have been properly prepared in accordance wrth Uniied Generaly Accepted Ac£cMJniing PraC￿e&. aThJ
have been prepared in accordarte wrth the r8quirernènts of the CoMpan￿S Acl 20C6.
Basis lor oplnion
We conducted our audil in accordance with 1ntemab.onal Standar¢ts on Au(Jiting IUKI IISAS IUKII and appI￿able law. Our
fesponsibililies under those siandar<Js are furiher described in the AudilOlS' ￿spOn￿￿"1￿Ies lor the audit ol the financial
staiements s•ction ol our reFM)rt. We are Inc1epe￿enl of the chantab* company in accordance With the ethical
raquirements that are relevani to our aLxlil oi the financial sratèmanis in the UK. i￿lL￿11r￿j the FRC'S Eihical Siandard, aThJ
we have lulfilled our other eth￿1 respons1￿.11t1eS in acctsrdan¢e wth these reqLli￿rnefits. We believe that the audil
evidence w8 have obtsir￿d ts sufftrnt a￿1 apwopriats to a basis lor opinion.
Conclusions relating to going ¢oncern
In auditing the linancial statements. we have cor￿l￿18d that th• tr￿te￿. of the g)ir¥ Co￿•M basis ol xcounlwig in
the preparatKJn of the finar￿la1 slaiements is aF4y0P￿le.
Based on thè we have pertofmed, we havè tsjt Identified any material urtertainties rèlating to events or eofyyitions
that. Indivtdually or ¢olkntNely, may casl sMJnilicanl do￿1 on chan'table cornpany's ability tg ¢1)nlinue as a going
Co￿eM lor a period of at least I￿e￿e months Irc*n when the rmanc4￿ statements a￿ aulhuised for issue.
Our iesponsit•lities and the wpor6th"h"ks of the truslees wlh respect to going cor￿e￿ are described in Ihe relevant
sections of this report.
Other Snlofmation
The Irustees are resFonwble for thè other inlormabon. The other information ryimprises Ihe inlormation induded in th
Annual Report, other than the finartial statements aThJ our Rewt of the I￿leF￿ndent Auditors thereon.
Our otlnion on the linaneial statements does not the thher intts￿nat￿n and, excepi to lh• èxi•M othèrwisè èxp11￿1ty
staled in our ieport, we do not 8xpres5 any lorm ol assurance thereon.
In conneclion wilh our audit ol Ihe finanual slalements. our responsibih.ty is lo read the other information and, in doing so.
eonsider wheih8r ihe Olher informaiion is maierialy ￿ncOnSISte￿I ￿1h the finanoal statements or our knowledge obtained
in tht audl ¢r olherwise appears tts bt Materi￿ty misskted. If we identfy such material InconsisienciÈs or apparent
material mis51aternents, we are rèquired to determine whether thi5 gNes risè to a material rni55tal8rn8llt in th? finanei
slatwnents Ihemsefves. If, based ￿ the worft we have pertomied, we Co￿l￿Ye that there is a rnalen￿ misstalemenl of
this Other infomiation, we are required to rep)rt thai fact. We have mihing to report in this regard.
Oplnlons on other mallefs prtserlbed by th• Compnl•¥ Act 21
lft our opinion. based on Ihe work undertaken in Ihe cOu￿e ol Ihe auth"I".
Ihe information grv•n in the Report of Ihe T￿s￿eS for the finartial year lorwhich the ffinar￿1 statemenls a￿ prepaied
is consistènt with the finartid staiernents.. and
the Report of the Trustee5 has bèen prepared in aets)rdance aFpltsblè IW rewir¢mÈnts.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Re
ndent Auditors lo th
Mattèrs on whleh wè ai• requlred to report by exceptlon
In the light ol the knowledge and uTYJetslaThJiThJ of Chaiitab￿ Company and rts envronment obtain8d in the course ol
the audrt, ￿ *av• ntst Njentsf￿ ma￿rial M￿atern•nts In Ihe Rewt of the Trustees.
We have nothing to report in ￿5P￿t ol thè fc41o*irg matter5 *thÈr• the Cofflparmts Act 2006 requires us ￿ r•p)rl lo y
rf, in our opinH)n'.
adèquaie accounting records have not been kepl oi relums adequate for our autht have nol been received from
branchès not ¥i￿¢ed by us," or
the financial sialernent5 are I￿t in agreement wth Ihe accouNiro records and retu￿￿.. or
Certan disclosures of trustees. r8fflun¢ration specilied by Law are not made- or
we have not received all the inforrnabon and ex￿anatIOnS we requi￿ lor our audrt.. or
the trustees wera not entitted to lak8 athaniage of the cort4)￿$ exgmptth Irom the fequir$mgnt to prepare a
Slrategic RepJrt ttr in prepariTrJ Ihe Report ol the Tw51ee5.
Responslbllllles ol trustees
As explained rtTr)re fufy In the Slalement ol Twstees. ResponsibHities. the Iruslees (who arè also the directors ol the
charitable company for Ihe wrposes ol company lawl are resp)nsI￿e lor ihe preparation of the financial slaternent5 antj
for being satisfied that they giv• a true ar￿ fair vi8w. and for such inlemal contrd as the trustees determine is necessary
to enable the preparation of financial staiements that a¥e I￿e from matenal misstatement. whether due io fraud or error.
In preparingthefinancial stslernents. thetrusteesare re5Fons*l•forassessing thècharitatle cwipan￿s abiltytocontinue
as a going concam, disdosing, as appI￿at1+. matters r*Lated to wng rA)ncem and using the gc¥Tha concem bas¢s ol
accounting unk$5 the Iruslees ether intend to liquKlate the Charitab￿ company orto cea58 operations, or have no realistic
altemalive ￿lt to do so.
Our responsibililiès for Ihe wdit of Ihe linan¢ial slalernenl$
Ourobjectives a￿ loobtain reasonabk assura￿ at*)utwhelherthe financialslatements as a Who￿ are tree frorn material
misstalefflenl, whether due lo fraud or error, arKI lo issue a ReF*y10l the Indeper￿ent Alklilors that includes our opinion.
Reasonablè assurance is a hwJh ￿Ve1 of assurance. bul is not a guarantee that an aLKlil conducted in accordance with
ISAS IUKI will a￿ayS dèt8cI a material misstatsm8nt when il exists. Missiatements can arise from fraud or error and are
considered material if, indiv￿UallY or In thè aggre9ale, they coula r•asonabty b8 •NWCted to inlbjerta th• economic
decisions of users taken on the bas￿ ol Ihese linanual Strt￿nts.
The extent to whith our ￿￿￿e(kI[e5 are eapat4e of detecting irwukriThes. fraud is detailed bèlow:
Based on our Understa￿lIr￿ olthe charty a￿1 the restoration work, we ￿entifIed thal Ihe prwKipal rtsks of non-comF4iar
with laws aTrJ regulatM)ns related to heatth aThY safety. empknyment law, Companies Act 2006 Charity Law. and we
¢onsidered the extent 10 yth￿h non<om￿lar￿e might have a material elfea on the financial statements of the charty. We
also considtrèd Ihose laws ar￿ wulaiions that have a dirtct impact on tha preparation of the linanaal statements such
as the the Charities Slaternenl ol RecommerKled PractKe ￿ Cornpan￿ 20¢￿.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
rtoflheln
ndent Audltor
Cl•veland Pools T
the members o
We evaluated managemenfs ir￿entIveS and opportunilies lor fraudulèni maniwAatTon of thèfinarrtiat 5taternents linduth'ng
the risk ol override ol controls) and determined Ihat the principal risks were refat&Y to revenue recognition. managernenl
overrKJe, and managemeni b.as in accounting esb"mates and judgernenlal areas ol the financial slatements s￿h as the
valuation of debiors. Audit prctedures pertomied by the audrt etYJagernent team included-.
- dis¢u$&ons wrth management. widuding cr￿$￿1¢￿al￿￿ ol known or suspeetgj InStsr￿¢S ol nC￿￿m￿llancQ wilh laws
and regulations and Ira(Kl.,
- understanding aThY revew of managernent's inlemal controb des#Jned to pwent detecl irrewkrities. aTrY fraud,.
- revièw ol the minutes ol the Trustees meelir¥Js",
- designing audii procedures to incorporaie un￿ed￿￿￿"11ty:
- performing anaivtKal procedurès to ¥J•rtify any unusual of Unel￿ted relatK)nth"ps that might ￿dIcat• risks ol Material
misstatement due to fraud..
- review ol the linarKial statements discSJsures andtestirwj IQ SUPFOrtirwJthKumentation to as585S c(Mwlran¢¢ with re18vant
Laws and regulations ¢iscvss&Y above.,
- enquiring of Ihe Trustees and third*ariy advisors at￿ut actual and pjtential liliga￿On and Clwms:
- ttsling Iransaciions bwiered Into outsKle ol the nomial course ol ltte chanws business." and
- Klèniifying and testing Joumal enifies. rn part￿￿1* any Jownal entries liaud characIer￿tiCs s￿h as journals with
round nuffl)ats.
There are inherent ffimitalions in the au(kl procedures dexrted above ar￿ the further reffloved nOn￿MI￿la￿e with laws
and regulations 15 from the events and the transaclior6 reflecled in the fina￿1￿ slaternents, th8 less likely we woukl
becorne aware ol it. ￿S0, the risk ol not delectiro a material misstslem8nt due to fraud is hyher than the risk ol not
deteeting one ￿su￿Ing from error, as Irat￿ may invofr4e dellxrate conceakn&)t ty. lor exampb. forgery or inlentKJnal
rnisrepresentations, or Ihrough collusion.
A further de5GriPtion ol our res￿n$1b1lID.es Ioi Ihg autht of thè fina￿al ststgmerts is kjcatod on the Financial Rèporting
Councils webslè at ￿¥W.ITc.OTg.uhJaudito￿￿5pQnsItIl￿"*$. This description fomts part of our Rewrt of the Independent
A￿dItOrS.
Use ot our report
This rep¢)rt 15 rnaije solety to tl* chariiable compar)y's members. as a toty. in accorda￿e with Cwèr 3 01 Part 16 01 Ihe
Companies Acl 2006. Oijr audit work ha5 I￿n uThJertaken so thai we myht stalg to the charitable company¥ tnetnbers
those matters we are required to slate to them in an auditors, ￿port forrK) otrerwrpose. To Iht fullesl extenl pennitted
by law, we do not accept or assume responsitility to anyone other Ihan charitable company and the chartsble
company's members as a body, for our audil work, for this report. or lor the opnhin5 we have formed.
James Gar? FCA DChA Isenw St*utory A￿41t0r}
lor and on behall of Sumer A￿Irt
Statutory Auth'iors
Hermes House
Fire Ry Avenuè
Swindon
Wiltshire
SN2 2&A
Datè.. 20 December 2023
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cleveland Pools Trust
aiement of Flnancial Aetivilies
for Year Ended 5 A rll 2023
2023
Tolal
nd5
2022
Tolal
fund$
UNeSt(￿ted
lund
Reslrp#¢<l
Notes
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donaiions and lega¢vds
689.818
689,818
763.474
Othef trading activilie5
3,307
3,307
Totsi
689.818
693,125
768 573
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising lund5
2.943
Chariiablo aellvltles
Potsl restoration
129,568
729.568
109,250
To￿1
132511
NET INCOME
Transfers beh¥een funds
560.250
560.614
658,843
21
Nèt mo¥•m8nt In funds
2.258,706
{1.698.0921
560.614
658,843
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Toial funds brought forward
5.847.761
2.114.634
7.962J95
7.303,552
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
8 IC6.467
416,542
8.523,009
7.962,395
The notes fo￿ part of these fv)ancial siatements
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cl•¥elaThl Pools Trust
isternd number: Q5354621
Balancè Sheet
2023
Total
funds
2022
Total
frjnds
Uniestrict
Restr￿ed
fu￿lS
Notes
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets
Heritage assels
Inveslmenls
14
15
16
2.539
8.102.762
2.539
8,102.762
2,539
5,843.478
8.105.302
8,105.302
S.846.017
CURRENT ASSETS
Siock5
Debtors
Cash al bank and in Xand
17
18
1,647
136.ClJO
18,6011
1,647
S19.990
157,450
383.990
1.860,603
1 131 924
119.046
560.041
679,087
2,992,527
CREDITORS
Amounts I￿ling (kne v•ithin one year
19
1117.8621
{143,499)
1261.3611
1804,7301
NET CURRENT ASSETS
416,542
417.726
2 187,797
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURREMT LIA8imES
a.lr￿.486
416.542
8.523.028
8,033.814
CREDITORS
Amourts falling due after n￿)￿ Ihan ye
1191
171,4191
NET ASSETS
8.106.467
416.542
8,523,009
7,962.395
FUNDS
Unrestricted luThJs
Restricted fU￿lS
21
8.106,467
5,847.761
TOTAL FUNDS
7 962,395
These linanoal staternants have been wgparsd #i accorda￿ Iwth Iho aprAicat40 io tharIt￿e cornpanies
subject to tre small companies rtyme.
The financid statements were aFprovetl by Ihe Board of Tru$w and autho￿•￿ for issuè on 18 December 2023
were signed on its behaw by:
L St￿en$- Trusioè
The ncths form part of ihese fffjarK3al statements
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Pools Trust
Cash Fkni Stst•m•nt
for ihe Year Ended 5 A
12023
2023
20?2
tes
Cash flows from operating actlvities
Cash generated frorn (wra￿"OnS
1 284811
5 872.339
Net cash Fxovkjed by cpeFalivJ &bwlies
1.284.811
5,872,339
C05h fl¢)ws from Inv•sllng a¢t•vlll•s
Purchase ol heritage assets
Purchase ol fixgJ ass￿ Inv￿lMents
12259.2841
15,057.7341
Nèt eash used in Imiesiing admb.es
2.259.285)
5.057,7341
Chonge In cash and ￿$h equlvalents In
th• repotllng perlod
Cash #nd cash equlvalents at the
be9lnnbng ot th• r•portlng ￿rftsd
1974,4741
014,60S
1 131,924
317,319
Cash and cash equivalents •t the end 01
the reportlng period
157,450
1 131 924
Thè notes lom) part of these linanoal staten*nts
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Clev
10Th1 Poo15 Trust
es lo the Cash F14)W
tement
for the Year Er#aed 5 A rll 20fJ
RECONCILIATION OF NET INCOME TO NET CASH FLOW FROkl OPERATING ACThIITIES
2023
2022
Met Income lor th? reporllng perlod (as per the Statement of Flnanclal
Adivitie$l
Adlustrnents for:
Increase in stocks
Decrease in debto
IDecréas•ifin¢rease in credi1￿$
560.614
658,843
11,6471
1.340.613
614 769
4,450,101
763 395
Net ￿$h provlded by optratjons
1,284.811
5,872,339
AMALYSB OF CHANGES IN NET FUNDS
At 6.422
Cash fk
At 5.4.23
Net cash
Cash al bank in hand
1 131,924
974.474
157.450
1.131924
974.474
Total
1,131.924
974,474
157,450
The I￿$ forn part of Ihe5e finanual stateTh*nts
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
c1•¥￿nd Pools Tr
Notes to the Fi￿ne￿al Statemenls
r Ended 5 A rbl 20
STATLrroRY INFORIAATION
ClevtlaThJ Poo15 Trusi Is a ￿￿panY Iimrted ty guarantee, without Sha￿ caprtd, registered in EtKJland and Wales.
In the evènt ol the charity ￿Ing wound up, Ihe lith"h"ty in respect of the guarantee is lirniled to £1 per member ol
the charily. The charity's registyation number aTrJ rw5tered office a&Jress be lourKJ in ihe trust￿5, repJrt.
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Ba¥ls ol preparlng the financlal statem￿ts
The finarKial statements of the chariiaue conyary, wl)ich is a benèfit entity under FRS 102, have been
prepared in aCcOrdar￿e wrth the Charitos SORP IFRS 1021'Accounliry aThJ Repothng by Charities". Statement of
Re¢ofnmen(Jed Practice 4ylieable to chariknes pr¢paring th￿r a￿niS In accordanc6 with Ihe Financial Fleporting
Slandard appI￿a￿e in the UK and Republt ol Ireland IFRS 1021 leHe¢tive l January 20191,. Financial RepDrting
Standard 102 The Financial ReportirMJ Siandard appl'cable in the UK and Republi¢ of IfalarKI' and the Qornpani¢s
Aci 2006. The financial statements have bèen prepaied under Ihe historical cx¢st cOnvent￿n, wth the exceplion of
invesbnenis wh£h are indu¢Jed at mathet value.
The financial staternents art prepared on a going Cor￿1￿ basis under the historical cosi eonvention, modified to
incl￿￿ ¢ertain items al lair ￿lUe. The sts18m*nts are wgw8(J in sièrling whith is thè lunciional
currency ot thè ¢haiity and rounded to tl* nearest pound.
There are no ggnificant a￿aS of I￿&JeMents or key swrces 01 ¥3timalion U￿￿rtaInty.
Golng concern
In September 2022, restorath.on of the ￿OIS was coM￿eted. As of April 20￿ the Tru51 has lundiThJ inplace to
complete thé pontoon works with an anticipated coM￿tIl0￿ dale in the Sprir¥J 2024. In Septeff￿er 2023, Ihe Trusi
signed a Sub￿ase agreernenl with Fu5h?n knlestyb2 to OFeratè the C￿eland Poc4s on its ￿hall. On this basis, the
Irustees consider it approwiaie to prepare the finanoal statements on the wing eonceTn basis. This assumes thai
th• charity will continu• in operat￿￿ existence for the foreseeat4e future. In makiry this assessment the trustees
have revwed the balance sheet. the likdy lubJrecash fbws ofthecharity aThJ have con5xlererJ the tunds available
al this wnl in limè.
Trustees considor that the￿ are no matgrial urtertainiies ab)ut the Charity's atality to continue as a going
concem.
Proparntlon ol conso11d•t￿ financlol stal•mw
The financial statements contain information about c￿¥￿aTr￿ Poob Tfust as an indivkyual company and do not
¢ont8in consolid*gd financial Inlomat￿Tr as the parent ol a gr￿p. The cfwity is exempt urM1er secb.on 39912AI
ol thè Companies P£t 2006 fr¢)m tt)e requirements to Prepa￿ conso&dated finartial staiemtnts.
Incomt
All income is recognised once the chanty has entillernent lo Ihe irtome. Ihere 1$ 5uffityert certainty or f￿1p1 and
so it is probable that income will be r￿e1Ved. and fv amount of i￿ome receivable can be rnea5ufed reliably.
lrtome Irorn govemment and other grarts. vtheihei grants or 'revenue' granls. is recognised when the
¢harty has entitlement to Ihe funds. any perIorrna￿e cortlitions attached to the grants have been rnel, rt 1$
probable Ihat Ihe incx)rne will b8 ree*ivad and the arrrt)unt bè measured reliat4y and is rK)t d81errad.
Granls wlh perfomiance co￿111￿)r￿ altthd areonty recognised orte the charity has metthe performance r&laied
conditi￿.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cl•v•land Pools Trust
Notes to tl* Financial Statements- continuÈd
lor the Year Erthd S
rll 2023
ACCOUPITING POLICIES- eoTrtlnued
Expendlturt
Liabilities are recogni￿1 as expenditure as scon as there is a legal orconstructive obl1gationcomrnil￿ng the ¢harity
to that expendilure, it is p¥obthe thai a Irarnsfer ol economic tenelrts wll be required in 5ett*ment and the amount
ol thè oNigaiion can bè mèasured rdiatAy. E￿n￿lUre is accountèd I￿ on an accruals basis and has been
classrfied under headiThJs that aggregatè cost reLa1￿ to Ihe caiegory. Where costs cannot be directjy atlritsjted
to particular h8adirys they hav8 baen alocated to aclr¥ib•S on a basis co￿1￿￿nI Y+ith thè usè of rasourees.
Tanglble fixed assets
Deprecialicm is provi¢Jed al the f￿￿1w1n9 ar¥)ual rates ￿ order to write off each asset over its estirnated useful kfe.
Long leaseho
not
The kjng Itasehokl relaies io the 150 year okj base tsl the aevek4nd Pools.
Heritage awts
The chatity has heritage assets, Ihat is, nOn￿￿tary assets wilh htstorK. artist￿. scientific, techrKJbgKal.
9ttsphysical. oi •nvironmental QUal￿eS Ihat hehj and maintained prrti)ally for thwr contrtJuliL•) lo knOW￿dge
and culturè.
The tharity ￿ spernling sub5tantialy to rerrf)vate the PooLs $0 that the Poots used for operationJ pu￿￿SeS.
This is wilh the inlenlion lo contract knth an exter￿ third paty to 0￿rate the Poob. under a management
agreernent. This cost of renoval￿n is rAPitJised and reported separalety V￿leT a heritage asset heading within
tangl￿e fixed assets. The costs carxldised a￿ ￿pair works lo Ihe pools. pod 1x￿Iding$ and boundaries,
professional costs induding ar¢hitectS. Sfructural, mefthanul an(1 electr￿1 engineers. quantity surveyors. and the
payrdl cost of the project rnanager emph)yed by the tharity.
Ai wesent, all these assets areCu[￿nllv undw C{￿truct￿)n and fvture accounts will the depreciatiw poli¢iè$
as they are detemiineil.
Fixèd •$sel InvÈstm*nts
Invesimenis In subsidiaries are measwed at ¢ost impalm￿nI.
Slocks
Siocks are valued at th8 bvftr ol cost and nei rnalisabk value. aft8r mak*wJ due alk)wanc• lor obsolete and slow
rnoving itèms.
Taxatloft
Tha ehardy is ex8mpt Irom corrN)ral￿n lax on ts eh*iiable acbviijas.
Fund accounting
UnreStr￿ted funds can be ￿ed in accryijxe *ilh the charitable rtjjeclives at the dis¢retion ol the trustees.
Restricted lunds can onty té used lor ptheular reslricted wrposès ￿thin the obpcts of the charrty. Aeslriclions
arise when spècified by the (Sjnor or wfEn ftjnds arè ras8d lor particutar rèstittwj purp058S.
FuNh•r ¢xplanatiM of the n*ure aThJ wrpose of each luThJ is ind￿Jed in ￿ noles lo the finanoal S￿lements.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
l*v land Pty)Is Trust
totheFi
men
.con
lor Ihe Year Ended S
ril 2023
ACCOUNTING POLICIES- eoniinu8d
Debtors
Tr* and other debtors are recognis8d at ￿ Sett￿rren1 arnouni due after any trade discA)unt offered.
Prepaym8nt5 are valuèd at ihe amount prepad nat ol any trade discounts du•.
Cash ¥1 bank and in h*nd
Cash ai bank and cash in harKI indudes cash and short lemi hhJhly IIquKI investments with 8 sh)rt maiurty ol three
months or less frorn the date of acquigtw ¢y openiry of tthe depogior sirnikr awount.
Credltors and proNisions
Creditors and provisions are recognisè(14*1)efy the d￿nty has a wesenl oblKJalion resuttitYJ Irom a past event that
V￿11 probably resull In Ihe Iransfer of furNJs to a thi￿ party the arrK)unt due 10 settle Ihe 0￿￿gatIOn can be
measured gr estirnaled rek"abty. Creditors and pfow$ion5 are nomialty reoogni5Ed ai their sellkment amounl atsr
alk)wing for any tr•Je d'xounts thje.
Flnanclal Instruments
The trust only has tinancial assets ar¥J ￿anCIal lthlities ola ￿r￿1 Ihatqualty as basic finarval instwmgnts. Basic
finanoal instruments are iftrtiaty rwnised at Iransacbon value and subwuentty measured at their 59tt18menl
value.
Pension eost$ ar*d olher postwl•tir•m•nl b•nefits
The Charitab￿ company oper*es a defined contrib(rtKJn pension schemè. ContrtMJtions payab* 10 the charitable
company's pension stheffle are Gharged lo the Statement of Financial ActNilie5 in the pÈrir*J to wfN"ch thèy ￿￿te.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Pools T
Notes lo the Flnancial Statements- contlnued
for th• Y•ar ended 5
12023
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
2023
2022
Donations and grants
689.818
763,474
OTHER TRADING ACTNMES
2023
2022
s￿¢5 91 rn8rchan(fi*. wt8 touts ta*s
3,307
5,099
HAISING FUNDS
Raising donaiidrts le9ocies
2023
2022
Fundraising costs
480
CHARtfABLE ACTIVITIÉS COSTS
Direct
Cosls159e
nole 7)
SupkK)rt
cost5 {598
note 81
Totals
Pool T￿orat
71.378
58.190
129,568
DIRECT COSTS OF CHARITABLE ACTivmES
2023
2022
Staff ￿$ts
Other direct ¢osts
34.673
30,017
71.378
86,040
SUPPORT COSTS
Goveman
costs
Management
Totals
Pool re5toratity)
SuFPOrt costs, irKlt*Jed in the above. are as fol¢>ws.'
2022
Total
activitios
Pool
resloratv)n
Other costs
Auditors, remuneralic
51,690
17.210
6,000
23.210
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
ae¥el•
Pools Trust
N tes to Ihè Finanelal Statements- eon
torlht Y•ar Ended S A ri12023
NET INCOMEiiexpENDITURE)
Net irtomèllexpeTh1iiurel is ststed after chargiWlcreth"n"rNJl'.
2023
2022
Aut1ilors' remur*ratK)n
6,000
10.
TrUSTEES' REMUNERATION ANO BENEFITS
Th¢re were no rntstees. reftxmeraiw)n or other benefils for the year ended 5 April 2023 lor the year ended
5 April 2022.
Trustees. expenses
Expenses ol £426 ￿Te paKI to 3 truslees during Ihe year12022.. 1 trvstee p￿d £2041.
11.
STAFF COSTS
2023
2022
Wages and sa￿￿e5
Soci¥ security ¢osts
Other per6K)n costs
52.609
71,343
2,559
1,519
1.086
53,695
81,420
less amount caFXtalised
19.022
34.673
30,017
Thè average morthly nunknr ol employees thJriThJ Iht year was as folows:
2023
2022
EmFAoyees
No employees received omolurnents ￿ exce55 of £60,CQO.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cleve
Notes 10 Ffjnanelal Stalernents-
ontlnued
lor Ihè Year Ended 5
rll 20fJ
12. ' COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATEMENT OF FINAIKIAL ACTIVITIES
unrestn.cled
fund
Aestricted
funds
Total
lunds
INCOIAE AND ENDOWIIENTS FROM
Donaticns and legacies
763,473
763,474
Other trading aCti￿lieS
Tolal
5.100
763,473
768.573
EXPENDtriJRE ON
Raising funds
480
charitab￿ aetlvllles
Pool restoralion
109.250
109.250
Totsl
480
109.250
709,730
NET INCOME
Transfers between lund$
4,620
5.075.734
654.223
5,075,734)
6S8,843
Net m0￿men1 In lur
S,080.354
{4.421.5111
658.843
RECONCIUATION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought fon¥Jrd
As previousty rewrted
Prw year adjustment
767.407
246,480
6,289.665
1,013.887
6 289,665
As restated
767.407
6.536.145
7.303,552
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
5.847.761
2.114 634
7 962 395
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
nd Pools Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Ststements. eontln
lorthe Ythv Ended 5 A
120T3
13.
GOVERNMENf GRANT INCOME
2023
2022
Herilage LoltEry Fu
Bath and North East Sorrerset Cwn¢il
Histor￿ Engknd
48.oc
590.aoo
557,230
123,047
There were no unfulfilled conditions or olher conbr#Jenoes attaCk￿d lo Ihese grants. The charity has not directly
benefiied from any other fonns of go¥err￿ent asSI51a￿a.
14.
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Long
leasehokj
COST
Al 6 April 2022 and S Apn"12023
NET BOOK VALUE
At 5 April 2023
2.539
At 5 April 2022
2,539
15.
HER￿AGE ASSETS
Total
MARKET VALUE
Ai 6 April 2022
Additi￿$
5,843.478
2,259.284
Al 5 4)ri12023
8 102762
NET BOOK VALUE
At 5 April 2023
8.102,762
At S 10ri12022
5,843,478
The Heritage Lollery fu￿1 requtred a chargo to be gran￿d over tho CknveL2nd POJLS as sewrty. Thi$ requirès th8
eharity to ensure the px*ls operate lor at leasl 20 years from the ¢Jate the wo1￿1 is conylete.
All h¢ritagg assets are ai COSL
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cle¥el•nd Pooh Trust
Notes to Ihe Financial Statements. conllntsed
tor th• Y•af Ertdtd 5 A
16.
XED ASSET INVESTMENTS
Shares In
group
undertakings
MARKET VALUE
Additions
NET BOOK VALUE
At 5 April 2023
At 5 April 2022
Thera Wa￿ no invèstmenl assets ￿lS"de Ihe UK.
Th* company's investments at the balance sheet datè in the share capital of companies indude the lollowing:
Cleveland Pools Tr*ding Llmitèd
Registered oft￿e.. Uniled Kir¥>lom
Nalure ol business.. Ret￿1 salts
Class ol shar•=
Ordinary
holfing
1(Y)
A summary ol tre linartd perfomwKe ol Ihe &tsidiary is shown telow. The subs**ary WAII donate its prolits to
the charity.
2023
Turnover
Cosl ol S￿e$
4,788
3,300
Gross profit
Administrative eX￿se$
1,488
The aggregate ol a5s8ts arx1 &th.￿lI8S were".
Cur￿Tht assets
Current lia￿"11￿•$
5,191
Total nel assets
Ag￿egate share caF¥ld aNJ reserves
Paog 23
continu•J...

CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cleveland Pools Trus¢
No*s
o the Flnanci
I ststements- c
tor th• Y•ar Er*l•d 5 A rll 2023
17.
STOCKS
20rJ
2022
Stocks
1,647
18.
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALUNG OUE WIThIN ONE YEAR
2023
2022
Trade dpbtors
her ¢Jebtors
VAT
136,C
383.
1,673,164
187439
519,930
1,860,603
19.
CFIEDITORS: AMouKfs FALLING DUE w[TH￿ ONE YEAR
2023
2022
Trade credLtors
Arnounts owed lo group underta￿￿j$
Sociat seeunty and olher taxes
VAT
Olher creditors
Accruals and dèletyed income
15.693
477.610
2,591
13,351
102.693
125.095
68,307
256,222
CREDITOAS: AMOUNTS FALLPIG DUE AFTER MORE THAN ONE YEAR
2023
2022
Other creditors
kcruals and deferred income
19
19
71.400
19
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Cl￿eland Pools Tru
the Flnanclal StatemenlS- eontlnued
for Ihe Year Ended 5
il 2023
MOVEMENT IN FUNOS
Transfèrs
betsveen
lunds
movement
lund5
Al
5.4.23
At 6.4.Z2
Unr*strlcted funds
General lund
5,847.761
2,258.342
8,106.467
Reslrleted funds
Pool rgsloralion
2.114,634
560.250
12.258.3421
416.542
TOTAL FUNDS
560,614
8.523,009
Net movement in fiJThts, inclyded in thè above are as folows..
IncomirKJ
Resources
expended
Movement
in funds
Unrestricted lund$
General lund
3.307
12.9431
364
R•strlcted funds
Pool restoralion
6B9.818
1129.5681
560,250
TOTAL FUNDS
693125
1325111
560 614
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
a•v•land Pools Trusl
he Financial Stat•ntnts- Continuèd
lor the Year Enthed 5 A rll 20Z3
21.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- eomlnued
Compar•tives tor mowm¢ni In lunds
Priof
year
adjUstn￿nt
Net
movement
in funds
Transfers
betr￿n
funds
At
5.4.22
Ai 6.4.21
Unrestrlcted funds
General fund
767.407
5.075.734
5,847,761
A•strfcted funds
P¢)ol restoration
246.480
6.289,665
654.223
IS.075.7341
2,114.634
TOTAL FUNDS
1 013.887
6.289.665
658.843
Comparative movement in fvThYs, I￿uded In the al￿e are &s tolbws..
kncoming
resources
Resources
expended
Movernent
in funds
Unre$tri¢i¢d fvnds
G8neral ILNWJ
s.1￿j
14801
4,620
Restrieied furrtls
Pog1 resloraiion
763.473
1109.2501
654,223
TOTAL FUNDS
768 573
109.7301
658,843
Pool Restoration. fundiThJ receNe(I for Ihe reStorat￿n ol the Clevdand Pools
A transfer has been made out of the pool restoration fuThl to the general fund forw0￿ done on the pool restcfalion
Ihal 15 accounted for as a heritage asset.
CAPITAL COMMITMENTS
2023
2022
Contracted bul not wtiv¥Jed lor in Ihe fin￿la1 slaiements
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
Thè chant*Ae company has tsken a¢fvantage of exempii)n. under the tem)s of Financ￿1 Reporting Standard 102
The Financial Reporting Stsndard appThb￿ in the UK aThJ Republt ol IrelaThJ'. not lo disclose rglated party
Iransa¢l￿n$ wth wholfy subsbJiaits wttfN"n the grcw
There were no related paty transathns lor Ihe year er*Jed S April 2023.
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CLEVELAND
POOLS
Clevejand Pools Trust
Notes to Ih Finan
ial Staiements- contirnAd
the year Ended 5
24.
POST BALANCE SHEET EVENTS
In Septernber 2023. th• Twsi Sig￿ a Sutr￿￿• agreement vlilh FLwon Lilestybe io opeole the Clev•Land
Pools on its behalr.
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