Abbey Community
Association Limited
Annual Report and
Financial Statements
31 March 2021
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Chanty Reg￿ti￿ NuThthr 111W42

Contents
Reports
Relerence and administrative detsts
Trustees. rep￿[
Irthpendent audrftsf's re￿1
13
Financial ststements
ConsolKlated stalement of finaTThl
acb"vibes
18
Balance sheet
19
C¢￿011dated statement of Gqsh IkMs
P￿TrpaI ar£1￿￿ting tK)liae5
21
Notes lo Ime financial statements
23
Abbey Community Association Limited

Reference and administrative details of the charrtable company and its trustses
Trustees
Mr J BudtiThJham Ichair)
Klr D Gikhrtsl
r R Perera lappoinied 201n Juty 20211
Mrs M Payne IresvJned 6th April 20211
hlr R Wdlers ITreasurer
IAS S We5tel (appointed 6f May 2021)
Dr J Wi)kin50n
Observer
Cfflr r Mrtchell
CEO
Mark knnehan
Senlor Mana9ement Team
Ms P Fu(lal& Head c(￿Munty Programmès
Add￿$
34 Great Smith Street
Lon¢k)n
SWIP 38U
Websii•
tre.
Cornpany re9i$tratlon number
05373711
Charity registratlon number
1109442
Audithr Buzzacott LLP
130 Wood Street
London
EC2V 6DL
Bankers
CAF Bank Ltd
25 Krys Hill Avenue
Kings Hill
West Malitwj
Kenl
ME194JQ
Abbey Community Assoaalion Limited

Trust99s' réport 31 March 2021
The Board of Trustee5 5ubwnits it5 rewt together Mth the acwunts tr Ihe year ended 31
March 2021. Thi5 repjrt ￿ wepared in 8ccordance %￿th the Crffipanies Act 2006. Charilies
Act 2011 alld Ihe Statement of R8cornmended Practice.. ACCo￿lIng and Rep￿tIng by
Charit￿S ISORP 20151. issued by the Charity CrAnmisw.
Structure, governanc• and management
Govemlng document
The organi5atioTr I'the ChaiiWI is a thawitable company hmited by guarantee. incorporated
on 23 February 2￿5. The Charity was 8slablished under a Mernorandum of Assoaation
h e5tabli5hed the oLyecls aThJ powers of the tharitatrAe company and is govemed under
ils Article5 oIAs50aatioTr. Th8 Artic￿ ofAssociation were re¥￿ed bylh& Tiust8es in early
2018 and new Artides a(k)Pled by spwal resolution in March 2018.
Pri¢y to the e$lab￿"shMent ol AJ>bey Comtnunty A5￿Xx8ti0n Limrted. the activities of the
cknnwany were Lartied thro￿ an unincorporated 8SXKaalKJn anij registered thafily. Abbey
Cornmunty Ass(￿￿￿tIon. ffirsl estatdLshed in 1948.
Reeruitment andappointment of Board
The diwlors ol Ihe Chaiity ale diiector5 for the purposes of ￿)￿P￿ry law and are also
Charity trust88s for Ihe purpose5 of Charity law and Und￿ the Charity's Ajlicles are known
as members of the Board 1'8oard'l. The Boaid NeV￿wS its membership annualty,
undertaking Iruslee appraisaLs. to ensure that rt rellect5 the diver￿ of the comrnunTly it
serves and has the broad sel ol skills and experience required For the effeclwe m3na¢Jefflent
of the Chacily. The Chair meels with 15 in regular copnmunicalKin wilh Tnembefs of ihe
Board. worki￿ ￿0upS actw undeT delegation of the Board, tneel io deal with parti(yJlar
Board work¥slreams sud) as f#)8n￿. business de¥8loptnenl and 51talegc planning.
Rl$l( m•n&gemen* and impactofCOVID 19
The Board words the major risk5 to which the Charity exposed. uwlating its risk register
for revtew al every Board tneetivg. The Charity continues io r8v+ew Its health and safety
prAiries duriTh) the year, as part ofthe Board's regular rewev401risk. Policies and procedures
are wularly ￿vieWed arKI where appropriate, systems and procedures are updated and
training delivered lo staff. MaN)r conlracis with extemal s￿p￿lerS are reviewed during the
year and wher8 apwopriaie. opened up to com￿￿"￿"Ve Fwremenl on rer*w￿.
The dosure of the Centre in mid-Klard1 2020 i*ue to COVIO-19 re5vlted in Ihe ￿SsatiOn of
81 Irading aclwitses most of the Subsequent year. Oespite taking rniligzting aclions to
sninirnise Ihe impact of kjst fft¢ome- Trn¢bJding arranging the lemporary su5pen510n of r8nL
placing a nurnberof slaff ¢y) furt￿gh as part olthe govemmenl's Coronavirus Job Retenbon
Schem8. ca￿elli￿ CK suspending ¢onttaCts related to the op8ratK)n of the tmjilding and
carefulty managing dl expendrture- rt has been ner￿￿Y to use unrestricted reserves to
I￿et essents.￿ ¢05t5.
AW c￿￿nity A$s(￿latI)n Limited

Trustèès. r•port 31 March 2021
Structure. governance and rnanagernÈnt l¢onthu8dl
Rlsk mana9emenl and Impact ol COVID 19 {¢onlinuedl
Th8 Charity continued lo appty successfully for a number of grants for tM)th essential
services and core costs to er>sure that rt ￿uk1 operate throughout Ihe year and perK)ds of
'l(tk down. and othw goveTnmenl reslriclions on operations and tradiThJ. The CEO has
provKted regular fdSh flow forecast5 fo Ihe Bowd. Setting out a range of scenarios. the most
recent of which Cautious￿ suggests that the chanty rerna¢n sofvenl for 12 rnonlhs I￿0v￿)9
the approval ol these fiTranck￿ Slale￿￿Trts. based on a slow retuffl to tradw and net
ri&rvJ to up lo 80°h of what wwld normally be expect8d.
The CEO and Board ￿11 conbnue lo m￿ltOr the sibJatKJn an ongoing basis to ensure
fre¢ reserves alk)w lor 1he lumment of al statutw 01￿19atIonS be prepar8d to lak8
necess￿ actson in Ihe eveni that Irading does nol ￿SuMe as expected. The CEO and
Board. supported by wo-bono c(￿sU1t3ncY supwt are revEwtyJ Ihe Cur￿llt bJ$￿eSS
rnodel and explorin9 alternative slreams.
Org•ni$•tional struciu
The Artides OfAssoaa￿0n provKle Ihat Chanly has a Boarrl ofTh) fewer thw th￿ an
no rnore than nine rr*mbers who ffleel every Iwo month5 and are responsibje for the
strategic direction and pdicy of the Chanty. At present the Board has six rrEmbers and one
obseNer from a variety ol professi(•￿1 ba¢k9rounds ￿￿vant to the wrmk ol the Charity.
T￿ou*)0ul U18 p￿deMIc, th8 Board has mèl every five weeks.
The CEO atiends 808rd meetings bul has Th) vobng r￿hts. The Board Tel￿nS the option to
convene time-limrted knrkn'rKJ gTOUPS' to pursue more delatled Work such as budget
developmenL financial management and strategic plannjng and organisational devek)pm8nt
rather than maintaining standiNJ su￿(￿mIttee$. Each gro￿ is chared by a rnembar of
the Board and open to other viAunteers atuj slatf ryEtniErs, where apwopriate. is time-
limited. trx)uThY by ag￿e￿ ¢Ydivery ot4"e¢bves aThJ re￿rts back to Ihe Board wth
recorrrnendatK)ns.
The Board delegates day to day resFx)nsibltty for the provi5K)n and management of the
Ser¥￿eS to the CEO and the Leadership Tean. The Leaderstrup Team cornpris•s Ihe Head
of Communty Services. the Chef Mana9er. the Business and Events Managei. who are
spons*)le for supe(visio¥) of the stsff ieam arKt ensuring that the team conb.nues to deve
th￿r thlls a￿j wtthn9 txactKes in kn8 with WJ practice.
Remun8ration ofkey Managen￿ntpeT5o￿nel
The pay of the Senior Management Team an¢ all staff reviewed annualy and nomially
increased In accordance wlh average eamtrmp lo ￿llect a ¢osl of INing 8djustrnenL A
recommefidation on the level of this IrKxea5e tnade bythe CEO lor approval by the Board.
Th8re have been no salary fftcreases awarded $￿ce the start of the COVID-19 pandemi¢.
olher than for staff on the LoThlon Wage.
Abtw Communily AsxKiatK•n brnrted

Tru$t98s' r8POrt 31 Mèrch 2021
Structur8. govgrnance and management I¢￿￿"nU0dI
Remuneralion of key mana9ementpersonnel {¢onbnued)
New staff apw)Inlrnenls are rna<le where there is prowtsion for posts in restrrted funds.
OrWhe￿ a business case for appowbtrllents cove￿¢ by ctye funds is made by the CEO
and approved by the Board.
Public Benefit ststemenl
The Charity wLYks loi Ihe benefil of wdents of sr*th We51minster by prDviding a¢tiwoes.
programm8s and se￿￿5 that irr¥YovÈ their health. wellbeing, opportunits.es and
8rnpIoy8bility, in bne w1th the objec¢s sel out ￿ the Articles ol Asso(iaiw)n. The Board
members (xjnfirrn that they have comrknl duty in section 17 of the Cha¥Tties Act
2011 to have due fegard ro the Charity Commis$KJn's general guKJatKe public benefiL
"CharIt￿S and Public Benefit".
ms. Vis￿n and mission
Aims.. to provNJe opportunities lor bxal wmmunib.es lo develop skills, connect wilh each
other and volunteer their time arKI r8sourc8s", access quality k¢al servKes. facilities and
infoimatK)n.' artd eny)y physicw. so(#aYy and ¢YorKJmic ac14ve arKI healhier INes.
Vi8iorJ." to see healthy awKI cohesive communitses ￿ south westrn1￿te[
Ission.. to bring logether kral peoKle and ￿an1$*K)nS to a(klress ccmnwnty needs in
south Westminster
Slrategic obpctives 8ndpriotftles
• To address heatth and Wellbei￿ prK)rtty n88d5 in 50Lth WestnNnster".
imptove the heatth 8 Wel￿ng of peop￿ exPe￿n0¥￿9 low ir¥>)me andlor
ur*mployment".
¢ t￿kIe he￿th ￿equalibe$ of ethnic minority communrties:
athress the negative health impacts of S(￿￿ isoialK)n on okler Vulnerab￿ people.,
O proV￿e a haven for people sufferiw or r￿Ve[lng from PODr rrEntal health.. and
sUpp￿rt horneles5 people and rough sleepers to address the issues ihat prevent
them from securing safe and Sustainab￿ accotnmodats"on.
• To promotè connected and cokegve ¢on￿UnI￿es in soulh Weslminsier
rnanage a hwJh qualty SOLrth Weskninstw comnwnty Hub & Network
O (Jevekjp Volunteeri￿ (yp(thnEb"es atthe Abbey Centre & south W&sIm￿ster
inwrove intw-ccfftmunity and multFGwvabonal engaggm8nt a￿1 urwJeTslarwJing
Abbèy Asscoatw brrited

Trustses, r•port 31 March 2021
Achievernents and performance
The following sethon present$ thÈ key ad)ievements and ¥hie¥8n*nts of Servi￿ and
adivities of the Abbey Communty Assouat*Jn for the year ended 31 March 2021. The
Charity manages Ihe Al)bey Centre as Ihe ¥biont communty ht*) f￿ south Weslrninster.
provvjing wilhin il and Ir(xn il a diverse range of ¢4ymmunity swtes. events and activit18S.
Dunng the year. due lo COVID-19. the majority of services arhy achvits.es switched to being
ddivered retnotety and online to G￿nPlY wlh government t￿$ and guidelines. After the
initial "knck down" a small nwnber of aclivffjes re5Utned at the AbiEy Centre for th8 most
vulneratrAe service users. in line wth excep1K￿S lor thallties published by the govemmenL
aThJ *ways fOlk)y￿A9 strict socaal dislanrAng and other covi[￿19 fr￿asUre5. In addilv)n. new
s¢rvices w¢ro inlroduceil in direct response to the effecls ol Ihe pardemic on people's lives.
The Charity is cornmRted to ensuring its empbyment prdclices are consistent with lis aims
¢*)jectNes, andc(xttinues to b8 a Ltvifig Wag8 ernpkjyer, certtfi•d wlh the Liv￿9
Wage Foundati￿.
Staff members en$￿￿ that Ihe Charity undertakes a strategr role bcalty by participating in
arKJ facilitating a range of nelwtstks that develop local setvices ar¥J pcdicy includiryJ.'
Active Westminster South NelwYNk IWes¢mins¢er Crty Ccxmcll
Central London ainical ComMi5sv)ni￿j Group- Patients Referen￿ Group
Change4￿fe Steenng Gr(xJp
C￿lMUnty Champions Quarte￿ Provthr IAeet#)gs
C(Nnnwty btslb"genc& Forum Iweslminslef City Cwwll
Employrnent and Ski115 ProvKler Network Iwestminsler City Council)
National Votts- Peef &pport Hub
North West Lond￿ CdlabcffatK)n of Cliniral CommvssYmiry Groups - "Community
North West London ColL4b(xation of Clinral commt5sl￿lng GWDUPS - Partners in
Oiabeles Team
South Westminsler Action Nehyork
WesthwnslerAduli Educati(￿ ServK%- Cornmwty Partners Foruffl
Wesln¥nster Heahh aThl WeUbe*ig Neh¥ork
INeslmuisler Oldei People's Nelwo
Wastrninslèr Voiunl6er CcK>rdlnat￿S Natsvo
Young Westminsler FoundatK)n
Abtw CommurbTrty AssoaatK)n L4mrt8d

Trustees, rnport 31 March 2021
Achievements and performance {cont￿￿8d)
The Charily is ¢ommilted to Èrgaging with ts members ladlitst8d by a wvJ8 range of
Out￿a¢h. communi¢atsons and swal medk? lo ensure the maximum number and diversily
are reached. The Charily pU￿1$he$ an E-buI￿￿"n Ihai is senl lo all member5. volunteeTs bnd
partnws every two weeks. keeping Ihem Infom￿ of a¢lNilies and Ser￿￿e5 available in ihe
l(tal area delwered by the Charty antl rts loca partners_ Facet)oDk. ti￿￿8r. Linkedln and
the wel)sile are regularly u￿ated knith posts and text messa9es are used to update
members very direcuy.
The p8nd8rnK has thanged our m8mbership ov8r Ihe CAwfse olye8r. ftegtsIe￿d members
fell to from 5.320 to 3.301, however. Ihe rtharity provided services to an addrtional 2.494
people. bringing the total number of serv￿@ users to 5.795. Despite b￿.Trg predotninanuy
closed for mosl of the year, there was a total of 9.945 attendances to in-pe￿On and online
aCtiwt￿s, whle 286 vcajnteers [￿0¥#￿ed 6.918 hwrs of suprxyt.
The Charity adapted it$pr0￿MMe of regularactivitsesand serv￿e$ in f￿￿t ofthe pandem￿,
and introdu￿￿ new ￿e$ M) ￿Sponse lo ktal need. t￿ring course of the year, irKluding
pioviding spx8 to other cotnrnuntty woups. these induded..
Abbey Housemales - a lelepkne befriendw service for [￿1& who were i501at
during pan(tenMc
Age UK- delNery of essential foc￿ pac¢ets lo rwdenls In need
Age UK- over 50s dropin SUPKKXt
Alcohol￿5 Anonymous meetings
Baby and ￿- coffee rTKKnwis%
Ballrcx)m dance
Carers, group SUPFQrt meebngs
The Choir With No Narne
Corffiden(x t￿￿Ing and Motivati.￿ 0￿•Tre wths
Craft Qub1s8nding out craft packs lo be o¥npleted al IK)￿>
Cuttural CaF¥lal- empbyabilty skAts ￿fIne workshops
CV din￿5 lonfire and in-perwl
Dementia clinics Itdephonel
Oigilal indusion f￿ beginnws lonhnel
Dtyna Fok Da
ErKJlish speaking classes beginner
Abbey COMM￿ty Ass(￿katIOn Limited

Trustges, report 31 March 2021
A¢hievements and perforrnance (conknnu￿1
Fitness Easy Pac8
Fre&Jom Cholr
Friday Ptayers
Heatthy c(x)kMig da&ses (adults. lamilw and chihkn)-0￿lneI
Hopscotch - welfaie benefts advice arKI infonnaticm. &1¥￿e and guhda￿e 11..1 aTrJ
group. te18phone and onlino)
lrnrKove Your English IESOLI E31L1 lonlinel
Inspyation 2 Dance
Jewdlery dasses lOn￿"neI
tT SUpp￿rt by phon¢ for okler pecy
Keep frt cLqsses lout¢*Jors wilh Op8n Age)
Men s yoga lonline
Microbusiness a7d $8Jf-8mrkyment support Ile18phone and in-wsonl
MoThYay Club- group okler people
Movement and exwclse lothel
Narcotics AnonyTr¥x
Over 50$ art cbss lonh.nel
L3tes (Orl￿e)
Public sp8thng
Running grwp
se￿Tr9 dasses (cffilinel
Sifver Sunday
Stgp Chang8 StudK)s- ￿ce&￿i￿8, inclusNe dance
Strictty B￿lroOM
Study surwt (telephone arnl irwerson)
Ta￿¢ tennis
bbey Communty Asswiqhon Lirnited

Trustees. report 31 March 21r21
Achlevements and ￿rfOrniance Iwntinued)
Talking TabloS- $0(ial and 8Cfvrt￿ group for dder pe(¥A8
Vaccine workshops, hubs and dinics
Walking Fooibau
Wellbeing sessKins lon11r￿)
Women Off to Wc** CA)ffee Npxnings
WC￿er￿nIY exer1¥5e das5es (￿lIne)
Yoga at Home lonline)
Charity also worked with a number of parlner org8ni5aiKffts Ihrough co-delivery 01 by
providing space wilhin the Centre ol thxrge or at significanly discwnted rates. The
pthers r( worked vrith duriNJ 2020121 we￿.
ActN)n ￿ Hearino L05S
Actiwe V¥eslminsler
Advocacy Projecl
Ag8 UK Wesiminsi
Akknan Domestyc V￿￿¢* Pi(*(I
Ak¢thoti¢ts An0n￿S
A&htrnWs SwKg
Athritts
Arts 4 D¢mentsa
A Wthtd In a Suitcase
Famdy H¢
Bèsstl)fou￿ StrÈ&tc￿
House ofSl8arnkna5
Bkck FA Wmjrily E1hn￿ Health Fon
IMPACT Ltswn- GTuurKtMxk
cab￿et (ffte
Imr*rO Lo
Carwa
Irnper￿ Chatity
ardirAI Centre
ImprO￿g AL(￿5￿ PsycIKA(4K41 T￿ra￿$S
Central ar￿ West NHS FwThJa￿)n T￿1 liurM*ted PJW FoundalK
Cwtral London ClinrAI Gr
CeTrtr81 London FoThMtd
Ch4rigg4Lrfè
Charty￿b
City ofwes1tnw￿ts￿ Cd
ty Harvest
Companiès
c(N￿eC￿￿q Cafe for Chlthn
Cre• Noi
Croydon College
CultrJial CapiL
Cyck CC￿rIdent
O*gam Trnst
FIDufishiro L￿eS
Fiiday Prap5
Gr￿d
GrEaler LtxKlw ￿laIM￿lY
HeaMlh¥ai¢h Cents* Wesi
Hdp2HdpY(xwseN
Reve￿ cl￿1)niS
K￿k-ll
LeaThTV CuTrp Gffjw)
LearAro ilnknit
L￿tyl
LOT￿￿ 88nkS S6N¢e TaFJ¢ Temis Leagu&
BOr<m￿ ol N￿Mersmrth and Fu
LL¥thI Yews F￿rthl￿n
Abbey Communlly Ass(KiatKJn Limited

Trustees. report 31 March 2021
Achiev*m*nts P￿d performance Icontinuedl
Demeniia UK
Mary Ward Cw
D&partrTEntfor Itbtem*w)n¥l Tf*lè
Mèiettxty CtArnpkWkq
Depattrwnt for Business. Energy aThl ￿￿stri￿ Strdkw Maxis Heattl￿are
Departr￿lI Etknaibn
Mearrtthile Sp￿e CIC
Dom8 Euro￿ ￿ D￿ce
￿pn￿ He*h F¥siAid EnGlaThJ
tkeam*Jts
Ebury Fo(xl
Enleirfflse NalK)n
EveryoneAciNg
Fasthosts
Federab￿ uf(>tyJ￿th)tkTtu$ts
Open Ag9
PaddIngt￿ tkvek)pment Tn
Pe¥body AwpalK
P¢opk First
PeopkPuHour.corn
mlKo Heakn
F1m1￿ Library
MillA)n
Pimlico Toy L￿rary
POhWER
The PTwKe's TILLSI
St**ifvJ LItt
Ra¢0 Equ81ty Fowtht
RaihtMyE BoX￿g Ck
Easièm wor(￿ ￿￿ty0￿anISabtrj
knj ul Br8ni. war￿s1￿ af¥J Weslminstsr
Na1&Y￿ v0￿eS
Nalx>nal Acadwryfrq PwtrAfvJ
NHS EwL4nd
North WestLo￿l GrDW)
One Y￿1
Taie Brth
Toarn We5tmMIsw
Tlrn Tr*e
Tuf(uiig Pt*
V*ue Y
we51m￿￿er Aithy
We$1￿￿￿1Èr AdL4* EdUC*r￿ SeNro
W*sbYWSlW Betr￿￿ a Fat
Westmin5￿ Business ihmi
Wèstminstrr aty CoLncd Socd Care
Re￿nal0 Arts
Royal ￿￿￿eThY
Royal C(*tKJn Trntsl
S1.AndrE￿$ ¢￿b
SL Mungo's
St. Vincent's Fa￿ty F*wl
Shen Chi
Sity￿ ￿￿rn￿ess PrI¥￿t
SIT Robert
Works
SouthWeslFest
Sport for Crnfvjence
Servtts
Westminsler Cty
WethinslerConr*¢ts
We5bninslEr OEmEnba AthiserSerK
we￿ins￿r EM￿DY￿ent so￿￿￿e
WeSthMnS￿ Lii¥ane5
Westhjnsw PtyyoltErapy Piktes
WortW5' FJkn4" Associat
Strpet Nurse team
Swy BaltrrK)m
ppmand Advu Heath
Aljbey CLNYm(mity AssociatK)n Lirnited

Trustees. report 31 March 2021
A¢higvements perfom)ance l(wtsnuedl
ststement on Yundrafjsln9
The Charity 1$ aware of the Charitres {Prote¢t￿n and Sorial Investment) Act 2016 and the
Trustees sUp￿rt Ihe aims of this leg'Slat￿)n. The majority of the Chattys Income comes
from other charitable b)dies and kKal a￿t￿lieS or. when not restricted by the pandemic,
from its own trading athNit>es. The Charity uThJertakes very Irttle direct fundraising a¢trvity
knvolving individual don¢*s_ Examples inckth ovr online gNing page and events whith are
prornoted through genefal comrnunicatM)ns. rather than targeting specific indivhlLFals. The
Charily Con￿derS Ihe origin of unsolici1￿ donations and legacies. The Ch2rity does not
share or purchase any dorM)rdaiawilh orfrom Ihirij patti8s. During the ￿rendÈd 31 March
2021 the charilyd￿ not receive any coMpla￿ts in relat￿ to fundfaiSiWJ orratse any matter
with regubtors.
Flnan¢iai review
As a direct resu￿ of COVID-19 pandemK. it has been irnrKJss*)le to gerErate any svJnthcant
income frDm the Chanty's socu?l enterprisès during the year. For large pe￿d5 of the year
room hire and hospilalily were Th)1 p￿rnitted under nalional aThl local"lockdowrb- and other
restricts.ons and. on the OCC2￿On$ when they wwe, redLKed fooffall extrerne ¢aution
from dients meant dema￿1 vms very km.
The results for the year ended 31 March 2021 are shown in the attachgJ Staternenl of
Financial ActNilies. Net expenditure for the year vras £86.431 12020 £7.1731. of which
the￿ was a deficrt of £40,82412020- defitsi £16.4171 ffi Unrest￿ed funds and a defi¢rt of
£45,607 on restrKt8d lunds12020- surplus of£9,244}.
Abbey Community SeThfhX Limiled. the trading sub%diary. gon¢rated losses of É36.132
12020." wolrt 01 £233.0351 ar¥J therefore was unable to make a Gift Aid donalion this year
12020 - donatN)n 01 £233.0351 lo supporl Ihe aclivth.es of Ihe Chatity. Onwiry rev￿W$ of
busin855 proc8s585, daia anatysis, stsffwbg depk)yment. systems and marketirYJ methods
al SUPFK)rt the tradry subsidiary.
Plyncipal Funding Sources
The principal funding sources lor the Charity were grants and from WesiTTMnster
City Council and a range of other fut¥kts and commisstoners.
Inv8stm¢nt Poli¢y
The Charity has no investments apart from the tr8dIr￿ subsidk3ry arKI the￿10￿ there is no
immediate need foran Investment Thi8 contThJes to l* reviewed In Ihe IwJht oflw8fve
month cash Ilow forecasts.
Financlal revlew Icontinuedl
Reserves Policy
Al 31 M8r¢h 2021 the group had reser¥es of £253284. of £85.288 were restrictéd
aThJ £28,333 were designat￿1. D￿gnated funds fepresenl the nel book value ol Ihe
group's fixed a$s8ts. General undesignated reserves were [139.663.
The B0￿d h8s examined the Clkwtys requirements f(Y reserves in I￿ht of the main risks
tothe organisation. It has esta￿l$he<l a the un[estr￿ted funds not c(xmmitted
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or Invesled in tsNJiNe ftteil assets held by the Charity s￿)￿1(￿ b? at least 3 ￿K}nthS of
unrestricted charitaNe expendiiure and dosure cosls. Fr8e re5erye5. as delined above. at
the end of the year. were £139.663 currentty represents 4.2 nKJnths of ￿n￿StrICted
chantable experKliture. or les5 than one ￿￿￿th plu5 dosure cos15. The Board regulady
le￿ewS the leyd ol re5etve5 a5 pawl of its ovew5pJhl. particulatty in the IKJhl ollhe impad
we5erves of COVID-19 and 15 wepa¥ed ro *cept free reserves at a k)wer level than th8
PL4icy in INJht of the unwec8denled silual¥)n.
Goinq concern 3sse5srnent and impact of COVID 19
The Trustees acknowledge and recognL8e Ihe Impau of the COVID-19 pandemic on the
current and future Iyralion5 of Ihe d￿rIty, its b8n8ficiaii85, pthers and 5takeholdets and
on wider stxiety.
As well as Ihe personal risk lo the heatth of rts stalf and servKe us8rs. the charity has lost
planned Income as the resull ol U)e dosure of the ￿ntre. wial tjistancing measures,
r8duced travel into London arml the general eco￿[n￿ itDpaclol ihe papdemic.
It is not possibleto knowlhe fulexterrtand duTrhon of Ihe irnp&t oftheCOVID-19 pandemic
OTh the charity's future operat¥)Tr5. However. as a result of undertakirvj ad¢JitK)nal fundraising
to replace h)$t trading Tevenue and the gradual ie5umption ofirading atliwlies al a reduced
level. the Trustees believe aTe material uncertaintEs in reswt lo the eh8rity's
anual wsib"(¥).
The Charity will monrtor Inc￿ on an (*wing ba*s. maintsiniThJ an up-Io-d8le cash Ilow
forecast. including a range ol scenanos from best to wotst a￿* stress testing to rev*w the
point at which cutting costs and redwng overheads will be ￿CeSSary and, ultstnalely. when
th8 charity would n8ed lo ck>se. The Charity has experienced significant success ￿ raising
unreslricled lunds from trusis and I￿ndalk)nS to rnantain its reserves ￿nC£ th8 COVID-19
pandemic started and wll fools its attention on t*)ing Ihis for as Jong as the resumptson of
$(gnifi￿nt trading rema￿$ unlilKeJy.
Plan¥ for the future
The itnpad ol COVID-19 on the chanty ha5 been ￿gn￿an1 wth 5etvices having to be
delivered rernotety and trading Inc(Kne i*asing for a p￿K)d of 16 month5. Oespite iaking
action to tnitwJate the loss of umestrirled irbcome and suttessfulty applying forfuT￿lng from
a range of sourixs, the situalK)n h8s resutted in the ￿U¢tth of unrestri¢te¢J reserves in
order to mainlain services. Durmg the se￿)nd haf of 2021r22. the Charity will for￿S on th8
resumptK)n of trading activIt￿S in ￿er to buikl ￿ the reserves again.
statement of responsibilities of the Board Members
The Board membe¥s, who a￿ also di￿¢10[$ otthe Charty forthe pu￿0$e5 01 company law
arKI are truste8s forth8 purp058s of Charity law, ￿e responsibk for pr8paFing the Truste8S'
Report and the financial ststements in accordance wilh applicable law and United Kingdom
Ac¢ountyNJ Standard5 Iunileo Kingdotn Geneialy Accepled Accounlin9 PraCt￿e).
Coryany Lqw requ￿e5 the 803rd rnembers to prepare finawal slalements foreach fina￿14
ye8r which give a true and fair ol Ihe stale of affairs of ¢harilable c(mpany and Ihe
gTWP and ofth& irKomin9 resources apKdicabon d resources. ind￿ling the in(Dn* and
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expenditur8, of th8 charilable group ￿that perN)d. In p￿pariry these financial statements.
the Board ff*mber5 ar8 required to..
Select surtabk act(wnlirg wAiues and th8n ap￿Y them ¢onsi%tenty.
obseNe the melfv)ds 8fMI princp￿s in the Charib•S SORP,
Ma￿ jUdgerr￿ts and estirnates that are reasonable atwj pttht:
stale whelhw applicAble UK Accounting StarKlards have been folbw8d. subject to any
material departu￿$ dtsdosed and explained ￿ tho [inar￿￿1 5ta1em￿ts". arn1
pa￿ the financ￿1 statements on the g(Mng COn￿n basis unless it i8 inappropriate
to presurne that the tharitabk wmpany wil ￿nI1}ue In busines5.
The Board Mefflbers are res￿nsIt￿e for keepng proper a￿unt￿1g records Ihal ¢fis¢lose
wth reasonats￿ accuracy ai any Ime of Ihe f￿anCial positson ofthe Cttantab￿ company and
enable Ihem to enswe that finanuai ststemenls compty wilh the Companies Act 2(K>6,
They are akn responsible fof safeguarding Ihe assets of the charitable corThpany and the
group and h•n¢¢ for taking reasonable sieps for Ihe prevention and delectK)n of fraud and
Olher irregular￿e5.
Each Bclard member confirms Ihat..
There t5 no relev8nt au(JiL of the ￿mpanY$ audrtor 1$
aware.. and
Board Members have l&ken all sleps that ihey0￿htto have takento make themsdves
awa￿ ol any ￿le¥an* au¢J"t informatK)n arml to estaNish that the audit(* Is a%rore of th8t
i)l￿Mation.
This confirrnatson is gNen. alxl shoukl be inlewknj in aw>[dar￿e wnh. the KWWSN)ns ol
S418 of the CL¥ppanies Act 2(K)6.
Approved by Ihe B¢batd ￿ &.11. and ￿ned on its b8haif by:
Ilmsteel
Mr J Buckingham
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Independent auditorfs report to the members and trustees of Abbey
Community Association Limited
Oplnion
W8 have aL¥Jited Ihe financial statemerts of Abbey Community Asswation Limited (the
'charilable parent company'l and ils tradiThJ su￿diary (the "Gtwp") for the year ended 31
March 2021 which comprise the staternenl of finanual aclNrties. the balance sheet. and
stalement of cash flows, the princip￿ accountiTrJ poh.aes aThY Ihe notes to the finanual
stalements. The financral rwrbng framework that has b88n applied in their preparation is
applicable law and United K¢ngdorn Accounting Stan(Jards. including Financi* R8porling
Standard 102'The Finanaa Rewbws Standard applicable in the UK aTvJ Republic ol Ireland.
(Unrtod Kingjom Gene￿NyACce￿eil Accwntir¥J Practi¢zl.
In our opin￿. Ihe fuwn¢iAI statements..
• gNe a true and view ofthe stste oflhe group's of the parent charrtable companvs
affairs as at 31 March 2021 of￿￿ income and expetKJrture oflhe group for the year
then ended:
have been property prepared in accordan￿ wrth United Kiwjom Ge￿rallY Accepted
Acccwlng Practsce." arKI
h8V8 prepared in accordance ￿ th8 requir8vnents of th6 Compan￿5 Act 20(￿.
Basis for oplnlon
We conducted Qui audrt in acCOrdar￿ ￿th Intemational Standarts on Athjrbng IUKI IISA5
IUKII and appI￿a￿e law. Our ieswnsd)*"b8s under Ihose standatds afe further described in
the Auditor's responsibilthe5 lorthe au(Iit of Ihe thancial sl8tements section of our reporL W8
are independent of the group in accordance wth the ethi¢J requirement5 that are ￿levant to
our a￿11 of the financkgl st8lements in the UK. irKiudwig Ihe FRC'S Elhical Standard. and we
have fuffilled ouc other ethiG31 reSpOns￿>￿itIeS in accorfan¢e with these requirements. We
b81i8ve Ihat Ihe audrt ev￿lence we have obtained is suff￿ent and appropriate to provKJe a
basis for tsur opin￿n.
Mat•rial un¢trtaSnty related to going concern
We draw attention to the assessrnenl of goiry concem writhin the acC￿ntsng poli￿e$ which
sets out that a Materi￿ uncertainty ￿sts that may cast ￿gnif￿an1 doubt on the charitable
company's aty'lity to ¢on¢mue as a ￿ng corKem. Our otmnlon ts not nK)dA￿ed in respect of
ttus matter.
In aud￿"Th9 the finanual statements. we have coThduded that the iruslees, use of the golng
concem basis ol ac¢ounliry in the preparat￿In of the finanThal slèlements is appTopnate. Our
evaluation of the tsustees. ass8ssment of the ents"ty's abdity lo Continue to adopi Ihe go*ig
concem ba&s of ac¢wntsng induded a re¥￿ of cash forecasts coveTiTrJ a p8riod noi
less than 12 rnonlhs frotn Ihe approval ol Stat￿ni&
Our responsiblitses and the respmsiblities of the dire(knrs wth respecl to goin9 are
described in the relevant sections of this rep￿.
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her information
The trustee5 are r8spon571 for Ihe other infoThnation. The other inf(xmation cowises the
informatvn Included In the Trusiees. RepC￿t. Our opinion on the fin￿Gi￿ 5tat8mentsd(xs noi
cover the other information and. exeepl to the extent othewse explicity ststed in our report,
do not exp￿$ any fcxTn of assurdnc8 CA)r￿lUS￿)n Iher80n.
In conne¢tioTr wlh w audrt of ihe fvancial staten*nts. our ￿pOnSibIty is to ￿ the olher
information and. in doing so, conswjer vthetherlhe other inlorrnakn¢￿ i5 fnaienalty inconsistent
wth the financial staternellts or our knovAedge obtained In a￿Jrt or otherwise appears io
be materially nwsstateO_ If we Mlenlfy such materia inrA)nsistencies ￿ apparent malerial
m￿staternents, we are req￿lre(l lo delerminÈ whether there rs a rnalerial miSstater￿n1 in the
finanaal statements or a rnaterial rnisstatemenl ofthe other •)fc¥rnation. If. based on the work
we have performed. we conclude that there is a materd mk8stslement of this other
knf0rma￿n, wt are r8quirod ￿ r•p(¥t that f*L We have IM)t￿"Thg to reFw)rt n this regard.
Oplnlons on other matters prescribed by the Companies Act 2006
In our opini￿. baseLI on the work urnkrtaken in the (Kwrse ofthe audrt..
• the inforrnalx)n given in the T￿steeS. Report Iwhith incl￿e$ the di￿¢10￿. rep(¥t
prepared for the purpo￿5 of company Jawl foi the financk41 year for whKh the financial
statements ar8 prepared con515terbt wth the financial stalernents., atKF
• the dreotors, ￿[￿*1 included wilhin the Trustees, Rerjyi have been prepared in
accordance appl￿b￿l¢gal fequitomenls.
Matters on whlch we art requlrtd to rèport by exceptlon
In Ihe Itght of the knoknledge and u[KI8rsta￿1Ing ol the group and th8 P8rent charita￿8
mpany and its envinnment obtatned in Ihe o)uise of the audit. we have not Klentrl
malenal mtsstatements in Ihè Trustees. Repofl [Wh￿h ￿C￿rateS the direclots. rèporti.
We ha￿ nothing lo reFwJl in iesrect ol fc4hMng matters n ￿latK)n lo whth the
Companies Act 2(KI6 requwes us to reFMWt to you rf. in OLV opinM)n'.
• adequate accc4Jnting records have not been kepr by the pareni chaiitsble company., or
the pa￿nt Charlia￿e wmpany finartial 5taternents are nol in ￿reement with the
aCC(￿n￿n9 re￿d$ and relums. ¢x
• cert8in disi*)sures of trustees. remuneratk)n specjfied by L9w are not made., or
• we have nol ieceNed am the 1nfrXmat￿ and expLAnatsovs we require lor our audit,. or
• the Trustees were not entrfed to prepare the financial stat￿ents in ￿rd8t￿* with the
small companies ¥egime and take advantage of Ihe smau cotnpanies. exetnpkn.ons in
pr8parin9 the Trustees. rew)rt and fr4yn the rw4uirernent lo prepa￿ a strategic report.
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Independent auditors. report 31 Maich 2021
R85ponsibiliti•s oiirustees
As eX￿ained MO￿ lully in Ihe Imstees. reswjnstxlities 51ateTnent as set wt on page 15. th8
trustees I￿￿) are asso Ihe d￿eCtorS ot Ihe charitabk company for the purposes of cornpany
lawl arg responsible for the p￿paration of the financ￿ staternents and being satisf*d that
they giv• a true aNI lair view, and lor such interrbal coTrtrd as the truslees delerrnirTr8 15
ecessary lo enable the weparatK)n ol finawal siaiemenis thal are free from materkal
mi8Statemenl. whether due to fraud or e¥TOr.
In prepaiN￿ the fIn￿Ck￿l statemerbts. the trustees are ￿pOnS*ll￿ for assessing the group's
and the parent ch*itatAe company's ability lo conlinue as a wirKJ cMcem. discthing, 85
applicab￿, mailers ￿lated lo going concem and using th8 goirKJ cotKern bas6 ol a¢counlmg
unless the trustaès eilhw intend lo &quklate Ihe group or the parent tharilable wmpany or lo
ceas8 operations, or have Th) realisb"c attemattve bul to so.
Au<JitN's responsibllrfie$ for the audit of the financial statements
Our o*"ecb"ves are to oblain reasona￿e assuran￿ aLvJt whether financi81 statements as
a b¥hole are free from material misstatemenl. whether due to fvaud or eTror. and to Issue an
auditorfs report that indudes our opinK)n. Reasonab￿ a5suranTr rs a high level of assurdnce,
bul is not a guarantee Ihat an audrt conducled In accordarKe with ISAS IUKlwill always detect
material mtssktement when il e￿Sts. Misstaternents can ari50 from fraud or er[(￿ and are
considered materi* rf. IrMJwithJaty ￿ in the aggregate, th8y COL*1 reasonably be expected lo
influence Ihe e¢(410M￿ deCiwO￿ of users tak8n on th8 b35ts of finanaal stat8m8nts.
Irregularities. including tra￿￿. are inslarKes of nthTr-C(rfn￿18nCe with law5 and regulatio￿. We
design procedures in line W￿th wr resKKX)sibifibes. oullined above. to detect materkgl
rnis51at8rr￿ts in resp8ct of wregubritw, indud1r￿ fraud. The extent to whKh our pr(Ledu￿$
are capable of deteckng irr8wkriD"es. indtKliwJ fra￿j is detatsd bekw.
Our aFproach to and asSeSsY￿ the rth of matenal misstatemellt in ￿speCt of
irregularitps. W￿uding fraud and non-compbance wlh laws and regulations, was as fdk)ws".
we hjentified the laws and regulation5 appI￿ab￿ to Ihe C*arita￿e cornp8ny through
¢JiscussK)ns management. and from ow cornrlle￿￿ ktKr*AwJge and exper*nce of
the sector,
we focused on spectfic law5 and regulatiot15 whth we consKlered rnay have a direct
material effe¢l on Ihe finan￿al slaternents or th8 opeTaknns ol the Charitsble company,
induding the Compan￿$ Act 2(th:
we assessed extent ol c¥rnr4vdn￿ with Ihe Lgws 8Th1 Trguth"ons hlenlrf￿d above
through enqui￿ of managenwl and inspect*w) correswdence.. arml
KIentif￿d laws and regulatvJn5 were cornmunitzted within the audit team and th8 tean
remained al8rt to insiances ol nOn-c￿T￿•tinc8 IhrDughoul the audit.
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Audffit4Ws responslbllities for the audit of the financial statements (continued)
We a5ses5ed the 5U5ceptiblrfy ol the thwrtable companys fina￿181 staternents to rNat*ial
nysstalem￿t. Induding obtaining an urKlèrstsnding of ITh ￿u￿ M￿￿1 ocalr. by.,
making e￿ulneS of rnanage[l￿1 as to where Ihey c0rksvJe￿ t￿re was suscepts'bilty
to traud, thèir knowle¢JJe of suspeckd and aleged fraud.. and
considering the intem7A contr(As in to tnth.gate wists ol lTr￿j and n0n-r>Jmpfkgr￿e
with Laws and reQU￿11)n$.
To add￿&* the tisk of fraurt t￿L￿h rnanagement bias aTrJ ￿err￿￿ of￿￿tr(￿S. wo..
pthrffl8d analYb￿ IKocedures to ¥Jentify any unusual ￿ urexpecled r818tionships:
revithved p)urnal en¢Ties to identify unusual trartsackn(x)s".
assessed whelher jtylgements as5umplK)ns m3de n determining the account•ig
estirTrate5 set out in the accovnting polic￿$ were indrative of tx)tenti81 L¥as." and
investigated the ralK)nal8 b8￿.nd %gnificani (x unusLAI tsansadions.
In response lo the risk of i1regu1ar￿eS and non-cotnplrance with and wulations. we
designed proceduffjs which ir￿Uded. tjut were rA)t limited lo..
a￿ee￿g fitwi(xal 5tst8ment dtsdosures to urvjertymg suppc¥ting d0￿Menta￿'9n..
reading minutes of meelivgs ofltw tmlh governan￿..
enquiring of m8nagemènt as to adud arKJ fftnb"a i￿"ga￿)n aThJ cJain75.
There are inherenl limilatK*nS in Iwr audit pr(#xlLxes desuknd abov¢. The I￿re refftoved
that laws and regulatw)n5 are frotll financial transaclions. the ￿$S likely It is Ihat we would
become aware of fK)n-compliance. Audilw slartdards also limit the audrt procedures required
to ￿entify non-com￿lance w*th laws and fegulaliov15 lo enquiry of Ihe trustees and (rther
snanag8ment arKI Ihe insp8CtK)n ol regulatory and Wl CO[￿sp￿dence. rf any. Materi81
misstatements that arise due to fraud ran be harder to detect than those thal aftse trom err
as they may involve deliberate a)ncealrnent or collusK)n. A furthef descftption ol our
resprmsibilil*s is avatlable on the Fsnanciai Re￿￿'n9 C(xJn(a's website at
www.frc.org.uklauditorsresponsiknbti8s. d8scriplion [offl￿ part of auditofs lewt.
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Independent auditors, roport 31 March 2021
Use of Ouf report
This report is made solety to Ihe tharitatrAe cornpanls members, as a txyty, In accordance
ilh Chapter 3 of Parl 16 of the Compan￿$ Act 2(K)6_ Our athlil work has been undertaken
so that we rn¥Jht 51afe to the ¢haritable cDmpany'5 mernbets those matters WÈ are required
to state to thetn in an Auditor's report and for r￿ other purpose. To the fullest Èxlenl permitted
by law. we (k) not accept or assvme ￿$[M}n￿bIlfy ¢0 anyone other Ihan the chalit8￿?
company aThJ Ihe charitable companys membets as a tw. forouraudil work. for this ￿pOr￿
or for the opinions we have fom)ed.
fvz¢a-I
Eoward Finch (Senior Statutory Audilorl
Fu and on behalf of BUZza￿tt LLP. Statul(%y Audil
130 Wood Street
London
EC2V 60L
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Consolidat8d slatsmont ot financial activities Year lo 31 March 2021
Ilrtorpoialing an 1￿me and expe1￿￿tu￿ wunl)
Un-
Total
Tfrt81
tu
es
D(MwIi<yB 8ryJ leg
409.621 2￿37* 6YSQ05
22,420
214,Y
444.511
266.152
482.652
444.511
14.117
14.147
879
64.547
10.648
84.547
10.648
1.617
1,OD3.97S
. Acimty
. Inwt
Tolai1￿clXne
447.08•
265?79
711459
735.623
268.152
Exp•Thd￿r& On..
RasJn9funds
Charilaile
93.558
93.550
211.476
211.476
410228
$03.786
294.565
704,793
294.56S 798.351
S￿.532
751.(K
26D,140
26D,IdO
799.672
1.011.148
Total exp￿dI111r¢
Net (ex￿dIt￿e)￿nrr#ne
{56.7061 129.1861
(Jl8921
8.012
Tran$lsrb•tr*•n funds
IloY•mwttyffurwl$
16.421
16.421
140.28¥ 145.&)Y
{12321
18S8921
9244
11.173
R•cO￿l￿Ation of lunds..
at % Apnl 2020
20￿1 1M.895 339,176 224
121.651
346,349
Fund b4afttÉs t*Tkd lorw* 13
ai 31 Wrth2021
167.996
B52B8 253.284
208.281
130.895
339.176
AJI income and expenditu￿ ￿lateS to conimuiNJ operat￿￿$. There are Th) recognised g8ltis
and bjssas in thè yèar other U)an show above.
The acc0rnpan￿r￿j pages nwnbered 2310 28 f(m part d Ihese financk41 statements.
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BAlanu 8he•t 31 M•rth 2W21
Gri
Rx•d a•••ts
TangIb￿ fixed as88t8
16.063
28J33
781
119.5B6
72.597
200.870
353A63
410,456 4XWI 394,
326,301
62.749
319.861
385,645
Cash at bonk
10 1187,319 IZ01.8WI
176,7741
184.3651
l•t ¢uTh•nt aM•t#
2n.141
224.951
318220
301.2
339,176
R•pr•Mnt•d by:
. Gonornl
1•7.055
11,379
199234
139.M3
28,333
117,
187,325
16,085
203,410
170.386
37,896
208,281
11
12
I￿,895
1YJ,895
Trrtll fund•
214.622 2S3384
334,&A
338,176
Th180 IIna￿l￿1 stat•ments wern arv0￿1 and wthcds•d Icf188u•. by lh• BoAYd. on
gnd GKJnad on fts b8h41 ty
Dats.. 6.11.21
Mr l Buckingham
c￿p￿ry Re0lthtX￿ Numbw. 05373711
Abbey Communty ASSCKaat￿ LiMi￿j 19

Consolidat8d st*&m8nt ol cash flows 31 MaTch 2021
2021
2020
rtes
ash providpd by opèrntirbg a¢tivit688
36.645
40.T40
cash flows from Invastlng aCt￿lI￿es..
Pur¢ha5e of tsrylb￿ fixe(l assels
Nrf Ga*h used In a¢tlvld•s
13.0431
3.0431
32.321
132.3211
Change in ush and cash equivalents in th? ye*
33.602
8.419
Cash and Gash •qul¥algnts at 1 April 2020
319.861
311.442
ash and cash
vfjvalgnt$ at 31 March 2021
353.463
319.661
Notes to the st•tsrnent of lknvs kn tho y•ar endod 31 Il¥r¢b 2021.
A Rety)n¢ilialion of net rnovenwnt in lurKls t¢) ntrttash proYtht4 by operating actiths
2021
20
Net movement in fund5 las perthe siatgMtrnt ol finarttal a¢ti¥ib8s1
AdluslM4nts for..
Depre0ali￿ charye
Ilncreaseldecrease ￿ debio
Decrease in stock
Increase In creditors
Not ca$h usod in o
IBS.B921
17,1731
12.606
19.8481
2.254
117.525
36,645
10.486
37.136
291
raty
xtivities
40.740
Analysis ol cash and cash eqwaknts
2021
2020
Cash al bank and in hanrt
Tota cash and equivalents
353.463
353.463
319,861
319,861
No sep8rate [e(x)nra1Hti(￿ ol rEI (*bt has bÈpn prepar*1 as Ihete is ￿ doference behveen the net
cash14Yebtl ofts clwrity atKI Ihe above rash arxlixsh •ents.
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Principal a¢countin9 pollcies 31 March 2021
Basis of weparatlon
The [inar￿181 staternent5 have been prepared in accordanc8 wlh Accounting and Reporiing
by charl￿es.. Slaternenl of Recornmended Pradice. aptAicable to th8ritl8s preparing th8ir
accounts in accordanc8 Wth Ihe Finan￿￿ Rew)rtin9 Standard appI￿a￿le in the UK and
Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021- (Ch￿71￿ SORP IFRS 10211, the Financial Reporting
St8nd*d ap￿￿atrA& in the UK and RepublK ol trelaftd IFRS 1021 and ¢he CIKrwnies Act
2006.
Abbey Communty AsswkgtK)n Limr(ed meets the definrtwjn of a public benefit entty under
FRS 102. Assets and liabilil*s are inibally recogntsed al hi5t(YKal tost or trdll5action value.
Tho presentation ￿jrre￿ is [￿nd sterling.
As setout in Ihese accounliN) potKies vnder-gL¥ng concem". the Iru5tees have considwed
the irnpacl of the ￿￿OIng COVID-19 pandernic on ¢hawity's financ￿1 wsith)n and going
n(%m. They have concluthd that atthough ihere is rwwterial Un￿rt￿l￿ related to this,
is appropria18 for the tharity to continue lo prepare ils accounts on the con¢em basi&
Preparation of accounts on a 90in9 concern basis
The Trustees have assessed whether the use of Ihe 9￿￿9 ￿￿CeM a5sumptKJn 15
approrffiate in weparing Ihe5e financial statements. The Truslees have made this
assessment in ￿spe￿ of a p￿0d of one y&ar frorn the date ol woval of Ihese ￿an￿al
statements.
The Trustees a¢knOW￿dge and ie¢o9nise the poienb.al irnpa¢l of the COVID-19 pan￿rnIC
on the future operations of the charity. ils benefic￿eS. partners and slakehohjers and on
der socEty. As well as Ihe personal risk to the heanh of ils staff and servi￿ users. Ihe
¢hanty bwll lose pknned income as the resutt of the dOSu￿ of the centre. so¢￿1 distancing
m8a5ure5, ￿uced Irdvel into Lon(Son and the g8neral impact olthe pandemic. It
is not possible to know the fuu Èxtenl and duratton ol Ihe impaclof the COVID-19 pandem
on the Charity. As a fe5uit. desprte utKlertaking addrtk)na fundraising to replac¢ k)st
trading ￿enUe. Ihe Trustees believe there a￿ tnaterial uncertaint￿$ In respect to lh8
charily's financd posilion.
Consolidation
The acrA)unts Cl￿5[￿￿atethe result5. assets arKI l1abth￿S ofAbbey Cfymmunity Assoclatio
Lknited an(J its subspjiary. Abbey Comrnunty Servw Lirnrted on a line by fine bas
Intergroup transaction5 and balances are elirninated on consolidabon. A $8par81e Statemenl
of Finan(aal Actiwties is rKJl •)r4wle(I Irm ￿ tharity only.
Fixed assets
Fixed assets are recognised Inibally al c05t aNJ subsequendy depreuated over the useful
econom￿ lives ai rates o125?k per annurn on a straBht line basis.
Stock
Stock is i￿luded in the financol $talemenL% atlhe lower of (x>st aThJ net realisable value.
Debtors
Trade and other debt(￿$ are rec(wJnwJ at the sèitkment affl￿￿[ due after any trade
discount offered. Prepayrnents a￿ va￿d at the gm(MJnl wepaKI r￿1 ofany trade dL8counts
due.
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PrSn¢ipal accounting polIc￿S 31 March 2021
Creditors and provisions
Creditors and provision5 arè r8¢oynised where the chariiy has a pr￿SeTr1 otrAgatvJn r8sulling
from a past event that will PfobaLSy result in the transfer of lunds lo a third party and the
rTK)unt to setue the obligation can be tnaasufed or eslinal8d reliaLIy.
Creditor5 arnl provisths are r￿alty recOgn￿d al theiT 5etUement 8mwnt aner allowirvj
for any trade discounts due.
Income
Incoming resourc85 are I[￿dEd on an a¢cnJals basts in Ihe Statement of F￿anCIal
Acl'wties when the criieDa of enlitkment. probablity ol receipt and measurability have been
met. Donated faolities income ￿{￿esentS Ihe rental cost of the Weslminsler Cty Countil
Pr￿lse5 which is makhed by an equal anmwnl Of￿an1
Expenditure
Expenditu￿ is recognised ifi the siatement ol Finanryal Acbvllies ty) an accruals basis.
rect costs a￿ Charged to costs of generaut¥J lunds. community acts"vilies or govemance
8s approprrdte. SuptK*t costs ar8 alo(xted lo cost of 9wrabng funds or charitable
activities on Iho basis of ostimaled Usa￿ of the relat8d se[v￿5.
Funds
Un￿StrICted funds
These fun¢$ are expendable at the disffttw)n of the Board of Tru51ees in furtherance of the
ot¥'ects of Ihe Asso(aal'on a￿1 include the Property Fund lo pro￿de forexpendilure required
urvjer the tem￿ of the lease and Ihe Core Projecls Fund.
Oesignat8d funds
This fund is set aside by the trustees oul ol unrestricted lunds lo retiecl the arTJOUllt tiod up
in fixed assets.
Restricted fvnd$
The Restricted Funds are to record grant incorne whKh is lo be used sn accordance with
speofic restrictions irnposed by donors and used for pathcular purF¥)ses. Further details
have baen wovhjeil in ncle 12.
Operatlny kasgs
Expelldrtu￿ arisiThJ from operating leas8s is charged to the Statement ol Finan¢5al Activities
in the period to which the lease paymeni relates.
Abbey COrnM￿ltyAssOcIalth?n Lirnrted 22

Motes to the financial statements 31 Marth 2021
1 Donations and legacies
VwreT￿qd
fvDds
lufids
2021
2020
f51.50
fT4.1SD
7T,187
3.719
4￿.626
2￿379
675.C#)S
The eharrty r￿1Ve￿ a ca)￿ grant from Westminster City Counal wluch relate5 lo th• service
level agreement wth City of Weslminster. A fuu brèakdown of the [eStr￿le￿ grants received
C8n LE fouThl in note 12.
154.5DO
4J9.529
71.187
1S4.XXJ
151.
321.110
Grants
COWDryan
261379
281.110
7.043
268.152
7.042
483fi.E2
Total fund5
214
2 Trading a¢ti¥itk$
Unl&5th￿ed
Y•ar•ndgd Year en
31
31 Marth
?020
19,452
255.737
95.467
71.597
21.710
444.511
Café Cate￿I¥j if￿(￿1
1230}
12001
Olhtt ￿adIng Yic(me
T•tal fMds
This income r& generated en￿relY Irom Abbey Comrnunrty Services Lirnited. Negative
in(x)me wesents Ihe exixss ofrefunds over i￿Nn8 generated wi the per*)d.
3 Analysls of expen(titure
Sufvwt Gow•rnanc¢
¢05ts
TtstAi
2021
Dtrect
c￿1% oIg•norallryf￿ts
Trad￿g expon5e5
9J17
1.759
93,550
589.57T
672.059
1113.M2
112.319
1ZZ14
119T3
704.793
798.351
Tot
31.765
211,476
702.397
676. J08
87.463
12&228
9.812
9.812
799.672
(￿lY the ath1rt fees and dwect expenses have been induded wilh1n Goverllan￿ costs. The
Chief Ex8culive and senior rnanagetnenl'5 lime have iEen recognised within Cornmunity
aGlIw￿e5.
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Notes to the financial statements 31 March 2021
4 Analysis of Support cost5 and governance costs
FiparK
iagemwt&
Total
Tr&JwpJ expenses
c￿M￿n#Y￿A￿ltUr
3.7Th9
69.7
9,317
103.002
13.975
126.292
33372
1J.973
$2.8S3
n.439
ro
17.212
37,765
87.463
9.812
13&040
61.47t
9.812
51016
82.024
S Staff costs
Total
2021
Totsl
2020
Wages aThY $aL8r￿S
Soclal security CtsLS
Pwsions
438.053
34,269
23,890
496,212
475.613
36.102
33,662
545.377
Average staff numbers for the year".
2021
No.
20
No.
Ch8rfta￿e aclmbes
Trading
Suprrt)rt
19
18
Mambars ofthe Ccwnul did not fe¢eive any fees ￿ other emthments for their Ser¥￿S nc
did they rec8Ne any r8wnbur5ed 8xpeiws.
The tot81 empkjyee beneffts ofthe key Manage￿￿r￿t persMn81 of Ihe Group were £198.358
12020.. £166.0321. AJI Ser￿ man￿ement also perform a rcle in the dIr￿t operation4
8CtMties ol the charity.
During ¢he year. 8￿ty)yee re(%ive¢J ￿mUneralK)n falling wittun the £70,000- £80,(X)o
banding12020. £60,(KIO 10 £70,(MYJ bandiThJ- 0￿1.
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Notes to the financial statements 31 Mar¢h 2021
6 Nel expendoture
Not expendilure ￿ slatod after chwgirvJ
Totsl
2Q21
Total
2020
Audilols rynuneraSL
ex
VAT
8.150
8.750
7 Tanglble flxed assèts
Fumiiue &
bbey
& Charity t￿￿M￿lity
equipn*ni
2021
Group
Tg
Cost
At olyear
5T.TOZ
57.702
97,960
J,D13
57.7tr2
57.702
101.003
Al ofye
Cwe foi
Al end ol
41.619
4.704
46.323
18.445
60,064
12,606
7Z.67D
26.347
Net l)oo*
At 3t 2Q21
At 31 Marth 2020
11.379
11.379
16,Q83
16.954
21.813
28.333
37.896
8 knvestmenls
The inveslrnent consists of all Ihe share c8Pital of Abbey Comrnunity Seryices Limited. a
company regi5ter8d in Engbnd and W￿e5. The investsneot was transferfed at cost frun
Abbey ComnNJnty ASS(￿￿1￿)n. the companys ryedeces501 imxty.
For the year 8ThJad 31 March 2021, Abbey Cornmuntty L¥Dited h&J tumover ol
£L.24812020. £444.5111 and made a k)ss of £36.132 12020. profit of £233.0351 before
gift aK1 donatk)n of £Nil12020.. £233.0351. The net liatsltbes al31 March 2021 were £31.238
12020". nel assels £4.8961.
9 Debtors
2Q21
Charity
Group
Chaiity
Group
Tiade deblofs
SLnthy debtors a￿1 prepa￿Trents
(khertaxes 8nd $￿U
Amaunl du2 from Cmmunty
es LitrNl8J
18.616
37.201
8.277
23.792
18,437
57.694
5,055
8277
105.492
169.586
302.8D8
326.301
72,597
62.749
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Notes to the financial statsments 31 M¥ch 2021
10 Creditors: arnounts falling due vAthln one year
2021
Cha[￿Y
2020
Charity
Group
Grtyjp
Trade cre(itor5
Olheruedilors
Olhertsxes aTKI ￿al sÈcth
Acc￿￿15
127.184
2.465
9.438
48.228
187,315
136.370
6.9BI
3.282
14.359
52.152
76.774
12.072
3.282
14.3S9
Y.6S2
84.365
$3.617
201.890
11 Unrostrlctod funds
2020
Cha￿Y
Gonoral fvnd
Group
Balan￿ Bt slart of year
DefI￿fer ts year
Trallsfer frDm (lol restithd fLknJ
Transfer from (lol de5NJnated furNJ arisirvJ
fTOtn TnDvÉmÈnt in valuè ¢￿fixed asse
Bal*ce 81 end of
187.305
49,7621
45.607
170.385
185.8921
45,6Q7
219,805
115.1851
11.2321
208.637
115,1851
11,2321
4704
187.B54
16,083
187.305
121.8351
170.385
ar
139.663
2021
2D20
D•slgnat*d
Group
Group
Balwce 8t stsrt of year
Transferfri¥rn Itol desigThaied fuTrJ ansry
otri TrK)vernpnt In value olfixed assels
Baan(* at &rKt ol
16.1183
37.896
16.(A11
4,7¢MI
11.379
,5631
28.333
16.083
16.083
21.835
37.696
designated fuf¥J represents the ne¢ book value of the I grw fixed asse1&
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Notes to the financial statements 31 March 2021
12 Restrlct8d funds
A131
2021
MiHion-SWAM
BME ￿8allh F¢YLYn- Wemw me
BME CryNnunity
WCC CtharyyhyrS
and InthvKlua dDnalWS- Tea Pdrty
￿D- CSR
Locdwing. Hot Me* ServKe
WJ LOtt•ry Fund-WOW SWI
WCC. Pa￿nI￿ EmF4oyrrnnl Pwt
WeS￿l￿18rAbb@y- Hot Mè* Serv
SIGibs In tho S￿￿0￿
Eth¢a￿al ￿arity- Chldrw. Y(x
Peop￿.5 ProiKI
WCC- wésts￿1￿￿1&r Freethjffl Ch
E￿￿￿. PhswAI
812
1.627
18.2531
174
13.743
3.449
2>13
156.IX)1 13.9411
2D,676
3.449
426
102
8.581
2674
15.155)
a73
18731
146
11.3811
Irnp9ri¥ VDbJnieer Exp￿￿5
N3lionW Ldtèry Commuw FU￿-￿apPY T(ylW
DNg ar￿ AccthIWel￿ry SerwKe'. TwnMyJ PoTI-
After
#MyW&5trn1nslerFw￿-￿wcmBn's FIrt5S Pr(¥xt
RBKQWCC. 08mBnfja Event
Nation￿ L(thry Awards fc¢AI-
EOiAP- Women Empknyffl￿ SLWLKrt
WÈstnNns￿rC￿rCh
Lorthn Fundth3 C￿r(￿unty Re¥*y
The STnth 3nd M(wt
mi￿050￿ QCF-
5g¢rtEngknd. Enwnty Fw
WCC. CoMLyayCoMribA￿ COm￿l9G[all
Sthgm
tm7
16.007
18.4
t40.4821
14.7481
455
{1.3201
111.2561
110.(r351
15.4001
7.976
17.9781
1.W 11.5(v.ts)
14.(MXY
111.Eé71
4.￿3
14.5631
3.437
167
18,314
11,9521
Ir
12.786
112.7861
(23.4051
B￿E.￿￿1￿￿T
12401
13571
olgit￿ ThvktÈ. St GileS￿d Ge
WAES. WÈstmirtsterin F*oyessi
WCC. Re*y W
11.030
13.640
{7 3461 (1,1911
(T621
2,493
12.759
EOUIP Pr4ed ￿21
4.737
4.870
56S
130m5 265.379 ￿￿(18A21
{2.￿31
2.Q54
3.103
The most swJnrfiG4nl ftjnds are..
The WCC publ￿ Hearth funded Communty Champions project recrurts. trains and supports k)CAI
resiéents to idenlify health and wellbeing issues that affect the communtty and develop initialives
to addre55 Ihe5e.
Th8 Big Loltery Funded WOW proierj ￿p￿lS"ha￿d to rexh" women. partI￿18￿Y those frc¥n
tho Muslim community and those not speaking EnglK8h a5 a first language through Ihe provisvjn
of volunteenn9 and work experience placemenls, help wth job Search. applicalK)n arKI Interview
skills ￿¢j asgislance setting up bU￿r￿SseS af¥J enleiing selfémpbyrnenL
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P4otes lo the financial statements 31 Marth 2021
12 Restricted funds Icontinuedl
Happy Together 15 a project fvnd8d by the National Lottery Comunity Fund. which sUPPOtts
people living with dernen￿a and Iheir e2rers by providing awareness training. a range of
activities lor people with dernenlia an¢J ￿gUlar clinic5 Wtlh nlirses provided by Dementia UK.
Details of the other funds ha¥8 be8n wovided sn tTKKe deta￿ in the trustees report.
At31
Mar
2020
2019 Ex￿￿re Tr￿fer5
P￿cO Mdkn-SWAJ4
BME Heallh Fuurn-E￿ Welb*g &Ythb
BME Cofftmunlty
WCC Pub￿¢ Fkntth-CoihiwJDty
Futwal
17b
(4.364
18.450
2277
15.024
348
.511
161.79
t3481
13.1JB}
13,T43
WeStm￿ster*I￿{rn￿¢ed Chwiim-hbt
7 5601
V￿l0113 BID-fvfjrd CSR F
LO￿￿ng. Hoimeats ￿1(¢
Lottery FwvJ- WOWSbYI
WCC-Mert* F*allh
WCC. E￿￿oY￿￿)t
WestmlnsterAbrw- kbt K4eas Sefykè
Awaidslor Al- Fit It In". Fftness
51 GI￿ In the Wlliam St￿￿
el￿￿0￿81 Chwty-chiltron. FaTuIBs Y¢w
Peiyk's Prq
*MYwestmin*erF￿.Te3 D￿$
BME Fwum. LTrvB Wal
WCC- Wesrminsiei Freethm ChAr
4.4SJ
{1.(K)11
IB6.$611
11661
{2.5551
11.3261
102
66.9
3.636 7.slj
8.SBI
2.674
16.7491
Tfft2
(1681
12.8521
{2.7031
2.841
146
Itrfiwdual (k￿1￿5. ￿daY Qub
137
(5.9191
12.(W
WCC bvard ￿geL%- Me*
Santandor- Discovèry Oays
hn Lyons ChaFty. Paremtsry PrOw￿rn
TheA5hden T[￿t- Hot
Weslm￿sterAd￿t
Hub
Imp8n* L(yth.VobmteerEApews
1399
4.097
8.178
1834)
14.457
1&1781
{S.889
Bt2
622
18.429
47.359
128.9301
{1.6541
Oivy antt Ajcrm Weknrwj Serb*t Tumifv) PrArt-
After Sthwl aub
#mylvestm￿SIerFund- wrne￿.$ FIiWS5 Prcè(*
R8KCNCC- ￿ern￿ba Eveni
NaIK￿4 LUIFryAvoO5 f(rAH-WWLYwwJ Pr(yecl
855
1,3Z
1.13Z
1289
9.949
121.651 268.152
9.949
130.895
12eA>.1401
1.232
Abbey Comm￿￿ty Asw*M)n ￿[￿tted 28

Notes to the financial Statements 31 March 2021
13 Analysis of net assets by lund
General Deslgnated Re$iri¢ted
fund
lunds
Tolal
2021
Grou
Fixed assets
Net current assèts
28.333
28.333
224,9S1
2S3284
139,124
139.124
85,288
8S,288
28.333
Gentrrd D*$byrbat￿ Restrict*l
fvnd
nds
nds
Tolal
2021
Charl
Fixéd assets
In¥esthwnts
Net ¢uirent assets
11.379
11.379
187,853
187.853
85,288
85,288
273,141
284,522
11,381
CornparalNe ol net assets by fvTh1=
Gene(al Deswied Resi￿ad
funds
funds
Total
2020
Group
Flxed assets
Net currentassets
37.8
37,8
301.280
339.176
170.385
170.385
130.895
130.895
37.8
Tolal
2020
Jnds
hJnds
Fixed a55ets
Investrner
Nel cuffenl assets
16.OB3
16.083
187.325
187.325
130.895
130.895
318.220
314.3D5
16.085
14 Related party transa¢lions
In the year. one truste6 re¢eN￿ a lotal 01 £8 in 8XP8ns8s12020 - £16 to ibyo truste8sI.
15 Operatin9 lease
On 1 April 2018 Ihe Charity enltred nlo a servKe aweernenl Westrninster Cty
Council for the s￿￿CeS delwwed at the AbLw Centre wh￿h are diTeclty i*d to the
occupancy olthe bu1￿1n9 wllh an annual payrnenlof£154.5001o be received by Ihe Charity-
This all￿¢ment is co-lwminous wih Ihe lease on 34 Greal Smith StreeL which runs lo 31
March 2023 ￿th rent payable at the tste of £123,000 per aMLml. During the year ended 31
March 2021, the first quarte<5 renl *ras lomally suspended by IhÈ ￿t￿lord and the Chanty
fett Unab￿ to P8y the remaining three Quart￿$. ￿nt due to uncertainly over it5 trading
income t￿oUgh1 ab￿lt by Ihe pand￿￿. T￿OUghoUt thi5 peri(¥J. the Chatty ha5 been in
regular conlacl with Weslminsler Cily Counul. wlv) hav8 confirr1￿ thai no enforc8fflenl
action wll taken over any rent arrears and tx)th parties are wotking towards a tnutually
accepl8bl8 r8sohJticMJ d the matter.
Abw CorrThuNty A￿la11)n Limited

Notss to the financial Statements 31 March 2021
15 Operntlng lease l¢orbtinued)
At 31 Maich 2021 thechatityh•J l(*Y*iThJ fulure lease paYn￿nIS Und8rnon-ca￿￿lab1e
operating leases".
E4tsipmeTht Equipment
2021
2020
LÈSS than one year
Between iwo ano fve yeas
6,929
6.929
AbtEy Community Associats"on Llmrted 30