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|Report ofthe|Trustees||gto21|
|Report ofthe|Independent|Auditors|22to 24|
|Consolidated|Statement of|Financial Activities|25|
|Consolidated|Statement of|Financial Position|26to 27|
|Charity Statement ofFinancial Position|||28to29|
|Consolidated|Statement of|Cash Flows|30|
|Notes tothe|Financial Statements||31to52|





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|Grou<br>Re|ort ofthe Trustees|ort ofthe Trustees|||
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|for the Year Ended||31March 2022|||
|REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE<br>DETAILS|||||
|Trustees|||||
|Name||Biography||Notes|
|Derek Segger||Derek lives in Chepstow<br>and worked<br>in the|||
|||aerospace industry<br>in Filton, South Gloucestershire.|||
|||He is a regular visitor to Circadian Trust facilities.|||
|Patrick Van Beck||Patrick is an actuary and works in the life insurance|||
|||industry.<br>He has previous experience as a non|||
|||executive director while working overseas. He and|||
|||his family are regular customers ofCircadian Trust's|||
|||facilities.|||
|Robert Wimbush||Rob works in the sales and marketing<br>function<br>in||Resigned 11.11.21|
|||the finance and pensions<br>industry.<br>He lives in|||
|||Downend<br>and is a regular customer of Circadian|||
|||Trusts facilities.|||
|Anthony|Davis|Tony is a nominated<br>trustee as a sitting Councillor|||
|||ofSouth Gloucestershlre<br>Council and is a member|||
|||ofYate Council. He is retired and lives in Tate. For|||
|||the last 30years he has run a martial arts club at|||
|||Tate Lifestyle Centre.|||
|Neil McKen||Neil is a management<br>consultant<br>and part-time|||
|||lecturer. He has been Involved<br>in community|||
|||activities for a number ofyears and is a regular user|||
|||ofCircadian Trust Lifestyle Centres.|||
|Peter Tuodolo||Peter lives in Thornbury<br>and works for Essilor Ltd.|||
|||one ofthe biggest lens and optical manufacturers|in||
|||the world. He is also an SRA level 2 club coach in|||
|||squash<br>and a UEFA 8License football coach and|||
|||currently<br>manages<br>Thornbury<br>Under 16's team.|||





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|Ben Hilton|Ben isthe CEOfor the Dame Kelly Homes Trust and|Resigned 07.02.21|
|---|---|---|
||is responsible<br>forthe overall running<br>and impact of||
||the charity.<br>He is experienced<br>in strategic planning,||
||impact management<br>and programme<br>design to||
||ensure<br>maximum<br>impact tothe beneficiaries.||
|Janet Raven|Janet works forthe Lawn Tennis Association||
||working<br>with elite junior tennis players.<br>She has||
||over 20years teaching experience within South||
||Gloucestershire<br>primary schools and was a Head||
||Teacher for 11years, She lives in Thornbury.||
|Roland Sims|Prior to his retirement<br>Roland was an Area Manager||
||for Circadian Trust and was employed<br>within the||
||Lifestyle Centres for over 30years.<br>He is committed||
||to working<br>with local groups to benefit the local||
||community<br>and regularly<br>volunteers<br>as a Move||
||Maker at Southmead<br>Hospital.||
|Junior Sheikh|Junior is CEO and co-founder ofthe prestigious||
||MTM Awards,<br>which celebrates the excellence and||
||achievements<br>ofsmall, medium<br>businesses<br>and||
||grass root communities,<br>and has become the South||
||West's premier Asian, Black &Ethnic Communities||
||event. A key focus is building<br>bridges and creating||
||awareness<br>ofthe importance<br>ofdiversity,<br>and||
||celebrating<br>excellence and achievements<br>ofour rich||
||and diverse communities.||
|James Griffiths|James is a South Gloucestershire<br>District Councillor||
||and a commercial<br>manager,<br>with a focus in the||
||health sector, with two degrees in Sports Science||
||and Cardio Physiology<br>and experience<br>working<br>in||
||the NHS and private health care sector, local||
||government<br>and health &fitness.||





|Circadian Trust|||
|---|---|---|
|Re ortof the Trustees|||
|for the Year Ended 31|March 2022||
|REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE<br>DETAILS|||
|Trustees (Continued)|||
|Peter Viney|Peter is an Associate member<br>ofChartered<br>Institute||
||ofProfessional<br>Development<br>with a passion for||
||Human<br>Resource Management.<br>With 21years of||
||retail management<br>experience, Peter joined as a||
||Trustee<br>in 2021to help shape and grow the facilities||
||and customer experience to match the needs ofthe||
||communities<br>they serve. Peter has been a regular||
||customer for many years, using the facilities at||
||Longwell Green and Yate.||
|Nalin Parmar|Chartered<br>engineer<br>and qualified accountant<br>with||
||extensive experience<br>in railway infrastructure<br>asset||
||management<br>and the industry<br>regulatory<br>model,||
||gained<br>in British Railways (1979and 2010)and self-||
||employed<br>consultancy<br>(from 2010todate)||
||combining<br>engineering,<br>finance, economic||
||regulation<br>and funding.<br>Business Advisor to Group||
||Finance Director of Network<br>Rail (2005to 2010).||
||Trustee member to Sirona Care and Health Group||
||C.I.Cand Treasurer<br>Director ofBristol and||
||Gloucester<br>Gliding Club Ltd. Educated at Imperial||
||College with interests<br>in power flying, gliding,||
||badminton,<br>swimming<br>and reading.||
|Suzanna<br>Hinnell|Suzanna works for a consultancy<br>managing|Resigned 19.05.22|
||commercial<br>improvement<br>programmes.<br>With two||
||young children who enjoy a range of sports, her||
||family are regular centre users.||
|Phil Boobier|Phil qualified<br>as a Management<br>Accountant<br>in 1992|Resigned 11.11.21|
||and before then had over 10years' experience<br>as an||
||electrical engineer<br>in the shipbuilding<br>industry.<br>He||
||has worked<br>in a range ofdifferent<br>roles within the||
||public sector but with a focus on investment<br>project||
||governance<br>and accounting.<br>Phil was a keen||
||participant<br>in sport when he was younger<br>and is||
||now a regular user ofthe leisure centres. He isalso||
||a supporter<br>and season ticket holder at Plymouth||
||Argyle. Having joined the Trust in November<br>2013||
||he hopes to use his financial experience to support||
||the Trust in continuing<br>to deliver high-quality||
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|Re ort|ofthe Trustees|ofthe Trustees|||
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|for the|Year En ed 31March 2022||||
|REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE<br>DETAILS|||||
|Trustees (Continued)|||||
|Valerie|Lee|Valerie brings extensive commercial<br>experience||Appointed 11.11.21|
|||from acareer in a variety offunctions<br>in leading|UK||
|||retail and consumer<br>companies.<br>Valerie studied|||
|||Economics at Warwick University<br>and holds a Post|||
|||Graduate<br>Diploma. Valerie has a deep|||
|||understanding<br>ofconsumer<br>marketing,<br>as well as|||
|||experience<br>in strategic development,<br>business|||
|||transformation<br>and property<br>management.<br>In|||
|||addition to her role as Chair at Circadian Trust she|||
|||works with a number ofother organisations<br>that|||
|||strive to improve the health and well-being oflocal|||
|||communities<br>across the South West.|||
|Stacey|Mead|Stacey is a Chartered<br>Fellow ofthe CIPD and a||Appointed 07.09.21|
|||Director of HR Dept. Bristol and HR Dept. Group|||
|||Trust. Stacey has over 20years ofexperience<br>in|HR||
|||which spans a range ofsectors including<br>public,|||
|||private and charitable,<br>working<br>with organisations|||
|||of all shapes and sizes.|||
|Andrew|Parks|Andrew<br>is Head ofGlobal Consulting<br>at Mayo Clinic||Appointed 11.11.21|
|||and prior to this worked as a management|||
|||consultant<br>in a range ofsectors. He has<br>BScin|||
|||Economics and lnternationalPolitics<br>and an MBA|||
|||from Warwick Business School. Andrew<br>lives locally|||
|||and is a keen Triathlete<br>using Circadian facilities|at||
|||Yate and Bradley Stoke.|||
|Chris Clarke||Chris is an experienced<br>Marketing<br>Manager and|is|Appointed 11.11.21|
|||based in South Gloucestershire<br>and is an avid|||
|||runner,<br>cyclist and swimmer<br>having completed|a||
|||series ofsponsored<br>events. Chris uses Circadian|||
|||facilities to train for his events.|||
|James|Iles|James is a HR Director within the Telecoms sector||Appointed 06.12.21|
|||majoring<br>in Learning &Development<br>with a strong|||
|||focus on Customer Experience<br>and Sales. Having|||
|||seen his children benefit through<br>active|||
|||participation<br>in sport (and learning to swim via the|||
|||Trusts swimming<br>school) James is keen to support|||
|||the Trust's Social Value charitable<br>aims and|||
|||objectives within the local community.<br>He is a|||
|||regular user of Circadian Trust's Longwell Green|||
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|!<br>Swimming<br>Lessons<br>I Group Exercise Classes|||||75,315<br>17,005!|104,961,<br>34,217 !||99,539 <br>34300|!<br> I|121,878<br>45,682|76,581<br>48,477|
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||||Unrestricted|Pension|Restricted|Total funds|Total funds|
||||funds|reserve|funds|||
|||Notes|E|E|E|E|E|
|INCOME AND||||||||
|ENDOWMENTS<br>FROM||||||||
|Donations<br>and grants||2|96,956||201,486|298,442|3,399,795|
|Charitable activities||4||||||
|Leisure activities|||9,009,442|||9,009,442|2,200,165|
|Generated<br>Funds||||||||
|Commercial<br>Trading|||840,176|||840,176|141,117|
|Investment<br>income||3|16|||16|190|
|Total|||9,946,590||201,486|10,148,076|5,741,267|
|EXPENDITURE ON||||||||
|Generated<br>Funds||||||||
|Commercial<br>Trading|||347,271|||347,271|87,774|
|Charitable<br>activities||||||||
|Leisure activities|||9,547,119|281,000|265,984|10,094,103|8,064,728|
|Total|||9,894,390|281,000|265,984|10,441,374|8,152,502|
|NET||||||||
|INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)|||52,200|(281,000)|(64,498)|(293,298)|(2,411,235)|
|Transfers between<br>funds||18||||||
|Other recognised||||||||
|gains/(losses)||||||||
|Actuarial gains/losses|on|||||||
|defined benefit schemes||||1,556,000||1,556,000|(1,125,000)|
|Net movement<br>in funds|||52,200|1,275,000|(64,498)|1,262,702|(3,536,235)|
|RECONCIUATION<br>OF|FUNDS|||||||
|Total funds brought|forward||1,501,568|(7,514,000)|388,405|(5,624,027)|(2,087,792)|
|TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED||||||||
|FORWARD|||1,553,760|(6,239,00D)|323,907|(4,361,3251|(5,624, D27)|





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|Grou<br>Statement ofFinanci<br>At 31March 2022|al Posit|ion|||||
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||||||31.3.22|31.3.21|
|||Unrestricted|Pensron|Restricted|Total funds|Total funds|
|||funds|reserve|funds|||
||Notes|f|f|f|f|f|
|FIXEDASSETS|||||||
|Intangible<br>assets|13|||||1,107|
|Tangible assets|13a|1,465,697||323,907|1,789,604|2,056,537|
|||1,465,697||323,907|1,789,604|2,057,644|
|CURRENT ASSETS|||||||
|Stocks||80,228|||80,228|97,315|
|Debtors|15|428,896|||428,896|1,112,575|
|Cash in hand||2,302,375|||2,302,375|1,032,981|
|||2,811,499|||2,811,499|2,242,871|
|CREDITORS|||||||
|Amounts<br>falling due within|||||||
|one year|16|(1,393,428)|||(1,393,428)|(961,375)|
|NET CURRENT ASSETS||1,418,071|||1418071|1281486|
|TOTAL ASSETS LESS|||||||
|CURRENT UABILlllES||2,883,768||323,907|3,207,675|3,339,140|
|CREDITORS|||||||
|Amounts<br>falling due after|||||||
|more than one year|16|(1,330,000)|||(1,330,000)|(1,449,167)|
|PENSION LIABIUTY|19||(6,239,000)||(6,239,000)|(7,514,000)|
|NET ASSETS/(UABILITIES)|||||||
|FUNDS|||||||
|Unrestricted<br>funds:|||||||
|General fund|||||1,553,768|1,501,568|
|Pension reserve|||||(6,239,000)|(7,514,000)|
||||||(4,685,232)|(6,012,432)|
|Restricted funds|||||323,907|388,405|
|TOTALFUNDS|||||{4,362,3257|25,624,0277|





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|||Unrestricted|Pension|Restricted|Total|Total|
|||funds|reserve|funds|funds|funds|
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|Intangible<br>assets|13|||||1,107|
|Tangible assets|13a|1,421,846||323,907|1,745,753|2,006,079|
|Investments|14|1|||1|1|
|||1,421,847||323,907|1,745,754|2,007,187|
|CURRENT ASSETS|||||||
|Stocks||53,322|||53,322|57,605|
|Debtors|15|656,510|||656,510|1,262,007|
|Cash in hand||2,048,808|||2,048,808|940,026|
|||2,758,640|||2,758,640|2,259,638|
|CREDITORS|||||||
|Amounts<br>falling due within|||||||
|one year|16|(1,319,212)|||(1,319,212)|(951,223)|
|NET CURRENT ASSETS||1,439,428|||1,439,428|1,308,415|
|TOTAL ASSETS LESS|||||||
|CURRENT LIABILITIES||2,861,275||323,907|3,185,182|3,315,602|
|CREDITORS|||||||
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|more than one year|16|(1,330,000)|||(1,330,000)|(1,449,167)|
|PENSION LIABILITY|19||(6,239,000)||(6,239,000)|(7,514,000)|
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|Donations|3,533|143,943|
|Grants|294,909|3,255,852|
||298,442|3,399,795|



|Grants receiv|ed, include|d<br>in the above, are as follows:|||
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|Government|Covid Iob|Retention Scheme|201,486|2,482,249|
|South Gloucestershire||Council|93,423|121,070|
|National<br>Leisure Recovery Fund||||650,000|
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|||31.3.22|31.3.21|
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|||E|E|
|Wages|and salaries|4,110,098|4,218,773|
|Social|security costs|235,027|206,420|
|Other|pension costs|793,849|406,849|
|||5138974|4,832,042|



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|Number of leisure staff||||||138|164|
|Number ofmarketing|staff|||||1|1|
|Number ofsupport staff||||||34|28|
|||||||173|193|
|The number of employees||whose employee|benefits|(excluding|employer|pension costs)|exceeded|
|E60,000was:||||||||
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|||Unrestricted|Pension|Restricted|Total funds|
|||funds|reserve|funds||
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|INCOME AND||||||
|ENDOWMENTS<br>FROM||||||
|Donations<br>and legacies||917,546||2,482,249|3,399,795|
|INCOME AND||||||
|ENDOWMENTS FROM||||||
|Charitable<br>activities||||||
|Leisure activities||2,200,165|||2,200,165|
|Generated<br>Funds||||||
|Commercial<br>Trading||141,117|||141,117|
|Investment<br>income||190|||190|
|Total Income||3,259,018||2,482,249|5,741,267|
|EXPENDITURE ON||||||
|Generated<br>Funds||||||
|Commercial<br>Trading||87,774|||87,774|
|Charitable<br>activities||||||
|Leisure activities||5,336,981|181,000|2,546,747|8,064,728|
|Total Expenditure||5,424,755|181,000|2,546,747|8,152,502|
|NET||||||
|INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)||(2,165,737)|(181,000)|(64,498)|(2,411,235)|
|Other recognised||||||
|gains/(losses)||||||
|Actuarial gains/losses|on|||||
|defined benefit schemes|||(1,125,000)||~2,125 OOO)|
|Net movement<br>in funds||(2,165,737)|(1,306,000)|(64,498)|(3,536,235)|
|RECONCILIATION<br>OF|FUNDS|||||
|Total funds brought|forward|3,667,305|(6,208,000)|452,903|(2,087,792)|
|TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED||||||
|FORWARD||1,501,568|(7,514,000)|388,405|(5,624,027)|





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|The summary<br>f|inanci|al performance|ofthe charity alone is:|||
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|||||31.3.22|31.3.21|
|||||Total funds|Total funds|
|INCOME||||9,545,554|5,624,589|
|Investment<br>income||from subsidiary|company|256,296|44,281|
|Total||||9,801,850|5,668,870|
|EXPENDITURE||||10,094,103|8,064,728|
|NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)||||(292,253)|(2,395,858)|
|Other recognised gains/(losses)||||||
|Actuarial gains/losses||on defined benefit||||
|schemes||||1,556,000|(1,125,000)|
|Net Movement|in funds|||1,263,747|(3,520,858)|
|Total funds brought||forward||(5,647,565)|(2,126,707)|
|TOTAL FUNDS|CARRIED|||||
|FORWARD||||(4,383,818)|(5,641,565)|





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|---|---|---|
||E|E|
|TURNOVER|840,176|141,117|
|Cost ofsales|(418,242)|(71,142)|
|Administrative<br>expenses|(166,699)|(41,261)|
|Interest receivable and similar income|14|190|
|PROFIT ON ORDINARY ACTIVITIES BEFORETAXATION|255,249|28,904|
|PROFIT FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR|255,249|28,904|
||31.3.22|31.3.21|
||E|E|
|FIXEDASSETS|43,851|50,458|
|CURRENT ASSETS|319,887|141,720|
|CURRENT UABILITIES|~3412 4|~168639|
|TOTAL NET ASSETS|22,494|23,539|
|CAPITAL AND RESERVES|||
|Called up share capital|1|1|
|Retained<br>earnings|22,493|23,538|
|SHAREHOLDERS'<br>FUNDS|22,494|23,539|





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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||Called|up|||
||||share||Retained|Total|
||||capital||earnings|equity|
||||E||E|E|
||Balance at 1April 2020||||38,915|38,916|
||Total comprehensive|income|||28,904|28,904|
||Dividends||||(44,281)|(44,281)|
||Balance at 31March|2021||1|23,538|23,539|
||Total comprehensive|income|||255,249|255,249|
||Dividends||||(256,294)|(256,2941|
||Balance at31March|2022||1|22,493|22,494|
|13.|INTANGIBLE FIXEDASSETS||||||
|||||||Computer|
|Group|and Charity|||||software<br>f|
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||At 1April 2021|||||64,498|
||Additions||||||
||At 31March 2022|||||64,498|
||AMORTISATION||||||
||At 1April 2021|||||63,391|
||Charge for year|||||1,107|
||At 31March 2022|||||64,498|
||NET BOOK VALUE||||||
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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|At1April 2021|1,848,027|3,382,210|497,674|5,727,911|
|Additions||145,450|20,214|165,664|
|Disposals||(79,491)|(80,930)|(160,421)|
|At 31March 2022|1840027|3.440,169|436,958|5,733,154|
|DEPRECIATION|||||
|At 1April 2021|1,201,947|1,983,703|485,724|3,671,374|
|Charge for year<br>Eliminated<br>on disposal|234,011|179,898<br>(79,491(|18,688<br> ~00,9301|432,597<br>(160,421(|
|At 31March 2022|1,435,958|2,084,110|423,482|3,943,550|
|BIETBOOK VALUE|||||
|At 31March 2022|412,069|1,364,059|13,476|1,789,604|
|At 31March 2021|646,000|1,398,507|11,950|2,056,537|
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|ii) Charity|to|fittings|Computer||
|COST|property<br>f|f|equipment<br>f|Totals<br>f|
|At 1April 2021|1,848,027|3,046,085|497,674|5,391,786|
|Additions||131,464|20,214|151,678|
|Disposals||(77,910)|(80,930)|(158,840)|
|At 31March 2022|1,848,027|3,099,639|436,958|5,384,624|
|DEPRECIATION|||||
|At 1April 2021|1,201,947|1,698,036|485,724|3,385,707|
|Charge for year|234,011|159,305|18,688|412,004|
|Eliminated<br>on disposal||(77,910)|(80,930)|(158,840)|
|At 31March 2022|1,435,958|1,779,431|423,482|3,638,871|
|NET BOOK VALUE|||||
|At 31March 2022|412,069|1,320,200|13,476|1,745,753|
|At 31March 2021|64600D|1340049|11950|~2000070|
||41||||





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||||Group|Charity|Charity|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||312L22|313.21|312L22|312K21|
|||E|E|E|E|
|Trade debtors||71,301|872,461|33,962|863,406|
|Amounts<br>owed by subsidiary|undertaking|||267,028|158,487|
|Other debtors||2,075||||
|Prepayments||355,520|240,114|355,520|240,114|
|||428,896|1,112,575|656,510|1,262,007|





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|||Group||Charity||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||31.3.22||31.3.21|31.3.22|31.3.21|
||E||f|f|E|
|Trade creditors|183,659||250,614|163,195|249,818|
|Social security and other taxes|83,542||60,136|83,542|57,108|
|Other creditors|91,649||38,749|37,897|32,421|
|Accruals and deferred income|1,034,578||611,876|1,034,578|611,876|
||1,393,420||961,375|1,319,212|951,223|



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|Group and Charity||31.3.22|31.3.21|
|---|---|---|---|
|||f|E|
|Accruals and deferred|income|1,330,000|1,449,167|



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## 

|Group and Charity|31.3.22|31.3.21|
|---|---|---|
||E|E|
|Within one year|526,239|659,844|
|Between one and five years|906,391|1,252,498|
|In more than five years|252,932|332,932|
||1,685,562|2,245,273|





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## 


|Group||||Net|Transfers|Transfers||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||movement<br>in|between|||
||||At 1.4.21|funds|funds||At 31.3.22|
||||E|E||E|E|
|Unrestricted|funds|||||||
|General fund|||1,501,568|52,200|||1,553,768|
|Pension reserve|||(7,514,000)|1,275,000|||(66239,000)|
||||(6,012,432)|1,327,200|||(4,685,232)|
|Restricted funds||||||||
|ESCGrant|||388,405|(64,498)|||323,907|
|TOTAL FUNDS|||(5,624,027)|1,262,702|||(4,361,325)|
|Net movement||in funds, included|in the above are asfollows:|||||
||||incoming|Resources|Gains|and|Movement|
||||resources|expended|losses||in funds|
||||E|E|E||E|
|Unrestricted|funds|||||||
|General fund|||9,946,589|(9,894,389)|||52,200|
|Pension reserve||||(281,000)|1,556,000||1,275,000|
||||9,946,589|(10,175,389)|1,556,000||1,327,200|
|Restricted funds||||||||
|ESCGrant||||(64,498)|||(64,498)|
|Government|Covid Job Retention|||||||
|Scheme|||2111486|~262 486)||||
||||201,486|(265,984)|||(64,498)|
|TOTAL FUNDS|||10,148,075|(10,441,373)|1,556,000||1,262,702|



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## 

## 

|Charity|||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||Net||
||||||movement|At|
|||||At 1.4.21|in funds|31.3.22|
|||||E|E|E|
|Unrestricted||funds|||||
|Generalfund||||1,478,030|53,245|1,531,275|
|Pension reserve||||(7,514,000)|1,275,000|(6,239,000)|
|||||(6,035,970)|1,328,245|(4,707,725)|
|Restricted funds|||||||
|ESCGrant||||388,405|(64,498)|323,907|
|TOTAL FUNDS||||(5,647,5651|1,263,747|(4,383,818(|
|Net movement||in funds, included|in the above are as follows:||||
||||Incoming|Resources|Gains and|Movement|
||||resources|expended|losses|in funds|
||||E|E|E|E|
|Unrestricted|funds||||||
|General fund|||9,600,363|(9,547,119)||53,245|
|Pension reserve||||(281,000)|1,556,000|1,275,000|
||||9,600,363|(9,828,119)|1,556,000|1,328,245|
|Restricted funds|||||||
|ESCGrant||||(64,498)||(64,498)|
|Government|Covid Job Retention||||||
|Scheme|||201,486|(201,486)|||
||||201,486|(265,984)||(64,498)|
|TOTAL FUNDS|||9,801,849|(10,094,103)|1,556,000|1,263,747|





## 

## 

|Comparative|m|ovement<br>in Funds||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Group|||||Net|Transfers||
||||||movement<br>in|between||
|||||At 1.4.20|funds|funds|At31.3.21|
|||||f|f|f|f|
|Unrestricted|funds|||||||
|General fund||||3,667,305|(2,165,737)||1,501,568|
|Pension reserve||||(6,208,000)|(1,306,000)||(7,514,000)|
|||||(2,540,695)|(3,471,737)||(6,012,432)|
|Restricted funds||||||||
|ESCGrant||||452,903|(64,498)||388,405|
|TOTAL FUNDS||||(2,087,792)|(3536.235)||(5624,D27)|
|Net movement||in funds, included|in the above are as follows:|||||
|||||Incoming|Resources|Gains and|Movement|
|||||resources<br>f|expended<br>f|losses<br>f|in funds<br>f|
|Unrestricted|funds|||||||
|General fund||||3,259,018|(5,424,755)||(2,165,737)|
|Pension reserve|||||(181,000)|(1,125,000)|(1,306,000)|
|||||3,259,018|(5,605,755)|(1,125,000)|(3,471,737)|
|Restricted funds||||||||
|ESCGrant|||||(64,498)||(64,498)|
|Government|Covid lob Retention||Scheme|2,482,249|(2,482,249)|||
|TOTAL FUNDS||||5,741,267|(5,152,5D2)|(1.125,DDD)|(3,536,235)|





## 

## 

|Comparative<br>Charity|mo|<br>vement<br>in Funds||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||Net|Transfers||
||||||movement<br>in|between||
|||||At 1.4.20|funds|funds|At 31.3.21|
|||||E|E|E|E|
|Unrestricted|funds|||||||
|General fund||||3,628,390|(2,150,360)||1,478,030|
|Pension reserve||||(6,208,000)|(1,306,000)||(7,514,000)|
|||||(2,579,610)|(3,456,360)||(6,035,970)|
|Restricted funds||||||||
|ESCGrant||||452,903|(64,498)||388,405|
|TOTALFUNDS||||(2,126,7071|(3,520,858)||~5647,565)|
|Net movement||in funds, included|in the above are asfollows:|||||
|||||Incoming|Resources|Gains and|Movement|
|||||resources|expended|losses|in funds|
|||||E|E|E|E|
|Unrestricted|funds|||||||
|General fund||||3,186,621|(5,336,981)||(2,150,360)|
|Pension reserve|||||(181,000)|(1,125,000)|(1,306,000)|
|||||3,186,621|(5,517,981)|(1,125,000)|(3,456,360)|
|Restricted funds||||||||
|ESCGrant|||||(64,498)||(64,498)|
|Government|Covid Job Retention||Scheme|2,482,249|(2,482,249)|||
|TOTALFUNDS||||5,668,870|(8,064,728)|(1,125,000)|(3,520,858)|





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## 

|||Defined benefit|pension|
|---|---|---|---|
|||plans||
|||31.3.22|31,3.21|
|||E|E|
|Current|service cost|450,000|377,000|
|Net interest from net defined benefit asset/liability||161,000|138,000|
|Admin|Expenses|7,000|7,000|
|Curtailments||12,000||
|Less Employer Contributions||(349,000)|(341,000)|
|Past Service Costs||||
|||281,DDD|101,000|
|Actual|return on plan assets|(1,255,000)|(1,010,1100)|



||||||Defined benefit|pension|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||plans||
||||||31.3.22|31.3.21|
||||||E|E|
|Defined|benefit obligation||b/f||19,974,000|16,571,000|
|Current|service cost||||450,000|377,000|
|Contributions<br>by scheme participants|||||77,000|77,000|
|Interest|cost||||438,000|380,000|
|Benefits|paid||||(168,000)|(131,000)|
|Past Service Costs|||||||
|Curtailments|||||12,000||
|Remeasurement||on Experience||(gain) / loss|44,000|(279,000)|
|Remeasurement||on assumptions||(gain) / loss|||
|Actuarial|losses/(gains)||||(621,000)|2,979,000|
|Defined|benefit|obligation|c/f||20,200,D(0|19,924,000|





## 

## 

## 

## 

|Changes<br>in th|e|fair value ofscheme assets|are as follows:|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||Defined benefit|pension|
|||||plans||
|||||31.3.22|31.3.21|
|||||f|f|
|Fair value ofscheme assets b/f||||12,460,000|10,363,000|
|Interest on plan||assets||277,000|242,000|
|Contributions|by employer|||349,000|341,000|
|Contributions|by scheme participants|||77,000|77,000|
|Administration||Expenses||(7,000)|(7,000)|
|Benefits paid||||(168,000)|(131,000)|
|Remeasurement||on plan assets (excluding|interest income)|979,000|1,575,000|
|Fair value ofscheme assets c/f||||13,961,00D|12,46D,DDD|



||||Defined benefit|pension|
|---|---|---|---|---|
||||plans||
||||31.3.22|31.3.21|
||||f|f|
|Remeasurement|on|liability assumptions|(2,535,000)|(2,700,000)|
|Remeasurement|on|plan assets (excluding interest income)|979,000|1,575,000|
||||11ss6,0003|32,323,0303|





## 

## 

## 

||Defined benefit|pension|
|---|---|---|
||plans||
||31.3.22|31.3.21|
||f|f|
|Equities|5,656,000|4,673,000|
|Bonds - Government|1,732,000|1,757,000|
|Bonds - Other|1,048,000|1,059,000|
|Cash|223,00|361,000|
|Property|936,000|897,000|
|Other|4,372,000|3,713,000|
||13,661,DM|11,46D,OOD|



## 

|||31.3.22|31.3.21|
|---|---|---|---|
|Inflation||3.20%|2.7%|
|Rate ofincrease|in pensions|3.30%|2.8%|
|Discount rate of|liabilities|2.80%|2.2%|
|Rate ofincrease|in salaries|2.20%|1 76xo|



## 




## 

## 

|for t|he Year Ended 31Mar|ch|2022|||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|21.|RECONCILIATION|OF|NET|INCOME/(EXPENDITURE)|||TO|NET|CASH|FLOW<br>FROM|OPERATING|
||ACTIVITIES|||||||||||
|||||||||||31.3.22|31.3.21|
|||||||||||6|E|
||Net income/(expenditure)|||forthe reporting||period (as|per|the||||
||statement<br>offinancial||activities)|||||||(293,298)|(2,411,235)|
||Adjustments<br>for:|||||||||||
||Depreciation<br>and amortisation||||charges|||||433,704|544,639|
||Interest received|||||||||(15)|(190)|
||Decrease/(Increase)|in|stocks|||||||17,087|33,315|
||Decrease/(Increase)|in|debtors|||||||683,679|(730,891)|
||Increase/(Decrease)|in|creditors|||||||311,286|482,091|
||Difference between|pension||charge and cash||contributions||||281,000|181,000|
||Net cash used in operating|||activities||||||1,433,443|(1,9D1,271)|
|22.|ANALYSIS OF CHANGES||IN NET||FUNDS|||||||
|||||||||At 1.4.21||Cash flow|At 31.3.22|
|||||||||f||6|E|
||Net cash|||||||||||
||Cash at bank and in|hand|||||1,032,981|||1,269,394|2,302,375|
||Total||||||1,032,981|||1,269,394|2,302,375|




