Registered number: OS58S617
Charfty number.. 1113075
WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
UNAUDITED
TRUSTEES. REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNrfY TRUST
IA company limited by guarantee)
CONTENTS
Page
Roference and admlnistrative dgtails of th• Charilabl? Company. Its Tru$tge5 and
advisèrs
Chairman's stattm•nt
Trust8•s' report
Independent examlnerfs report
statement of flnanGlal actlvltl•s
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Balanc8 $h••t
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Notos to th• financial $tat•m•nts

WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company Itnited by guarante81
REFERENCE ANO ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS OF THE CHARITABLE COMPANY, ITS TRUSTEES AND
ADVISERS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Trustees
Mr R D Stokes. Chair
Mrs S E Angusirawshaw
Mr A BrtYAfn
Mrs P A Dée BEM
Mr J W Dinsdale
Mr P R Jories
Mrs E A Mayer
r R A Reeves
r G M Soul, IFormal ￿p￿SentatIon of W¢rn Town Counclll
rs S Yales Iresignod 23 December 20221
Company règistor¢d
numb•r
05585617
Charlty reglster•d
numb•r
1113075
Registerod office
Wam Town Hall
28-32 High Stroel
Wem
Shropshi
SY4 5DG
CDmp¥ny secretsry
Mrs R A Homor
Mariagem•nt and
Admlnl$tratlv• T•am
Mrs R A Homer. Difactor
Mrs P J King. General Manager
Mrs F Nye, Admiftisirative and Fronl of House (Resigned 7 April 20231
Ms M Churth. Operaltons Assistant I￿poInted Play 2022. Resign8¢J Novernber
20221
Ms L Knight. Fin8neè Officer (Appointtrd October 2Q22. Resi9ned JAnuary 20231
Mrs A Williams. Wem into W(Yk Project Manager IResigned 31 March 2023.
Contract Endl
Ms L Duncan, BBO Pwoject cO￿rdInatC￿ IResigned 31 December 20221
Accountants
WR Partners
Chartered Accountant5
Bclmont House
Shrewsbury Business Park
Shrewsbury
Shrt>P5hirè
SY2 6LG
Bonkers
Bardays
4446 Caslle Slreol
Shrewsbury
Shropshi
SY12BU
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company Imited by guarantee)
CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
The chairman pre5ent5 his statement lor the year.
In what ha5 proved to be another diffi¢ult linancial year for the Charity. w8 have ended the year with d tsmaller
l<J5S tlian originally budgeted. Th15 ib due in part to th8 work ol the mdnagerneTrt staff and volunteers who help
deliver the wide variety of pvenls held at Wem Town Hall. With rising inllation and the Inciea5e cost ol living
2023124 may also prove to bc a challenge.
Tickèt prices. and friends membèrship prices which have been hold for Ihe pasl seven years, werè Increased in
January 2023 due to the rising costs laced by Ihe Charity.
The Calè, which is a subsidiary of the Trtjsl, has had another very good yèar, contribubng to the incorne of the
Charity and th8 popu￿rity of the venue.
After lengthy discu5s*)ns with Wem Town Council, It was decided thal they would take over the running of th8
Thursday outdoor market and we would continue lo run the Thursday Indoor markot when the current
operaiional agreement ends in June 2023. Dis¢ussions were also held wth representatives of Shrop5hire
Council regardifig the feasibility Df using Wem Town Hall lo house Lbe local library.. but uttimately the proposal
was nol pursued further by Shropshire Council.
Slafl recru.'Iment has conlinued lo be problematsc Ihroughout the year wilh the reslgnatlon of both Finance and
Admin Assistants. The finance work 15 cuffepJy bebng completed by the Iwo senior stsll mombers. Recruitrn8nl
ol support staff In the next financial year will b? paramount lo re18asin9 senior stBfl to work on the future
projects apd funding wssibililies lor Ihe Charity's lulure.
In March 2023 the Building Belter Opwiuritygs Pwiect lor wh¢ch thè Chafity provided bespoke one to one
support in confidence building and Iinding employmanl aThJ training. camè to an end. We thank Landau, the
lead partner oiganisation. for their exernplary endeavors in leading itre programme in Shropshire 8nd
Herefordshire. The Meals on Wheels service 15 proving very popular and continuets to attract new Lu¥tom#rs
and the Charity is pleased to provide Ih's service for the community. Vve KEie grateful to receive donation¥
frorn Thc Barber Trust and local firm SciQuip which made Il possible to purcha5c a new oven and equipm8nt lo
help with the provision ol Meals on Wheels.
Naw Improved dementia fr19ndly Signa￿ to Ihe outside and in$id& of the venue. along with Ihg new window
displays, by volunte8rs has 1*gn o real success.
Cmcial financial support continues tts be provided by Wem Town Council in a reducing Sgrvicg Level
AgrÈ8ment, and Shropshire Counryl under a Lease Agreernent. In the forthcoming financial year, we will be
focusing on improving and growng tyjr Business Fnends Schamè to better support the Charity's incomè
g8n&ratlon targets.
The success and popularity ol Wèm Town Hall as a communily venu8 coniinues lo grow through the provision
of a varièd programme of evenls. enlertainment. meetings. and classe5 for the wiole community. None of this
would be possib* without the hard work Ènd dedicabw of the Town Hall slaff and the many volunteer5 who
91Ve UP their lime lo sutwort th8 venue.
John Dinsda
Actifjg Chair of Wem Town Hall Communrty Trust
Date.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNrrY TRUST
IA company limited by guarantee)
TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
The Trustees present Iheir annual report together wlh the financial slalements of the Charitable Company lor
the year 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2023. The Annual reKx)rt sèrves thè purposès of both 3 Tru5tees' report and a
01￿ctOrS. report under company law. The Trustees confirm Ihèl the Annual report and financial statements of
the charitable company comply with the current slatulory requirèmènts, the requirements of the charitabl8
company's governing document and the provisions ol the Staiement ol RecomMer￿&d Practice ISORPI
applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordanc& with the Finantyal Reporting Standard applicable
in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS102116ffedivè 1 January 20191.
Since the Charitsbk Company quallfios as gnall uTrJer seclKJn 382 of the Companies Act 20(￿, the Strategic
report required of medium antj large companies uThJer thè Compani•s Act 2006 (Strat￿1¢ Report and Dir8¢lors'
Report) ReguL8tions 2013 has bee.ry omilled.
The or9anisation Is a Charitabb company limiied by guarantee. incorporated on 6th October 2005 lamenLled by
s￿CIal resolution on 10th Dec&m￿r 20071 and regislereij as a charity on 24¢h February 2006. The company
WO$ O$tablish8d under a Mamorandum which 6slablish85 the objecls arld poweTS of thg charitsblg company,
and it is govèrnéd undar its Articlès of Associalion. The trusl adopted a new sel of Articles of Association more
suitablÈ lor Its current D￿ratIOn which were forrnally adopled on 19ih March 2015 an¢J have been registered
with Companies House 3Thd Thè Charil es Commission Register. On 27th November 2019. a special re501ulion
with amandm8nis to the artle￿$ of associalior was passed and adopteij. This wa5 registered with Companies
House ènd The Charities Commission. In the ovent of the comp¥ny being wound up rnernbers ar8 required to
conlrlbuta an amount noi exceeding £10.
Oblectlves and activi1￿
a. Pollcl•s and obJectSves
Thè Charity's purposes as s¢t out Ir th8 CtJj8ctS CA)nlained In the company's Artic￿$ of Association are to..
provide fa¢ililies for the bentfit of Ihe inhabitarts of the town of Wem and the suryounding area in reLition to111
Ihe athiJn¢emèit ol thè èducali¢)n ol public in the arts Iiil the advancernent of education and training
gen8rally and IIITI recreation or olher bisure tim* ¢x¢upÈbon in interest ol social wèffarè with thè objèct of
improving the conditions of lile lor the public Jl lar9è. To deffver on our purposes and aims WTHCT facilltatès
social enterprlse, community ernpoWeM￿nt ar￿ communlty cohesion through an aC￿sSibl￿, usèr-1ri8ndly, and
high-quali¢y venue and programme. OUT main araas of èclivily comprise of an Inclusive arts progrèmmé whlch
Indudes music, Iheatre. dance. ¢inema. 8xhibilions. and W0￿s￿opS and hiring out our prèmises and servic8S
for meetings, lundr8lSlng èvenirtgs, éxèrcisè dassas and celebrations. amongst othtr recrèation and poisure
In sèttsng obj*ctivas and planniNJ for activilies. the Tntstees havo givan duo consideration to general guidan¢8
published by the Charity Commission relating lo public benefit. induding the guidance 'Public benefit." Tunning a
charity IPB21'.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company limited by guarantee)
TRUSTEES. REPORT ICONTINUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Objectiv•s and attivitie$ Icontinuedl
b. Main activiti•s und•rtak•n to further the Charitable Company's purposes lor the public benefit
How our activitios dgliver public benefit..
ThroLJ9h a partnership programm9 of arts deveh)pment W8m Town Hall enhances the creative capa¢lty ol
Ine widcr rornmunity by prc5cniing a hroad range of arts events for enjoymont and education and providing
opportunities to celebrate and promote local distinctiveness.
We provide facilitie5 trat rK> Qthgr venue can oHer for the inhabiianls ol Wem arnd the surrounding areas,
We hav8 a charging policy which includes a comrnunily ano SerV￿e lo community discounlgd hire ralo 1
make surtr our la¢ilitias aro aflordablè to the public.
Th8 broad oN8r ol leisure activities. many with discounted rates promotes greater incluslon, Improving the
lrfè ol the inhabitants ol Wcrn and the surrounding areas.
Through projects and partnership workiNJ Wem Town Hall prioritisas actsvitias that Pfomota community
wellbeing and cohesion. For the next ysar. lh8 locus will Trmain on k)nalinass and support for families
living With dementia.
c. Volunte•rB
On 3111 March 2023 W•m Town Hall's volunieer l8am numbergd 57 volunieors slaying Ihg same ov8rall
number as the previous financial year. Vobjnteers participate in all areas ol the charity s deliv$ry and wilhoul
their timè and dedicatio• Wem Town Ilall wouhl not ￿ the venue il is today. The 2022123 financial year
markod the first yèar ol the venue being lully opeialional wilh no c105ure perio¢s after the wvid.19 pandèmic
and thè Charity was supported by more than 145 bou￿ volunlewing per week. In pure monetary i¢rms Ine
valu8 ol volunteer support is more Ihar £82.￿0 per year. A volunteer handbook sets out our policies and
procedures. Volunteers aio brieled before each lasl and Ihanked lor their contributions 50 they understand tha
Important part they play In thè success ol the Charily. A volunleer reLruilment fair was held on the 11 Ootober
2022 where more than 20 kxal groups sèeking volunteers We￿ hosted at Werr Town Hall lo showcase their
opportunities. The event was well received by stakoholdcrs and thc Charity will rnakc this an annual event as
part ol its commitment to promoling greater comrnunity resilience arnd coh¢sion, A volunteer social event was
held in December 2022 al which the Irust forrn81ty thanked volunleers loi their support. Social èvents help
volunteers to m68t each other and generaly enjoy their experiences org whith contribulos lo volunteer
retoniion and (he Charity will look Intrcxyuce rnore owjortunities 'or vdunieers to meel and socialis8 oval th
nèxt year.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA Comparty limrtÈd by guarantÈÈl
TRUSTEES. REPORT ICONTINUEDI
FOR THE Y&4R ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Achi•vemonts and performance
Revlew of activitie$
Tho 2022123 Finanaal Year continued to be 8 (*alknginy operating ènvironment for the Charity.
Arts Pro9ramme
T*e Wem Town Hall ams programrne Seeks lo e5tsbh"5h a broad prcgrarnme of high*uality arts artivi1185 and
events Ilhgatre, music, dar￿e, film. satellite broadcasts, visual arts. and crafts exhibitions, etc.) for the benefit
of loca5 peopb and visrtors io Ihe area. 261 Arts Events took plac8 through the financial year, a rnarked
ncrease from 169 èvents delivered in tho 202112022 Iinancial ycar across 10 months of delivery. even
surpassing the total 247 events in lh¢ 201912020 financial year. The number of events however did not lead to
increased turnover. It was only in the las.. 6 months ol the year that we began to see bett8r content b8ing
available, partkularty th8 film programm and covid Pla￿.ng a bss conscKJUS thought on peopkg'5 decision lo
go out. As we began to ¥xperi¢nce Iha benefits of Ihis changé thè cost.ol.living crisis began to tak8 ovor which
se8med lo play a part in tampering audience att8ndanc8.
Highlights ol the Ayts Programm• Includ8d MadlaAcliv8'8 pres8ntaTlon ol 'H￿den Treasures, an evening of
archlve film and live pgrtormance.. Ruth Cockbum's performan￿ of women through the ages in 'Mis5 Nobodies.
and the Valenlintss Casablanca Supper event. The vorsati￿ ga118? space ￿ntInued as a dual calé gallery
spaee and the Alternativè Strands exhibition shohrasirrfj local artists response lo ￿ndscapeS and
environmen181 Impa¢l wos a particular highlight.
Hires
The room hir• dèmand Increased pleasingly in Ihe year and alained 539 hires in the yèar coming closer lo th8
last pre-p8r.demic lèvel 01600 hires seen al the end ol March 2020. Hires cOVe￿d a broad range including
exercise ¢lass88, trainirrfJ. ￿lebr0110ns. parts'es. business meetings and community support 885SIOftS.
Wem into Work Proie¢l
The Charity has been delivering t￿.8 Wem into Work proj.ect sinc8 in 2014. Through the project we provided
bespoke one lo one support to job seeker5 lo Supp￿ them ￿th the 5ki115 and help they needed to find
employment. Collaboraliny wilh the participant5, the key wo¥ker addressed the barriers to finding empltsyment
that the clients were experiencing. Most often support reeded consisted ol help with CV writing, job hunting
supwrt, confiderKe buikying, intcrvicw skills p"aclice & techniques and general & bespoke training. In January
2017. the Charily began delivering th& Inio Work PiL¥8Ct as part ol Building 8•ltèr Opportunili•s Shropshir8
1gBOSI. The funding 5UPPOrted prgje¢ts in Englan(l that la¢kW povgrty and prornoted soc5al Inclusion. BBOS
was funded by the European SoGial Fund and Ihe National Lottery Community Fund and the fvnding period
ended in March 2023. The part time support worker Lisa DuncaTr r851gned in D8cernber 2022 to take up a nEW
perm3pent role elsewhgre and the Project Manager Alison Willarns ended her employment with the Charity on
31É1 March 23 at Ihe end ol the projecl as lh8 funding ceased for thg rote. The tru51ees saw this project as a
valuaNe way of contributing it5 skills to the Ictal economy and helping achieve the Charity's airns of advancing
Irair¢ing and education for the inhabitsnts of Wem. Without fur.ding and redU￿d income from programnie in
general the TrLJStees Could not continue the Wem Into Work programme wthout core funding. BBOS came to
an encl al a time where funding cycles and programmes were shiftt.ng and the partner organisalions who workgd
10gelher on BBO hav8 continued to collaborate under 'Allogelher ShropshÈo' wth a View to responding lo
future funding opportunities ol similar employment support projects.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA cornpany limtted by guarantee)
TRUSTEES. REPORT ICONTINUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 MARCH 2023
Achievements and p•rfomianco Icontlnued
Where Everyone Mallers Proiecl
Funded by the National Lottery Community Fund. W.E.M- Where Everyone Matters is a three-year community
project focusing on loneliness and people Iiwng wilh Demeylia. Due to the covid 19 pandemic and targe18d
b8n8ficiaries being some ol the most vulnerable in the Comrnunity. it was douded to delay the start ol iha
project un*il September 2C121 and will therefore end In August 2024. The project creates opportunities for thosè
living wilh dErnenlia and trneir carers to take part In activities together in a weknming and supportive
environment.
Meals on Wheels Project
Mèals on WheeL5 suppty hot meals on Mondays 8fKI Fridays al a reasonable cost lo those in need within the
ltscal community. In Ihe 22123 financ al year the Charity was grateful lo Th6 BarDer Trust and local firm
SciQuip who granted a request ol lun(Iing towar(Is a heaieil delivery box and thè coordination of tha rnaals
raspaclivgly.
Flnan¢ial rovl•w
Golng concorn
Aftor making appropriate enquiries. the Twstees have a reasonable cxpcc¢ation that thc Chanlabb Cofflp8ny
has ade(iuate re%nurces to continue in oppralir)nal exislpncp for Ihe loreseeable ftjluro. For this roason, they
ontinue lo adopt tho 9Olng conccrn basis in prcparing tho financA slalornents.
b. Flnanclal review
The difficult trading environment alfactad the Chanly s day-t04Jay business throughout the financial year endod
31%1 March 2023. Income achieved was £251.563 1£230.302 at March 20221 and thè expenditure lor thè yaar
increased lo £258.972 1£216.030 al March 20221. The trading Posilion for the year enoed 31 March 2023
resulted in a bss of £1,409. This Is in alignmènt with the Trustèès financial &xpaciallons lor the year base(J on
Ine programme, projecKs and baseline core cost occurring within the yèar.
The loss in the main comès from noi 8chiÉving thè incomè ￿LS from programma and hI￿S thal the Charity
aimed '.0 achieve for Ihe year. number ol events In Ihe programmè did increase signiflcantly bat it was
only towards the end ol the finaTrcig1 year Ihal the Charily experienced h.9her audience figures and increased
revenues from Ihe evenls. Stricl control was kepl over ex￿ndit￿re to rninitnise the k)ss TrLstees could sèe thè
Charity was headiTrJ lor at the end of Ihe year t)ul to maintain Ihe 6 day a wèèk opening ol tha v6nua incurs a
base level ol overheads that cannol be reduced. particularty in:eryrs ol utilities and maintenance costs.
Income during the year came from seryice level agreements hor￿Ured by our partn•rs (Wem Town Council
£20.000, Shroosfire Council £4.000. and £15.000 kase agreernenl including arrear51 and from funded projects
Including Building Beller op￿￿rtLInItl@S 1£57.9831 and The Nabonal Lottery Community Fund, W.E.M Projecl
1£38,8681 and charity own fundraising £3.070.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company limited by guarantee)
TRUSTEES. REPORT ICONTINUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
. Reserves F￿11¢Y
The Trus'.ees have collsid8red the chaws requirement for r95erv9s in light of the main risks to the
organisalion. The 1885e of Vlern Town Hall a full repairing ba58 and due to the high loorfall Incr&asing
amounts ol funding will bo required to rnaint8in the high standard of thg Ixjilding and facilitlgs. In addition.
18vel ol reserves Is required to cover emergency silualions thal may arise from lime to time. The Trustees and
Teèm have worked tirefessly to achieve a level of reserves sel OLrt in 2014 bul now ¢h81 ha5 been ro8ched the
dem8nds on tha building and faolilies are ever groater whilst activily Increases, and il Is now considered Ihat a
mlnSmum level of £100.000 reserves Is necessary. The 7ruste8s rocognise that Increasing c051$ rnake 11 more
ifficurt lo generatè surplus funds towafds thls targét. Hmvèr, th& alm coniinues lo be to leach the requSr8d
level within the rnedium tenr.. Free r¢¥erv¢s on 31 Mar¢h 2023 We￿ £81,2T712022 £88,686).
d. Prlnclpal fundlng
In 2022123 the Chartty'5 primary income stream was the PTOViSilX) ol facilili¢s and servi¢es 141Q/ol followed
closely by the de￿'Very syoJe¢t$1390k -BBO Proiè¢l anu w.E.M Proiectl. S•rvic8 L8v81 agr•8m8nt Income from
Wem Town Council and Shropshire Council has been. and continues lo be. pivotal in demonstrating loGal
support lor the Charily and gaining investh)ent from TrtJ$ts and FourdatKms.
e. Rl$k manapmonl
The Charity trustee5 have given (x)nsidefatiM to the major r15b to which th• charity is axws•d and satisfi#d
Ihemselvos thal systems or procedures are ¢sl8bllsh8d in ordor lo managg those risks.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNrrY TRUST
IA eompany limsted by guarantee)
TRUSTEES. REPORT ICONTINUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Structur•. governance and managernent
a. Constitution
Wem Town Hall Community Trust rs ragtstefed as a charitable o)rnpany limited by guarantèè and was Sel up
by a Trust deed.
The company is conslituted under a Trust deed and is a registered charty number 1113075.
b. Molhods of appointmènt ar èl•ction af Tm$t••s
Th¢ directors of Ihc company as rogisiofod al companies h￿se are also charity tDJsloos for tho purposos of
harlty law. Undèr the raqJir&m&nts of tha Memofandum arbd Articl6s ol Association the directors of the charlty
arg eltrcied lo serve for a period of three years after which they mvst bg re-eleclf)(J al the nexl Annual Geii¢ral
Meeting. Tho dirgctors may appoint a oeison who is willin9 lo act lo ba a director al any point in the ytrar. The
maxlmum number ol di18clois Is ￿9￿0 and rnay Trot be bss Ihan six. All directors givè their tima voluntarlly
nd received no benefits from the charity.
Thg Trusleas have agreed to woth towards a m(*Jel of a Chalr of frusta•s bèing appolnted lor a fv40-year
period supported by a Vlce Chair who will In tum become Ch81r.
c. Pollclgj adopted for tho Ind￿rI10n and tralnlng ol Truslees
M¢$1 Trusle6s are already familiar wth the practical wodK ol the ¢hanty +)aving been encouraged to alt9nd or
vdunleer at public events. New Trustees are ipviled and enC￿ra9¢d to all•nd a sèries ol short tfaining
$8ssions lo lamiliarise themselves the charily and the contexl within which Il oparales. Thase arè ioinuy
led by the Chair of the board and the Oirector ol Wem Towr Hall and ¢ov¥r."
The obligations of Trusteos.
. The main documents wlTich sei oui Ihe oper81ional framework for the charity ineludifig the Memor8ndum and
Articles ol Associal￿)n.
Resourcing and Ihe currenl financial position as set out in the L4tesl published accounts.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company bmited by guarantee)
TRUSTEES. REPORT ICONTINUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
statoment of Tmst•es' r0spon$ibilities
The Trustees (who aro also the dirèctors ol thg Charitabl8 Company Itx the pur￿>Se5 of company 18wI are
r9sponsibl& lor pr8paring the Trustees. reporr and tha finan¢lal sialémènts In accordancè wSlh appliGablg law
and United Kingdom Accounting Standa￿$ (Unilad Kingdom G8nèrally Accèptèd Accounting Practlcèl.
Cornpany law ￿UireS the Trustees to prepare financial stalements for each financial year. Under company
law, the Trustees musl not approve the financial slalemenls Un￿SS they are sat15fied that they give a true and
fair View ol the slate ol affairs ol the Charilable Company and of ils incoming resources and application ol
rèsourcès, includin9 ils income and expenditure, lor Ihat pèricrfj. In preparing these financial statements, thè
Trustèes are raquired to..
select Suliable accounting policies and then appty thom consislenuy..
observe the methods and principle5 of the Charib'es SORP IFRS 1021,.
make judgments and ac￿U￿11￿9 estirn8le5 Ih8t are reasonable and grvdent.,
slate whether applicable UK Ac¢ounling Stsndards (FRS 1021 have been followed, subject to any
malorial dppèrtuos disclosèd and explain8d in the financial sial8m8nls."
prepare the financial statements on the g￿n9 concem ba￿$ Lml&ss It is inaFvropriate lo presume that the
Chanlabk Company will continue In business.
Thé Trustèes ar8 responsible for keeping adequate accounting recoids that are surricient to show and explain
the Charitable Compan16 transaclions and disck)se with reasonabl• accuracy at any tim8 Ihe financial posltion
ol the Charitabk Company and enable tb.om to ensure that th8 financial statements cornply wiln the Companiés
Act 2006. They are also responsible for saleguarding Ihe assets of the Chantable Company and hence for
taklng r8asonable steps lor the prevenllon and delection of frau¢J and other iffegularilies.
Approved by order of Ihe members of the board of Trustees Bnd slgned on Iheir beh8ff by..
Mr.J VV Dan$da￿.
Adtlng Chair ol Trustees
Dale..
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company limlted by guarantee)
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Independent Examln•rfs Report to the Trustees of Wem Town Hall Communlty Trust I'the
Charitable Cornpany'l
reptsrt lo the charity Truste85 ￿ rny examination of Iho acu)unLs of the Charitabb Company for the year
8fKled 31 March 2023.
Rosponsibllities and Basis of Report
As Ihe Trustees ol the Charitable Company land its directors for the purposes ol ¢ompany 18wl you are
responsible lor the preparation ol Ihe accounls in accordance wirh Ihe requirernents of thè Companies Act 2006
I'lhe 2006 Acl'l.
Having satisfied mysell thal the 8C(x)unts ol Ihe Charirablè Company are not requlr8d to ba audltad under Part
16 of the 20C6 Acl and are 811glb16 lor Indapèndent examlnalion. I report in respe¢t ol my èxamination of tha
Charitable Company's accoun15 e8rrie<l (wl undèr secbon 145 01 Ibe Charilie5 Act 2011 I'lhe 2011 A¢l'l. In
c3rrying oul my examination I have Ic41owed the Directions 9iven by the Charity Commlssion under se¢li¢n
14515llbl ol Ihe 2011 Acl.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company limited by guarantee)
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Independent Examlnerf5 Statement
Slncè tha Charltablo Company's gross Income exceeded £250.000 your examiner rnusl be a member of a body
listed in seelion 145 01 the 2011 Acl. I confirm that l am qualified lo undertake Ihe examination because l arn a
rne￿ber of the Assoaalion ol Chartered Certified Accoltntants. wnich is one of the listed bodies.
I hav8 compl8ted my 8xamSnation. I confirm that no mattèfs hava come lo my altèntion in ¢onne¢tion with th8
exarnination giving me cause to b81ieve'.
accounting rècords wèrè noi k6pi In tssp6ct ol the Charitable Company as by section 386 of the
2006 Act.. or
the accounts (Jo not accord wilh thos& records.. or
the accounts do not comply wilh the ac(o¢Jntsng requ1￿MentS of seclion 396 01 the 2006 A¢1 olh&r than
any requiremenl thai the accounts give a'iwe and lairf view which is nol a matter consid&red as part of
an independent exarnin8tion.' or
the accounts havè not been pr8paf8d In accordanc6 with tho rn8thod5 and principle5 01 th8 Statement of
RecornrnerTded Practice lor 8ccountin9 ond raporting by charities laF*plicable to charities preparing their
acc()unis In a¢¢ordan¢o wlh Financial Reporfing Standard aP￿iCable in tho UK and Republic of
Ireland IFRS 10211.
I have no con¢$rns and have ¢om& acn￿5 ncs other mallers in connecty'op with the examinolion lo which
allenlion shoukl be ¢rawn in thls report in order fo enable a prope. understanding ol the accounts lo be
reached.
This report 18 made to the Charitable Comp8ny's Trustees, as a bcxjy, In accordance with Part 4 01 th
Chanties IAcGoursls and Reports) Regulatl¢W5 2￿8. My work has b88n undertakan so that I might sial* to th&
Charitable Company's Trvslees Ihose matl8rs l am required to state lo them In an Independènt examinerfs
rpport and for no other purpose. fo the hJllesl extent permitted by law, I do noi 8ccopI or 8ssume responsibility
lo anyone othef than the Charitablo Company an¢J the Charitable Companys frustees as a body. for my work
or lor this rtrport.
Signed..
Daled: 0511212023
T Lunt
BA FCCA MIRPM
WR Partnws
Chartered Accountants
Bdrnont House
s￿reWsbUry Business Park
Sbrewsbury
SY2 6LG
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNrrY TRUST
(A company limtted by guarantee)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIWTIES IINCORPORATING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTI
FOR THE YEAR ENDEO 31 MARCH 2023
Vnrestrlded
funds
2023
Restrlcted
funfl$
2023
Total
funds
2023
Tolal
funds
2022
Nol
Income from:
Grants. donatlons and kgaci&s
Charilable activities
53,863
95,050
102.fj50
156.513
95.050
164, 778
65,524
Total Income
148.913
302,650
251.563
230,302
Expondlture on:
Charitab18 activities
156.322
102.650
258,972
216,030
Total *xynditur•
156,322
102.650
258.972
216,030
N•t movèmonl In fund8
17.4091
17,4091
14,2T2
R•conclllalion ol lunds..
Total fund5 brtsughl lorw8rd
N81 movernenl in funds
88,687
17,4091
88,687
17,4091
74,475
14,272
Tolal funds carried lorward
81,278
81.278
88.687
The Statement ol Financial Activibc5 includc.s all gains 8nd lossès recognised in the year.
The notes on pages 17 10 27 form part ol Ih8se financial statomgnts.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
{A company limitèd by guarantèè)
REGISTEREO NUMBER- 05585617
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 MARCH 2023
2023
2022
Nole
FIX￿ assets
Investments
10
Current assets
Stocks
Debtors
Cash al bank and In hand
1.247
5,420
114.305
12
16,535
107,057
124,473
120.972
Creditors.. Smo￿1$ fallirYJ dua wilhin on•
yèar
13
{43,1961
(32,286)
Net currellt assets
81,277
88,686
Total ass•ts1•98 curr•nt Ilabllltl?s
81,278
88,687
Total net as89ts
81,278
88.68T
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNtrY TRUST
IA company limited by guararrteel
REGISTERED NUMBER: 05585617
BALANCE SHEET ICONTINUEDI
AS AT 31 MARCH 2023
2023
2022
Note
Charlty lundg
Restricted lund5
Unrestricted lunds
14
14
81278
88,687
Total funds
81.278
88,687
The Gharllabb Company was ents'lled to èxtrmption from audit un¢Jer section 477 01 th¥ Companio5 Act 2006.
The rnernbers have nol requi￿ the company lo oblain an audil for tho year in question In 8¢cord8nce with
section 476 of Companies Act 20Cfj.
The Trustees Acknow*dge their ￿sponsIbl11t1eS lor compfying with Ihe requiremen¢S ol tbe Act 4yilh respect lo
accounting records and preparation ol finanaal statements.
The financial stztemenls have b88n prap8red in accord8nce with the provisions applicabk to entities subj8cI to
the small companies rè9lmo.
The financial slatemenls were approved and aulhorised for Is$uo by the Truslees an¢J sKJned on their behalf by,.
Mr J W Din9da
{G￿￿1r of Trustèè
Dale..
The notés on pages 17 to 27 fom p8rt of these financial statements.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company limited by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Gènèral Informatlon
The organisation is a Chantable Company limiled by guarantee, incorporated on 6th October 2005
(amended by special fesolution on 10th De￿rnber 20071 and registered as a Charity on 24th Febwary
2006_ The Company was eslablished under a Memorandum which establishes the objects and powers ol
Ihe Chantable Company. and il Is govemed uThJer its ArtiC￿S ol AssocAalion. The tfusl adopted a new
sel ol Articles ol Association more suilable lor ils ¢)Jrrenl operalion which were fomially adopted on 19th
March 2015 and have been registe￿ with Companies House antj The Charities Cornmission Regisier.
In the event ol the company being wound up members a￿ required lo contribulc an amount not
8xceeding £10.
The Charily's purposes as $81 out in the objects contsined in the company's Articles of Ass0¢181ion 8r8
to.. provide laulili6s lor the ben&fit ol the inhabitants ol the to￿1 of Wem arnd the surroundlng ar&a in
relats'on to 111 the adv8ncernent of the aducatit)n of the puDlic in the arts lill the advancarnènt of
education and training 9eneralty and Iiiil reC*eat￿n or olhèr Lqisurè time occupation in th8 inièresi ol
social w8lfarè with the object ol improving thé conditsons of lrfe for thè ptsblic at largè.
Accountlng pollcl•s
2.1 Ba81$ ot pr•parati4Jn of financial statom•nt8
The financial slalemonts havo bocn prcparod in acC￿danCe with the CharitO8s SORP IFRS 1021-
Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. Statement ol R¢comr.ended Pr8CtIG8 applicab￿ to chari1188
preparing their accounts In accordance with the Financial Re￿rlIng Standard 8pplicable in the UK
and Republc of Ireland IFRS 1021 leffeclive 1 January 20191, the Financial Reporting Slandard
applicab￿ in Ihe UK and Republic of IreLind IFRS 1021 and the Companies Act 2006.
Wem Town Hall Comrnupity Trusl meets the definilion of a public benefit entity under FRS 102.
Assets and liabil'ties are inilially ￿CogniSed at historical cost or Iransaction valuÈ Un￿5$ otherwise
slated In thè re￿vant accounling pollcy.
2.2 InGom•
All Income is recognised once Ihe chagtat)￿ Company has enliuemenl to Ihe income. il is prOba￿e
that the income wll be received and ihe amounl ol income r￿1vable can be measured rellably.
Grants are includeé in the Slalemenl ol financial aclivities on a receivab18 basis. The balance ol
income recelved for specrfic purposes but nol expended during Ihe period is shown in the relevant
funds on the Ba￿n￿ sheet. Where income Is received in advan￿ of ertitlement ol ￿ Tript. its
recognltson Is defer￿ aThJ included In ueditors as deferred incorne. Wh8re entitlement occurs
before income is received. the incorne is accrued.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company limlted by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Accountlng pollcles (continL¢edl
2.3 Expondltur•
EX￿ndit￿rè Is recognised once there Is a ￿al or conslnjctive obli9abon lo transler economic
benefit to a third pariy, it Is pfoDable that a transfer ol ecoTrorni¢ benefits will be required in
selllÈmenl and Ihe amount ol the obligation can be measured reliably. Expenditure is classified by
activity. Thè costs ol each aciivily are made up ol the lolal ol direcl wsls and shared Gosts,
including support costs Involved In ur.detskin9 ¢ach acli¥ity. Direct costs attributable lo a Single
activity are albcated directly lo Ihal aclivity. Shared Gosis which contribute to more than one activity
and support cost5 which are not aitribuiable 10 a slngle activity a￿ appO￿'0ned between thos8
activitie5 on a basi5 consistent with Ihe use of ￿sources. Central staff costs are albcated on th8
basis of time spent. and depreciation charge5 al￿eated on the portion ol the asset's use.
Expenditure on charitable aclivilies Is incurred on directly undertaking Ihe aclivitSes which lurthor thè
charitab￿ Company's objectives. as well as any associale(J support costs.
All oxpcndilurc is inclusive of IrrecoveTJbl8 VAT.
2.4 Government grants
Government grants are accounted for in the Statement ol Financial Activity upc*n 8nlill8m•nl.
2.5 Investments
Fixed asset inveslments are a form ol financial instrumant and ar8 inrtialty recognis8¢ al th8ir
transactson cost and subsequently measured at fair value at tne 8alance Sheet dale, unkss th8
value cannoi be measure(J reliaDly In wh￿h case il is measuied al cost less impairrnenl, Investment
gains and losses, whether realised or unwlised. are ¢ombinéd and presented as 'GainsllLossesl on
Inveslments. In Ihe Stalemenl of Financial Actsvilies.
2.6 Stocks
Stocks are vakjed at the lower of cost and net realisable value after rnak.ng due allowance lor
abso￿10 arKI slow-moving stocks. Cost Includes all direcl cosls an¢J an apprtspriate proporlion ol
rixèd and vèriablè ovath8ads.
2.7 Debtors
Trade and olher debtor5 are rewnised at Ihe settlemenl amount after any trade discount offered.
Prep3ymenls are valued at Ihe arnouril prepaKI net ol any tratje diswunls due.
2.8 Cash al bank and in hand
Cash al bank and In hand Indudes Gash and short-temi highly liquid iqveslmenls with a short
aturity of three monlfvs or less from the date of acquisition or opening of the deposit or similar
account.
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WEM TOVIN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company limited by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDEO 31 MARCH 2023
Accounting pollci•s leontinu•dl
2.9 LlabllltA¢s Jnd provlslons
Liabilitie5 a￿ recognised ¥then there is an oblg8tion al tho Balance sheet date as a result ol a past
evèni, it is probable that a Iransfer of economic bènèffit will wuired in seltlemenl, and the
arnount ol the sevlement car be estimated reliabty.
Liabilities are recognised al the arnounl thal the Charitable Company anticipates Il will pay lo sellle
the debt or the amount il has received as advanced payments lor the 9oods or 5ervic8S It WU51
provide.
2.10 Flnanclal instrum•nts
The Charitable Company only has finanoal assets and financial liabilities ol a klnd that qualify as
basic financial inslrutnenls. Babic financial Ir.slrumenls are initially retxvjnised al trans8Ction vslua
and subsoqucnlty mea8ur6d at their settk3menl valuo :hc oxceplion of bank loans whth arc
subsoqucnlty measurcd ai amortiscd cost using thc olfectivo Intcrcst mothod.
2.11 Ponslons
The Charitable Company operates a definod contribution pension scheme and the penS￿n chargo
represents the arnounls payable by the Charitable Company lo the fund in rèspect Df th9 year.
2.12 Fund accountlng
General lunds are unrestricted fund5 which are available lor use 81 the discretion ol the Trustees In
Ivrtherance ol the 9eneral o*'eclives of the Charilablè Company and which have nc>t been
designated lor other pur￿?$88.
Restricted lun¢Js are funds which are lo be usgj in accordance wilh specifi¢ restriGlions imposed by
donors or which have been raised by Ihe Charitabk Company lor particular purposes. The costs of
raising and administering such funds are charged against the specific fund. Thè aim and use of
each reslricled fuThJ is set out in the ￿leS to the financial staterneni&
2.13 Redundancy pay
In cases of redundancy, statutory terrns will apply. After serying 2 years and up 10 12 yèars
emplyees are entimed to slatutory notice of 1 weec for each full year W￿e4 or one month'5 pay,
whichever is Ihe greatef.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNtTY TRUST
IA company lirnited by guarants•l
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Incorne from grants, donatlons and legacles
Unr•$lricled Ro$tricled
lunds
funds
2023
2023
Total
funds
2023
Tolal
funL¢s
2022
Donations
Grant5
Govtrrnmenl grants
Similar ineoming resources
3.OYO
17,837
24.000
8.956
3,070
56.525
87,962
8,956
465
34,6T9
128,548
7.088
38,688
63,￿2
53.863
102.850
156.513
164, 778
Tol812022
92.659
72,119
164.778
Government grant in￿)rne indudas funding from The Town Council, Shrupshirtt C¢xJncil, Arts Council
England. tho Coronavirus Joh Rclention Sch•me, Kickslartcr grants. English European Social Fund
IESFI and Business Support granls. The5c Hrc InchJded within Ihe table below.
Grant Incom
2023
2022
Tovm Coundl
ShropshI￿ Council Lease Agreemerl
Shropshire coup.eil Commissioning
Arts Council EngL8nd
Coronavirus Job Relention Scheme
20,000
1S.000
4,000
22,OOQ
4,000
41,582
702
Businoss Support Cjrant
Building Better Opporlunits"¥s
8FI Audience hubs
W.E.M. Dementia Friendty
Meals on Wheels
Other grant income
Kickslarier
16,QOO
41,275
2,655
27,255
2,644
2,125
3,649
57,983
1,137
38.688
1,700
5.979
144,487
163.227
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNrrY TRUST
IA company limited by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
Income from chorltsble oCtlvltle$
Unr•striet•d
funds
2023
Total
fund5
2023
Total
lun(Js
2022
Evcnl and venuc inwrne
82.738
8.826
3,486
82,738
8,826
3,486
54,937
7,419
3, 168
Wem Markel income
Friends and Members. subscriplions
95.050
95.050
65.524
Tol812022
65.524
65,524
Analyils of oxp•nditur• on charitable artivities
Summary by fund lype
unl￿trICt*d Restrict
fund$
funds
2023
2023
Total
2023
Total
20?2
Eveni and venue incc4me
156.322
102.650
258,972
276,030
To£g12022
143,911
72,119
216,030
Analysis of oxpendlture by a¢tlvltle$
Aetivitlès
und¢rtaken
directly
2023
Support
costs
2023
Total
funds
2023
rot81
funds
2022
Evanl and venue income
107.825
151,147
258.972
216,030
Total 2022
78.585
737,445
216.030
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA company limited by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDEO 31 MARCH 2023
Analys5$ of expendlture by actlvltles Icontinuedl
Analysls of dlreci costs
Ev•nt and
venue
in¢ome
Total
funds
2023
Tt>t81
funtls
2022
2023
Staff c0815
Event costs
W.E.M. Dementia Friendly
Meals on Wheels
63.771
27.818
11,098
5.138
63.771
27.818
11.098
5,138
56,351
18.138
4,096
107,825
107,825
78,585
Total 2022
78.585
78.585
Analysls of support costs
Event and
v•nue
Income
2023
Total
funds
2923
Tolal
funds
2022
Staff costs
Facility maintenance
Facility running costs
General expense5
Accountancy and Independant Examination fees
Insuranc8
Consultancy leos
Professional fees
77.942
20.005
43,996
3,868
1,313
4.023
77,942
20,005
43,996
3,868
1,313
4,023
69,807
19.749
39, 150
2, T48
1.475
3. 753
750
13
151.147
151,147
137.445
Total 2022
137.445
137,445
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WEM TOYIN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
{A company limited by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
IndEpendenl examlnerf6 remuneratlon
2023
2Q22
Fee5 payabb lo the Charitablg C¢)mpangs IrKJependent examiner for Ihe
independent exarnination ofthe Charitable Companls annual èccounts
1,300
1,300
Staff costs
2023
2022
Wages and salaries
Social security ¢osts
Conlnlsution lo defined contTibution pension schernes
132,819
5,355
3.539
117.266
4.685
4,207
141,713
1?6, 158
One empbyee was made redundant during Ihe year at Ihe end of a fixed term project. receiving £1,554
in redundancy payment.
The average Durnber of person$ employed by Ihe Chahtsble Company during the year was as fdlows.,
2023
No.
2022
No.
Employees
No empkjyee received remuneration amountsng to more than £60,(YJO in either year.
The tot81 remuneration for the kn¥0 key managemenl personnd amtxjnted to £86,997 durfng the yèar
including gross 5aiqrie5 and employers p8nsion contributions.
Trustees. r•muneratlon and •xp•ns•$
During the y8ar, no TwusteBS Feceived aTry iemuneiab.on or other benefits (2022- £NIL).
During the year ended 31 March 2023. expenses toialling £840 *ere rwrnb¢Jrsed or paid direclly lo 1
Trustee {2Q22 £740 to l Tmsteej. The reimbusements related to o)sts involved with the Dance
programme.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNITY TRUST
IA cornpany limiied by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
10. Flxed ass¢1 Investments
Trade
investments
Cost or valuation
Al 31 March 2023
Net book value
At 31 M8r¢h 2023
At 31 IAarch 2022
Wem's Truty Scrumptious Catering Company Limited (Compaiy number 88849411 is a subsidiary
undertaking ul the Charitdble Comp(Iny. The Charilabk Company hol¢Js 1000/0 ol the shares In tha
8ubsldiary.
W¢rn's Truly S¢fUrnPliOUS Catcriwry Company Limilod made a profil of £805 during the year, 8nd hel
nel assets ot £2,583 al th* yèar end.
11. Stock8
2023
2022
Bar st￿k
881
1,247
12. Debtors
2023
2022
Dua withon onè y•ar
Tradè dèbtors
Amounts owed t)y subsidiary company
Othcr debtors
15,482
539
1,630
3,251
1,053
16.535
5.420
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNrrY TRUST
IA cornpany limited by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
13. Credltor5'. Amounts falllng due wtthlrn one y•aT
2023
2022
Trade creditors
Arnounls owed 10 Subsidiary company
Othèr laxalitsn and social secunty
Pension
Accruals and daferred Income
2,622
113
862
240
562
39,659
31.424
43,196
32,286
1& Stat¢m¢nt of funds
StOt¢mont of funds - currgnt yo•r
Balance at
31 March
2023
Balanco at 1
Aprll 2022
Ineom• ExpendFture
Unr¥strl¢t•d funds
General Funds
88.687
148,913
1156,3221
81,278
R•strictod funds
Klcksl8rt
5,979
S7,983
38,688
15,9791
{57,9831
{38.6881
Wern into Work
W.E.M. Demenlia Friendly
102.650
1102,6501
Total of funds
88,687
251,563
1258,9721
81,278
Restrtct•d funds cornprfis• of:
Kickstart
supporting peO￿e into employment.
Wem into VVork- part of 8uilthNg Better Opportunilies Shropshire. w0vi￿on ol one to one 5UPPOrt lo job
seekers.
W.E.M. Dernentia Friendly- creakn.ng opportunrties for those living with derneniia and their carefs to t8ke
part in aC￿v￿eS together.
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNrrY TRUST
IA company limitad by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FWANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
14. Statement ol funds Icontlnuedl
Statèment of funds - prlor year
Balance 81
37 ￿arch
2022
BalanG8 81
l April 2021
Inavne Exp8nditur8
Unrestr6cted lunds
General Funds- all funds
74.415
158. 183
(143,917)
88,687
R•sirletèd fund8
Kickslart
Wern In',0 Vvork
W.E.M. Dementia Frièndly
3.649
41,215
27,255
(3,649)
(41.215)
{27,255)
72,119
(72. 119)
Total of funds
74,415
230,302
1216,030)
88,687
15. Analysls ot net ass•ts b•hf•¢n funds
Analy$is of nét assèts b8twg•n funds . curr•nt y•ar
Unrestrlcled
funds
2023
Total
furhds
2023
Trade investments
Current assets
Creditors due wtthin one year
124,473
143,1961
124.473
143,1961
Total
81,278
81,278
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WEM TOWN HALL COMMUNifY TRUST
IA company limit4d by guarant••l
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2023
15. Analysls of ngt a$$ets between funds Icontlnuedl
Analysls ol net a$￿ts htwg*n fvhds - prloryèar
Unr8slriGt8
funds
2022
To181
2022
Trade inyeslments
Current a58els
Creditors due within one year
120,9T2
(32,286)
720.972
(32,286)
Tolal
88.687
88,687
16.
Penslon commSlrnent$
The Charity paid pension ¢onlribLrtions of £4,207 duriThJ tho yoaf12021.. £4,092). Al the yoar end there
were coniribulions payabl• ol fnil.
17.
R81ated party transa¢tion$
Wem's Truty Scrurnplious Catcring Company Ltd (Registration number.. 88849411 is a subsidiary of
Wcrn Town Hall Community Trust
During the year Wem's Truly scrumpli￿Js Catering Company paid Wern Town Hall £9,000 12022
£7,086).
Wern Town Hall pai¢J Wem's Truty Scrumpbou8 Caiering Company £7.076 12022 £5,312) durfng the
year.
Al the year 8￿1 there was £113 owed by Wem Town Hall lo Wem's Tnjty Scrumptious Catering
Company 12022-. £1,630 owed to Wem Town Hall by Wem's Truly Scrumptious Catering Company) .
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