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Trustees’ Annual Report for the period

From 1 April 2024 To 31 Mar 2025 Charity name: Elenydd Wilderness Hostels

Charity registration number: 1115946

Objectives and Activities

||Summary ofthe purposes of|sommes[Od
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1.To advance the education ofthe public,|sommes[Od
| Para 1.17
1.To advance the education ofthe public,|| |---|---|---|---|---| ||the charity as set out in its||especially ofyoung people of limited means, in|| ||governing document||conservation, protection, and improvement of|| ||||the environment, by such means as the|| ||||trustees may consider appropriate, including|| ||||the provision of hostels, and other|| ||||accommodation, to enable them to participate|| ||||in educational activities.|| |||||2.Toprovide,orassistinthe provision of,
facilities in the interests of social welfare for|| ||||recreation, or other leisure time occupation, of|| ||||individuals who have the need of such facilities,|| ||||by reason of their youth, age, infirmity,|| ||||disability, financial hardship, or social|| ||||circumstance, with the object of improving|| ||||their conditions of life.|| ||||3. To preserve and protect the health of all,|| ||||especially young people of limited means.|| ||||4. To promote, for the benefit ofthe public, the|| ||||conservation, and protection, and|| ||||improvement ofthe physical, and natural
environment.
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|| ||Summary ofthe main
activities in relation to those|Ae 1.17and|The activities undertaken duringtheyear
include the following:|| ||purposes for the public||1.The provision, and management, oftwo|| ||benefit, in particular, the||hostel accommodation units in the Mid-Wales|| ||activities, projects or
services identified in the
accounts.||Elenydd area oftheCambrian Mountains.
2.The provision ofthisaccommodation at low
cost to all visitors, with reduced rates forthose|| ||||on low income benefit support, young persons,|| ||||including Duke of Edinburgh Award|| ||||participants and students with !D.|| ||||3.That free membership of the Trust is made|| ||||available to all those under 18 years of age.|| ||||4. The encouragement ofvolunteer|| ||||involvement in all aspects ofthe management|| |||||ofElenydd WildernessHostels.
5.The appointment of a volunteer
EnvironmentalOfficer,andthesupportof||

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organisations such as the mid-Wales Red Squirrel Partnership; The West Wales Rivers Trust; bird and wildlife observation; as wellas | off-grid electricity generation at both hostels, | waste recycling management, the provision of and using eco-friendly household cleaning materials. | 6. Promoting the ‘Cambrian mountains Astro[These][activities][benefit][the][public][as] | Trail’,[footpath.] and the Cambrian Way long distant | a whole, irrespective of age, gender, disability, or social circumstance, and especially young . people of limited means. Statement confirming Para 1.18 In planning and carrying out our activities for whether the trustees have = the year we have kept in mind the Charity had regard to the guidance Commission’s Guidance on Public Benefit issued by the Charity during our trustee meetings. Commission on public benefit Additional information (optional) You may choose to include further statements where relevant about: Para 1.38 Policy on grant making . mee ee | | | Para 1.38 Policy on social investment including program related investment Para 1.38 Contribution made by volunteers ~

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Achievements and Performance

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During the financial year ended 31 March 31st
2025 EWH continued to successfully operate
the two hostels of Dolgoch and Ty'n Cornel.
Summary ofthe main


achievements ofthe charity,
identifying the difference the
charityswork hasmade to
the CIPGUMGHARGeS of its
beneficiaries and any wider
benefitstosocietyas a
whole.
Para 1.20 Duringthis period 3 ofthe4 trustee meetings,
were held viaZoom andonewas held at
Dolgoch hostel.TheAGMwas held at a local
hotel inTregaron butwas also ‘virtual’ allowing
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morememberstoattend viaZoom.
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As in previous years, we held a successful
Wardens’ Training Weekend in March 2025, at
whichwe inducted 12 new wardens, 11 of
whom had booked wardening vacancies at one
ofthe hostels by 31 March.
Maintenance work continued to be carried out
largely by volunteers. With regard to more
specialist maintenance work we continue to
seek the services of local contractors wherever
possible.Theworktheyhave undertaken
during the year has included the regular
maintenance ofthe fire alarm, and emergency
lighting systems; fire appliances; the annual gas
safety checks; and drainage work. Chlorination

The Safeguarding policy, Health & Safety
policy, and the Accident and Incident policy
were reviewed and amended by the trustees.

besomedebateamongstthe Trusteesabout
whether such a level ofwhole hostel bookings

opportunitiesforsmaller groups,familiesand
individuals to stay. There were also concerns
raised over the additional workload on
wardens. The Trustees have therefore
implementeda policyofnot allowing multiple
whole hostel bookings without at least one
clear day between them.
Thepurchaseofanadjacentpiece of landfrom
Natural Resources Wales was completed. In
December2024thewindowswerereplacedby

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|||||moderndouble-glazedwindowswhich,whilst
still maintaining the character ofthe hostel,
have considerably improved energy efficiency||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |||||and the elimination of condensation. We||| |||||benefit from permission froma local||| |||||landowner to scavenge forfirewood, which||| |||||helps toreduce ourheatingcosts.|||| |||||We held two work parties at Dolgoch during||| |||||the year. As well as undertaking a series of||| |||||essential maintenance tasks the work parties||| ||°|||enable a wide range ofvolunteers and EWH||,| |||||members to meet and enjoy a social weekend.||| |||||Ty’n Cornel hostel achieved 830 overnights||| |||||during the period. This figure represents a||| |||||slight decrease compared with the 844||| |||||reported the previous year. Bookings for the
shepherd’s hut have been strong, butthis|||| |||||meansthatthe main hostel has been quieter.|||| |||||This was, in part, due to the closure ofthe|||| |||||hostel for around 3 weeks in Autumn 2024 for||| ||
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||||||theconstructionofthenewporch.The
CambrianWaylong-distancepath continuedto
provide a steady stream ofnew visitors.
Thereplacement porch,whichwascompleted
in early 2025, whilst outwardly similar to the||| |||||old one, is much better constructed and||| |||||provides better heat insulation. We have also||| ||||||consideredthe optionofconvertinga small,
free-standing outbuilding, which iscurrently
disused, toenablethe chargingofe-bikes.||
||| |||||We were notified of plans by Tilhill Forestry to||| |||||plant trees on a considerable area of land in||| ||||
||||thevicinityofthehostel.Weobjectedtothe
original proposal and have achieved some
success inamelioratingtheeffectoftheseon
the hostel.|||| |||||We have been made aware of, and made||| |||||objections to, plans to build
a wind farm a||| |||||couple of miles from the hostel, which would||| ||||||haveaserious impact.
Thetracktothehostelremainsacausefor
concern duetothe lackofmaintenance by the
council and the damage frequently caused by||
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|||winter storms and snow and ice. Maintenance
hasbeenreduced bytheclosureoftheroadto
Soar-y-Mynydd beyond the hostel, although||| |||||the track is still used by a wide variety of users.||| |||||However, we are still able to keep the track||| |||||passablethroughouttheyear.|||

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EWH now uses Ceredigion County Council’s
own waste disposal paid-for scheme, under
which we buy waste disposal sacks of different
types for different forms of waste. The price of
the sacks includes the cost of collection and
| disposal of the waste by the Council’s
vehicles. For Ty’n Cornel, a roadside collection
box was built at the agreed collection point.
Due to difficulties with road-side collection at
Dolgoch, collections are now made from the
hostel.
The cost of the new waste collection
| regulations is around £700 for each hostel. |
Additional information (optional)
You may choose to include further statements where relevant about:
| Achievements against Para 1.41
| objectives set
Performance of fundraising
activities against objectives | Para 14
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Investment performance Para 1.41 | i|
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Financial Review

Review ofthe charity's Para 1.21 The financial position at 31 March 2025 was
financial position at the end
ofthe period


out of our own funds.
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Statement explaining the Para 1.22 Elenydd Wilderness Hostels holds reserves of
policy for holding reserves around £450,000 and liquid funds of nearly
stating why they are held £200,000 to meet unforeseen future
circumstances and take advantage of
. opportunities which may arise. Its free reserves
are£194,385. Thatreserve isonlyable tobe
amended with the approval ofthe trustees.
Amount of reserves held Para 1.22 F449 431
reserves
deficit
Explanation ofany Para 1.23 None
uncertainties about the
charitycontinuingasagoing
concern
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Additional information (optional) You may choose to include further statements where relevant about:

The principal source of regular funds is derived
from income generated from the hostel
The charity's principal
sources offunds (including
any fundraising)

Para 1.47
continued operation.
The charity seeks to place its surplus funds to
produce the best financial return within an
Investment policy and
objectives including any
social investment policy
adopted
Para 1.46 acceptable level of risk, via institutions covered
bythe Financial Services Compensation
Scheme (FSCS).
Several potential threats have been identified
at Ty’n Cornel.
; A description ofthe principal
risks facing the charity



might make the area less appealing and
accessible, and might have a
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| | supply, although the Trustees have | | m itigateade, andthese. are making, efforts to build a large wind farm on the hills | 3. Plans have recently been announced to opposite the Ty’n Cornel hostel. The | Trustees are currently liaising with other groups to consider our response. N/A Other {

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Structure, Governance and Management

Description of charity’s
trusts:
Type of governing document Constitution
How is the charity Para 1.25
constituted?
Trustee selection methods Para 1.25 Appointed by the members at itsAnnual
including details of any General Meeting, to serve a three-year term,
constitutional provisions e.g.
election to post orname of
any person orbody entitled
to appoint one ormore
trustees
or, ifappointed during theyear bythe existing
trustees atothertimes, to hold that position
until confirmed atthe nextfollowingAnnual
General Meeting.
.

Additional information (optional)

You may choose to include further statements where relevant about:

Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction Pama 1.2)
andtraining oftrustees
The charity’s organisational
structure and any wider Pasi
network with which the
charityworks
Relationship with any related Para 1.51
parties
Other

Reference and Administrative detaiis

CharityOther namenamethe charity uses | EWHELENYDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS ee Registered charity number 1115946 Charity’s principal address 7, Azalea Close Cyncoed, Cardiff, CF23 7HR

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Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

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Name of trustees holding title to property belonging to the charity

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Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf of others

Description ofthe assets N/A
held in this capacity
Name and objects ofthe N/A
charity on whose behalfthe
assets are held and how this
falls within the custodian
charity's objects
Details ofarrangements for
safe custody and
segregation ofsuch assets
from the charity’s own
assets

Additional information (optional)

Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)

Type of Name Address
adviser

Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)

Exemptions from disclosure

Reason for non-disclosure of key personnel details

Other optional information

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Declarations

The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

by f y
Full name(s) Marilyn Joan Barrack SSBIOaitS sandSETS
Position (eg Secretary, Chairperson Treasurer
Chair, etc)
Date Llane
13/i]2024

*“ELENYDDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025

2025 2025 2024 2024
£ £ a £ ,
Restated Restated
Income from Charitable
Activities
Hostel income (note 1) 29,705 35,923
Membership 2,203 1,801
Legacies 0 5,000
Donations 728 2,758
Gift aid 1,025 408
Interest 7,655 5,971
41,316 51,416
Charitable Expenditure
Hostel repairs and renewals 37,346 5,945
Lighting and heating 2,945 3,541
Cleaning 5,827 4,780
Insurance - hostels 2,019 1,944
Insurance - other 728 700
Telephone 637 579
Postage, stationery and
advertising 2,222 2,261
Commission 1,072 1,374
Meetings 130 259
Depreciation 8,585 8,585
Miscellaneous - hostels 419 989
Miscellaneous - other 617 654
(62,547) (31,611)
(Deficit)/surplus £(21,231) £19,805

All income and expenditure relate to unrestricted funds.

ELENYDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS BALANCE SHEET

AS AT 3157 MARCH 2025

2025 2025 2024 2024
£ £ £ £
Restated Restated
Non-current assets (note 3) 255,046 258,496
Current assets
Debtors (note 4) 3,765 2,806
Cash at bank (note 5) 195,933 219,957
199,698 222,763
Current liabilities (note 6) (5,313) (10,597)
Netcurrent assets 194.385 212,166
£449 431 £470,662
Represented by
Unrestricted members fund b/f 470,662 526,050
Prior yearadjustment 0 (75,193)
470,662 450,857
(Deficit)/surplus for the year (21,231) 28,390
Prior yearadjustment 0 (8,585)
(21,231) 19.805
Unrestrictedmembersfundc/f £449,431 £470,662

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ELENYDDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS YEAR ENDED 315’ MARCH 2025

Note 1: Hostel income

Dolgoch Dolgoch Ty’nCornel Ty’n Cornel
E £ £ £
Income
Overnights 17,190 10,992
Sales 198 224
Electricity 0 481
Telephone 77 18
Compensation — National
Grid an?) 525
17,465 12,240
Expenditure
Hostel repairs and renewals 16,155 21,191
Lighting and heating 468 2,477
Cleaning S017 2,510
Insurance 1,112 907
Advertising and marketing 289 288
Telephone 274 363
Depreciation 2,530 6,055
Miscellaneous 273 145
(24,418) (33,936)
Deficit £(6,953) £(21,696)

ELENYDDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS YEAR ENDED 31S’ MARCH 2025

Note 2: Prior-year adjustment

Buildings have previously not been depreciated. However, FRS 102 requires buildings to be depreciated and, for this purpose, they are assumed to have a useful life of 50 years. The prior year adjustment represents backlog deprecation at 2% p.a. on cost on Dolgoch and the main hostel at Ty’n Cornel and at 5% p.a. on the Shepherd’s Hut at Ty’n Cornel since:

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Dolgoch — April 2007

Ty’n Cornel — April 2012 (main hostel)

— April 2023 (Shepherd’s Hut)

Note 3: Non-current assets

Land Buildings Buildings Buildings Total
Dolgoch Dolgoch Ty’n Cornel Ty’n Cornel
(main hostel) (Shepherd’s Hut)
e E £ £ £
Cost 1 April 2024 0 126,523 157,756 57,995 342,274
Additions in year 9,135 0 ie) 0 3.125
Cost 31 March 2025 £5,135 £126,523 £157,756 £57,995 £347,409
Accumulated depreciation 1 0 0 0 0 0
April 2024
Prior year adjustment (note 2) 43,017 37,861 2,900 83,778
Accumulated depreciation 1 0 43,017 37,861 2,900 83,778
April 2024 - restated
Depreciation for year Q 2,530 3,155 2,900 8,585
Accumulated depreciation 31 £0 £45,547 £41,016 £5,800 £92,363
March 2025
Net book value 31 March £0 £83,506 £119,895 £55,095 £258,496
2024
Net book value 31 March £5,135 £80,976 £116,740 £52,195 £255,046
2025

No depreciation is charged on land.

No apportionment of the original cost of the hostels between land and buildings has been made, because it is not possible to obtain a reliable analysis of the original purchase price and the value of the land is not considered to be significant.

Buildings are depreciated at 2% p.a. (main hostels) and 5% p.a. (Ty’n Cornel Shepherd’s Hut)

ELENYDDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS

YEAR ENDED 315? MARCH 2025

Note 4: Current assets

2025 2024
£ £
Trade receivables 625 425
Interest 505 447
VAT 2,585 0
Prepayments 50 1,934
£0,165 £2,806

Note 5: Cash at bank

2025 2024
£ £
Redwood Bank 85,238 85,238
Clydesdale 0 81,736
Cambridge and Counties Bank 81,223 0
Co-operative Bank - savings 24,241 45,333
Co-operative Bank — current 5,131 7,550
Paypal 100 100
£195,933 £219,957

Note 6: Current liabilities

2025 2024
£ £
Trade payables 565 716
Accruals 423 0
VAT 0 1,158
Deferred income 4,325 8,723
£5,313 £10,597

Signed

Malcolm James (Treasurer)

ELENYDDD MLDERNESS HOSTELS YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025 Examin•rf8 Roport ' I report to the charity trustees on my examination Of the accounts of Elenydd Wddemess Hostels for the y.èar ended 3.18t March 2025. A the charty trustees, you are réspohsible for.the preparafjon of the accounts.in .: accordance with the Charities Act 2011.. I ,report in respect of.my examination of the:accounts carried out Under section 145 of .the Act and, in carrying out my examinatiotl, I have foHowed all the applicable . directions gNen by the Charity comrniss￿n. I havo oompleted my examination and Gonfimi that no material matters have cometo my attention whlah give me cause to beli6v8 that fft any material respect., 1. Accounting rRcor(18 wore nat kept as required by sertion 130 of the Act; and 2. The accounts do not accord with thoserecords. I have no concems and have come across no other matters in contEction with the examination to whith attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper und.erstsnding of. the accounts lo be reached. l am therefore.ofthe opinion that the accounts 9ive a ahd fair yiekv of the. financial perfomance of Elenydd Wildemess Hostèls for the year Ènded 31 March 2025 and of ts financial poslfion at . Hywel Wllltam8 FCA 25 Septeniber 2025

*“ELENYDDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025

2025 2025 2024 2024
£ £ a £ ,
Restated Restated
Income from Charitable
Activities
Hostel income (note 1) 29,705 35,923
Membership 2,203 1,801
Legacies 0 5,000
Donations 728 2,758
Gift aid 1,025 408
Interest 7,655 5,971
41,316 51,416
Charitable Expenditure
Hostel repairs and renewals 37,346 5,945
Lighting and heating 2,945 3,541
Cleaning 5,827 4,780
Insurance - hostels 2,019 1,944
Insurance - other 728 700
Telephone 637 579
Postage, stationery and
advertising 2,222 2,261
Commission 1,072 1,374
Meetings 130 259
Depreciation 8,585 8,585
Miscellaneous - hostels 419 989
Miscellaneous - other 617 654
(62,547) (31,611)
(Deficit)/surplus £(21,231) £19,805

All income and expenditure relate to unrestricted funds.

ELENYDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS BALANCE SHEET

AS AT 3157 MARCH 2025

2025 2025 2024 2024
£ £ £ £
Restated Restated
Non-current assets (note 3) 255,046 258,496
Current assets
Debtors (note 4) 3,765 2,806
Cash at bank (note 5) 195,933 219,957
199,698 222,763
Current liabilities (note 6) (5,313) (10,597)
Netcurrent assets 194.385 212,166
£449 431 £470,662
Represented by
Unrestricted members fund b/f 470,662 526,050
Prior yearadjustment 0 (75,193)
470,662 450,857
(Deficit)/surplus for the year (21,231) 28,390
Prior yearadjustment 0 (8,585)
(21,231) 19.805
Unrestrictedmembersfundc/f £449,431 £470,662

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ELENYDDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS YEAR ENDED 315’ MARCH 2025

Note 1: Hostel income

Dolgoch Dolgoch Ty’nCornel Ty’n Cornel
E £ £ £
Income
Overnights 17,190 10,992
Sales 198 224
Electricity 0 481
Telephone 77 18
Compensation — National
Grid an?) 525
17,465 12,240
Expenditure
Hostel repairs and renewals 16,155 21,191
Lighting and heating 468 2,477
Cleaning S017 2,510
Insurance 1,112 907
Advertising and marketing 289 288
Telephone 274 363
Depreciation 2,530 6,055
Miscellaneous 273 145
(24,418) (33,936)
Deficit £(6,953) £(21,696)

ELENYDDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS YEAR ENDED 31S’ MARCH 2025

Note 2: Prior-year adjustment

Buildings have previously not been depreciated. However, FRS 102 requires buildings to be depreciated and, for this purpose, they are assumed to have a useful life of 50 years. The prior year adjustment represents backlog deprecation at 2% p.a. on cost on Dolgoch and the main hostel at Ty’n Cornel and at 5% p.a. on the Shepherd’s Hut at Ty’n Cornel since:

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Dolgoch — April 2007

Ty’n Cornel — April 2012 (main hostel)

— April 2023 (Shepherd’s Hut)

Note 3: Non-current assets

Land Buildings Buildings Buildings Total
Dolgoch Dolgoch Ty’n Cornel Ty’n Cornel
(main hostel) (Shepherd’s Hut)
e E £ £ £
Cost 1 April 2024 0 126,523 157,756 57,995 342,274
Additions in year 9,135 0 ie) 0 3.125
Cost 31 March 2025 £5,135 £126,523 £157,756 £57,995 £347,409
Accumulated depreciation 1 0 0 0 0 0
April 2024
Prior year adjustment (note 2) 43,017 37,861 2,900 83,778
Accumulated depreciation 1 0 43,017 37,861 2,900 83,778
April 2024 - restated
Depreciation for year Q 2,530 3,155 2,900 8,585
Accumulated depreciation 31 £0 £45,547 £41,016 £5,800 £92,363
March 2025
Net book value 31 March £0 £83,506 £119,895 £55,095 £258,496
2024
Net book value 31 March £5,135 £80,976 £116,740 £52,195 £255,046
2025

No depreciation is charged on land.

No apportionment of the original cost of the hostels between land and buildings has been made, because it is not possible to obtain a reliable analysis of the original purchase price and the value of the land is not considered to be significant.

Buildings are depreciated at 2% p.a. (main hostels) and 5% p.a. (Ty’n Cornel Shepherd’s Hut)

ELENYDDD WILDERNESS HOSTELS

YEAR ENDED 315? MARCH 2025

Note 4: Current assets

2025 2024
£ £
Trade receivables 625 425
Interest 505 447
VAT 2,585 0
Prepayments 50 1,934
£0,165 £2,806

Note 5: Cash at bank

2025 2024
£ £
Redwood Bank 85,238 85,238
Clydesdale 0 81,736
Cambridge and Counties Bank 81,223 0
Co-operative Bank - savings 24,241 45,333
Co-operative Bank — current 5,131 7,550
Paypal 100 100
£195,933 £219,957

Note 6: Current liabilities

2025 2024
£ £
Trade payables 565 716
Accruals 423 0
VAT 0 1,158
Deferred income 4,325 8,723
£5,313 £10,597

Signed

Malcolm James (Treasurer)

ELENYDDD MLDERNESS HOSTELS YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025 Examin•rf8 Roport ' I report to the charity trustees on my examination Of the accounts of Elenydd Wddemess Hostels for the y.èar ended 3.18t March 2025. A the charty trustees, you are réspohsible for.the preparafjon of the accounts.in .: accordance with the Charities Act 2011.. I ,report in respect of.my examination of the:accounts carried out Under section 145 of .the Act and, in carrying out my examinatiotl, I have foHowed all the applicable . directions gNen by the Charity comrniss￿n. I havo oompleted my examination and Gonfimi that no material matters have cometo my attention whlah give me cause to beli6v8 that fft any material respect., 1. Accounting rRcor(18 wore nat kept as required by sertion 130 of the Act; and 2. The accounts do not accord with thoserecords. I have no concems and have come across no other matters in contEction with the examination to whith attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper und.erstsnding of. the accounts lo be reached. l am therefore.ofthe opinion that the accounts 9ive a ahd fair yiekv of the. financial perfomance of Elenydd Wildemess Hostèls for the year Ènded 31 March 2025 and of ts financial poslfion at . Hywel Wllltam8 FCA 25 Septeniber 2025