Charity nurnber. 111635S
Walthamstow and Chingford Almshouse Charity
TTUStoes' report and financlal statsments
for the year endod 31 March 2023

Walthamstsw and chil￿Ord Almshouse Chai
Contents
Page
Trustee5' report
tndependent audftols report on the rma￿la1 slat8m
12-15
statement of financial actlvities
16
Balance Sheet
17
ststementof cash ftows
18
Notes to the finandal Statements
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Wallhamstow and chI￿Af0rd ATmshous¢ Charlty
Reference and admlnistratlve dètals of thè eharity. ils trt*tee8 and advisers
frJrth8 ygar 8nded 31 March 2023
DlreGtots of the Trustse Company Uhe Wallhamstow & Chlngford Almshou¥e Trust•e Compary
Umltedl
A Borkowska (resigned 27 Orlober20221
V Conant
J KeartX%
Rev. J LevAs-AJth¢W lrè5il￿ed 27 Aprl 2
S MacNulty
J J C Moss. Charrn8n
I Moy85. ￿￿e Charman
A J Moore
A Rtch
S &nith P
H Tredoux
P Wiliams
C Mccan
VWheeler{¥piftted 25 Jarw 2tr231
Charfty reglst•r8d number
11163&5
Principal office
M(￿c￿X Hall
Church End
Watthamslow
LMdL
E179RL
Clerk to tho Director5
Independgntauditor
KTeston Reeves LLP
Chartered A(xountdnts
Slalutcry Auditor
Montsgue Place
Quayside
Chatham Maritme
Chatham
Kent
ME44QU
Bankers
The C¢>operati¥e Bank
PO Box 250
Skelrnersdal8
P4g8 1

WaItham#tow and Chingford Ah￿s￿ Chaiity
Reference and admlnlstsative detstts of th• charity, its and advlsers (conthL￿d)
fortho ended 31 MarEh 2023
Sollcltors
Stonè lffig
16 St John's La
London
EC1M4BS
Sollcltors
Hunt & Hunl
22- 26 Eastem Road
R0rnf￿d
RM13LT
Inv8Stmont managots
Investecwealth & trNestr
2 Gresham Streel
London
EC22 7QP
M&G Investments
PO Box 9038
Chelmsford
CM99 2XF
United lQngdom

Walthamstowand Chln9ford Alnthouse Charlty
Trustees. report
lorthe yearended 31 Mar¢h 2023
Th¢ Tn￿leeS present ther annual reptyt togetswilh the aurfrted ffinanoal stat￿nIS of the Charity forthe ye
ended 31 Maidl 2023.
Objectives and activib85
The objects of tho WaMham¥tow and Clingfkwd A[m$￿)￿se Charity are Ihe w0visic￿ and c£obnuing
M￿ntenanCe of thè almshouses for fv be￿fft (rf condthons of ffnancial need, who have been
re5thnt for one year ￿￿thin Waltharnstow or C1￿￿￿[d. or for ffive cThJsecLrtrve years at any time prior to
appointrnenL Reskjue ￿me must be appled fLYlhe rdièf of persons in fftwnck41 need residing within the area
of benefiL
Grant4Nkin9 policles
The objects of the Charity ind￿ tre of p￿SOn$ in (xthn5 of ￿alK￿al need n the area of benefft in
such rnanner 8S the tnBtees see fiL are fo(3Jgng on the rdief of poverty and in respecl to other
gan￿atIOnS workng wilh benefw#3ries in the area of tthefft. to suppori those all6viat8 th& 8ff8cts of
kN)verty or which ha¥e an unparton povety.
The Charity cdL2borates knyth th8 LB Waltham Foresfs LrrA Wpjfare Assislance ILWAI stheme to assist local
pec¥le ¥1 need more effecbw. The LWA undertake finand￿ & assooated checks of ap￿iCantS to the
fund and will make refe￿aL$ to the Chty of laMr￿ and iThJN¥Jua15 ￿nsIdered to iewire further assistsnce
beyond Ihe limited items the LWA is atrje lo wowde. In these cases. the Charity may prowdts additiDnal
household items thai the LWA is unable lo suppty. and ThpwtaDty. seek to prowde support to knGal people wlv)
may not be eligible foT relieffrom thg LWA whtth indudss I￿)se￿1h rec(wrse to wblicfijnds, orwho do not
meet the resdency qv3rtheat￿.
Referrals a￿ also made by the G48. stnglè lThie]85s Charitie5, munul temporary housw seclkjn,
5thools. women and chIkJ￿n retuges and hea￿ and s￿la1 W￿kets. Dwedors may M*l a numb8r of applirAnts
to indepeThknUy assess need. Apr￿￿ may also refWthemse￿5.
Overall wts to In￿MdU* and organ￿t0131ed £106.193 o)rnpared to £45.433 L3St wr. The number of
grant appllcatiolls from indiyiduals and 13￿MIleS irfftased to 99. of these 81 grants tolaifng £rJ,393 wore
award￿ during 2￿￿23. T]wè were Orgarvsthnaj Grants totalw￿ £31800 made overthe year, one smaIl
grant of £407 was made to one organ￿tIOn in 202122.
Ofthe 99 applicatlons recetve¢ tJJkvJ the Jear. 86*we #wa￿ed.
Of the overal grants made to famihes and &ngle teopte tJy)se be￿filIng from new Musehokj goods aTh
fumiture *C￿nt for approxm• 48% of gr8nt expen¢fjture, lkn)r Co￿n95 24% of exPe￿Jitur8 and whité
goods suth as and wasFung 28% ofgrant eXpetr)drtU￿.
Grants to O
The charity ¢onlinues to supwt Chri5ban l(rtthen vhmch ￿ldeS a hot meal everyday ol the sEar ts Ihe
homeles5, and 0th8rs stsuggling to W0￿de f(A)d f￿ themsel￿ a grantof £15.000 was a￿arded.
Bags of Taste wDrk spe(4fic4l￿ ￿ improww thet of tlb)se in po¥etty. Ih058 attending the eA)urse
have 8 £20 budget for focxl each week Bags ofTaste teac￿ them to cook weat f￿d on 8 budget lofless thart
£1 per pjrtbjn). Whilst dc4ng Ihis they have several sÈtondary Out￿mes. signrficant fr￿al savings foT
partiupants on 1heirfoodnak8away brf15: L¥)nI￿rA b￿diTrg: betternutri￿Tr lorfamilies of partiopants; ￿d￿CtiOn
in social isolatin," a strDng volunt￿r￿j strdnd. devew confidencq teadllng sknlls and tèamwo￿ in our
Iunteer& A grant of£SCth was awarded.
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Walthamstowand Chingford Alrnshouse Charity
Tru5tees' report{contlnued)
for the year ended 31 March 2023
Objectives and acdvllles l¢ontinued)
South Grove Primary Sthol serves ￿ area Ihat has of thè hrghe51 of IeTritr￿Y wtrolled gan9
vlolence in the UK. The sthooj a￿ workng and surwhng the ￿n￿]eX needs of som8 8xlr8rndy vulnerable
chIld￿n and famoies. They have ako saen a ded￿￿ the number of extema] Se[W￿ that are awailable and
have experienced shrTh)king L￿￿gets 8Th1 Iht5 at a tirne when ¢*iklren have been negatively affec4￿ by the
impact of the pandemio
The proje¢l wrns to ensure ¢*U[dr￿ in schoc4 have access to the Acad8ThHB Re&fienc* PrDject- AFIP. This
projed has I￿n in¥Ared by the Resikn FTam6work - adapted from ie5eardJ Hart. BfjrKow and Thomas
2017.
The programrne wll supptyt most ￿kn￿able gr￿1p8 of thildreTr to focus on developing aLxdemic resilienee
in a lime when this dearly They wai parents aNI carers and chudren in U)iS Project over ten
sessions with ea(* S￿on Ioujs￿lg on an area Tth reS￿￿￿e can be devdoped. These sessk)ns are held
vwtually and the grant hdp set up a What Makes 3 GOLWJ Leamer envmnment in the househokds of50
children. this e]ernent provmled desks dffidren lo use at Ik)me. The pro￿ has been operdting duting the
aeadernic year ar￿ feÈdbad( from thihlren and Pa￿n￿Orets to date demonstrates project has had a very
positive irnpact on chiIthen. thority Injslees be the s(*oc4 in Juty to see the impa(1 of the project f
th￿SelVeS.
The Drive Food Stan was in￿￿ed by Ic¢al resldents at the startofc￿￿l9. the pr(¥ecl is now fwmlyfcrAJsed on
supporting PÈDrAe * the sharp eTrJ ofthe &)st oflMNJ
The Fc¥yJ Stal takes weekty and has done so Apnl 2020. with Ihe am to FrfowJe asvAde a range of
nutrftious food as Fossible to thc￿e usvjg the ryojecl ir￿rpc￿a1Ing fresh vegetable5 and fruit. staple foods such
as pasta. and wotekn and )AtaTnin rtch items. S￿￿ last May from an average of 40 at that tyme. stsll seNes
approximatety 50 Museh¢)Ids t￿h week. Atwyjl half of these tzk• food for famlies. so the prOj￿t assist around
150 pIu8 people we
AkJng tamflies. users hId￿je peo￿& Mih a history of hcmelessness - s(XM8 of whthn are hostel
thjdlers. Ukrwnian iefugees lumed to the Wl suppcthl in rewt times. Such Is the levd of
need that people start queuing up on Thursdays well before ow crfjening time of 12nth)n. The grant of £2000 has
en8￿ed the staTh to purchase gocrfls at a time ofirfftastng foc#J prw and n(xeased n*1.
Belmont Park speci￿ s(*0￿ in w￿lhaM Forest Caters * full capar￿ty fLY 65 students with Socaal, Emotional,
andlor Mental Heatth issues (SEMHI the school support5 aTHI edLKat85 yLwng r￿e aged btheen 11F18
sYar5 old who require speryabst trrion Imthin a small sdxN)I setting. The thildren *e frequenuy from
Smpovetished trdmilies and are p3rticgJlarty The granl ol £PJJO supports the sthool's Pantry Proiecl
whtch pods fo(yJ and toiletrie5 for thldw and ￿E￿f8M&S in ne•1
Age UK was awarded a grant of £2(Kl for its clu151￿ h￿rn￿r projec* for distrlxltion to iscdated elderfy people
Walthamstow and Ch￿￿ord.

Waltharnstowand Chingford Almshouse ChaThty
Trustees. rnport Icontinuedl
for th8 yearended 31 Ma￿h 2023
lJbleeti¥•s and aelmties leontirjued)
Grant
Ilcatlon Pro¢ess
There a kn￿￿518ge prrKess for chw11t￿ ￿ OTgWySa￿ns to make an appliL%tion fLY a grdnt.
Chanh"eslorganisatiofts are reQ￿ted to pmide a oU￿￿e of thpff adiwlw and what they requwe a grant
for. ThÈ wuine proposal 15 a)ns¥Jered by the Granw Committee, whth* ¢*ades whether a futl submi55iary L
the Chanties applicati.on ftimi shoutd b8 iequested. Before a derA%on is made as to w1￿her or not to award a
grant, drectors usually Msit the Chattylorgarisation befrKe reo)mmendattons to the Grants and
Accommodation Committee are made. (Xwrities and org￿•saI￿1￿S rec￿7￿9 grant a￿ reffjmred to p￿￿de a
vrritt8n report of the use and inipxt ofthe wt after 12 n*Jnth&
Spade Husbandry Alloknents Charlty
The WahhaMst￿¥ and Chiwd thshouse Tnjstee Comparryi5 Iha tru*ee ofthe Spade Husbandry Charity.
Spade aTrJlment Site ￿￿siSts of 120 pk)ts of which 41 are hair pknts and lh8 T8m8inder bewlq ftjll plots. The
cffnmittee have one ofthe haWp]Lrts they&te ther￿ta￿er.
As wih olher sites of waiting Iksts ¥there appropiiate full pkns are now bety¥J spltt haff phjts and
during ￿r there were nfne tenantiès for Spade all of whic* V￿re hajf ph)ts with th8 8xc8plion of on*
plotlhatwas unable to be Sp￿ lito t*
The tsjrrentwthg ltst for V￿qnt pknts at Spade Ls quite snal at onty 33 peoe waitri
Spade has a acth%e and effethe si￿<￿¥r￿n1￿ wlllth a(jiVety￿￿rfks with the all0t￿nI manager b énsure
the SMO￿ running of the Spade HuSba[￿ry a￿ents. The committee encnurages good praclrE gardèning.
QTgaruse5 delveries for the yte a￿j operates a shed for th8 s￿8 of vegd*4es and plant*The committee
collécts site fees forwalerrates and key dep)gts.
The vast maiL*ityofphts are*￿1 marfained wrfh a v￿leW nctsuj￿n letters knring to be sent out.
Unfortunately asbestos cemerrt Was lOw￿j on the site ha¥ing been used as an &tsing rnaterid a plcL the
sheeting was removed and (*sposed of by an rA￿lTarlOr. The site committee be pLgLyng metal
security fenc#ng ￿rtain areas of the bouTrJary. The f¢rKar*J Can be damaged be*YJ (*) Ihe edge of
Epimng Fwest ￿ some ofthe lawtrees WnThng to rn fv ￿3t1)g fences.
d. Public benefft
In selling otiedives and planT￿ng for a￿￿e$. the TnJ5te8s have syven (kje ￿n$KleratI)n to general guidance
published by the Ch￿lty Commisgon ￿ting to b&)effiL irtckthg the wtidarK8.PUbl￿ beTh￿lÈ runnirvJ a
charity <PB21'.
The Directors carefully consKknd the Charity Commission guidance 'Charite¥ and Pllb1￿ BÈnofif with
regard to the prowsion of thshouses and grant maknng. The Dlrectots LY)n5ider Ihal the procedures in pl￿ to
advertsse Mrnshouse vac*noe5 reach as wd8 8 seclk?n of the k)cal o)mmunrty as possible. given the
r8strithons imposed bythe Charity Scheme and the area of benef￿ In additlon lo therti%ing, det&ls olth¢
almshouses we p051ed on the Eldefiy Atsxmm(xfjati(fft Counsel website, a national dalabase of housiyJ for older
peo5rfe. The charity wll also seek noMinatiL￿s from the if its dre¢a applicants have insuffieient pfiority
need for a vacancy. All qualifying appf¥Ations for acLKmmLMlalM)n are &¥ven r2reful ￿nSideratIon and when a
Vdcaw arises thosewth sulfiueni ￿lOrity ￿ vwted to assess thew need5" the 8prA Thnfs siiuation is assessed
in respect of finanaaf and ho￿r￿ need. socad need and as to vthethwthe ap￿1¢antwo￿1d benefit frorn I￿ng in
SUPPOrted h￿sIng. A￿0￿ModatIon 15 offered to those aprI￿ntS vith the greatest need. Almshous
Accornmodation tharges are ai maximum ￿V￿S sei at the LrKxl Hwsng Allowan￿ rate. certain costs are
subskli*l by th8 Charrty. suth as tre support *ment of stheme m*¥ ojsts. water rates and TV ￿￿￿(*$
amongst othets.
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Walthamstow and Chongford Almshous• Charity
Trnst88s' report Icontlnued)
for the year ended 31 March 2023
ObieGIivo5 and athitses Icontlnued)
Strategy Roviow
The charity u% cur￿￿ b)king at a joThit veni[re￿1th a local with a lo devdoping appr0￿MatelY n￿$
newalmslh)use apar￿￿tts In c&)tral Wafthamstsx¥.
A¢hlevements and perforn￿nGe
a. FknanGial rvvrew
Total income ¥ras £1.032.7fj6 oxnpar&l kn £989206 in 20212021 the inttease is lo the wee
aintenance charge annvaj ￿￿eaSe. and an £19.(KX) inuease ￿ investment ￿¢￿)Me. Totsl expenthture is
È898,867 compare the previous year of £707.e64, the is partly due to fvel costs. £32.500 incfease
The ffixed asset investmerts y3lue (Investment woperties and lisied invèstmenlsl has reduced in value from
March 2022, frorn £1&345.SJ7. to Ell784￿ to u￿re￿Ised Ioss85 on investments of£612.237.
b. Revlew of activlues
The last year has seen a gradual rdum b) rAvmalty iThaudvig the socaal events thal have been curtailed since
Mprth 2020. In March 2022 a JoThJ Star￿1￿ mwnberof *aff rebred ané in adthtl￿ to her leaving paty at CA)Ilard
Court almshouse in March we were aso abIe lo r*tr￿ate with a garden paty for al residenis staff and ￿$tee$
in the gJden ol Monoux Aknshouse. we also We￿c￿￿ bac*three tong senriTrJ trusteeswho had retired prior or
during the pandem4 Lwt we had not been ab￿ to cdebTale iheir (yJntrbulK)n to Ihe tharity over years.
the Corgna￿DJs pandemK arKI bckdowns all of us carne to under51and how Ifital it is to be able to
acr£ss green space and bÈ able io enloy what natsjre has to offer us vi place5 where we fv8. ATI of our
almshauses have generous gardens where regdents are awe to safely enjoy outrkors. the wldlrfe and
where still able. the health benefits ol aciNdy gardeTr￿g. Many resK£ents have erfoyed gardening overthe years,
but Tnany have h8d to ease up on whal ￿ ran {*). The Charity nstalW ￿ raised beds at Monoux Nmshouse
a feN years ago, but these were Sh￿ThJ th￿[ year5 so I￿ keen gardeners at the aknshouses u*re dehghled
Wh￿ POI￿rd Thomas Edwards arthtects. ¥vho designed the ￿8rd Win￿￿9 Coby Lodge Mm5house and lfjnd
and Co. who built Cdby L¢Jlge offered Iheir support and on work to Yo￿de residents with an enjoyable
few months induding practical ad*ice on gardening. 1Th￿v¢￿9 how lo (¥)tnFN￿t SULre55tulty. RE5¥JEnt5 were a150
enterlained at lh¢ hhjnoux Arnsh￿ by a garden pthmance of dartt and by local thId￿n. organised
by Pollatd Thornas E(hvards 8T￿ trAttrwed by a c￿et￿Ory One Friday in October an entrsu&asti¢ team
trom Kind and Co. bufiders selto budthng five raised beds in th8 klon0l￿ Amshouse Garden, the gang Worked
tirele551y (k)ing a lanlath j(kn and ￿MpIetr5 it Ihe day. di$m￿Ving and disp)sing of the old
raL%ed beds. fdlng the new ￿￿th Sdl. The ra￿ed beds received Iheir ckntening. the next day when herbs,
flowers and shrub5 were planted ar￿ a pty took place fLY all tIK)se irN0￿d in the pro1￿t. both days saw fine
weather wfuth was a Lx)nus. All ofus at the Charity extend our grati￿de and thank5 to PoJ181d Thoma5 EdwaftJ$
and Kind 2nd Co. fortheir generous donalions of ￿TrdS. ltyne person powwto rvake tt)ts posslAe.
Comments from some of the r¢sidents Included: We jusl the rwsed beds and tt)e amazirvJ S￿"11S.
4N)licatL￿ and graft of the men the ratsed beds from scrtth was trjty amali￿. Their attitud4 hllmour
and finl$h was £￿tstan(￿ng1l.
'The celebrabcm) the next was long the th Rdl ￿ wwjg.. -
Very pleased raised beds. no more teThlirwJ to Flantit￿eTsI and Ihey tookgorAI. the steepers used will last
foryaars"
h& raised have hew due to Iheirheight and ncrt ben¢fjry wll realy help.
A lo￿ Charity CREST &￿tinueS to use the garden ro(•n at Coll)y L(ty for t%w days eath week to prowlde a
day Servi￿ far local eld￿ peLyAe. Ihe a(X￿blTty standards al Coty Lodgè makes the venue an ided setting
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Walthamstow and Chingford Alm5hou5e Charity
Trustees, report{¢ontinuedi
for the yearended 31 Marth 2023
Achiovernents and perfornpance Icontlnuedl
The￿ were wacanaes overthe ojvrse ofthe JEar as at May2023. al have been oowried apart kn three
that have been allocattd to residents. wdthng tor wY>rks to fin￿ and re%dents lo move n. Flats teTrl lo be
occupied by our re*dents f(* many yeats (wuenty the CharTty usually carries out quile extensfve
refurbishment on voids indLhYing redecorthn5 a￿j I￿￿)r Ly)verr￿S. Increasvbyy as the properties ag?.
new kitchens and bathrooms may be ffitt&J. akng heabry and hot water Rnprovern8nl& Th8 void h58 of
inc￿ne for Ihe yearwas 3.5%. Th8 reC￿MM￿￿ minimum h)ss wovlsion 15 5%, the rnaximurn 75 12.5fk.
On a sad note. Trustees mark thè %Bry sad Ic￿5 of a Irfflg Se￿iT￿j memtw of staff. Blrgit Hubsclwlokwl the
djarity ui 2006 as Ihe Alkntsllent Manaw. Lqlw also takrwJ on the rde of Grants aTrJ Adminithilw Offic4r. Biigt
pa8sed away on 18th June 2022. arwj be miwd by evewE a5¥￿idted Mth Ihe tharty.
Flxed assels
The mo￿entS in trng￿e fixe¢J a55ets Ihe )Ear are Set (yjt n nole 11 to the tsroal stalements. The
Trustee believes Ihat the ftyed asset Atrnshlytse properties are wcth ¢£￿s￿lerablY ￿ excess of the net book
value disdosed in Ihese accounts: hw•er. it is unable lo quaitity 1he excess with¢Krt In￿riT￿J signsfiG9nt
unneEe5sary professronJ v4uation fee&
d. Inv85tsnent pollcy and perforn¢o
Llsted Sn¥estments
The Charity CommissKJn Scheme regulating 1hè Charity pr￿￿5 no restibons cn the DtrectOTg powerto invest.
The objecbves of the Charitls In¥estrllent Pofw are lo ens￿ the creatk)n of sufficient In￿Me and cApital
growth to enable the Chwity to Carry its pwposes ￿ by year. whh due th Fmper cortsideration for futu
needs and th8 Maintenan￿ of an￿ rf posyNe. enhar￿u￿eTrt of the vdue of the irwested funds. The policy is
reviewed annually.
As at 31 Marth 21123. InvesteG Wealth and Inveslrnent Limited manage apprn￿rnat&ty WA ofthe Charws total
investment portfoS0 on a dksl￿[￿ary ba515. The dredors wecaxle In￿StmeT￿ in compantes invow in Imxne
)Ile¢ted ￿eth.. dwectcffs consKJersLth in¥ethents to be in COnfl￿t with thè Ch&iils objerawe of rellef n need.
No initial investment sh)uld exceed 7.5% of Ihe tL*al Yalue ofthe tund5 ￿managernent. Trustees, objectwes
are to seek a bala￿ed relum from incclne aYKI c*pttal moderate risk parameters. The
romiance of eath asset dass wll be mea5LTht aganst ielevant market indKe& The overall perf0rn￿nrA￿ is
CQTnpared to ? bespoke benr*JnTrrk based ￿ the mid1￿( ofe•* asset das& Measured agaN5t the underfwng
indices foreach asset dass.
Of The olher 50% fA the Charl￿. the maiffj was yNe*ed the M&G Charity Muttl.Assel Fund.
whkh repL8ced the Nati(￿al AssocAton tsf Almsh(MJse8 Investmeni F￿d IWICIF) in Novernber
2019.
Tha 12 months to the end of MarGh 2023 was a tough L¥]e tr rnarkets Interest rates in the UK rising from
0.75% to 4.25%. r8tes were ratsed in order to try and ¢wb infial[c￿ vthlch itseK rose by just over 1(Fh over Ihis
period. Bond markets rea(Xed nega1ively to tr*)th Ihe h￿hler￿j itrfai¥)n and the hwJher nterest rateswith the UK
Government boThY index (Ff All Slocksl prod￿ng 8 tolaI retum of_16.3%. Whikt parts Oft￿ marftei s￿h a5 LNI
stocks p8rformed wdl. property was parbuJi2ty %4eak. rel￿nIN￿-14.pA. GrLF￿h stod(s sullered as the raie at
which their fvluie eash fltrws w8re brought bad( lo lcrfta￿S Va￿e$ suffwEd frown using a higher disC￿t ratè.
r8sulbro kn weak retums in LwJlh UK8TrJ Q¥er¥ea¥ equibe&
Against this backgnMWLd the of ihe fel lo £6.IJ80.526 which represented a gross relurn of 4.20A (-
4.6% net) over the financial year ¢LYnpared ￿ a rthm of-2ffj% from the bend)mart(. Th8 peer group net
returns for t￿$ period was 4.0% for thè average (*arity n the ARC Sleady GrovAh UnNerse and 4.5PA lor the
ARC aV8r￿ haIanced charity. The L3L* of kng dated b(￿￿5 helped protect the fund frorn the Sharp falls in the
bond market bJt 8 ligh weighting n property grovrth ￿*S meant that the fund suff8red in 8 similar
manner to 0lF*r chariti8s that adopted a defensr¥e as ex*nph"r￿d by the movement in the ARC
Balanced Charityinde

Walthamstowand Chrngford Alrnshouse Clwlty
TnBtees' report{conUnuedy
forthe yoar ended 31 Alar¢h X123
Acb5gvemerrts and perf0m￿nCe Icontln
The M&G Portfdio had a sxythe r81um oftKg% ¢Ympwed lo the benrtharf( of.1.8%.
Directors, undertake an annual revivw of lrNesln￿nts and monitor quaierly al Finar￿ and General Purp05e$
Committee and Board meetligs. consid￿n9 the temi Perf￿n￿ of both portfolKts in conjwK￿(￿ wilh
shorter tem) perf(¥￿Tr￿, Diredors are o¥erdll sali5f￿dw1h the p8rfLYrnan
Investment Propertles
Investment properlies wwe rwdlu8d ￿ J￿Y 2022. by Sawlb {Chartwl Surwrs) of London on an open
market vdue f0rex￿1ng use ba515. the total Wdbje tsfthe proFerties £2.49100
Flnan¢lal revlew
a. Golng ¢on¢em
After makiw arvopriate enquiries, the Trustees ha¥E a reasonthe expectsuon that the Charity has adequat
resdureas to c£￿tinUe in wtional e￿￿er￿e for Ihe fr*eseeabte fuiwe. F￿thiS reason. they continue to adopt
the going cOn￿M basis in preParr￿ the finanrid slatwrtents. Fwther detaos regarding the adopiton of the going
concem basis ean be found in the accwititu polaes.
b. Resems policy
ThÈ TnJstee ha5 rriewwj Ihe t8senRs 8fMI has C￿mIe￿ that free reser¥e$ of £900.000 should be
retalned. which e¢JMtes to apwoximatety one years income.
Risk management
The dirertors have assessed the mai¢y rth to whth the ¢))*ity ts tsXPDsèd. in parti(xJlar thos8 ielat8d to th8
operdbons and finances of the Chwity and are salisfied Ihat systems and wocvju￿s are in place to mthgate
expJ5ure to the major rt5ks. The Charws Sen￿ slaff repc*t threcty to a rele￿t cA)mmittee cw to the Chairand
Chaty of the Board and to the of the Finan￿ and General Firposes Committee on risk management
issues as appropriate. FL￿ exampk safeguarding *J)nCe￿￿ in Tespecl of residents 8r8 Ter#)rted to the Grants and
Acc4mmodat*)n CLynftittee as a mattwofcoutse, a￿Trg Tmth the detsl of actron taken. The c￿rnIttee structure
U￿Matety infom)s the board of risk arisllvJ and mituatiLYL measures. DirerAorsifwstÈes ale supportive of all
employees and staff are encouraged to be open atKI about W￿lemS and error5 $0 that In￿dents can I
dean with promptfy with the ain of mrIM￿1￿j any ￿te￿ial to (MJr benefficiarie& tha Charity. its stsff
and diredor￿￿e&
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Walthamstow and Chlngfonl Alnshouse Ckn￿ty
Trustees. report {CDnVnuedl
forth¢ yoar ¢ndgd 31 Ma￿h 2023
Structuft. govemaneè and management
& Constitutlon and govtrnance
Walthanstow ch￿￿10rd Arnsho￿e Cjjarity is a wsteral Chty. rrtjmber 1116355. aThJ ts ¢￿thted
dera MemtyaThYum ofAssociation.
Thè Charity is an amalgam o( many%*ait*s. the fftsl i*ing endcA¥ed by Sr George Monaux upcfi the purthase
of Lqnd from Ihe Cr￿￿nt of the FkntyTrinty Pr¥Ny In Ahtyt&, LorKlon. in 1527. building thiteen almshouses,
a 5choDI 8nd a feast room. In 1895 the numwtyJs charifies were regulated by a Stheme of the Charity
ComThi5sion and were cdlecw the Wahhamstow Paroclual Charities. There followed four varwng
Schemes of the Chanly Cornmission and ￿ 1957 a Commission Scheme govemed the Ihitty-three
charities uThJer t￿e of The Walthanstthv AJmshrAJse Generat Charitses. In June 2006 a sthe￿￿ was
ordered io govefft an ￿ (*atitie5 and arnagarnate the thngford A￿s￿￿Se Charibes Kvth the Wathamst
ChariJes Wmjerthe pre8eTht-daytilk of th&watha￿st1￿ arKI (Jungforé Almshouse Charity.
A lirnited company. the Watthamstow and Chkn9ford Aknshcwjse Trust8e CompaTry Wds inwrrK>rated on 18th
septemb￿ 20D7 appainted ty a Charty COmmi￿n Stheme of 28th September 2007 to administer Ih8
Ch&ity. Tr directats oflht campanyr￿[l8e1he bD¥d leads the aTKI sets th8 L**ls strategy.
The Charity TTUStee Is sole shareholder of th8 Watlhamsknv Ajmshwse Devekkment Company Ltd. The
Development Company VAS e5tabb5hed to undertake the devekjpment of 20 new almshouses at the srte
uwed by the c￿Ti￿N)20111c The E17. tompleted in Marth 2018 and knu•m as Coby Lodge.
ethods of appoinlment orele¢tlon of Th￿tee5
managwnent ofthe Chardy is the ￿$pOn&t1￿Y ofthe nominated and c&oWed under the
term5 of the Attides of AsscK4akn. The FIna￿e and <￿erat PLWFttes Committee takes lh8 lead on
reGnJitrnent of Diredots.
Polleles adoptèd forthe induclion and tralnlng of Trustees
New Dlredcts are provided with a ofthe latest set of W￿rted attourrt4 the Seheme5 dated 14th June 2rJ)6
and 28th Seplernber 2007. the MemorandLTh and Artides of Asstyiatron of the Trust88 Compary. the latest
minutes of meetings. a brief h￿tory of Ihe Charity. the Charws L*>)k Vhe WalU)amstow Clwritses. and tht
Charity Commisswms PubALYtr￿.The Es5enlial Trustee.. The D￿eCIor wll be offered a Subscripts'c￿ to relevant
publiGqtions and Trustee training and seminat5. The Cterk to the Dwectors meel with the new t*"recior
règarding fin8n¢es induding uwestments. almthustt management a￿1 grant mthng. The Directorwlli be given
a tour of the almsh)uses and a number of In￿￿t piowbes. The rw Direraor may attend one cr
CoTnmittee I￿tingS as a guest tefcrfe deu.ding c£¥n￿(s) to SeTV8 ofL
Di18ctors' meetings are hdd quarteTty. Ihe board is yjpported by fN8 aL*v8 corn￿￿[[ee5, whith meet regulaty.
The Committees are..
Finan¢e Gewal Purp05es' ccfflrrittee. whose resp￿￿1 Ilities inc￿e Kry)aring and monitthg
annual b￿et$. reoJMmer￿lllg PaYawa￿ and weektymainlenanr£ charge
Grants and AccomwnLxJatiLY4 whith deals Y￿[h granl hcwwj aF￿¢4IB)n*
Per50nnd. wlllc* deals wilh Staffi￿ matters polw and pr(xxdure. remuneralK)Tr and
dÉc¥4inaryand griwdnce matters
DevelopmenL whth prc•3resses Akn5h￿ dewkjpment and refvrtqshmenl pl￿e￿$.
Allotmen( which deak ￿1th matters pertaining to the Ch*itys f￿ral￿t￿ent ts.

Walthamstow and Chingford Almshous• Charity
Trnstees. r•port IcontillLtedl
forthe year ended 31 ￿?￿h 2023
StruGtur8* governance and m8nag*r*rt{conlinuedl
d. Pay poll¢yfork•y mallagen￿t personnel
In 2022 tlirectors appinted a HLman Resources tsjnsuiianl to undertake salary benclmarknng researth for
senior staff employed ty the Charity. The Clétks S￿ary r8cently Twnaved and affjustrnenl aprKov8d by
the Board in April 2023. Furuwwcrfk Is beivj th￿ertaken resped ofothersraff.
Plans forfutsre periods
mshouses
Diredors seek out opportunilie5 to ac4uire or de￿ ad￿lt￿Inal alrnsho￿. il is in Ihe tharitys best
Interests for rt to b8 a￿8 to affordabIe it5 ¢wn inveslment land as thi8 dim¢n8tes the very
expensive Fand costs ￿ thk% part of LLmdL*J. H(￿eVer olher opportunths w]1 be explDred, such as acquiring a
develDpmÈnt sile or Ill￿n9 up with a third bas￿ The tharity 15 curtenuy in dt5cussions wlh
a lo¢￿ (*urc* and dIreCt￿S are OFththclhat a sm811 devel• of 9 almsholtse apartments be
The communal heating 5yslem at the Rkygers ￿n￿h¢)USe has asses*J for ￿placement as it is obsolete. It
is planned that commun￿ gas boaérs be ￿sE*d Ibefore the AuhJrnTh. it was h)ped that this work would be
completed before the wnter of 2022. hThve%Er this was found to be parWLqrfy ts)stly and with other drawback$
thin the desvJn as the re4U*ern￿t for a 5truL#ure to h(MJse the b(lllers out%dÈ whith would require
tAanning pemyssoTh, so the design was ievi5ited aTrJ after consumation whh residents the new boilers wil now be
sited within communal crfee rwm. this has hdFed bring down Ihe w5t ofihe Inst￿laIK)n WU b8 in the
region of£110.0(KJ to decAmnwh)n Ihe old syslem, and instal plant and Ixpework.
It Is planned that Sir Mon¢M￿ AlmslKJuse ￿ have the flat do￿$ replaced to ensure they kyovide the
necessary 30 mniute fire resistan￿. Improvernent wort8 have been undu*en to these dooTS iry the past to
engjre their fie resistance a5 Ihe knJl(fjng is Gra* 11 b*d. d￿￿$10￿ are lthng p*e with the local
conseNation oifw.
Granknaking
The tharity is seeing increased ntThter5 of appkations from Mdmdu￿S and farn11￿. this is to be expect8d
gfven the cost of (xisi5 Wth Ihe incx88se in food and fuel The￿ are also a large number of new
hoLtsing developments Y4ithThi W&lhamstlW4 and Chujgtord. a go￿ pro[￿￿￿(￿ oflhese wol ￿ affordab￿ housing
to rent end in¢reasing numbers of grant applcatKJns are artripated as a result of thi5.
Directors have Committ￿ to in¢Jease the iwlldgetft* grants to indThridualslfaml￿s and Organisatior￿ to £150.000
for the ¢))miry year, an h￿￿se of £70,000 Ihe ptewjs star5. arwyA bw, have been held at
£eo,c(KJ for ￿eral 5Ears.
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Walthamstow and Chlngford Almshouse Chaity
Trustees. rèport (continued)
for the yearended 31 March 2023
statem8nt Df Tn￿te85. rqsponsibuilles
The Tru5tee5 are re5ponEAble for preparirvJ the Trustees. report and the ffinanaal staternents in a￿¢[dar￿ wrfh
applicable l&v and Unfted lfjngdom Ats*uNiNJ StarKlards (Uni18d kngdcffi Generdlty A￿p18d Al￿o￿￿ting
The Lw arplKabte to thwitses In Engknd & Wales req￿￿ the Trustees to $yepa￿ financlal statements for
each financial which give a true and far view of the stste of affwrs of the Charity and of its incoming resources
and appJirAtion of res(xr¢*s. indudiro its in)me and eypendftJJe. for that ￿riod. In p￿parIng these financial
statement& Tfttst￿ ar& reffjrrired to:
se￿t suitaile accounting ￿[￿85 atKI then 8r¥tythwn rU￿stentr￿.
obsenB the methDds and rAinriples Of￿ Chwities SORP (FRS 1021:
makE judgetnerrts arwj a(￿l￿ling e5timate5 Ihat ¥e reasonabl8 and pmdent.,
s181e whether 8ppIKable UK A￿l￿nting Starndards (FRS 1021 ha¥e been folowed. suLled to any material
departures dB(&)sed and explah)ed in Ihe fr￿[K￿￿ statements..
PTepare the finan¢ial #aternerts (m Ihe g(#ng tyjncem bags unkss it is inappropriate to wesurne that th8
Charitywll o)nbnue kn bjs￿)8$%
The Tnjstees are respon&tle for keeFing *quate &>xxmting reeoTds that are sUffi￿e1rt to shN and 8Wain
the Charitws transactions and thsdose with reasonab￿ accurw at any time the financlal posttion oflh8 Charity
and enable them to ensure thal the finart&￿ stalements c(¥nply with the chariti.es Act 2011. the Ch8rty
(Accounts and Reports) Regulations aThJ the pr￿(￿$ of MeTnoranthJm of Asso(xation. They are 8150
responsible for safeguar(ting Ihe assets of the Charity for tslong reasot)able st4)s for the prevention
and detedion of fraLKI and ots llTeguLaTthe&
Dknlosure of Infommtion to auditor
Each ofthe persons wkj are TDJstees at the timeth4)en thi5 TTUStee< rwi is aFy0￿1 has ￿nfiFThed that
so far as that Twstee is avare, there Is rn relwdnt au¢th infoTmatiL¥L of which the rJwTiWs aLKEtor is
unaware, aThJ
Ihal Trustee has taken aTh Ihe steps that ￿ht lo have laken as a Trustee in order to be aware of
any relevant aLklit and to e5tab15h Ihat Ihe thariws auditrw 15 awdre of Ihat infoThDalion.
AuditDr
The I(￿St0￿ R8ev85 LLP. ha5 ifKkated his VAr￿￿S to CA)nlnue in The despJnated Twstees
WI￿ Propose a motion reapwinting th8 aKfiILYat8 rrwtujg of Ihe Truslee5.
Approved
of the membas otlhe lN)a￿ ofTrustees and sb3nèd on th*r beha￿b￿.
of Truste¢s
of
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Walthamstow and Chhiyford Al￿￿0￿se Charity
Independent audltovs report to the knb*5 ofWa1than￿dnd Chlngford Almshousè Charity
Opinion
We h8ve audli ed the fin8nd￿ stalements of Walhanstcw and GNnyford Aknshouse Chaity Ohe 'thanW) for
the year ended 31 Marth 2023 whtth cOmp￿e IhÈ ststement of ffnanciat actmbes. the baLance sheet, the
statewnent of fhws the related nrAes. iThYurfry a summary of STgnifKwt ￿UntIng pdiue& Tre
finanaal ieportsng Iramework thai ha5 been appled n their wepardt>DTr is applic2bIe law and Uniied Kingdom
Accounbng Stsndard5. indudr¥J Fwwvial Repjthg Standard 102 The Rep(thg Standard applicabl¢
In the UK and Republ¢ of IreL￿tr (United KIn9dL￿ GeneraltyAccepted AccOunti￿d Pra(Xic81.
The finawal State￿nts ha¥* been Lyepared th act￿dan￿ th A(￿mthng and Reporting by Charibes
eparing theirax4yJnts in actOTdancewth the F￿arKla1 Repthg Standard5 8pplicabIe in the UK and Republic
of IreL2nd IFRS 1021 N preferetKe to the ActwntiivJ aThJ Rew1ing ty Charits8s'. Statement of Rewrrurb8nded
PrdctirA issued on 1 Apr￿ 2005 wPuth is refeTrd lo in theextsrt ￿g￿ationS Ixrt has wlthdrawn.
This has be8n don8 in otder for the arLounts to a true •d faw vwj li a¢0)rdan￿ with the Generalty
A￿epted Accounts"ng Prncke elfective tr reF*Xl￿1￿ pe￿IS ￿Inn￿￿j on wafter 1 January2015.
In ouropinion the ￿and31 statements..
g￿e a true and fair ￿eW of the st*8 of the affair5 as at 31 Marth 2023 and of its iry¢ornln9
resources and a￿le2t￿)n ofreSoUrr￿ for the prthon erbyed:
have been property INep￿ (n acc(￿dan0 with United lfjngjjm Generdty Accepted Accounlirtg
Pr¥Ace'. aTKI
have been prepared IJ acu)rdan￿¥rilh ￿ reojirements ofthe Charilres ALtt 2011.
Ba818 foropinion
We ￿nd￿ted tXT audit in a¥than￿ with Iniemational Starblards on Autfjling (UK) (ISAS IUK)) and appltcabl8
law. Our resp0nsknjl￿eS Lnderthose slandards a￿ fvther des(¥ibed in the ￿J￿t0￿$ responsibilii*s for audit
olthe ffnan(￿￿ statemènts Sec￿0￿ of(￿r rewt We are independent ol ihe c*arity in a¢￿￿anc*￿th the ethical
requiretnerrts that 8r8 re￿Warrt to our wjdit of Ihe fmpJJcial statements n the United ￿￿dOrn, induding the
Financial Reporting Councls EtI¥L*t starKlard. 8nd ￿ have fiJini&l ￿ other ethical responsibilitbes in
actordance with these requirewnent5. We beSeve that Ihe au￿rt e￿den￿ we have c￿￿1r￿ed ￿ $ufficTent and
appwHte to pm¢de a basis fcffj ￿0p￿￿trI.
Cw¢lustons Telallng to golng ¢on¢em
In auditing the f￿anrAal slalement4 we have 0)ndL￿d thai the Twstees, use of the golng c1)￿eM basis of
a(xounting in the preparabcffj of the ffinancaal statements is arwopiiate.
Based on the work ￿ have perfor￿d, ￿ have rKrt iderthfied any material wKethnties relating to ev￿ or
conditK)ns 1hat, individu￿lY or wlJerlNely. m8y cast signifkxt doubt the ctharitws a￿lItY to rA)nlinue as a gotrvJ
ncmn fora period ofat least twelve ll￿thS froub when th8 stat8ffl8nts ate aLrthorised for issue.
Our responsbilities and the responsibllthes of th8 Trtkstee5 reswa to go1￿ ￿n￿rn are deS￿bed in Ihe
reknnt sections of thts Iq)otL
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Walthamstow and Chlngford Alm5hous• Charity
Independentau¢frto¢s rwrtto t￿ m￿be1¥ of Walthamstow and Chingford Almshouse Charlty
(Gontinuedl
Other Infomiauon
The other th)nnatK)n cx)mryises the ￿f￿rna￿On iThckJ(W in the annu4 repori otherthan the fjnanryal statements
and w awlitotrs report thereon. The TnTStees are resrKJngble the other ￿C￿laIM)n contained iwthin the
annual report. Our tyllon on The statements does not rnver the othw 1Th￿￿nation and, except to the
exlent othemse eWKittystated our r2POrt. do nol exrKess any frTh of aSSUrar￿ ctsnrknic*k thereon. Our
responstbility is to read other information and. in dong so. rmsider whether the olher ￿￿O￿a￿on is
materially inconsistenl bwlh the financial staternerrt5 LY kThmf1￿ge Lthned in the rAMJrse of th8 audit, or
otherwise appears to be rnateriaty misstat￿. If ￿ Id￿tify 5cTrch material ￿(x)nSIste￿cIeS or apparent rnaterial
mi&staternents. we aTe reqUI￿d to determ0* whether th¢s gNes rise to a material mi&statement in the finanaal
stalernents themsth& If. based on the have perfomied, we ￿ldUde that there is a rnate￿al
misstaternent of this other nformalion. we are rewreil lo rewt that far
W8 have nclhing to TeFviin IFlls regard.
Matters on whlch wo are required to reportby excepti
We ha¥e nothing kn rep*)rt in resptrx of the matters where the tharities (ACax￿rnts and Rwrtsl
RegulatiLYts 2008 require5 US to rep(xtto if. n owq)inK)n:
Ihe Information gfven n the Trustees. repNI is inoJnsi5tent n arry material re8pKA with the finanraal
statements.. or
suffiuent acts)unting rwds have ncl tw W or
the slateM￿ts are not in agreemen¢wilh accountiThJ recuds and retums., or
we have not rece[￿ al the inltyrnthn and we requir8 for ow audti.
Responsibllths of trusttts
As exFIal￿d more fuly In the trustees. rtsponsaMTlies statemen( Ihe Trustees are resrKm￿ible for Ihe
w8paration of the financ*aJ stateJnents vthith gi%t a true and faw view. and for such internal control as th?
Trustees dete￿￿* kq necessary to ￿at4e weparats(￿ of financaal statements that are free frojn maieri
mlsstatemert whèth&duè to fraud or errr￿.
In preparirvj th8 Stater[￿rts, the Tn￿lee¥ we ￿Sp(￿$￿te a$s￿n9 Ihe charitys ablty to eontinuè
as a giMrvJ corttm. disdosing. as matters related to going tc￿(eM and using Ihe going concam
ba$ls of accounting wdess the Trustees thr Inte￿ to fiqu*Jate the ¢harly (w to ￿se operatK*ts. or have no
reaf*tioaIleM￿.Ve but to do so.
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Walthamstow and Chlngford Amshouse Charlty
Indèpenderrt audltorfs Teport to the of Walthamstow4nd Chingford Almshouse Chartty
Iconilnuedi
Audltorfs T8sponsibililies forthe authtof the fU￿nCial statements
We Imve been appointed 8s auditor Und￿ sedion 144 of the Art 2011 report in aCL0rdan￿ with
the Act and ￿leVant ￿gulati£￿5 made or having efferttherw¥Jer.
Our objectNes are to obtain reasonaljle a55ufdtK8 abLYJt vthelh8r the financial statements as a whole are free
from material misstalemenl. whellw due lo fraud or erni. aThJ 10 1syJe an ￿dIt0￿S Teport that indudes our
opinion. Reasonab￿ assuranc￿ i8 a tsgh ￿ of assurar￿. but is not a guarantee that an audit condirled In
accord3nc£ with ISAS IUKI wil pthws deleca a Mat￿al mr￿¥tem￿l when Ii exists. Misststements can arise
trc¥n fraud or error and 8re matwial sf. i￿V¥idua￿ ￿ in the aggregate. they CoU￿j reasonabty bè
expected to influen￿ the dec#st￿5 of users tsken on the basis ofthese financial statement&
Irr￿JuL￿rities. induding fraud. are Ir￿nCeS of Ixs and regU￿10n9. We deslgn pr￿dureS
in Inie wth our reSponsiL￿N[e$. OU1￿r￿￿ aLM)ve, to deted rnaleri￿ missfatemenls in respect of irregularibes,
I￿UdI￿ fraud. The extent to our wocedures are capat48 of deter￿n9 IThegu[an￿. inrJu¢thno fraud is
detailed betcw.
Capa￿￿ oflhe ajdk in detethng Irregui9rilfes, indu￿￿9
The cknjeL*ves of ￿r a￿11[ are lo tdentify 8nd assess the rfsks of material mi55tatement of Ihe fmanLyal
ststements du8 to fraud or errLf. to (knI￿n appropriale audti evthleThx regardirvJ the assessed risks of
material misstatement due to fraud ￿eTt0￿ and to reswjnd appropriatdyto (hose risks.
Ba8ed on our ￿￿ersta￿￿￿￿ of charity and Ind￿. and IhrDtryh disra￿sK)n ￿th the dIreCt￿S and other
management las required by staThJardsl. Y* Klentthed that the [Min￿PaI ri5k5 of norpcomplrdnce w
la￿￿ and regUlati￿S rdaled lo health 2nd safety, protecltcffl and erN￿oY1nent law. We considered Ihe
extent to which rK)n-conpYiarKx rnight a matwi81 eftht on the finanaal statemenls. We also considered
those laws and Iwdations that have a thred Thpact on the preparation of the frIar￿A8[ st2ternents such as the
Charity Statement ofRecomrMded Prac￿ arwj 0th8f dwtity iegulation. We comrnuruGgled identified laws and
regulabons throughout Lwr team and remaneé alert to any iThJtsth)ns of Tr)n<￿T￿orKe throughout the audiL
We evaluated TrusteÈs' and manag￿enYS u)cenlfves and opp0rtuTr￿es fraudulenl manipulation of the
rrnawal statements 1induffj1￿ the risk of Oserride of controtsl and d&emiined the p￿ciPal risks reTated to
Pasting inappropriate loUrr￿ ￿trieS and managemerrt bias in ac£Ount￿g esti￿aleS aThJ judgewnental aTea5 of
Ihe f￿￿n￿al ststemenl& Audil prO￿dureS ￿form￿s bythe engagwnent team In¢b￿ed..
Discu5sK)ns vAth rnanagement * assessmenl of kTh)wn or su4)e&ed ll)Stan￿ of non-Q)mplance with
and r￿ul3￿0n$ (Indu(fing heahh arwj safety) arKJ fraud". arwj
Assessment of tdentiffied fra￿1 risk faraor8', and
Conducing In1eNe￿ knith apwopiiate k￿SOn￿l to ga*) fiJther insighl into the contrd gystems
inplemented, and the rKsk of irreguL3riiy. and
Challenging assumplions and p*tsments made ty management in its signrftsnt aLXYJUnting estimates.. and
Perfortning analytical proLEdure5 to vkntsfy any ￿L￿al or unexFttted relationships, including rdated party
transa¢tions. that may In￿￿ale risks of rnaleri81 misstatement dua to fraud,. and
Confirmation of re]afed parties wth managemen( and rev￿ oftransacaiorts throLbJhwt the Peri￿ to lden￿fy
ary pmiou5Jy undisckjsed tranwtiws knyth rdaled parbes (wtside the ncmal of bustr*s& and
Reathng mhwtes ofn*eling5 ofth05e GhaTgeil gOwn8r￿e.. arvj
Phys￿al Inspection of tangibk assets SUsceplbIe fo fraud or iffegufarity. and
of significant and unusual transarA*)ns arn1 evakwtion of the underly#ig financlal rabonale wp)rOng
the transa#￿n$.. and
Identrfwng and testwu ioutnal enlwie5. in any rnaryA 8rrtries made at Ihe year end for finanaal
statement preparation.
8ecaLL8e of the inherent Imitations of an 8LMfrt ther8 is a risk that we will not d*d aE ￿reg￿arit￿s. indLbding
those leadiro to a material mi%statemenl kn the finan(iaJ slatetnents or llLKKx)rnph"an￿ with regulation. This risk
increases the rnore that &)mprkqn￿ hyth a law or reguL3tiM is removed from the events and tran$aclions
reflected in Ihe ￿an￿al slatements. 8S VAI be to beoyne aware of InstarK* of non-complia￿.
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Wallhamstow and Chlngford Alrnshouse Charlty
statementof financlal acllvitsts
for the year ended 31 March 2023
Unrestrlcted Restricted Endowment
funds
nds
fund5
20Z3
T"otal
fund5
2023
Total
nd5
2022
Incorne and
end0￿￿ents from:
Donations 5nd legacies
Charitable athwti.es
Investments
Totsl inGorne arKI
endowments
588J67
43&013
&n3
367
594100
438.380
580,097
409.109
1.026.666
6.100
1.032.766
989206
Expendi￿re on:
Raisiw funds
Chatitabfe adNitse5
38A43
022
793
1*289
141,992
61.854
837.013
647.W2
Total expendliu
731T11
4.815
161.281
8￿8￿67
707.664
incomel{expendi￿r
el before net
Ilossesllgain5 on
Investments
Net Ilossesllgains on
inwtments
Net movement In
fvnds
29U95
1161.2811
131899
281.542
1228.0631
lJll3191
(600.382)
1.199.286
65,832
1.285
1533,6001
1466A831
1,480.828
Reconcilialton of
fvnds:
Totsl fu￿1$ brougllt
fward
Net movement in funds
YO￿ ftsnds carried
royvArd
14446A43
6&832
18.367
1285
11.7￿276
1533.6001
221.086
1466,4831
23.740,258
1.480,828
3.511275
19,6S2
11,221676
24754603
25221,086
The Statement Offin3r￿AaT arthiAbÈS inchKtes gains I(tsses in the ￿r.
Th8 notes on pages 19 to 37 form part ofthe5e finanuaj slalement&
P4e 16

Walthamstow and ChingfoTd Almshouse Charity
Balance sheet
as at 31 March 2023
2023
2ff22
Flxed assets
Tangible assets
Inv8Stmenls
Investrrent wop
11
13
12
681.673
la784￿34
1492.000
8.825,453
13.345.507
2.499.500
23￿8.2￿/
24.870,460
Currentassots
Ckbtor5
Investments
Cash al bank and kn haThJ
14
15
6S.678
738.809
136.204
63.133
418,779
152.622
940m1
634.534
CreditOTS.' arTh)unts fa￿ng duewiltth one
16
11442951
{83.908)
Net currgnt assets
796.396
550.626
Totsj netassets
24,754.603
25,221,088
Charityfunds
Endwment funds
Restricted funds
Unrestiicied
17
17
17
1122IS16
19.652
I3￿11275
11.756,276
18,387
13,446,443
Total funds
24.7S4.603
25,221.
The finarteial sts
M￿ts were apWOv￿ and #thised for bythe TrusteÈ8 and s￿aTred on theirbehalfby..
Ch
rl￿￿85
The notes c*$ pages 19 to 37 fwm part ofll*se fmanciat statem￿&
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Walthamstow and Cltlngford Ah￿s1￿)￿se Charity
stat￿Y*llt of eash 11(w
forthe year ended 31 Marth 2023
2023
2022
Cash flows from operating activnies
N81 cash used in wr4tirwJ actr￿￿e$
1644.4151
762.787
tYwdend& interests and rents frE¥n In￿e￿IS
Purchase of tawJible ￿e￿ assets
Praceeds from Sale of uwestmerrts
Pw¢h858 0flnvestn￿nts
438.380
409,109
(653}
1.799.758
792.539
11,610.1411 {1.992.588)
627.997
(191.593)
Net cash provlded byllu%ed In) hwestlng actlv511es
Change rn cash and cash equlvalents in the year
Cash and ￿$h equnmlents at the Wnniry ofthe svr
Cash and Cash equlvalents atthe end olthe year
116A181
152.622
128.8081
181.428
21
136.204
152,622
The n¢Jtes on pages 19 to 37 fomi pa1 of these financial statements
P￿18

Note5 to the financial slatements
forthe year ended 31 March 2023
General Infomlatlon
Wallhamslow and ChrMJf¢xd Aknshow Charty 15 a tharity regi8twed ￿ Eryknd. The registered
*klress ks Mo￿￿￿ Hall. Ctmjrch End. Walthamsluw. Loth. E17 9RL
Aceounlfng poAeles
11 Bas15 of Prepara￿0￿ of fmancial slatements
The charity o)nslitutes a Ixth benèfit enkty as dthed by FRS 101 The ffinanrial Statern￿ have
been prepared in actordanc8 wlh A(XXMmting arKI ReporlrvJ by CharTbe5: Statement of
FInanCa￿ Re[￿]￿J Standard ar(IKalJle In the UK and of Ireland ￿SUed in Ociober 2019.
the Finan¢Td Rerthvig Slandard applicatle in Ihe United K￿¢*Th arby Republc of Iidand IFRS
1021. the Charibe5 Ad2011 and UK GeneratyA(xWed A(¥))Unti￿ Pract￿.
The financial statements t￿7 rKepared trj gwe a Iwe aThJ fairf view aTrJ have dep*d from
ChaIitEs {Accounts al￿ Reports) Regulati￿￿ 2Crf)8 onty lo lh8 extent requred to rywde a 'true
and fa￿ Th5s depatkne ha5 Involved fo￿ the Awunting and Reporbng by Charities..
Slatement of Re￿Mme￿Jed Prac*ts aN1￿ats]e to charitiè5 Pr￿ring th8ir a￿O￿nts in acu)rdance
with the Financial RepoibThJ Slandard appWLxL4e n th8 UK aTKJ Repubficof Ireland issued in October
2019.
Watthawnstow and ChiWord Atrnshouse Charity meets the definrftcfft of a publlc banefft entity und8r
FRS 102. Assets and ￿al￿￿ti65 are inilialy at htstcwirAI (¥>st or transactw)n vatue unless
22 Golng concern
The Truste8s considw whethw the use of o)Thxm is apwopriate i.e. vA)ether therè ar8 any
Materi￿ uneethnlies rdatBd to or (xJnditth)ns that may cast svJnthanl d(MJbt on the ability of
the Charfty to continue as a g(MTrJ Cor￿ern. The Trustees make this assessment in raspe(X of
period of at least c￿e year frrmn the dale of wthorisation for issue of the fina[￿jaI staternents and
ha￿ corK4uded th* the Charity has adequale reSrAjrr￿S to &￿tinUe in cyrational exist￿ for th8
foreseeable thre and Ihefe *e no matsrial uncertanties alMXJt the Chwivs ability lo ￿ntinue as a
going concem, thus they ¢(Krtinue to adopt the g(Nng eoncem bats of acuunting in preparing the
financ4al statemerbt&
2J In¢omo
AU In￿Me Is rec(*Jnlwl Ihe ¢J￿rity ha5 enlillement to thè r￿Me, il is probabl6 Ihat the
inCCn7e be ￿e￿Ned *MJ Ihe 3rncxmt Ofinc￿e reravable Can be meagjred ￿lably.
Grants are induded ￿ the siatement of tyj a r￿efvaL4e bast6. The balan￿ of
in¢c￿e r￿￿ed for spe¢rr￿ wrposes but Tr)t expet)Jed durirvd Ihe pwiod 15 shown in the relevant
fuNls on the baL4rKX sheeL Wkn n￿rne k8 receiNEd ui advan(t of entillemert of reeelpt, its
recogniti￿5 15 deferred and indLhJed in csethlors as deferred incL*ne. ￿Te entitlement
before inL*yne ts recelved. the is accw8<L
In(yJme tay I￿)ve￿b￿ in rekITc￿ lo Inv¢*m￿t intwe is re￿gn￿j at the tlme Ihe Investment
come is receivab
Other income is reccgfiised in the peTKMI in li is rece￿ and to the exterrt Ihe gLMMls have
P&Je19

Walthamstowand Chlngfonl Njmshouse Charity
Notè5 to the financial ststemeDts
forthe yearended 31 March 2023
Accounting ￿lIcIeS Icojrflnuedl
2A EXpen(￿Ure
ExpeThffiture is recL¥rMsed Ihwe is a leg￿ or wislrurAwe ob¥￿n lo tr￿ ecx)nomic benefft
to a thirij party. rt is wobabk that a transfu of eCc￿orr￿C benefits wll be requwed in setttement and
the arnour)t of the obligatWJll be [nea￿Ted refkqbty.
ExTMthre on ratyrrfj fuThJs Inchjdes all exp8TrditurB IrK>￿ed by the Charity to ra15e fL￿￿5 for its
¢harilabk purrM)ses and iThJudes o)sts of all bjndrasnw a(thtSes events and non<haritable tradng.
Expenditure on chaFit8ble 8dMtses is inoJrred on th[￿Y the acamtses whK* furthw the
Cws Obj.ed￿ as well a5 any aSS￿lated support cnsts
Grants Paydbb are tharged kn the year7*A)en th8 offer 15 rnade ex(¥ in those rAses where the offer
is con¢Ath)nat. such grants bel￿ recognised as ewdrtltre ￿ the C￿ditIonS attathing arè
tfilled. Granis Offer￿ s￿￿Ct to (xJn(fthns vthith not b8en rTLet at the y8ar 8rwJ are noted as
ornmitment, but r￿l acuued as ewdrture.
AU 8xpenditur8 is indusi¥e of irre￿W￿evAT.
2.5 InterB5t re￿1¥able
Interesi on fijnds hebJ rxj depo&t is incsjded wl*n recelvabte aThJ the am(yJnt can be meaSU￿d
reliably by the Ch￿lty. this is upon of the interest or payab￿ by the
Instituti(￿ with whcAn the fijnds are dep05iied.
16 Tangible fred assets and depTeciation
Tangb]e ffxed a5set5 coskng Q500 or mowE are ￿￿taSsed and reccqrwsed wh8n fulur8 ￿n0￿[
benefits are probable the cost orvaue olthe asset can be meagjred ￿0bty.
T3ngQJ]e ffixed assets w¢ iniliauy recognwl at cosL After recognthn. under the rnst model. tangible
assets are measured at cost less *(￿m￿lated de￿￿atK￿ 8nd any accAJmulated rnpairrnent
losses. All ir¥)Jrred to ￿Ing a taryth fixed assel into it5 Wrtethyed worknng cfjnditr￿ should be
induded in the measurement olo)sL
Deprecaation is thar￿ so as io allocate the o)st of tangibIe fixed assets lass thair reswjual vakne
overthew estimated usefvl l¥es, Ihe stravjhmty￿ methcAJ.
D8preLyatK)n is PToMd8d on folltybing bases:
Freeh(4d pr4wty
. 50 cf ao ￿ straight rule
Freeho￿ land
- Not de[￿Ciated
Ajrnshouse ￿Li￿nent
- 20 ywrs 5trdight line
Computer and Offi￿ ewHpnent - 5 year5 strdiglrt In
2.7 Investments
sted investments are a fomi of hBlnJmeth aThJ a￿ IntsaI￿ ￿￿Ksed at their trdnsaction
C05t and subsequenty rneaxwed al fwr value at the Balance sheet date. unless faw value ￿nn0t be
rnea5ured reliabty in whth case li r& [r￿asUred at c￿t less impaimlenl. Investment gains 2nd losses,
whether ￿a￿'Sed or Unreal￿j, are c£KntMned arwj 5tMY4m in th8 headirvJ 'GanslUosses) on
inveslmeots, in the Statement offowvial acb¥thes.
Invesbnent propertie5 are meawred at ff￿r Ydlu8 al each reporting dale. Ch8nges in far va￿? 8re
rvjognlsed in'GainslUossesl on InvesimaW In the Stai&nent offinanoal act￿.1*s.

Walthamstow and Chlngford Alm5hou8e Charity
Notes to thèfiJHnrAal statements
for the 31 March 2023
countlng pokleg {conthuedl
2.8 Del)tors
Trade and ther detAors are recA)gniwl al sdlement amounl after any trade dixount offered.
Prepa￿ents are v￿￿ed aithe arnourrt wep3hl netof anytrade disc￿nts due.
2.9 Cash at bank and in hand
Cash al bank and kn hand ￿jude$ cash and th)rt-t8rrll trugh￿ I[￿8￿8￿tswIth a sfvjrt maturity
of th￿e months ￿ Jess frcwn theijale ofac4¥Mthn or opening of the Ikposit or simitar aco)unt
2.10 LiablE ittes and provigio
Liabi5bes are recogntsed there is an at the balarKe sheei dale as a resutt of a pasi
evenL it is probab￿ that a transfer of e¢x)nornic benefftW￿ be required in seWemenL and the amount
Liabl￿"e5 are ￿e09nL$erf at the anount thai Ihe Ch*ity aniicpates itv￿11 pay to setue the debt orthe
amount it has rec￿ as adwan¢xd payTnents k¢the gc￿$ ors*vites it must prowde.
Prthtsions are rn•asured at the best eslimate Df Ihe amounts r￿[red to the otligabon. Where
the effed of the time Wdkje of money Mat￿]4. the pr¢)viston based on the present value of those
amounls. diSC￿nted at the pr8-tax th5count rate Ihat refiects the risks specific to the liabHty. Th6
UnwndV￿ of the ¢JiSC(￿ 15 rec*JgnEed in the ststement of fnancaal thitses 2s a ffnancÉ ￿st
111 Flnandal Snstnu)*
The (knity orty has 8ssets and finanoai kt4bttes of a kind that qualfy as basic fsnanaal
Instruments. Basic finathial rtslrufftÉnts are initially rec*Jgnised at IrartsactiDn vaue and svbsequentty
mea5ur8d at I￿￿r 5eiUemeni va]ue ￿ the eX￿ti￿ of bank loan5 wlich are subsequently
meaSU￿d at amcY¢L*I a)stusxvJ the effedTr￿ interèst rn&th￿.
2.12 Pensions
The Charity operales a defmed Ca)nIn￿lti(￿ p￿th)n sthome aTrd the penslon durge repr8sents th&
amount5 payab18 bythe ch￿ity10 Ihe fund n re5peca ofthe year.
2.13 Fund accountlng
General funds we unrestrNAed furKls whvAJ are w&labte lor u58 at the (fisuelp)n of Ihe Trustees in
furtheran￿ of the gwal rtleCtr￿ of the Ch*ity and ¥¥h¥th have not been designatwj for other
D8ST9nat8d fU￿S (xjrnww unreslrKaed firklslhat have been set aside bythe Truslees f0rparkn"uj￿r
P05es. The arml use of each de5b3naled sel cArt in the notes to the financaal
stslement&
ResttK*ed fLrnds are fiJnd$ are to ￿ used n acxxrdartrr£ ￿7tfv spedfic restrlcaiMs Imposed ty
d(￿or$ or whith hav8 Lwn rak%ed by the (￿arity for parlicxrfar purpose9. The costs ol raising and
administering suth fund$ are (a)arged the speofjc fu￿j. The aim aTrJ use of each resknded
fund is set out in the notes to the slatÈments.
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Walthamstow and Chlngford ￿M$hOuse Charity
Notes to the firrdnciat statements
forthè yearended 31 PJarch 21)23
InG0￿ frvm Char￿a￿e activhies
Unrestiicted Restrlctrd
funds
funds
2023
2023
Total
funds
2023
Total
f￿ndS
2022
Almshouses. We￿
contrilyJtiOn5
S84.497
3070
58£497
3.870
5.733
573.044
2.140
4,913
Spade Husbandry
594.100
580.097
Total 21J22
575.184
4.913
580.097
Inveslment Income
Unrestri¢ted Restrlcted
funds
funds
2023
2023
Totsl
fvnds
2023
funds
2022
Incorne from investrwl propwt
Diwdends receivab
Deposit inle￿t
47.045
381.008
47.045
381.305
10.030
46.210
2.100
297
438.013
367
43&380
409.709
Tota 2022
4￿.828
281
409.109
P¥22

N¢Aes to the flnanelal ststements
for the yearended 31 March 2023
Expendlture on ralsing fundg
Unrestrfcted Restrktetj End¢Mment
funds
funds
flmds
2023
2023
2023
Total
funds
2023
Tot8[
funds
2022
7.739
835
168
222
769
152
79
28,933
20,974
1,983
4.861
758
Teleph￿e
&aff training and tra
Prin￿n9. poslage and statKmery
Computer costs
SubsLTPtion5
227
545
215
148
30,584
21.945
871
152
Irwesknent managers. fees
Staff (￿Sts. gross Sa￿leS
Staff CA)Sts- Nl
19.289
17.274
1.661
3.7CrfJ
38.543
19289
61.854
60.3S2
Total 2022
36.821
3.152
60,362
Analysi$ of grants
Grnnts to Grnnts to
Institutions Individua15
2023
2023
Total
funds
2023
Totsl
funds
2022
Grants payable
73.393
106,193
45.433
Totsl 2022
407
45,433
In knth the ￿Trent and previous year the total grants P¥dble were al from unrestricied funds.
The charity made 86 grants lo Ihi8 JEar (2021. 511. Detai15 of giants made to y￿)iUlIOnS
be foutwj below.

WaItharnstowand Chingfonl ATmshoust Charity
Notes to the financlal slatements
forthe yearended 31 March 2023
Anatysis of grants Icontinuedl
The fvity has made the matelial grants to inS￿rts thrng the w.
2023
2022
Name o11n￿lti￿10n
Christran lfjtch8n
South Grove SclJrK
Bags of Tast$
1￿1)00
4000
30.000
Othwgrants kss than to inslitubc
1800
407
34800
407
Re￿pIerrt5 Df grant5 rm15t r85wJe or tywate Walhamstcw w chin9￿￿ are sutmitted
on a standard fomi and checked for dtyJiblty befwe usuafy passng to Directors of the Trustee
Companywho will wslt the applcant The Msitmg Dwe(lors repcrt badc io the Grants and AcrA)mmodatK)n
Cornmitiee and make a recommendation as to whether Ihe granl sFbJukl be approved and then agree
upon the amount to ￿ awarded.
tre (letwls of want are theTrusteds RepoTL
AnalysSs of expenditure on ￿￿1￿10b1￿ acbvilies
Summary byfund type
funds
2023
funds
2023
funds
2023
Total
2023
Total
2022
141.W2
837A113
fj47,302
Total 2022
.753
558
141.991
647.302
Anatysis of Èxpenditure by aetivitles
Grant
urtdertakèn of
do￿5￿Y
a¢tfjvities
2023
2023
pport
costs
2023
Totsl
fund$
2023
Total
fvnds
CharitabIe aLIMtitss
641.265
1Cfj.193
837.013
fj47,302
Total 2022
528.
45.433
71gJ2
647,302
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Waltharnstow and Chingford Alrttshouse Chaity
Notes to the finamdal staten
forthe yearended 31 Klarch 2023
Anatysts of expgn(kn byactlNltles {CODtlnuedJ
Analysis of thrertcasts
Total
funds
2023
Total
funds
2022
Staff rn$ts
Depre(aalion
Legal and PTofesSrc￿laI fees
Routine repatrs
Lwjjt heat
Water raies
144290
143,779
38.2SZ
151.849
143,778
6.114
86.608
19,063
54.1)J1
20,871
F Jj
Council tax for empty flats
S8(xwity
Re&dents Out￿ parfig8
Re&dents TV It￿
Insurance
CleanThig
Gaiden rnaintenance
181
6,038
8,100
809
21B
14.880
815
17.359
10.685
11.243
18,662
13.282
11.057
641,26S
528.
Analysis of support costs
Totsl
funds
2023
Total
funds
2022
staff c¥)sts
Telephone
Staff trainng and
Prith"ng. iy)stage at)d stalknery
CompLrter costs
Sub5CTiPtion$
sUndry￿sts
Trustee meebngs and exper￿e$
Audit fee and st8tutoryac£ounts produ4
Legal and profes5iona] fets
29,112
8.431
1,689
1,983
7.787
.$41
375
30.403
7.652
5.517
2.185
1,418
85
13.080
8.418
426
15.540
21671
89,￿5
72902
Page 25

Walthamstow and Chln9ford Almsho￿￿e Charity
Notes to the financlal statements
for th¢ year ended 31 Mar¢h 2023
Staff costs
2023
2022
Wages an¢3 salaries
Social S￿￿rity ex>sts
172A92
12.715
11.152
182.635
12.308
10.125
196.359
205.088
2023
No.
2022
No.
Offte staff
OFeratlonal staff
The awage head(￿￿nteXplesse￿ as f￿￿time eowatents Wds..
2023
Operalional staff
No emptoyeè reeoived remuneratK)n amcthfing ￿ m￿e than £60,Cth in eitt)er5ear.
The tL*al remutseration arKJ b￿effl$ r￿￿ed ty the clwritys key management during the
finanoal yearwas £96.46812022 £88.771).
10. TnBt¢e$' remun¢rntion and e¥pen8es
During the y¢¥, r#) Trustees recei¥Ed anyremunerakn ar Oiherbenefits12022. £NIL).
During thè year endad 31 Marth 2023. Trj Trusteè expatses have been inuJtred12022. £NIUJ.
Page 26

Walthamstow and Chinyfoftl Almshouse Charfty
Notes to the flnandal S￿t￿entS
for the yearended 31 Marth 2023
11. Tangible fixed assets
property
fittings equipment
Total
Cost orvaluatlon
At 1 Awil 2022
lo,414￿
35.743
7.805 10,458.37
At 31 Marc* 2023
lo.414￿23
35,743
7.805 10AS8.371
At 1 Ar￿1 2022
Charge forthe Jtar
1.604378
141J93
18.736
1.787
1.632.918
143.780
At 31 Marth 2023
I.7￿371
20.523
1.776,698
book valuo
At 31 Marth 2023
8.66W2
15320
.681.673
At 31 March 2022
8.808.445
I7.(￿7
8.825,453
The Charitys freehold land. vJih the exreNion d the freehdd thshouse at 1C The Driv was all
onaied and w85 not earAlalised" Ihat the gifts were made many years ago the Directors of the
TtU5tee Company bdEve Ihe vakte when given was nol material. Hence no land vaIue is included above
forthe origTna prc￿leS and Ihè ful c05t of th8 i5 b8irwJ depr8(xated.
OrIglnal Cost offy￿hOld prowty
The R*l￿rS Afmsh(4tses
Mornux Aknshouses
Squir85 Arnshouses
Collard Mmshouses
1C The Drive (SÈÈ betuw)
956.748
647.819
133030
1,506,825
7.164,103
10,408P25
IC The Drive. Warthamstcw vras purchased as a freehdd by the Lthanly £900.000. The
demollth)n of the pr(yty has been treated as part ol the land &)sL Thls and all ￿lated c¥)sts
have been wifalwl above uTh*T'Freehokl pryty.
The Direcaors ofthe Tntstee Company not ojnslder rt ￿.*￿7 (* IWI (given that the properts.es ar&
held for th8 long-temil to Ihe ¢fftrene* bei4%*en the net kJDk vaue Df freehoId buitdings and
Iheir rnarkel values al the yearernl.
Page 27

Waltharnstow 2nd Chl￿f0rd AlTrLsh0￿ Charity
Notes to the financlal statements
for the year ended 31 March 2023
12.
Freehold
investment
property
Valuatlon
At 1 Aprd 2022
DisposaL%
2,499,500
17,5001
At 31 March 20rJ
2,492,000
The 2022 valual¢o￿ were made ty Swls {Chart¥ed Swvwrs) ofLondDn as of 1 Juty 2022, on an open
market value for eyisiiw use ba*"& lr$4wtTr￿t wwties ¢>)￿$t ot.
Land used a5 ￿10t￿ents.
Hae End Road (8.0 Arxesl
HQ￿eYb0￿e Lane13.2 Acres)
Trentherfield13.8 Aues)
Other L￿d.
Soufft Side of Shemhall StreeL LorKlon E17 (02 Arxes).
Properbes..
880 Fdrest Road. Land￿. E17
882- 884 F￿est Road, LOTVJLYL E17
886- 888 F￿est Road, Loth. E17
Willisrn E. Whilbngham Schod
Flats at Dennu8 CoLrt London. E17
85 Albert Ra￿1. LorKk)n, E17
26 Briedey Road. LoTrdon. E11

Walthamsttsw and Chkngforf Charfty
Notes to the financlal statsmeDts
forthe year ended 31 March 2023
11 Frxed assetinvestments
Unllsted
securlties
Usled
$￿urItieS
Total
Cost orvaluatro
At 1 April 2022
Addithtins
13,344508 13,345A07
1.701,514
1.701,514
11.650,2501 11.650,250)
16112371
1612,2371
Disposa5
Revaivations
At 31 Marth 2023
12.784533 12.784,S34
Net book value
At 31 Marth 2023
12,7W533 12.784A34
At 31 Marc* 2022
13.345,508 13,345,507
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Walthamstowand Chingfoyd Almshouse Charity
Notes to the flnandal statemenls
forthe yearended 31 March 2023
13. Flxed assettnvestrnents Icontlnued)
Pthclp815ubsldlarios
The tsllomng was a gjbslthary uixkrtakww ofihe Chaity.
Namo
Company Reglstered office orprincipal Principal aclivity
nurnber
place of business
WalthaThslow Almshouse
Devdopment Company Limitwj
I￿393>)1 Clo Watthamstow & Chinglord Forthe development
of a new almshouse
Hat. Churth EThJ. L￿d￿, E17 al 1C. The Drive.
9RL
Walthamstow.
Class of Hololng
shar
Orthnary
The financial re￿￿$ ofthe subskfL8rytrthe ye8r¥￿e.
Nanw
Expendrlurn ProfiVILossl
forthe
perlod
Netassets
WalthamsknvAmshwse De¥elrwenl Company
Limited
The turnover has his￿￿91￿ I￿en in Ihe finan¢ial Stat￿l￿ts ofthe charity as the largest part
of the Lxpital expenditure on 1C The Ehi¥e ar¥J is very dose to the histOriG trading exwditure. Other
Income aThJ expenditiNe is rnt co￿d￿ed to be material to the diarity. Simikrty balancÉ sheet amounts
are not ¢onsdered to t* malenal to Ihe ¢hwity. A(x>)rdOy (￿s0￿dated financial stalements w0￿d rnt
vary matÈrialSy from the Chartyffinancaal stateff￿nts and have not been wepared.
14L Debtor5
2023
2022
Due within one year
Trade debtors
otherdeblor5
Prepayments and accrued h￿oMe
7,397
9,585
48.696
3.578
4,724
54.833
65,678
83.133
Page 30

Waltharnstowand Chingford Almshouse Charity
Notes to the flnanclal staterne
forthe ytarendtd 31 March 2Q23
15. Cunent asset Inveslments
20ZJ
2022
Insestrnent
738.809
418.779
16. ¢rethtO￿ Anwunts faifmg due within 4)ne y03T
2023
2022
Trade ereditors
37.692
16.401
383
89,819
16.401
Ar￿￿mIS and defwred tncu
44.415
14429$
83.908
2023
2022
Deferred incom8 at 1 Ap1￿ 21ri
Resource5 defgmd ¢knring the y
Amounts releasÈd from prewus pemds
.903
13849
111.9D3}
11374
11.903
(113741
tkferred incorne at 31 March 2023
13
11,903
Paye 31

Walthamstowand Chingford ￿MShoU8e Charity
Notes to the flnanclal statements
forthe yearended 31 March 2023
17. Statemeniof fimds
galan¢e at
31 Idlarch
2023
Balance at q
April 2022
Translers
inhut
Ga5nsl
ILDssesl
InGome EXpertd￿
Unrestricted
fund5
Designat¢d
funds
Ahnshouse
building
Extraoidinary
repairs
IOA33.754
246A31
1121.6751 10.558,510
1A74.736
{69J221 1.531.779
C￿￿al
mainterwKe
{$9.3691
43.402
521J86
12y6.443
159.3691
316.198
1190*n 12.61127S
G•nernl funds
GeneAI fvnds
900.000
1.026.666
1673.4021 {31Q198)
137.1]661
900.000
Tolal
Unrestricted
funds
13.44W 1.026,66B
(7317711
1228.0631 14512,275
A designated fund ￿ hekl for Ihe completed wnstru(thn of a alM5￿u59 projed and future
almshouse deveknpmenL Diredors of the Tnjstee Company have decided to Move fjjnds in the general
fund in excess of 3Tound one >Eaffs In￿Me(21J22. ￿,(￿￿)1 to despJAated fund& The fund at the end
of the year is ￿lD0pallY represented by tiwestTr￿nt depoyt fimd& with the balan￿ represented by fwl
asset Ins*st￿nts and ￿tya￿Sed ￿$1$ ofthenew ￿M$hAt
The Charity aTso hdds designated fwjds for extraordrory repars to ts atmshcrtJ58s {iepr8senteil by
investments) and Ms1rrtenar￿ Carried oul 8very 5 year5 on the thshouses liepresented by
investsnent deposits).
EndoT*Jrne
funds
Caprlal ftmd
Spade
Husbandry
11.748h91
{161.281)
1372,1021 11.215.108
7.785
12171
7,588
11.756276
(161.281)
{372,3191 11.222,676

Walthamstow and Chlngford Alrrk#house Ch*ity
Noteg to the flnancial stataments
forthe year ended 31 Marth 2023
17. Statement of funds Icontryiue¢r
The Captsl fund represents the Chawity5 endtyvments from the Wdrious different eharitses that have been
am8lgan8ted to cr8ata o)mprys freehDld wpertses lexr£pt 1C The DAvel and all inveslrnent
pro￿t*S, togeiher wth a bala￿e of non-property investm8nts. The percentage of non-property
investments hdd v*thii the f￿d at th8 JEar end was 62.0% is awlied to iTrvestrrtent gains and
losses and investment matwemerrt co¥ts VL orderto aFporbon these to the flnd.
ptease see the ftote bekyw Spade fijnd kn detras of the Spade Husbandry Ak)Imenis
enth)wmerrt fund. whtch reprQSvrt￿ hy in*stmenis the balance in the bank {the
associated land is owned ty the CorFml*)n of LnThknn tts use as albtmenls in a(￿OrdanCe
with Act of PailrdWn￿).
Restrl¢ted
funds
Spade income
8.367
6.100
1*652
The Spade income fund r8FYesents money hold for the Spade ￿￿5bSndry pMb)tments Charity. The
Charity acts as Ttusiee of Spade Husbandry ￿1)tments arvj particJJL4r hL*ts its endowment (see
above). Incowne frDm the end(1￿ment fund, akng wtih reni from the chartys allotments (which are
induded in land owt)ed by the C¢Wati￿ of Lo[wJ￿. with the tharity ha￿ng statutory rights to the Lgndl,
Is used to manage the dtotrnents Th8 irte￿ne a￿1 exKWThJ￿￿ IOT the 5Ear as shown for th8 r85tricted
fund 8bo¥e.
Total of fijnds 25.221.086 Im2.766
(898.86n
1600.3821 24,7S4.603
P8ge 33

Walthamstow and ¢hingtord AIn￿ouSe Charty
Notes to the financlal statements
for the year ended 31 Alar¢h 2023
17. Statement of fund8 Iconttnued)
Statement of funds- prior￿ar
Batance al
31 March
2022
B3fanr£ 81
1 April 2021
Trnnsfer5
Gainsl
ossesl
In￿ Ewthture
Unreslrfcts
funds
Deslgnaled
funds
Aknshwse
building
Exlraordwory
repairs
Cydi(al
maintenance
9.879.gJ7
155,758 10.433.754
1,449.118
15.755)
42,a3
88,740
1.574.736
{15.6641
70.183
537.953
11.812.059
(21.4191
511J)5
244.498 12,546.443
General fitnds
General funds
984,012
1520.1551
1511.305)
47,448
900,000
Total
funds
12,712.059
984,012
1541.514)
291.946 13.446.443
Endowment
funds
11,¢IM,038
{161380)
.833 11.748,491
Spade
Husbandry
7.278
507
7.785
11.011.316
(162.380)
9J7,340 11.756,276
Restricted
funds
Spade in)me
16.883
5.194
{3.710)
18.367
Totsl offunds
23.740.258
989.206
1707.eN)
1.199,286 2&221.086
Paqe 34

Walthamstow and Chlngfonl Almshous¢ Charfty
Notes to the fman¢ial slatwnents
forthe yearended 31 March 2023
l& Summary offunds
Balat)¢e at
31 March
2023
Balancè at 1
April 2022
Transfers
Inlout
Galnsl
ILossesl
InEurne Expenthtyre
Designated
funds
General fur*ts
Endowment
funds
Restricted funds
159,369)
31Q198
1674102) 1316.1981
1190,9971 12.612.275
137,IK6}
900.000
.000 1￿26￿66
11.756276
1161,2BI)
14,81
Iri3191 1a.222.676
19.652
6.100
24221Jl86 1.1]32.766
(89486n
1600,3821 24.754,603
Summary oftsnds. proorytar
Balance at
31 March
2022
Balar￿A at
1 April 2021
Gainsl
(Losses)
out
Designated
funds
Gpmerdl fvTh15
EndowmeTrt
funds
Restrided funds
11.812.059
(21,419)
511.S)S
1520.155) ($11,
244.498 1154
47,448
9CKI,(M))
984,012
11.011.316
16.883
11K2.3
(3.710)
907,340 11,756.276
18.367
5.194
23.740.258
9B92c￿ (107,664)
1.199286 25.221.086
19. Anal￿1$ of r*t¥$8ets belv￿ fvnds
Analysis of netassets beiwaen fvnds. cwrentyear
Total
funds
2023
funds
2023
nds
2023
funds
2023
Tangible fixed assets
Frxed asset oivestm
InvÈstment propety
Current assets
CTedrtors wthin one
6.799,446
5.W,085
1,882,227
8,681.673
6,848,449 12.?84￿34
2.492,000
2A92.000
940.691
1144.2951
921.039
1144,295)
19.652
Total
13.511275
19.&52 11.222,676 24,754.603
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Walthamstow and Chingford Alm5hou8e Charity
Note5 to the flnanclal slatements
torthe year ended 31 Nlarch 2023
19. Analysis of nota55ets between funds IcoTrtinu¢dl
Analysls of net assets bet*Ten lund5" prioryear
UnresirKtèJ Restricled Endowment
fund5
2022
Total
2022
2022
2022
Tangible fred assets
FiKed asset
Investmenl property
Current assels
C￿ditOrS due ￿e year
6.878￿09
035.675
1.946.944 8.825.453
7W.832 13.345.507
1499,5
2.499.500
634534
I&J,9081
616.167
(83,￿)
18.367
Total
13.44Q443
18.367 11,756,276 25.221,086
20. ReGonciliatlon of net movement rn funds to netcash flowfrom aperatlng activlues
2023
2022
Net TrrrAynelexpenthre tsr the ￿ {as w Statement of FinanLi
Actiirilies)
1466A831
1.480.828
Adjustments for.
De￿8(￿allon th8rg25
Lossesllgwnsl ￿ Irwestrner
DwKkrhYs, tnterests and T￿ltsfroM tywesb
IlncreasÈyde(sease in debtors
In¢reasel{decreasel In creditors
Oncre8s8Vd8lX8ase N (xwrenl asset inveslments
143.780
143.778
378.856 {1,086,25n
1438.3801
{￿.109)
12.$451
2.738
60.387
13,3921
1320,03QI
634.201
Netcash provided bylused in) oper4ting actlvilles
1644,4151
761787
21. Analys1$ Of ¢a$h and ￿$h equivalents
2023
Cash in hand
136,204
152.622
Page 33

Walthamstowand Chlngford Almshouse (￿ulty
Notes to the finandal statsments
frJrthe year ended 31 March 2023
Analy515 of changes In netdebt
At1Ap
2022 Cash flows
At 31 IAareh
2023
Cash at b8nk and bi haThY
qutd investments
151622
418.779
116N181
320.030
136,204
738,809
571A01
303hI2
875,013
Pènsion COn￿lIMents
The charity operat8s a d8fir￿J rAXrtrlt >uti(xJs W￿lOn scheme. The assets of the sd)eme are held
separatety from those ol the dmirty Fi an indwend• administwed fund The pen510n C05t charge
Tepresents ￿ntri￿￿tiM$ pardljle by the chaltty to Ihe fLfLd and arn￿￿ted to £11,15212021" £10,125). No
tributions were payatrAe to the fijnd at she8t date in
J J C Moss. a Dtyector of the Tntstee Corrjpaw. ts an eleded of LB Waltham ForesL During the
sfar the C*arity re￿1￿￿ from LB Wattham Forest incL¥ne arnounting to £￿11 12021. £161. The Charity
also made purchases from LB Wtham Forest of £Nfl 12(r22: £3,379). lft add￿0￿. debtors indude
fiJrther £4.375 that wdl be recwdbje when the r*ntir￿ on Cdby Lodge 15 paid 12022." £4.3751. Thè
¢haritywd5 a150 (hved £16 at )Ear end12022.. £16).
V Conant ￿lUstee durin9 the Jwr). is Ihe Te￿ Rector of Sl Matys ch￿￿￿. At year end £NI w25
owed by St Maty5 (￿￿ch (2022. £20).
S Keams. the husband of J Keams. 15 a &)ard Member of Christian b]tchen. In 2023 the Charity pald
amounts totalling £&978 I2￿ £6.469). At the b3ian* sheet dale 2mounts outstanding were £908
{2021- £1,97ei.
H Tredoux r6 the CEO ofwahham F￿est CommuWTrwrt Ltd and dLNing the year purthases of£N
022.. £3061 were rnade from this company. No bala￿￿ remain￿ wlstandtiig at year eThJ.
The DI￿¢t(￿ ¢oncungJ k) the abo* transaclttins were not irmw in the decision makng rffoe*ss
25. Contmlllng party
The Watthamstow and Aknshwse Trustee Company Limited. a company limTted by guardntee.
is Ihe chariws Trustee and thereftxe cx)ntrtd5 the chawity. Tr wmpany dorrnant and has had
any assets ot lia1￿&t￿. Th8 m8mbeFS and diredors of th¢ ¢c¥npany we as shown on page 1.
Pèje 37