C¢)rnpany r¢gisiration number.. 06419207
Cliarity registration number.. 1122847
The Vine Community Centre Ltd
(A coinpany litnited by 8iiaranl¢¢}
Annual Roport ond Financiul Statements
for th¢ Year Ended 31 Dccember 2022
Community Accounting Plus
Uttits l & 2 North West
41 Talbot Str¢&t
Nottingliain
NGI 5GL

The Vine Community Centre Ltd
Contents
Reference and Administrative Drfails
Trustees, Report
2to6
Indepeiidejit Exomill¢T'S R¢port
Statement of Financial Activiti¢s
8t09
Balanee Sheet
10
Noies to th¢ FiThancial Sl&iements
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The Vine Community Centre Ltd
Reference and Administrative Details
Tru$tees
Clive Burrows
Geraldii)e R￿IS[0rd-K11patrl¢k
Lucy Evan$
Ana Paula Teixeira
Dennis Palm¢r
Mark Rat)sford.Kilpatri¢k
riob¢rt Bird, Centre Manager
Stnlor MAnagcment TeAm
Chlrity Reglstritlon Number
1122847
CompAny ReglstrAtlon Number
06419207
R¢glstered Offlee
The Vin¢ Community Centre
Bobb¢t% Mill Road
Hyson Grscn
NotLinglio111
NG7 5GZ
Indepondent Examlner
Jolii) O'Bricn, ¢mploye¢ of
Community Accounting Plus
Unit¥ l & 2 Noith W¢$L
41 I'albot Street
Nottiii81)am
NGI 5GL
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Tlie trustees, who are directors for the purrrf)ses of Company law, present the annual report together with the
rinancial stat¢m¢nts of th¢ ¢haritable company for thg year ¢nded 31 December 2022.
Tru$tee$ and offlcers
Tlie tnjsiees and officers seNing during ihe year and since the yeor end were &8 follows..
Trust¢es'.
Clive Burrow$
Ger&ldiiie Ral￿rord-Ki]p1iriek
Lucy Evans
Ana Paula T¢ixeir4L lappoint¢d 27 April 20221
Dennis Palmer (appointed 27 April 20221
MArk Raiisford-Kilpalrick {8ppoinled 27 April 20221
Structurej governance and n￿nAgement
Natiire DfgoverNINg doLU￿le￿¢
Tlie charity is a coinpany lijnited by gi￿rantee and registered cliDrity. It is oper8ted linder the rules of its
m¢morandum And articles of asso¢illlion dat¢d 6 Nov¢mb¢r 2007 and most r¢¢¢ntly am¢nd¢d 12 MarLh 2008. It
hfts no shAre capital and the liabiliry of each member in the eveni of winding-up is limited io £10.
Re¢riiiliiiertl rtndappolAim¢ni ofirmsiees
Pot¢ntial tnJ8tecs gre 08ked to provide ) $liort paragraph on th¢in8¢1v¢s, whi¢li 18 PT¢scntcd to tl)c tnsstccs.
Tnjslees will tlieii invit¢ ncw Dietnbcrs io join a Ineeling of ihe IrusiLLs whLrL' Ihcy will be able io get 10 know
thc purpus¢ of thL charity. Ir ￿>th pJrti¢s JrL' still inclinLd, new nicmb¢rs are invited io join the boar(l on 0 3
moiith probation p¢riod. After 3 moiiths, if boih p&rties are iiiclined, new metnbers are rccok?iiised as full
¢Nslecs and mlmbcrs added to ¢hariiy comniission and companies house.
Objectlvcs And ACtlvltl¢8
Objecis aNdul#is
Th¢ Vin¢ Community Centre's purpose is to further the social and cultural wclfarc and wcllbcing of th¢
comii]unity of Hyson Green attd the wider conununity of Notlills]iam City.
Our vision is based on enhaiieiii8 life and wellbeing ihrovgh care￿IlY designed PToje¢ts aiid portnership
workiiig to provide an liolistic aiid rnelltiingful SeTViC¢ and Its promote the posilive attribute$ that mak¢ up Hyson
Gr¢¢n.
The centres mAin aim is to Contribute to t1￿ lives of local peopl¢ dirough o r8nge of S￿ICe5 offcrcd.
Wc providc purposcful social spacc to help suppt>rt community rohesioft throu8h activilte¥ and projects that
meet th¢ needs of local people, pron)oiing trust, re5PCCt, cmpowcrnient and celebrate diversity. heritage 2nd
social iiite8TOtion. Family development througli octivitÉe5 2nd 8roups to support childr¢n and cliallenge
inequality.
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Obje¢lives, Krategies aiid
The strategies used to achieve our aims and vision include..
A w9nD ond welcolliing atmospliere
A wide ratige ufactivities for all auTres
Offer opportunities ftsr engagem¢nt and involvement
Provide facilities foi. the support agencies lo operate
Hore ai Tile Vine Community CenLTe. we PTovide social 9P&¢e to orgHnisatioJig tl)al Incot our aims aiid vision for
the community. We siipport our conimunity thi'ou8h inhousc activities and projects that meet tlie needs ot. local
people. fonning path)¢rships aci'oss the city to bring small- und lar8e•scale projccls to the heart of city rc5idciits
ii) our City througli promoiing tnjst, Tespect, cmpowermeni ond ¢elebraiing diversity and lieritage and pusli for
social iiit¢gration iiiio evcryday socieiy tlirougli our projects. Supportlll8 fainili¢s tlirougli o range ofconin)unity
tivities and Pf¢rtnersl)ip$ to aid childr¢n ti) acl)i¢ve and develop. Located in Ihe heart of Hyson Green I
Ai'boretum we are a safe and it)clusive space for our divcrse Io¢AI community to socialise and access support
and achieve. We ¢hall¢nge incquality, and ar¢ their for people locally, across the city by bringiiig people
together. With a sti'oiig eilios of supportin8 in¢ntal Iiealtli, The Vili¢ laiinch¢d Freeiiig Minds in 2020 aiid litss
6UPP(>rtcd 150 clients with 1.1 lalking thcrnpy, advi¢¢ and biJPPOrt to acce8s oili¢r pmvisi()n wiiliin ih¢ir
comtnunity. Through cvid¢Jnce dal8. w¢ launched Bcme Won)tn$ p¢¢r 8llPPOrt group in 2021 to suppoit wom
with little or ilo support netwoi'ks to build relaii0119hip$, ¢oiifidence and IhLii' welbeittg. W¢ will bc louiiching
Op¢ii Housc, an ontenJt81 aiid pvstiiatal support group for womgn 8ufferi118 willi Inenial liealtl) i&5ues.
Post COVID, Thc Vine laiittched Coco Cliib and ScatLd cxerci$o to siippurt old¢r memb¢zJ uf uiii. community
lo r¢int¢grate iiilo IhB community iii a safe plaee. Tho proj¢¢¢ grew sigDificaiitly und has now supported ovei. 100
oldcr pcople in tlle lo¢al area. Arouiid Agaiii, baby basics proj¢ci gl￿W ottd 1$ $uppoi1ii)g around 40 fai￿111¢S
a wcek frani llcroBy Ilic city Lo aece$8 ¢lothin& equipineiit and a baby e8sential¥. Wliilsi olso $upporliiiu families
to ac¢css otlier means of siipport.
Our renaiit8 include Into Univetsity, givittg Acad¢1￿1¢ suppoit to local childr¢i). Small Sieps Bis Chaiiges &
Frainowoi'k Fninily Mcntor Service support fainilies Witli childrcii up lo tlieir 4ih birtliday. Freedoiii Arts is a
8rass rooly orgllnisalion run l?y volun1ce￿ working oil Coloiir uf lovc projeci wliicli docuincnl8 mixed rAC¢
relationships froin 1940 - 1970 iii Nottingham, TRAC'.% joined the vine it) August 2022 and support individuftls
to &ccw$ IT Irainiii& Job search, and iiitrodu¢tion io Coinmui)ity Orgartising.
Piibllc beiiejli
All groups oi)d projcct% are designed io support local peopl¢. botli as a fomily unit ai)d os irtdividugls. Proj¢clS
runniiig are all in line with the area pritsritics llnd meel the Iie¢ds of Ilio commilnity. Through all the groups and
piojecls, th¢ aim As to build a stronger commiinity tlirough coh¢sion, Lapmcity, wellbeing and ¢onfid¢rt¢¢
buildill8,
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AehieYe)nents and performa￿ce
DiiriIig th¢ pcriad of 2022 Freeing Minds provided coun5elling to 42 clicnts, with a total of 542 therapeutic
hours delivered. Sessions were carried out via video c811. on th¢ phone, or face-to-face with the aim orn￿king
sessions as acce55ible &s pos8ible io all ¢li¢nlS. We have supported Clients with both one-tO￿ne counselling
sessions, And rcfcrrals or signposting EO Other orgat)isations, to enable ihe coniinuation of 5UPPQrt when
eounselling $essions come to an end. During the counselling process w¢ have beet) workin8 wilh caLh client
with & holisti¢ appr08ch, focusirtg noi jiist on their presenting issues but also issues outsid¢ of these that al$0
negatsvely atfect their lives or n)¢nial health- Ihis approach highlighted iheir signposiitjg and refe￿al needs.
R¢f¢rtols liov¢ included Improving Lives, Insight Healihcare, She UK. and Tli¢ Smil¢ Projc¢i who provide
ommunity SUPPOrt to i$olBted clients or clients With more Complex mental liealth needb. Signptsbling includ¢d a
wide and varied list of support organiyation8 for example- Wh¥n Women G8ih¢r. Harmless. The Tomorrow
Project, Si. Ann's Advice Centre, Thv Freedom Programin¢. Sm&ll Steps Big Changes, Dementia UK, Disability
Support, Middle SITc¢I Re$ouree Cet)ire. POWhER Advocacy. Juno Women's Aid, Thc Wonwn's Certtre.
Brave- trauma suppon group. We have deali with a wide rangc ofpregeiiiing issues over the period of 2022 for
example- anger issues, bereav¢mcnt, dcprcssion. artxiety. panic attacks, th¢ impa¢t of childhoodladult trauma.
domestic abuse. low self-eytttm and confideii¢e, r¢lationship issu&8, self-harm and suicÉdal ideation, physiLal
healih issues, pareiiting issu¢$, emotional dysregulalion, Social i5ulaiion, aiid loneliness. W¢ i#¢kled this range
of is5ye$ witli Int¢gTaiivc Person Centred Talking Th￿apY wl)i¢h u8¢5 talking therapy as 118 core apprDach, b￿t
also iiiiplcn)enls otlier styl¥$ of Ilierapy s￿h as P$yehodynMmicThcrapy to explor¢ ili¢ past, InieTpersonal
Therapy to explore r¢la¢ion$hips, Co8nitive Bbhaviour 'fhcT8Py to challertge ncgativc and unhcalthy thoughts
and behaviour paitems, Solution FvLus¢d Th¢r&py to cnable Clients to fiiid solutions io ih¢ir here ond now
ch&ll¢nges, and Dinlectieal Bch&viour Th¢TgPy to dcal willi suicidol idcation, self.1iami End clieiits wilh
Borderlinc PLrsonality Diyurder. U.%ing diffcirTh¢ th¢rapy styles LnablLd us to delivbr a uniquc and tuilored
appruiich lo eaLh client's spe¢ifie individual needs. which provid¢$ a more beneficial and positive theTaP¢Utic
outcome.
Bemc Womcns peer suppurl group was eslablishcd througli Ilreeing Minds, durins the period of 2022 th¢ Rc
M¢ woinen's wellbcing group h85 SUPPVrt¢d ihc fomale ref¢rrul¥ from Freeing Mind5 Wit]1 a total of 12 mtsnihly
peer $upporl 8roup$- eaeh group Se¥SlOD runs for 2 hours in tolAI. Numbers tliat att¢nd vary from 2-10 womet) #t
rhe in-p¢rsun 8roup. Wc also l)ave & private Fac¢book page with 28 niembers. At each group we work on a topi¢
coiinected io pu8ilive meiiial wellbcing for cxumplc- self-c5teom, sclf-core, positive Ihinking, l¢lling or
nger, $elf-%ooihing> establisliing copÈng lechrtiques, emoiiondl r¢gLilation, Inindfiilncss. Wc a150 have regular
thernp¢uti¢ crafting sessions, u retlex¢ilugisl altendin8 to dcliver hAnd massages, and walk and tslk 5¢$5ions in
nature. The aim of Be Me is to provide a safe, compu5SiOllJt¢ and non-judgemental space for the women who
liave Ttfcrred iiito Freeing Minds, lo meet willi oili¢r women who Iiave similar lif¢ exp¢ricnccs and i8suo%. This
provides attendees w511) 8 feelin8 of reossurance that they arc not thc only ones feeling illi¥ way. We set
attendeES involved in $haring idc&8 and plartrtirt8 the activities for the gTOUP 8essions, Ihi5 enables ih¢m lo feel
empowered which po¥itiv¢ly impacls their self-e5te¢m. 5elf-worth and confiden¢e. We have seeii the attendees
improve iii Ihcir 50ci41 ski115 and confid¢n¢¢ levels- this has led them to expand on community activities, and
attendin¥ other groups ih#i benefjl iheir mclllal hcalth and c￿otional wellbeing.
Coco Club was e5tabli5hed post pandemic to support older peoplc feel isolated and excluded and assisr Them to
reintegrate into society after long period$ of isolation. Over 2022. we lield 25 fortniglitly sessions witli 528
att¢ndAn¢es. W¢ h¢ld I summer day outing, a ¥oldeii jubilee puriy, Chrssljnas pariy and a ITIP to the panto.we
also offered a wide range of activities.. several local speakeTS, Visits from tlie police and fir¢ service, Mosai¢
making workshops {50tnc tsf the ¢ompleled items are on display in our receptions 8re&}, quizzes, arts & craft
sessions. holistic hand rnassagelpamper day, th￿apY dogs) games day, bingo and a singaloii8. Attendces 8150
hod the opportuiiily to do gcntlc gardening in our courtyArd area. Addiiional support for older people wa5 18
FurlniL¥hlly sttated exercisc sessions with 135 alt¢iidanr¢s. As part (>f Coco Club, members helped raise funds
for a defibrillator lo be installod outside the buildin8.
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FlnaneiAI revleiv
Althoiigh wt have mad¢ a loss this year, this was due to exceptional circum$12nces. Our p￿]0US pnidenL
approach had given us a fiiiaiicial cushion but due to large iiicreases in utility bills &i)d & decrease 08 bookit)gs
(coininon to many other coilltnunity cenlresl we liave made a loss. However, after Tneeting together and care￿]
ploniiing and prudent Inaiiag¢ment of oulgoiiigs, we feel confid¢nt tliat in tli¢ y¢ar 2023 we will redress the
situation.
Policy oil
Finattcial r¢5¢rv¢s policy is reviewed annually. 6 months exp¢ndilui¢ is tsrgeted with a minimum 3 months
expenditure set. Board m¢inb¢rs will agree oil any exp¢i)diture froin reseiw¢s. R¢serv¢5 are curirntly set at
£20,000 with a planned expendimre of £10,000 iii 2023 for heaiiiig rcpairs.
Prlmeip￿l rlskf oiid Mh¢eriollliles
Th¢ effcels of COVID19 are now showing a financial impact on the centre, bookin8s are $till redu¢¢d 88 p¢r
covid19 witl) Inany cliont$ h&vi118 found new ways of workirt8 not requiring Ineeiing SPAces.
Tlic h¢aliiig Syl￿M play 8 lorge port iii reduced bookii)y diiring colder iiionihs. Tlie 8yStcm needs replacing aiid
will cumc al & significant Cost. Bookings fi)1' 501nc rooms is rediiced lo lack of hoaling in those spaces. Oui mhin
hall, altl)ough hos a potejitial to doubl¢ our in¢oine, I'emains an ui)deru¢iliscd spuce. I'hi$ 1$ due to building
issue$ su¢l) as lack of lieating and leakin8 roof.
In¢rea$ing utiliti¢s and otlieT overheods a¢ro$$ the busincss ar¢ wdu¢in8 any surplu5.
Funding is becoming moir difficult to Access as a sole applicant.
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Statement of Responsibilltles
The trustees (who are also the directors of The Vine Cominiirtity C¢ntr¢ Ltd for th¢ purpose$ of company law)
are responsible fDr prepaTing the tNste¢s' report and the financial &tdlttnenls in a¢¢ordanee with applicable law
and United Kingdom A¢countlll8 Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted AceouThting Practice).
includiiig FRS 102 "The Financial Reporting Siaiidard applicable in ihe UK and Republic of Irel8fLd" The
r¢port and accoiints have been prepared in 8ccordance with tli¢ provisions in Ihe Compani¢s Act 2006 relating to
small companies.
Company law reqLtires the truste¢s tD prepare finan¢ial 8lal¢m¢nts for each rtnancial year. Under Company law
the ITUSte¢s miist not approve Ilie financial statements iinless they are satisfied thJt they give a truc and fair view
of the si&te of affairs of the ¢haiitable company aiid of the incoming resou￿¢S and application of re50urce5.
in¢luding its incorne and eXpendI￿re, of the charitable company for thal period. In preparing these finan¢io1
siotcmcnls, the trus¢e¢8 arc required Lo:
select suttable accounting policie$ and apply them ¢on5jStently:
observe the mcihods and principle5 111 the Ch4Lritie5 SORP.,
make judgemenis and e5timules that are rcasonable and prudeni.,
state wh¢thcr applicuble a¢¢oiinting srandards. comprising FRS 102 hav¢ b￿n folluw¢d. subj¢¢t to any
material departrjres disclosed and explaincd in the financial slalements. and
prepare the fiiian¢i81 ¥iJtcniLiilS 011 the going con¢¢m basi5 unless it is inappropriate 10 presume thai the
ehariE&blc company will continue in business.
Tlic Iru3l¢es 4r¢ Tesponsible for keeping proper accouniin8 records that ettn disclose with reasonable aecuracy ai
any lime Ili¢ tinancial posilion ofihc charitrdblc company and eiiable Ih¢m lo cnsur¢ Ih¥t th¢ finllncial $iQlemenls
comply with the Compslnies Act 2006. They Af• 81$0 re¥pr)nsible for safe8uardin8 the assets of thc charitublc
¢onipony ond hLliC¢ for taking reosonable $l¢ps for the prevention ond detection of fraud tsthLr irn'gulariti¢s.
Smthll companlu prov151on statern¢nt
This report has been pr¢p&rcd in accordance with lh¢ small Companies regime under the Compafties Aet 2(￿)6.
The annual report was approved by the tru$te¢s of the charity on
and signed on its behalf by..
Clive Burrows
Trustee
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Independent Examiner's Report to the trustee$ of The Vine Community Centre Ltd
('the Company,)
Independent exAmfnor's report to the trust¢¢5 ofTht VlThe Communlty Centre Ltd (Itho Compony,)
I report to tlie ehai'ity ttustees on my examinatioii of the o¢¢owiits of the conipally for tli¢ year ended 31
Deeeinber 2022.
Respon$ffibilities and basli ofreport
As thc chority's Irustee5 of the Coinpmy (and also its dirtttOTS for the purposes of ¢ompa]iy lawl y(pU are
re8ponsiblc for th¢ p￿parntiQn of the accounts in accordance with tlie Irquireinenls of the Coinpanies Act 2006
{'the 2006 Act,).
H8viiig satisfied myself that the accouhls of th¢ Company Hre I￿t requircd to be *udiled under Psrt 16 of the
200() Act aiid are cligible for iiidepeiid¥iit examinatioi), J report iii respcct of Iny exoinin4tion of your charity's
accouiits 8S C8rried out linder se¢lioii 145 of ilie Cli8rilie$ Act 2011 I'tlie 2011 Act,). In Larrying out Iny
cxamination I have follow¢d the Directions 8lVtn by th¢ Charity Commission iindei section 145151(b) of thc
2011 Act.
Independont tx&Mlner's stntem¢nt
I have coinpl¢ted IMY examiiiaiion. T confinn that iio niatt¢r5 have coine lo my ￿tt￿ltiOn iii connection witli the
oxamination 8IVI118 ME ¢rius¢ to belleve Ilial ii) aiiy ixalerial respeot..
l. acLOUlltiiig records were noi kepl iii Tespect of the Coinpany a$ required by sectlOLi 386 of th? 2006 Act,. or
2. the accounts do Trot accord willi those r¢¢ords,' or
3. the ucLoiiiits do iiot ¢oinply with the accoiii)tin8 requir¢inents of $ectioii 396 of the 2006 Act othei. Ihart aiiy
rcquircmciit LIILt Ihe accounts give a 'iru¢ #nd faie vicw wliich is not u in4ttsr c0ns1dci￿d as parl of ai)
indcpendertt exarninolion. or
4, the accouiits have iiol be¢n pr¢par¢d irt aceordan¢e with tl)c mctliod8 8rtd principl¢s of tlie Statomoilt of
Rc¢oiMIM¢nd¢d Praclice for abcuunling and reporLinu by cliarilies 14tppli¢Rbl¢ ITr ¢liaritics prcparing tlieir
accoLinls in Hc¢ordance with t]ie Financial Repoi1in8 Standard applicfiblo in tlie UK ftnd Republic of Irolllnd
(rRS 102)].
I have no Concerns And1i8v¢ come UCT085 no otlier n)attcrs in coniiectTon witl) the examination to whicli 81L¢i?lioi?
thoiild be drawn itt this r¢port in order to enable & proper und¢rslandin8 of the accounts to be reached.
John O'Brien Mse, FAIA, FCCA, FCIE, en)ployeo of Coinmuiiity A¢countlll8 Plus
Fellow of tlic A58OCl#tion of Cliarity Independeni Bxainin¢rs
Uiiits l & 2 North West
41 Talbot Str¢gt
Notlingliam
NGI 5GL
Date.. 06.07.2023
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St&tem¢nt of Financial Actlvltles for the Year Ended 31 December 2022
(Includlng Income and Lxpenditure Account And Statement of Total Reeognised Gains
and Losses)
Total
2022
Total
2021
Unrestrlcted
Restrlded
Ntst¢
Income and EndoivmeRt$ from:
Donations 8nd legacies
ChAritable activities
Investment income
1,618
80.732
1,618
128,471
51
15.340
116,304
47,739
Total Income
82.401
130,140
131649
Expendlture on:
Chariiabl¢ a¢tivities
121 107
1163.000
1147.7321
Total Expenditure
1121,107
143,893)
1165,000
147,7321
Net (expenditurellin¢oin¢
38.706
34.860
16,083
Net movcincnt in fvnds
(38.7061
3.846
{34,860)
{16,083)
R¢i'onLblllAtlon (Jffun(Is
Tolal fund5 bruught forword
Total funds ¢orri¢d fonvard
104.557
107.567
123.650
12
72,707
107,567
All of the ¢liaTity's aetlvlties derive from coniinuing opertstions durin8 the above periods.
The fund5 bregkdtswn for the period is shown in nole 12.
The notes on pages I I to 19 ftbrnl an integral part of these financial Statements.
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Statement of Financial Actlvltfies for the Year Ended 31 December 2022
(Includlng Income and Expendlture Account and Statement of Total Recognlsed Galns
And Lo$$es)
Thes¢ are the figures for the prevlou5 actountlng perlod And Ar¢ included for compxratlve purpo8e5
Unr¢sl'rlcted
Restricted
Total
funds
fund
2021
Note
Income and Endownients from:
Donations and lega¢ie$
Cliaritable activities
Investment in¢oin¢
15.340
58,622
15,340
116,304
57,682
Total incom
57,682
1.31,649
Expendltur¢ on.,
73,7311
74,001 }
147,732)
Total cxp¢nditure
Net incoincllcxpcndittjre)
Transfers bctw¢en fund5
73.731
(147.732)
236
(16,3191
4.134
(16,083)
Nct moveinent ii) fund8
4.370
120.453)
116,0831
Reconclllfitlon of funds
Total funds brou8liL f¢)rward
100,187
123,630
Total Fund$ ￿￿led forward
12
104,557
3,010
107,567
The notes on pages l I to 19 forni an integral part of these financial Statements.
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(Registration number: 06419207)
Balance Sheet as at 31 December 2022
2022
2021
Note
Flxed assets
Tangible ossets
42.714
51,076
Current assets
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
10,619
29.404
9,865
60,098
40,023
69,963
Credltor5: Arnouttts fAlllll8 due Ivlthln one ye&r
Net eurrent Assets
10
29.993
56,491
Net 895e¢s
72.707
107,567
Funds of the ¢harlty:
R¢$lri¢l¢d Income funds
Reslrictbd funds
12
6,856
3,010
Unre%trlelod Income funds
Unreslriclcd funds
6S,851
Tvtti fund¥
12
72 7117
107 567
For ¢li¢ financiol year endin8 31 Deccmber 2022 Ilie cl)8rity was entitled to exemption from audtl under section
477 of th¢ C¢)mpaniLs Act 2006 relallng to srnall cotnpanics.
Dir¢ct()r6' r¢spon5ibiliti¢5'.
Tli¢ Jncmbcrs liavc not rcquircd the cliarily to obtain an audit of its accounts ftir tlie year in question in
ccordancc with section 470; and
Tlie diwlor5 acknowledge their responsibilities for complying with th¢ r¢quir¢m¢nts of tl)¢ A¢t with r¢¥pc¢t
to accounling r¢cor(ts and thc preparalion of accounts.
These fittajicial Slalements have beEn prepared in accordance with the SPE¢i81 provisions rrl8ting to ¢ompinies
subjebi to the sm811 companie5 r¢gim¢ within Part 15 of the Companies Aci 2006.
The
nancial statements on pages 8 to 19 were approved by ihe trustees, and authorised for issue on
MLrk Ransford-Kilpatri¢k
Trusiee
The note5 on pages I I to 19 fonn an integral part of these financial statements.
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The Vlne Community Centre Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements (or the Year Ended 31 December 2022
I AccountiRg poll¢les
Summary of 51gnAfflciDt oceountln8 ptslicie$ and kcy Aecountlng e5tlmat¢s
Tlie principal accounting poli¢i¢s applied iii tlie preparation of these finaii¢ial stateinenl¥ are set out below.
Tliose policies liave beei) conslstently &pplied io all ihe years presenled, unless otlierwise stat¢d.
StAttment of compliAnee
The fiiianeial Statements Iiave been prepared in accordance witli A¢¢ountiiig artd Reporting by Charilicy..
Stst¢mcnl of Recoinincnded Practice (applicable to ¢l?arilics prepariiig ilieir accounts iii aecordan¢e willi tli¢
FinanGiul Reporting Standard applicablc in Ihc UK aiid Republi¢ of Ireland IFRS 102)) lissiicd in Octobcr 2019)
(ChJi'i¢i¢s So1￿ {FRS 102)). th¢ FiiiaiKiAI R¢porliiig Siaiidard applicable in ilic UK aiid Rq)ublic of Ireland
(FR&* 102) alld the Coinpaiiies Act 2006.
Bas1$ of prcpnratlgn
The Viiie Com17Juiiity C¢iilrc Ltd meets the definition of ft public bonefit entity under FRS 102. A$$eis oiid
li#biliti¢s ore initially recogniscd at historieal co$t or ti'ai)$&ctioi) value unlÈs$ oth¢rwis¢ steted iii tlio r¢l¢vant
accounling policy iiolcs.
Goln8 eoneern
Tl)e finai)cial SEgtem¢nts Iwvc been prepared on o going conccrn basis.
Th¢ tru%t¢cs assess whether th¢ of 8oin8 eoncurn is wppropriRtc i.e. wh¢lh¢r thcTC arc any matei'ial
UliCCrt&iiities related to events or CO￿dItIOn9 thgt May cast Sl811iFIcllLII doubt on ¢hc ability of the eharily lo
coiitliiuc ils ll 8oiI)g ¢olicci￿. T]ie tru$ices mak¢ tlii5 8sscssni¢iit iii respgcl of a period of one yoar fToni ¢li¢ dFA
of appmval of ¢lK financial s¢ateiTiEnl8.
Exomptlon from prapdrlng 4 c4sh now gtaternent
Tlie clillrity opted to carly adopl BILllclin I published 011 2 February 2016 And have tl)ercfore not iiicluded a ¢a$h
flow stakment in Ili¢se finun¢ial ¥tat¢in¢nts.
Income and endrfrwrnents
All ni8ieriol iiicoming resources havc bccii iiicluded on A receivable h818
r¢¢eivable falls witliin th¢ period covered by thcsc accounts.
i.¢. th¢y are included if the da
Doii4rtons aiid I￿g￿eleS
Donalioiis are recogniscd when thc ch8rily has b¢en iiotified iii writiiig of both the amouiit tjlld SEttlcmcJit datc.
Iii the event that a donatjoii IS 8ubje¢t lo coi)ditioiis that rcquire a level of performance by the cliarity before the
el)arity is enlitled to the funds, Ilie iiicoine is deferred and nol rccognised uiitil eitl)er tlios¢ ¢oiiditioiis &r¢ fully
mel or ihe fuifilmeiit of those condilions is wliolly withill Ihe control ofihe ¢1)￿ritY atjd it is probgbl¢ that th¢sc
conditions will be fvlfilled in the reportiTLg period.
Graiits r¢celv4ble
Giants ar¢ r¢cognised when the charity has an entitl¢inent to the funds and aiiy ¢onditioiis linked to the grai)ts
have been niet. Wli¢r¢ P¢Tfonnance conditions arc attAclied to tlie graiit aiid are yet to be met. tl)e in¢om¢ 1$
recogrtised as a liability and iH¢ludEd on t]ie balance theet as deferred income to be relcascd.
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The Vine Community Centre Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2022
Governm¢llt grAnt$
Govetr]ment grants &r¢ r¢eogrtised base4A on ihe accru21 model 8nd are measured at the fair valu¢ of the asset
r￿¢iVed or reeeivable. Grants are c18ssified as relating either to revenu¢ or to as&et&'. Grdnls Telaling to revenue
are recognised in income over the period in wl)icl) the rel<lted costs are recogni5ed. Grant$ relating to ossets are
recognis¢d ov¢r the expected useful life of the asset. Wh¢r¢ part of a gront re]￿ing 10 an asset is deferred. it is
reco8lllsed us def¢Tr¢d income.
TgX#tlon
The charity is eonsidered to P85$ th¢ t¢5ts set out in Paragraph I Schedule 6 of the Finance Act 2010 and
th¢r¢forc it m¢¢ts the definition of a charitable compsny for UK Lorporation tax purposgs. A¢ci)rdingly. the
charity is poientially exeinpt from laxaliun in respect of incom¢ or capital gains received withiii ¢Eiegories
cOVe￿d by Chapter 3 Pan I l of the Corporation Tax Act 2010 or Sectiozj 256 of the Toxation of Ch&rgcabl¢
Qain$ Act 1992, to the extet)t that sucli in¢om¢ or gain$ are applied ¢x¢lusiv¢ly to charitable purposes.
Tanglble fixed assets
Tndividugl fixed ts8sels costing £500 or Inore ar¢ initially recorded at cosi, less any $ubsequeAt aeeumulaied
deprecifition And subsequent accumulat¢d impaimient losses.
Depreclatlon
Dep￿Lia110n 1$ ealculated to wwiiL down tlic cost or vJluJtion. less estimared residual value, of tungible fjxed
oss¢l$ <>vcr their expeclcd u$cful liveg on a siraight line basis.
D¢preclatlon rate
reniainiiig years of lease
20.OQ/o
20.0/
3 years slT8ighi line
Leuscliold land & buildin8J
Fixture8 & tittings
Gencral equipment
Cojnputer equipmenl
Trade debtors
Truil¢ d¢btvrs are amounts dLie from customers for merchandise sold or service$ perfomied in the ordinary
course ofbusLIIC5S.
TrBdc debtors Are r¢¢o8nisod initially At the transaction price. They aTe subsequently mellsured di amoriised cost
using the effeLtiv¥ inter¢sl method, le55 provision foT irnpaiment. A provision for Ili¢ impJim)enl of trad¢
debtofs is established when there is objective evidence that tjie chariry will nui be uble Lo collcct 811 amounts duc
Accor(]ing to the original terms of the reccivables.
Cash &nd cash equlvaleMts
Cash aiid cash equivalents Lomprise cash on hand and call deposits, WI￿ other short-term highly liquid
investments that are readily convertible to a known amount of easl) and are subject io an insignificant risk of
change in value.
Fynd structure
Unrestricicd income ￿ndS are general ￿1}d$ that alE available for use at the trustees, diseretion irt fljrtheranee of
the objeLlives tsf the charity.
DesigI￿ted ￿ndS are unrestricted tl]nds set aside for specific purposes at rhe di￿[¢1]0￿ of Ihe wsiees.
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The Vlne Community Centre Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Yeydr Ended 31 December 2022
Rutrictcd incom¢ funds are thoge grant5 for use in a particular area or for spe¢ifi¢ PUTpose5, the use of wliicli is
restricted to that area or purpo8¢.
Pen$lons and other post retIremo￿t obligatlons
l-lie ¢harity opcral¢s a defiiied contribution pcnsion scheme for ¢mploy¢ES. The a$5¢18 of t]￿ 5clieme are lield
s¢parat¢ly fi'om those of thc charity. P¥nsion costs Charges in the Ststement of Financial Activities reprcsont th¢
coiitiibulioFJs payable by the cliaiity duiii)g th¢ year.
2 Income from don#tions and leg4cle$
Unrestriet¢d
fund5
Generwl
Tfjtal
2022
2021
Donations and legacie8'
Donations fron) coinpanies, Iru$t$ aiid sin)ilar
proceeds
Donotions from individual$
GIBnrs, including CApii&I 8r&nts'
Govcrnincnt grllrtts
Groiil8 froin coinpaiiies
550
534
534
1,084
1,084
8,790
1.618
15,340
3 In¢ome from ¢h4rltable a¢tlvltle$
Unrcstrlcted
funds
G¢nerHI
Restrlctod
fund8
Total
2022
Total
2021
Grnnt8 & donations
Fees
Rooin Iiire
Services
47,739
47,739
1,067
76,960
2,705
57,682
788
54,445
3.389
1,067
76,960
2,705
47,739
128,471
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The Vlne Community Centre Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements for the YeAr Ended 31 December 2022
4 GrAnt8 & donations
Unrestricted
fundg
Re8tricted
fund8
Total
Asda fouiidation
Charles Haywood
Health Lotiery
Donation%
Thon￿$ FArr
Naiion41 Lottery Community Fund
Womens Group
Kickstart
Nottinglian) CVS
775
s.000
18,990
3,716
4,000
10.000
700
4,043
515
775
5.000
18.990
4,250
4,000
10,000
700
5.127
515
534
1,084
1,618
47,739
S Inve5tm¢nt Income
Unrestrlcted
fund
Central
Total
2022
Totgl
2021
Int¢T¢$t receivablc und 5imil&r in¢ome',
Intere$t re¢¢iV8ble on bonk deposits
51
51
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The Vfine Community Centre Ltd
Not¢$ to the Finan¢ial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Dee¢mber 2022
6 Expendlture on charltable 4Ctivlties
UnrestrIctcd
funds
General
Restricted
funds
I'olal
2022
Total
2021
Bank charges
Cleaning
Depr¢¢ioiio
Equipmcnt, repairs & r¢ncwals
Fuiidraising & publicity
Ho$pitality
Tnsurance
Lcg81 & professional
IT, soltware & support
Premiscs Inaintenaiice
Printill8 & statioi)¢ry
StAff Irainii)g & ¢xpen8eg
Sundiy & otlicr payincn15
Teleplionc, inicni¢t & p03ta8e
TTavel
Utiliti¢s
Volunteer ¢xpenses
Woses. Nl & peiision
WAsie disposal
Food
Events. $e$5ions & Activities
Rent & scrviccs
Fund tran$f¢rs
235
520
9.586
6,419
2,258
216
3.050
4,441
235
520
9.586
8.860
2,372
1,527
3,050
9,841
90
374
10,166
3,701
348
1,753
3,203
7,821
3.653
4,915
1,891?
1,882
1.735
1,545
3,148
12,849
775
74,707
861
361
9,684
2,265
2.441
114
5.400
14,177
578
1,614
14,177
1,899
,614
1,452
1,430
4,307
11,625
282
80,155
1,312
1,321
1,447
272
4.264
1,158
43
11,625
282
64,343
1,312
15,812
50
195
1,000
8,844
1,667
1,000
8,894
1,862
121.107
43,893
165,000
147,732
7 Stgff costs
The ag8rcgat¢ Poyroll cosi$ w¢r¢ as follow5..
2022
1021
Staff cost8 during the year wero:
Wages and salaries
Social security costs
PeE)sion Costs
72,346
5,860
72,807
1,900
80,155
74,707
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The Vine Community Centre Ltd
Note$ to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2022
The monthly average nUTnber of persons (including senior management team) employed by Ihe chfyrity during
the year was as follow5..
2022
No
2021
r40
Average number of employees
312021 5) of the above employees participated in the Dgfined Contribution Pension Scheill¢s.
Contributions to the employee pension Schemes for thc y¢ar t01811ed £1,94912021 £1,900).
No employee recciv¢d ¢moluments of more IhBn £60.000 during the year.
Th¢ total employ￿ benefits of the koy rnanag¢ment p¥tsonn¢l of the charity wcr¢ £25,42512021- £26,822).
8 T#nolble flxed asset$
Loasehold IAnd
& bulldlng9
Flxtureg &
nttlng$
Computer
equlpm¢nt
Total
Cost
At l January 2022
Addition5
121,675
11,945
10,919
144,539
1,225
At 31 Decembgr 2022
121,675
Dcpreelat5on
At l Janii8ry 2022
Charge for the year
At 31 De¢¢mbcr 2022
78,660
7,869
2,036
6,9.34
3,640
93,463
9,587
82,571
10,574
103,050
Net book value
At J l Dec¢mb6r 2022
39,104
3,265
345
42.714
At 31 Dec¢mber 2021
4,076
3,985
51.076
9 Debtors
2022
2021
Trade debtors
Prepayments
5,671
4,948
4,951
4,914
10,619
9.865
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The Vine Community Centre Ltd
Notes to the Flnanelal Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2022
10 Credltor$: arnounts falllttg due within on¢ year
2022
2021
Other taxation 8nd social security
Otl)er crcditOTS
AccruAIs
Def¢￿ed income
555
966
8,509
942
2.282
10,248
10,030
13,472
11 Cli8rlty stntus
Tlie charity is & eomp41)y liinlted by guarantee aiid consequently does noi havc sliarts ¢apitol. Eacli of tlie
Ini$lc¢s is liable Lo wntribute an amount not ¢xceedills £10 tOWELrds Ili¢ asseis of tlT¢ charity in the event of
liquid¢11ion.
12 Fund•
B4lAnce nt31
Do¢ember
2022
BalAncc It I
January 2022
Reuouree$
Qxpended
re$our¢
Unrestrlcted funds
G¢neNI
G¢n¢ral fund
104,557
82,401
1121,1071
65,851
Restrlct¢d ￿ndS
Coco Club
Kickstart S¢h¢me
Freeiiig Minds
Around Again
Grg¢n Spaces
Total reslrlctcd fund8
2,568
378
64
31.436
4,043
10,970
775
51.5
131,885)
{4,421)
(6,4671
17371
13831
2,119
4,567
38
132
3,010
47,739
43,893)
6,856
Total funds
107 567
130,140
IIC?5,0001
Th¢ specific purposes for which the fvnds are to be applied are as follows..
Aroiind AbTaiii Grant8 from ASDA Fouiidatioji aiid donati011s to support famili¢s ¢0 a¢¢¢68 Q6Bcntial baby itcins
and ¢ngage familie$ in &ctiviti¢s for under 4,5.
Coco Club Gpants from Charles Hiywoo¢l Flealih Lottery, Thomas Farr giv11￿ for the wnnings of the project
ror ov¢i' 55's. Iiicluditig activities, t￿ye] ajid seated exercises.
Frrcin¥ Minds ¥rant froin National Lottery Awards for All for project costs for tnental healtli services and
activities.
Green spa¢¢s is A ncw project to support mental liealth through tl?e usc of green spaces and gard¢nin&
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The Vine Community Centre Ltd
Note$ to the Flnanclal Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2022
Balance at
31
December
2021
Balanee At I
January
2021
Incomlng
r¢50urtes
Re$ourees
expended
Transfers
Unrestrlcted fund$
Geiiernl
General fund
100.187
73.967
(73.7311
4,134
104,557
Restrlcted
CLUL)E PToje¢l
COVID Relief project
Dcvelopmenl work¢r $il&ry
Coco Club
Ks¢kstHrt S¢heme
Clire costs (siistainabilily>
WiiidTush 2021
Frccing Minds
Ai'ound A8ain
Cl)air-b&sed ex¢r¢ise
3,879
1,605
2,915
13,879}
76
145
11.8261
(2,915)
112,543)
{3,144)
{5,8651
(22,409)
(22.420)
{317}
2,562
15,445
3,522
(3J4)
2.568
378
5,865
22.409
16.000
6,484
133
2.562
64
TotAI reitrlctod fund$
23,465
3,010
Total fundg
123,650
131649
147.732
107,567
13 AnAlysl$ ofnet g&set5 behveen fund$
Unrehtrlcted
funds
Re5trlcted
TotAI funds
Tan8ible fix¢d 8$set9
Curtent assd8
Currenl liabilities
42,714
33,166
10,030)
42,714
40.023
110,030
6,857
Total net assets
65.850
72,707
Unre$trlcted
2021
Total funds
General
Re$tricted
Tangible fixed assets
Current assets
CuTtent liabilities
51,076
66,953
13,472
51,076
69.963
13,472
3.010
Total net assets
104,557
3,010
107 567
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The Vine Community Centre Ltd
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2022
14 Fees payable to IndtPEndeDt examiner
2022
2021
Independent ¢xamii)otioii
805
785
805
785
15 ThxAtlon
The charity is & registered charity and 1$ Ih¢refore exeihpt froim tqxalioi).
16 Trustees rernuneratlon 4nd expensos
No truste¢$, nor any persons coiinected with th¢m. have ree¢ivcd any remui)eration fiDn) the charity during the
year.
No ttwstce5 liqyc Rceiv¢d any reimbuTs¢d exp¢nscs or aiiy otli¢r benofits fiDm the ¢hgTity durin8 th¢ ye&r.
17 Related party trAni*ctlon$
Therc wer¢ no I'Llukd puty trllllsactions iii the year.
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