PELTON FELL COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP Cblldren's Play Area, Brocknvell Centre, Pelton Fell ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 202312024 Pelton Fell Community Partnership PFCP Annual report for 202312024 Chatr's Remarks As usual the year had it5 Ups and downs. A down was the need to use 3 substantlal proportlon of reserves to cover costs not met bv unrestricted funding. Ups were that thanks to the efforts of our Lead Youth Worker, Donna Brown, considerable funding has been received to maintaln existlng actlvltles and start new ones. Of partlcular importance was the commitment of 2 funders to provide some medium term grants (3 years from 2023 to 2026) towards the core costs of the Centre (utilities, building maintenance, staff etc.) In addition usage of the Centre increased substantlally (See Sectlon IVI This report sets out in more detall: the activitie5 takin8 place at the Centre; and, who has provlded the grant fundln8 to enable those activities to take place. Sectlon Vl of the report outllnes the Dlrectors, vlew of the sltuatlon In the medlum term The separate Independent ExamSnerfs Report and its accompanying Financlal Statement and Balance Sheet Indicate how the funding that the Partnership has been able to generate has been used. However, it is of considerable concern that the Partnership is so dependent on considerable external fundlng for Its activlties for the benefit of the residents of Pelton Fell. It is becomin8 clearer that future external fundlng wlll become harder to obtaln. As such, the Partnership will need to develop its own independent funds if the service5 that are avallable currently are to continue. To that end, it will be seekin8 the support of residents and others living, worklng and visitlng Pelton Fell to contrlbute to its charltable aims for the area and so help to continue the development of a successful and vibrant locality. Chair July 2024 PFCP Board of Dire¢tOTS Annual Report for 202312024: as approved on 14. August 2024 Pelton Fell Community Partnershlp INDÉX Page Chair'.8 Rcmarks Reference and Administrative Delails li Structure, Governance and Managemenl Iii Objectives Iv Iv.] Activities, A¢hievements and Perfornmnce Achieving the Firsi ChaTilable Objeciive IV.IA 'I'he Management of Ihe Brockwell Centre IV. l B Offer Educational, Employment and Vocati()nal ()pportunitiL IV. IL Provide Support Groups and Leisure Activities IV. ID Develop ICT Facilities for all ages IV. l E Provide Health and filness Sessions IV. IF. Focus for Children and Young people 10 10 io IV.2 Achieving the Second Charitable Objective IV.2A Representing local people IV.2B Promotion of pcrp and the Brockwell Centre IV.2C Recruit and Manage Voluniccrs IV.2D A¥sist in the F.mployment of 1￿Cal People IV.2E Emergency Planning IV.2r lundraising 12 12 12 12 Financial Review 12 vi Pla￿$ for the Future 13 vii Statement of Public Benefil 13 ANNEX I ANNEX 2 ANNEX 3 Grants. Assistance in Kind 14 Activities of the main Hirers of the facilities of the Brockwell Centre 15 Partners in the Provision of Aclivili¢s 16 PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024: as approved on 14th August 2024 Pelton Fell Community Partnership Annual report for the Financial year 151 Aprll 2023 to 31st March 2024 on behalf of the Board of Dire¢tor$ Reference and Admlnlstr2tlve Detalls Name of Companylcharity. Pelton Fell Conmiunity Partnership, Company Registration Number: 06846269 [13th March 2009] Charity Registration Number: 1129699 [18th May2009] Re8lStered under the Data Protection Act 1998 {Reg. No. Z3464157} PrincipaVRe8iStered Address,. The Brnckwell Centre. Craghead Road, Pelton Fell, Chester le StreeL Co. Durham DH2 2NH. Membership 1.6.1 Board of Directorsrrrustees PoNition 01104123 to 19109123 19109f23 to 31103124 Noi Chair Mr& L, M•r•h411 Serv¢ till Sept. 2026 Vice chair Mr. D. Slm Mr. A. Dull Mr. C. R .nDld Sffv¢ till Sept 2026 Serve till Sept. 2026 Trea¥urw frum 17101r24 Serve till Sept 2024 . C. Re noldj Mr. D. Slm ¥on Mr. D. Slm Jon to 15111123 Other Dirtttors Cllr. Mr. Htnlg CBE Cllr. Mr. S. K Henlg CBE Mrs. N. Arm8tro Mrn S-B Beetham Sekve till Sept. 2024 Serve till Sept 2026 Sryve ti115(yt 2024 Save till Sept 2￿26 NOTES: (i) The Board comprising the Dirertors {indicuted in Bold abov¢} authori3ed the signature of the Annual Report at its Meeting held on 14th AUg￿$t 2024 Where a name is underlined it sbow8 the Dir¢ctor is a 'rommuni￿, Director as defined by Article 9.4 of the Articles of Asso¢iation. Mrs L. Marshall becathe a "ConllnUDi￿, Director on 9. May 2024. (lll) Karbon Holl￿ Ltd. and Durham Aged Mineworkers Housing Association can nominate observers to attend Board mectings. (ll) PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024: &8 approved on 141b August 2024 1.6.2 Members As at 31￿ March 2024, there were 70 memkn. During the year 2 ncw menthers were electcd and subscqucntly became DirectOT8 at the 2023 Annual General Meeting in September. Senior Member of staff. Ms. D Brown, Lead Youth Worker ReleV￿t Organisations I)urham County Council, County Hall, Durham DHI SUL Durb￿ Aged Mineworkers Housing Association Karbon Homes Limited. 168 Front Stree( Chesfrr le StreeL Co. Durham DH3 3YH Number Five, Gosforth Park Avenue, Go8fortb Business Part Newcastle upon Tyne NE12 8EG Unity Tn￿t Bank, Nine Brindleyplace, 4 Ouzells Squar¢, Birniin8ham Bl 2HB. Indewdeni Examiner: B. J. Strauglwi and Co, Epworth House, 7 Lucy Street, Chester le Street, Co. Durham DH3 3UP Solicitor: Muckle LLF, Time Central, 32 Gallow8ate, Newcastle upon Tyne NEI 4 BF li Structure Governanee and Management 11.1 Constitution: Article5 of Association and Memorandum of Association [Adopted 5th March 2009] The Partnen>hip is a Private Limited Company IJ.2 Orgawsation of Committees and meetings The Board of Directors met in the months of May. July and November 2023. and, January, March 2024, Th¢ Annual General Meeting 2023 took place in Septcmber. 11.3 Existing Partnership Administralive Policies and pro¢edures are.. (A) Code of Conduct {ReferenGc Al }' Confidentiality {A2}' ConAi¢t of Interest {A3]; Declaration of Interest {A4}, Reduction in Noise at, and dispersal fro￿ th¢ BTockwell Centre {A5}' Public Interest Discloswe ("Whistleblower's Polic￿,) {A6}' Complaints fronl tk Public {A7}. (B) Financial regulations {Reference Bl revised in May 2023 }' Expenses {B2}. (c) Equal opportunities including Rerniitment and Training {Reference Cl }' Harassment PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024.. as approved on 14" August 2024 {C2}. Volunteers {C3}; DisciplinAry attd Grievance Procedures {C5}: Director's Code of Conduct {C6}. (D) Protection of children in Telation to E-safety {D3}. Revised policy for the Protection of People {Reference D4A approv¢d July 2023) which supercedes policies on Protsction of Children {Reference DI } and Protection of Vulnerable Adults {D2}. (E) Health And Safety at Work {RefereDce El })' Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrenc¢s (IUDDOR) {E2}: Risk Assessment {E3)' Risk Ass¢ssmcnt Overview for the Partnership's General Management Process {E3(i)}' Risk Assessment overview for Activities at the Bro¢kwell Centre {E3 (li)}; Manual Handling {E4}: Lone working {E5}; Smoking {E6}' AlcohoVDrng Misuse {E7}; Use of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) {E8}. Dats protection {Reference Fl }. ll.4 Serio￿9 Incident Report In February 2024 a complaint was received and deali with under the Partnership'8 relevant Pn)cedures and ¢ompleted in April, The nature of the complaint W88 such that it led to a rq)ort to the Charity Con)mission in June 2024. The Commission was 8atisfied with the way in which the Partnership had dealt with the matter. 11.5 Appointment of Directors Directors are appointed in a¢¢ord8n¢e with the Arti¢les of Associatiory number.9 9, 11 & 12. Tbe minimum number is 5 and the maximum 15. The majority of Directors Should be "Community Directors" In accordance with the Partners Agreement ending the Pelton Fell Neighbourhood Parthership both Durham County Council and Bellway Homes have a righi to nominate a person as a director on the Board. That agreement can end by mutual consent at any time after June 2011. Bellway Homes decided not to exercise that right with effect from September 2015. 11.4.1 Induction and training of Directors On appointtnent, Directors receive a Welcome pack which contain¥ arnongst other infornialio copies of: Inforniation about the PartnerS￿'p. Charity Tn￿tte roles and responsibilities. Details of the role of a Director and Partnership officers with relevant Job Descriptions. Memorandum and Articles of Association. Details of some policies and procedures and inforniation on acc¢s$ to the rentsinder. Directors are encouraged to undertake training where required. PFCP Board of Director8 Annual Report for 202312024: as approved on 14th August 2024 11.5.1 Staff - Paid Name Position EmployM￿ll Stat External Funding Ms. D. Brown Ms. N. Ri¢h8rdson Lead Youth Worker Youth Workcr Part time 22105117 ongoing Part time IA)7117 till 25103124 Port time19AMf22 on80ing Temporary fiDm 12101122 Part time 1106123 ongoing Various fvndffs Various Fundus Ms. L Hunt Ms. C Woz¢ncroft Youth Work Temporary ol¢aner Cleanerl Att¢ndant Various Fundus UK Youth Fund Plus I Sessional worker- Self-employe Since 20th June 2011, the overall supervision of staff has been delegated to the D¢$ignated Director, currently the Partnership's Chair. 11.5.2 Staff- Volunteers {See a180 IV.2C below} The Partsjerthip is findin8 It difficult to recruit adult volunteers who could serye in nwAy ways and make valuable contributions to the day to day activities and rnanagernent of the Partnersbip. As of 3111 March 2024, the Partnership currendy has 3 volunteers. There are 3 Senior Youth Club volunteers. all members of the varAOUS youth groups who are known as Youth Club Ambassadors. Objectlves Objects of the Compattylcharity The objects are sei out in Clause 3 of the Memorandum of Association, namely: The Cbarity'8 Objects (Objeets) are. to further or benefit the community of Pelton Fell in a fully inclusive manner associating together the said community and statutory authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation leisure time occupation with the objective of improving conditions of life for the community and, by to develop the capacity and skills of the community of Pelton Fell in such a way that local residents are better able to identify and deal with matters that affect them and so that such residents can participate more fully in so¢i¢ty," PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024: as approved on 14th August 2024 Iv Activities, A¢hievemeDts and Perforn)ance Attendance 8tstistics for the year are given below: The overall attendance at the Centre was 14,692. an average of 293+ per week based on a 50 week year. It was 35 /0 more than for the previous year (10,861) The increase was due nvdinly to improved attendance in young people's activities (6,344 as against 4,274) and the continuation of various activitie8 Started the previou5 year such as Brockwell Buddies (903 cf 463) and Br(Kkwell BTunch (1.923 ¢f 474). (See Graph and Section IV.I below for more detail) Centre user statistics Apr 2023 - Mar 2024 3.972 3.500 3.1X)O 2.500 1.5(Y) iAg9 . . . 1,402 .838... 934 113 43 General - Social - Family Learning - l.ifestyle and F.xercise stsff, Visitors to the centre. Parties, Social events, etc. Brnckwell Buddies IToddlers Playgroup) - 903 4 Coffee & crafL8 - 31 Smile Tbrougb Sport- 195, Gende Circuits - 23D, Zumba - 84; Pelton Fell CA- 900+. Courses at the Centre "Have a Good Dog" Junior (ages 6 - 12), Senior {13 - 19), Wednesdays and Saturda) Young people and their families during school holidays History group - 263. Brnckwell Brunch- 1,923 Princes Tn￿1 courses, Attendance at BoarQ Committe¢s and assooiated meetings Adult learning - Young people - Youth people other- School holiday cafe - Older people- Employment Advice - PFCP meetings - PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024: as appmved on 14th Au8USt 2024 The statistics above exclude usage of th¢ associated Children's Play area Mulii Use Games Area IMUGA). Iv.1 Achievitig the Fitst Charithblc Objective IV. IA The Management of the Brockwell Centrc The Centre is managed under the tern]s of a 99 year lease from the Durham County Council which was sign¢d on 25 January 2012 and subsequently registered at the Land Rcgisty office in April 2012. Its farilkties includ¢: Internal. within building External Public toilets with limited changing facilities. Car parking for u8er8- 21 space8" Main hall - capable of division into 2. Terracelpatio area for 8pectstors' Offices to leVrent- 3 Nr,; M¢eting rooll￿ to letlrent- 3 Nr. Children's play are&8 With equipmenl suitable for various age ranges: Kitchen and ￿fe with provision for bar use. Floodlit Multi U8e Games Ar¢a with markings for 5 aside football, basketball and t¢nnis; AudioNisual Equipment. Hearin811)op Landscaped open space, Provision for collection and subsequent digposal of small electrical equipment and batteries Other facilities include a basic café service. The Hire of some of the facilities is an imporiani part of the business plan for the Centre. The main hirers during the year were.. "Smile Tbrough Sport" and "Pelton Fell CA" {Se¢ ANNEX 2 below for details of the rel¢vant activities.} The Centre is used as a polling station for I￿al and central governrnenl electioDS Details of Funding are given below (Section V and ANNEX I) Details of the usage of tbe Centre and other activities a￿nEed by or through the Partnership in order to fulfill its Charitable aims are given below: IV. l B Offer educational, employmenl and vocational opportunities IV.IB (i) History Group: Mel weekly on Tuesdays {ex¢ept duTing school holidays) for sessions of 2 hours with an averdge attendanL¥ of 8. IV. I C PTovide support ￿0upS and leisure activities IV.IC (i) Credit Union: is atfiliated to NE First Credit Union and by trained l(Kal volunteers. Miners, Banner group.. In July the banner was paraded and displayed at the Durham Miners, Gala and paraded at the Remembrance Day ServirK in IV.IC {ii) PFCP Board of Directors Annual Re￿rt for 202312024: as approved on 14th August 2024 November held at the War Memorial PadL . Brockwell Buddies Play group: Is for children under l and their parentslcarers. Commenced in October 2022. The attendance throughout the year was 903. Brockwell BrLmCh.. Provides hot tlleal at the Centre or as tskeaway& Startcd in January 2023 attd is weekly durxng school tern￿. 1,923 meals were provided in the year foT serving about 75 differenl people Coffee and Crafts: Started weekly in Jllnuary 2024. It provides opportunities for th08e attending to improve their artistic skills accompanied by light refreshments. Attendance w&s low totaling 31 over the 3months P¢lton Fell CA.. see ANNEX 2 for details Averdge attendance at th¢ ¢nd of the year increased to 25. ahnost 500/0 up on that for ?022123. Smile Through Sport: See ANNEX 2 for detsils Average attcndance is Currently 5 with a maximum of 8. IV.IC (iii) IV.IC (iv) IV.IC (v) IV. IC (vi) IV.1 (vii) IV. l D Devel()p ITC. f(tLilities tor all ages The IT equipment Provided funded through grants received in previous years is used by residents for various activities most notably job searches and seeking infom￿ll0n. The C¢ntre is registered as a UK Online Ccntre. IV. l E Provide Health Hnd fitnc%% sc%%ions IV.IE (i) Gentle Circuits: 18 held on Wednesday mornings durAng school terni time for older people; average attendance is 5 excluding the instrnctor. Zurnba.. Commenced in February 2024 with an average at*ndance of 17 excluding the instructor Defibrillator - is available at the Centre adjacent to the rnain entrance It had been deployed 5 timey during the year but never used. IV. IE (li) tv. IE (iii) IV. l F Focu8 for Children and Young people IV. IF (i) c￿'1drell and Youth a¢tivities based at The Brockwell Centre ain] to improve and develop positive mental well being in the children and youn8 people of Peltrjn Fell, This is achieved through sessions that cover key areas including physi¢al a¢tivity• ¢r¢attvity, outside play and socialising. (a) Junior Youth Club (Ages 6 - 12) - Provided young people with opportunity to take part in a wide range of activities that they plan alongside the youth work team. 65 different young people have accessed junior youth club in the last 12 months. Senior Youth Club (12 - 19) - The Club mel once very week during terni time and bas a core group of16 young people attending each week. They enjoy taking part in activities such as cooking, music and having group di8cussions. Girls Group (11- 19) - The Group met on a weekly basis at The Brockwell Centre and on average tbere are 12 young people attenthng the session. The Session was developed to provide the girls with their own space and opp()rtunity to access support and guidance from the youth work team. Outdoor Activity session- This scssioll Was deyelopcd during COVID and continues to be the session with the bighest attendancc each week. It provided a number of different opportunities for the young people which included multi sports coaching provided by CNTS Sports Stars, social action, art and craft and outside play. 72 different young people have attended these 8essioJL8 over the past 12 months (b) (¢) (d) PFCP Board of DI￿t0[S Annual Report for 202312024". as approved on 14th August 2024 10 (e) Mini Youth Club (Ages 4-6)- Tbe Club provided the younger members of the village with the opporturrity to develop their confidence before they attend Junior Youth Club. The young people take part in a wide range of activities including cookntig. outdoor play, games and art and cratl 18 different young people have taken advantsge of mini youth club. School Holiday Activities (Ages 5 - 16)- The Youth Café continues to be extremely successful and well attended part. Activities include cooking. art & craft, gardening, multi 8POrts, games and nature walks whilst also having access to free food and refreshments. On average there arc 35 attending at each sessioL Over 120 diffcrent young people have been supported in the last 12 months. Youth drop in ( All ages)- Happened on a weekly basis and provided young people with the OppOrt￿ltY to access support and advice from the youth work le￿, whilst also having the opportunity to take home unsold prothice from Gr¢ggs. On average. 20 people acce88ed this project each week. Trips- Trips continue to be the most asked for activity by the young people. In the past 12 month8 the young people have enjoyed trips to Ford Casde, Winter Wonderlan(L Jump Gionts. Jump 360, Adventtre Valley, Go K8rting, Planet Leisure, Evolve Youth Incluston project, South Shields, Clip and Climb, Wake Park and McDonalds Assistance to the Bullion Hall Conllnunity Centre- Bullion Hall Youth Activity Group has ¢QDtinued to grow in number in the past 12 month8, There being two 8es8ions ea¢h week with over 40 young people attending each week. Scssions are held on a Wednesday and Friday, the Friday group is a snmller group who prefer a quieter environment. The young people have enjoyed a wide range of offsite activities including trips to Ford Castle, Evolve Youth Inclusion Project. Jump Giaft￿ Jump 360, Paintballing, Whickham Thorns, South Shields, Arcades and McDonalds (0 (h) (i) IV,2 Achieving the Second Lharilable Objective IV.2A Represcnling local pcople IV2,A (i) Chester le Street Area Action Partnership (AAP) The Portnersbip w&8 represented at 2 of the 3 groups, i.e. "Community Supporf, and '£ost of Living" In additio￿ the Partnership took advantage of funding available from the AAP for varAOUS activities. See ANNEX I below. IV2.B Promolion of PFCP and the Brockwell Centre IV2 B (i) Newsletters- None were published during the year IV2 B (ll) Website The Partnership's websitc www. . cltonfell.o i.uk provides the community and visitors with infomation on PFCP, its pr0jCc￿ ¢ommunity groups and activities, news and events, history of Pelton Fell and an online business directory. Currently its forntht is under review. IV2 B (iii) "Faceboov, A Facelxiok page is: hti s:/lm.facebook.con￿fbe-Br0CkWell-Celltre-606S622o94I56I8I and utrently has 615 followe￿. Another Facebook page which sets out the Parthership's youth a¢tivities is.. Gernn￿ Bird hi( s.'IlwwW.facebook.conV￿rofiIC Jih ?id-100009927047779 and it bas 1,301 friends and I I I followers A new Facebook page was set up in late November 2021 with the address., The Brockwell Centre Pelton Fell and has 537 followers. PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024: as approved on 14tb August 2024 11 Overall rtnore effort will be needed to maintsin these web based facilities which have proved to be of great benefit to the Partnersbip, IV2 B (iv) Other sites [nforn￿tt0n on the Centre is also avallable at County Durham Families Inforftnation Service 'lies.inf ) and Durham locate ( klservicesll IV.2C Recruit and manage volunteers {See ll5.2 above} The Partnership ha8 registered volunteers wkn support the Credit Unio4 Youth Sessions. Sociaj Events and the day to day nLllni￿ of the Brockwell Centre. The Partnership has developed a volunleer induction pack that supports the recruitment and induction of the volunteers in to the 018allisation. IV.2D Astriist in th¢ ¢mployment of local people IV.2D (i) Sessional activities Activities organized by the Partnerthip and others e.g. "Smile Tbrough Sport" and private parties provAde employment for local people either as individuals or organisations. IV.2E Emergency Planning In late November 2021, Stonn "Arwen" resulted in a power cut for part of the village which lasted for approximately 4 days and show¢d that an Em¢rgen¢y plan sI￿uld be developed for the area. WO￿ comrnenced on such a plan which w&s intended to be developed in co-operation with the County Council's Emer8ency Planning Team and other or8anisations in the village. Unfortunately due to lack of resources there has been no progres8. IV.2F Fui)dnising Specific donations and other income clas8cd as donations rai8ed £ 8,537.20. all of whi¢h was for Partnersbip unrestricted use. However the bulk of the funding was obtained through being 8ucce88ful with applications to varAOUS different organisations for fimding projects. See ANNEX I below Flnanelil revieiv Funding There has been Success in obtaining grant funding for activiti￿ to benefit the area. See ANNEX I below. Policy on 'Yhe Reserves" {in¢luded viitbin"Designated Fund8"} The Parthership has a financial reserves policy in accordance with good practice. tn March 2012 it was agreed that the reserve fimd should eventually provide for the costs of: (a) Staff redund8n¢y costs as al March 2025 ". £ 5,900 (b) Runtil￿ costs (essential) for Brockwell Centre for up to a maximum of 6 months (c) Redecorntion costs on a 5 year cycle Provided.. 3.30/0- £ 195 £ 27,975 £ 2,120 There is a need for fimds to be obtained to incre&8¢ this provision, "Dcsignalcd Funds" 'The Reserves" from V.2 above Funds deposited by Bingo Club for its own use.. (i) (li) £ 195.00 £ 361.72 Thus the overall"Designat¢d funds" available totsled £ 556.72 as at 31 It March 2024. PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024: as approved on 14 August 2024 12 Plans for the Future 202412025 The Partnership's strategic priorities remain as: (i) The development of a funditig strdlegy to ensure fLllMls to enable the running of th¢ Bmckwell Centre and work on community engagcmcnt and developnTht. The pmvision of community development activities to give rise to; (li) (a) Ib) (c) More engagement and better cohesion" Improved capacity and active citizenship" Improved h¢&It￿ standard of educatio￿ and prospects of etllployn]ent and 80 contiibute to the local economy. The Clean, Green and Safe Charter and associated matters. The development of other projects to provide improvements in the local environment (iii) (a) (b) As regards the futswe, the UK Youth 8rant received initially in March 2023 will be provided for a further 2 years (i.e. ¢ov¢ring the period March 2024 to February 2026). Subsequently. a Cbildren in Need gr&nt which stsrted in June 2023 and covers some other Centre costs in addition to youth staffing costs continues for a further 2 ycar8 (i.c, till May 2026). Funders are more willing to assist with the cost of using the facilities provided. Furtber fundlng for activities is being sought, as will an Incre￿ in income from hire costs due in part to an increase in charges and att increase in privat¢ hire of facilities at the Centre. As a result it is expected that unrestricted funds will increase over this period and so result in imprnved viability. Vl.2 202512027 AS noted immediately above, the financial viability is expected to improve, However, as staled in Section 11.4 above, '£ommunity Dire¢tors" (effectively local resldents) have to be in a majority. It may well prove necessary io Modify the Current Articleslmemorandum of A￿ciatiOtt to ensure the continuation of the Parthership and the operation of th¢ Centre. In 2025, the Pelton Fell area will be included in the Pelton ward of the County Council for ¢I￿tOr81 purposes. It appears likely and desirable that it be included into an existing local government parithed area in that war Statement Ibf Public Benefit The D1￿CtorS consider that they have complied with their duty as Clwity TTUStees to have due regard to the guidancc on public benefit pubjished by the Charity Commission in exercising their ￿werS and duties. Approved by the B08rd of Directors on 14th August 2024 Signed on behalf of the Directors by: Linda Marshall, Chair Colin Re Ids, Secretary PFCP Board of Directors Annual Rewrt for 202312024.. ￿ approved on 14th August 2024 13 ANNEX I Grants, Assistance in Kind Grants ￿¢¢iVed in Financial Year 2023J2024 Amount -£ Period Onc Youth Chester le Street Onc Youth Chester le Street 14.706.33 3.5(M).00 04123 - 03124 04123 to 09124 Youth Activities Youth activities- E&8ter & surnm¢r school holida Youth Activities-jnisthous Youth activities- Residential One Youth Chester le Street On¢ Youth Ch¢st¢r le Street 2 305.00 1,968.00 04123 to 03124 03124 Ta lor- Wim DCC: KC HENSOI-23 DCC: 22NB-CHES 013 DCC: 23HA- CHES 001 DCC: 23DFE-CHES 003 DCC: 23HA-CHES 013 DCC: 23DFE-CHES 013 DCC: 23HA-CHES 017 DCC: 23DFE-CHES 020 DCC: 23DFE-CHES 023 DCC: Fun & food 200,00 300.00 05123 05123 05123 05123 07 to 08123 10123 12123 02124 04124 04124 10123 Coronation Coronation Brockwell Brunch Youth café Ma half tern) Summer Youth café October uth cafe Youth café- Christtnas Youth café- Feb half ter Youth café- Junior's Ea8ter holiday Youth ¢af& Senior's E&8tcr holida art 1231.50 10,650.00 1835.00 2 272.50 1,795.00 6,121.00 2,172.00 1095.00 Tesco- via Groundwork 07123 Brockwell Brunch CDCF: Grant A686587 CDCF: Grant 694682 CDCF: Grant A700381 CDCF: Granl OGA4417250 CDCF: Grant A717306 CDCF: Grant A718190 CDCF: Grant 730310 9,875.00 04123 to 07123 07123 12123 01124 1124 to 12124 1124 to 12124 Povert hurts 11500.00 1,977.50 Household su Povert hurts Junior & senior outh clubs ani8ation Sustainabili Welcome s. aces ort Karbon Home8 400.(K) 11123- 2124 Winter Warnlin UK Youth: Unrestrlcled 2. instslment of 3 15,0(M). 03/24 to 02125 Youth Staff, Utilities & Centre costs BBC Children in Need 181 inslajment of 3 13,538.00 06123 to 05124 Youth Staff, Centre miscellaneous costs 500.00 07103 DoDations- unrestricted OVERALL TOTAL 122 940.83 ]b or Ivork Ydt Bullion Uydll Funder Amount -£ Period Use One Youth Chester Ic Street One Youth ches￿ le Street 14,706.33 3,500.00 04123 to 03124 04 to 09124 Youth Activities Youth activities- Easter & summer sch￿1 holida Youth Activities- miscellaneous One Youth Chester le Street GRANT INCOME TOTAL 2,643.00 20 849J3 04123 to 03/24 PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024: as approved on 14th August 2024 14 ANNF.X 2 Activity of th¢ main external Hirers of the facilities of the Brockwell Centre Smile Through Sport Commenced in September 2022 on Thursday evenings during school tern) times for I hour A weekly sport and physical activity club for children and young people with disabilities or SEND. Th¢ club provides p¢cr support for parents and carers as well as providing m¢aningfu] activity for the pBrticipaats. For more inforniation on the group's activities plea8e contact ' 01670 457 757. Iwebsite.. or telephone Cocalne Anonymous Pelton Fell Meet on Wednesdags 7pm till 8pm. The group started n)eeting in October 22 for the pwpose of helping people with drink and thug abuse i&8ues by using a 12 Step program. The leader, who lives locally. h&s been in recovery for over ten years. He has been a part of Cocaine Anonymous since leaving rehabilitstion in 2013 and used th¢ twelve step5 prograDune throughout that titne el￿where. The group is extremely prnud of it activities in Pelion Fell with attendance avernging 17. Its members travelling in for meetings from throughout County Durbam and Tyneside. The 8roup not only welcome individuals who have a problem with drink and or drugs but also any family metnbers or professionals who would like to know more about rwovery. For more inforn]ation on the group's activities please contact by telephone a men)ber at 07900 178 999 PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024: as approved on 14th August 2024 15 ANf4EX 3 Partners in the provision of Activities Dsstvlc? v•u Actlor4 artn•r5hlp Durhamwl4*: •1 IUNATOOV County Council 1*1 IJ*L.-. I)UIII IA,M (trMMLINITy ,.￿￿E YOUTH CAF Gl¥¢sltr Lfr Shett charitiesAKlFMdat￿n CHILDREN IN NEED GREGGS COMMUNITY FUND UIC YOUTFI PFCP Board of Directors Annual Report for 202312024: as approved on 14th August 2024 16 I Q SEP 2024 Polton Fell Communlty Partnershlp Flnanclal Statements for tho yoar to 31st March 2024 Charlty No 1129699 Company No 6846269 Pelton 11 ommunit Pa nersh Page Company Infomiatlon Tru8teeslDlreGtor8 Report 24 Independent Examlner8 Report ststernent of Fln8nclal Activltles Balance Sheet Note8 CI• NB tton Fdl CvNnunltyP•rb DH2 2W Ch•rty MJmb•r R•o￿ThI Underth• tht• 19P8 rK+ Z31641S7 Po•PJon Ch• Vl¢a Ch￿r 15KW23 to Jih)3f24 Cllr. S•N• ill S•pt2026 S•pt 2028 S•MI thr S•W2026 Trna•w from 17m1124 S•ry• S•0 2024 S•rv• tlll Sw 2024 Sem Sw 2026 S•rve 111 Sw 2024 Sffi 1111 S•pt2028 TruJw•f Cllr Mr S A H•nl9 C8 Cllr Mr S A H•nlo CBI l)Th• Bo•rd ¢ornprf8tNJth• Thr•clth¥ lknd*•t•d In bokl abml •ulhothd th• *n•tur• ofth• Anrnml R•wt th Its rnmung h•kl on 14th Au9U8t 2024 21Whef• • n•m• * undorfln•d tt th• Dlr•cknr kn • Dlrtttor •• ¢•ffln•d byAthkn 9.4 •fth• Ank*¥ ofA•*xL•tlJn. ktr• L M•rnh•M bKarn• a fommu*W C4rxtor on 9th May 2024 31 K•rbon Llmw, Duth Ag•d PAMr8' H¢xNlng A•wchdon ¢*b Tr)mlMt• ob•rn• to•tt•nd Duth•n County c￿r*I1 ￿rn. Dutham DH15UL PO Box 31 The Grov•. Horn•• Amcthllon, Ch6st•r l• Str••1 Co Duth•m DH3 3YH Gojknth P•th Awn￿, N￿￿•￿0, NE12 8EG HDudnpA88￿I￿I1On rt>oTr Hornu Llmllo(1 Ind•F4ndeM EMmln•r 8 JStr•uohn B J Slr•Wn 4nd Co Ep%￿nh Hous•. 7 Lucy Str•Dt, Ch•thi lo StrwL Co Durtwm OH3 3UP 8ank Nln• Brfndlty Plau, 4 ChJz•lli Squ•r•, Blmilffjham B12HB MuckL* LLP T*r• C•nty•l. 32 G•llowo•ts, T>T* fvIE14BF 84nk•rn Soll¢ttern P•lton 011 Communi Partnershl Dlroctor61frustees Report for the year •nd•d 31st March 2024 Go￿rnIn9 Docurn•Tht The organlJAUon18 a Company LlmSknY by Gugr8nte8 kno)rporatad on the 131h M•rch 2009 And reglBtered a• dwrrty on 18th May 2009. Tho Objects ar• Set out In Clau80 3 of the MeThKxandum ofAssodatlon. namoly.. To furthw or benofit the wmmunlty ol Pelion Fell In a IrK4uJlve mBnner by 0•8cthtlng togotr*r the 8okJ communlty and ststulory authDrltle8. vol￿18ry 4Th1 other tyganbation8 In a o)mmon offort to advance •Jucatk*n aThl ID provlde.fa¢llW•g In the Inloresty o180cl•l ￿lI￿ra for rormuon l818Urn tlme Or￿paI￿)n tha obJ*tlve of Improvlng condlllom of Ilfe for tho aThl To dovelop th• ￿pa￿ty and oftho communlty of P*in F811 In such a vffjy thal local re8klonts are better able to Identlfy a￿1 deal vllh m•tt•r8 that affact them and 80 that 8uch r881dents c8n partlclpate mre fully In 80dety. R•crultm•ftl Appolntm•nt and lnduetlon Th• pro¢edure8 ft*llovMd ar• detalled In Iho •nnu•l report (*•￿10n11.4.l1 The Dlr•ctDr8 have condu¢t8d o r•vlew ol th8 rmlor r&k8 k) thè rJ)arrty18 •¥po￿d. Where approprlDte, $yslems or pio¢edure8 hev• been establlshed to mltl9alo Ihe rf8kg the charlty fac8B. Inlorn81 Contro18 been Implemented r85POCt ol tran￿¢t￿n3 aulhorleallon. Proc•dur08 are In Pla￿ lo on8ur• th• heahh orKI 8•fety of •tsff, volunloorl •rKI vl8ltorn to the e•ntre. The 8ctlvltl08 arKI perfomence durtrg ihe perlod are tJetaW In ihe Annual Report. R••pon•lbllltl•• of Th• Dlr•ctor8 The dlrectors ei• 108ponslble for prepar￿￿ tho Oketh. R•port and th• Inanclo18tatements In accordarKè vAlh •ppllcable hw regulatl¢)ns. Companylow rw4ulres tha dlrector8 lo prgpare finarKlal 8lat•monts for ￿ch flnan¢lo1 year. UrKler Ih8t law the dlrecbrn have ele¢ted to preparo the financlal stateff*nts In accordance bmlh UnFtsd Klngdom Genor81Jy Accept8(l Acrx•unllng Practlco (Unllod KlThJdom Accountlng Slandar(19 end appllcable18wI. Unrjer company law Ihe dlroctor8 musl not approve the financhl statements unless they &r8 that they glve 8 true and fair vlew of the 8ts18 of affalr8 of Iho corrpany arKI of the profil ty10s8 of th8 ¢ompany for that year. In prepaflng IhoBe flnanclal st81ement8, the dlreth are fequtred to.. ¥elect 5ultsb18 8ccountlnp pollcla8 aTrJ then apply them cYJnslslonUy,' make lud9ements 8Th1 a¢CCMJnllng e8tlmates that are r•a8on8bl• ar￿ prudent: 6p4re th• Ilnonchl stalements on tho golng ￿rK￿rn b881$ unl88511 ￿ In8pproprlal8 to prnsumo thal thè ¢Thi￿nY wlll contlnue In t￿IneSs. The dlreGtor5 are responslble for keeplng adequats accounllng records that 8re suffiGienl to show8nd expl8ln the rnpanvs transactions and dwose with reasonab16 al any tlme the flnandal posluon ol the ¢omp8ry and en8blo thèm to ensure that the financlal Statements wlth the Companles Act 2006. They are also r88ponslble for safe9u8rdlng the assets of the company and hm fr>r laklng reoson8blo steps lor tho preventknn and 1Sot6cUon of frnud anil other *regulJrMes. Pefton Fell Communlt Partnershl Dlrectorsrrrusteos R•port for tha year •nd•d 318t March 2024 V.1 Fundlng Thtte ha8 been 8ucctso In obtalnlw grnrt fund*w for actrAtkn to bernlR the aroa. For det8118 See An[￿ 1 b detslled onnual rerKXt V2 Pollcy on R•Mr¥•¥ Ilnclud•d wlthln" D•slpn&t•d Fund•ry The partnershlp has a finondal rnserves ￿lcY In 8cctydance wlth good yactlce In March 2012 ft was agre•d that the reserve fuKI $tthld eveniually provlde for the c0818 of.. 81 Posslble staff redund8ncy co8ts13.3% of rewlrfjd 85 at Morch 20251 b) RunnlrvJ c04ts for the Brockwdl Centro UP to o maxlmuin of 6 month81O% of r8qulredl c) Redecoratson rthts on a 5 star wle (0% of requlred) Sub Totsl d) Bingo Club contrlbulbnB Total Dulgnatod Funds at 3l•t March 2024 195 382 557 Vl.1 Outlook for 2024r25 The partn8r8hlp'8 Straleglc prlorflle8 remaln a8 . The developmènt of 8 fund￿ 8tr8tegy to •MuM furKl$ to en8t4¢ thè runnlrvj of tha 8rockw•ll Contre and V•ork on ¢ommunlty •ngapment and dov•k>pmont. Tho provlslon ol communlty dev•topm•nt acfvKkn8 gt¥hg rl8• to .' 81 More engagement arKI better co￿8￿n. ￿d. bl Improved cap8clty and acllve cttlzen8hlp; arvj ¢1 Improved health, •landord ol educalth and pr08P8cts ol fjmploymenl (arKI 80 contrlbule io the local e¢0￿MY) al Tho a8on. Green •nd sale Charter and as80claterl m8tters; JrKr b) The devdopm•nl ol other woJects lo provlde Imwovements In the Ioc81 envlronmenl As rgJard8 Ihe future, the ou¢look18 b￿hlOr as the UK Youth Grant recelved In March 2023 wlll be provtded for 8 total of 8 further 2 years (l.e. covwlr¥J th8 perlod March 2024 to February 2026). Subsequenuy. a Chlldren In Need grant whl¢h started In June 2023 covws soma Olher Centre costs In addluon lo staffing costs for thls yèar and 8 fvrther 2 ￿ar8 (l.e, untll M8y 2026). Funders are r￿le wflllno to 8S861 wllh the cost of uslng the facllllles provlded. Further fundlng for actlvlYes Is bein9 sought. 8$ wlll an Increasè kn In￿rne from hlre ￿sts due In part lo an Increase In ¢har9es and en Increase In prlvate hlre ol fBcifilles al the Centre. As a result11 Is expectsd Ihol unfeslrl¢ted fvrK18 WIII Increase over thls Peri(￿ and w f•suIt In Improv•d vlabllty. VI,2 202512027 As noted Immedlaldy aLx)ve, the fina￿la1 vlobllltyls expected to ImFYOVe. Hobwv•r as 81at•d In Secllon11.4 above, 'Communlty Dire¢lor8" (effocllvely lo¢al resldontsl have to be In a maJoty.11 well wove necessary lo rnodlty the current Arll¢lesNemorandum of Assoclation to ènsure Ihe continual￿n of Ihè Partnwshlp and th8 operalK)n of the Cantre. In 2025 the Pelton Fell areo is proFosed for in¢luslon In the Pelton Ward of ihe County council ior 818cloral purpos85. It appears likely and desirabl8 that it be Incbded into 8n exlsth¥ Ioc81 govwrwnent parlshed area. The Dlreclors considgr th81 they have complled w6th thelr dity as Ch8rlty Trustees to have due reg8rd lo the guidance on puLllc benefit pub115hod by the Ch8rlty Commi58lon In exercising their powers and duties. Approved by the Boar(l of Dlrnclors ?t Its meellng on 14th August 2024 Signed on behaw of the Directors by.. Chalr Seuetary Pelton F•ll Communl Partn•rsh Inde ndent Examlner's Re or r erKI• We report OD the unaudit¢d accounts of the chaTity for the ptyiod l April 2023 to 318t March 2024 8et out on the lttacbed Reipeetfv¢ Tuponslbllltles of tru•tseB and eximkn¢r As the charity'$ tru8tee5 (who ftre also the directors of the wnpany for the puryoses of compary l•w>, you are responsible ror the prcpatation of the accounts iti &c￿rdance with the rquircments of the Con￿¥nIC$ Act 2006 (*be 2006 Act'j. Having 8&ti8fKd my8¢lf that the accounts of the CotDp8ny are not r¢quircd to be audited for this year undcr Part 16 of tbe 2006 Act eli8ible for ind¢p¢nd¢nl ¢xpmination, l Teport in re8pecl of my examinolion of your charity'8 8¢Wmt8 ¢mi¢d out urmler 8e¢tion 145 of the Charitics Act 2011 {'the 2011 A¢l'). In carrying out my examitiatloty I have followed the DireetiOD8 8iVCD by the Charity Commi88ion (under Section 145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act). Blih of IndepeDdent ¢x*nthi¢r'i rtport My ¢XamiDalioD was catried out in aCCOTdan¢e with the general Dire¢tion$ given by the Charity Commission, An examination iDcludes a review of the &ccountiD8 records kept by the chaTity aod a comparison of th¢ o¢¢ouDts presented with those records. It Also in¢hJdes considerntion of any unusual ilaD8 or disclosures ttt the 4e¢outtts, abd seeking explanations from you as trustees CODcernin8 •Dy 8uth mattcrs. The procedures undertakeD do Dot provide all the evidence that would b¢ required in gn oudil and conseqtsent]y no opinion 18 gtven as to wh¢th¢r the a¢counts present 4'lru¢ and.fair view- and the repon 18 limited to thos# matters 8¢t out in the st&l￿Dent below. IDdeptndeDt examlntr'i 8titernent I bave completed my cxazllination. I confirni thai no material matters bav¢ lo my attention which give me ￿use to believ¢ that: a¢eounling Tewrds were noi kept in llecordan￿ wiib $e¢tion 386 of the Companies A¢¢ 20￿,, or the accounts do noi i¢¢ord with su¢h r¢wrd$; or the am)UDts do not comply with relevant accounting requir¢m¢nl$ UDdcr 8ection 396 of the Companies Act 2 other than any requirement thal the accounts give a 'tru¢ and fair. view which is noi a marteT ¢onsidered as part of an independent examination: or the accounts hive not be¢n prq)ared ID accoTdan¢e with the Cbarities SORP (FRS102). ughan B J Strau8han And Co Chartered Accountants Epwortb Hou5C 7 Lu¢y Street Chester le Street Co DurhaTn DH3 3UP Dat¢ ellon Fell Communl Part men of Flna cial nded 318 es dln 119).(h) InCOTr￿n￿ R•••uro•• 11b),(¢l t>on•lloTr• and lund rnlfylng Int•r••t f￿￿blO AcllvllI￿ to lurthvr th• chadVs obl•cl8.' Grants and ￿nI￿¢t¥ ￿ •dvl¢•, Infom)allon and gupwt CJRS Grant• R•nl, room hlro, •1¢. 10,749 18,575 127,216 143,791 71.637 12,018 12,016 8,733 rotd Ihoomlnq A•￿Ure•l 127 218 R••our¢M Sxp•nd•d Wa0•• and ••larl 18,447 9,284 45.456 61.903 R•nt •nd rwn hlr• R•p•lr•, Mrvlclnq •nd ¢l••nlng S•curlty Lk•ne•$ Ind p•rmlt• 49.009 5.537 1.312 8,524 8.524 8.741 2,825 448 5.753 2.825 413 2278 443 36 T•l•phon• and knl•rn•l 1.511 447 144 224 614 2.025 1,027 144 324 39.431 M•rk•lkng and ￿￿￿nOtIOn Sl•ff trav•1 Youth wol•cl coBI• Volunlwf *nd Staff tr*lnlng Bank ¢h•rg D•w•rJ•tlon 8os$bn•l 4¢tlvlt•4 •nd youth trl L4gal yof•88lonal In•ur•n¢o othof 3.845 593 219 39,431 30,950 113 115 11n 29,239 1.718 29.239 2,300 3,218 135 672 3.218 135 32.280 3,749 3,091 Totil R•s•uKo Exp•nd•d 41,e64 124.873 188.537 141.010 Sur￿￿￿0*11￿1I for lh• y•ai 14.4631 2.343 12.1201 149,8911 TranBl•T• b9*￿in fvnd• B•l•nc• bl 16,098 52,981 69,079 118.970 Totsl •131st M4r¢h 2024 11,6&5 88,959 (Nolt: As 9rw$ Incorne ol lh• en￿ty 1$ Lg88 than £aDO.OCW. rgsourc•g havg boèn analy8•d by nalulal da$Bffi￿14on (l.•. Bglarl•s, w•36S •tc.) Tathr than by 4clivty.) PAO8 S x•d kn••ts TaNJlble au•ts Cufr•nt A•s•ts &24 Caoh al •nd In hond 134 125 69,132 71,924 Cr•dli¢rn: Amounts flnlno du• wlhln •n• ￿r 3,189 N•t aJ8•1• 66.102 Unr18trthd lund• 55.324 11,079 52,981 10,142 D•dw•l•d lund BlThJo Contrlbuilo D•8tsnAt•d m4lnt•ftanc• D•*n•t•d fvnd unts for th• yogr by vlrtw of tsctlon 477, and th•1 no m•mb•r or m•rnber8 hive requo8ted •n I￿1￿ PLvyuant to 8ofAlon 476 ofthè Aci. Th• athnowl•dw th￿r r•w8lbJlltl•J lor. 11} •rAurtng tst th• ¢haty koy prop•r •￿Qu￿￿n9 r•eorO8 whl¢h compty wlth e•rllon 386 of the Arf IFII pr•parln9 accounts whlch glv• a In￿ 4r￿ VIN of Ih? •latfj of4ff•trs of th• ¢ho11ty a• ai th• •nd olth flNn¢lal ymr and of Ils profft or10sB frjr th• Iln•ndd ygjr In •¢cordanN wllh the requk•m•nls ol 8ectlon8 395 and 3g6 and whlch othepwl80 comply wlth th• reoulrements olthe Act relAflng lo flnanclal ￿lIaM•nts, In l•r •• •re 4ppllrablo to the i*arfty. Ttrwe ire prepared In 4cCordar￿ wsth th0 8p•dal of 15 01 lh• Com￿nI&l Act 2¢J06 relaung to 8mJN èntltkn. Approved by the tru$t•es on ................ ............. z¢1* nd 819ned on behajl by ..li.? !vJQ S Sl9naturn Company R•plstratbn Numb•r. 06846209 Paoe 6 Pelton F•ll Communit Partnershl Notes formln rt of the Flnanclal Statements for the ar ended 31st March 2024 nlln a) The flnanclal statements have been prepared under the hlstorlcal cost conventlon, and In accordance wlth the Companies Act 2006. and follow r8￿MmendatIOnS in Accountlng and Reporting by Charit186 preparlng thelr accounts In accordance w5th.the Flnanclal Report5ng Standard appllcable In the UK (FRS102)188ued July 2014. The ch8rlty constitutes a publlc b8nefft enllty as defined by FRS102. There was no adjustment necessary on the first adoptlon of FRS102. b) Voluntary Income Is received by way of donatk)ns and glfts and18 Included in full In the Statement of Flnanclal Actlv1tle8 when rec8lvabl8. The value of servlces provlded by volunteers has not been Included. Donat8d flxed assets are capltallsed at 8Stlmated market value. c) Grants, IndLKllng grants for the purchase of flxed assets, are recognlBed In full In the Statemant of Financlal Actlvltles for the year to whbch they relate. d) Resources 8xpended are recognlsed In the perlod In whlch they are Incurred. Resources expended Include 8ttrlbutabl8 VAT whlch cannot be recovered. e) Resources expended are alloeAted to the restrlcted fund thre the costs relate dlrectly to the funded charltable actlvity. f) Tanglble fixed assets costing £200 or more are capitalised and Included at cost Includlng any Incldental expenses of acquisltlon. Depreciation is calculated 30 as to vKlte off the cost of an asset, less Its estlmated residual value, over the useful economlc lrfe of that asset a5 foll0v￿ :. Flxtures and Fittings 200/0 Stralght Ilne g) Unrestrlcted fund8 are donatSons and other incomlrwJ resourc88 receivable or genereted for the objects of the charlty wtthout further spectfied purpose and are available as general funds. h) Restrlcted funds are to be used for the specrfic purpose as laid down by the donor. ExpendSture wfilch meets these crlteria is charged to the fund, together wlth a fair allocallon of management and supporl costs. l) The Charlty operates a defined contribution pension scheme for employees. The assets of the scheme are held separately from those of Charlty. The annual contributions payable are charged to the statement of financl81 activities. 132 2M54 .101 2315 179 1JO 10,7 2A18 100 472 2349 10 In 2.107 12 •) Wth•r• tr• •x¢••d•d ￿•￿￿*￿￿￿é￿￿nth•lJnj•r. • tr4M*rkn ¥r4f•rr•d IC*••nv•llJntstD r•rwr*kn Ywth pr4 2 ¢thT*nuntyLwty••¢tr 4 b•nn•rgrvup•EIW J C￿￿T•n kn n I rothi Y•ttrf p•th I ￿ll￿rnI Lod￿¢&￿TIjntyFUMt Y￿￿￿￿1*M￿l • D•m•n¢th (*vJp 49.141 *•vk• 8upp¢n DMthth•wr 31* M•t¢h2014 85,716 O•pr•c4lb)n l•t*w12023 6U91 498 2024 At31JiMth2024 At 14lW12LL 16 110 134 PA 2.OSS 814 ommunl mon T•n9￿ Ilx•d w•t8 Cwrent a80•1• Cmnt lJgblllil•8 Net •131Bt Mirch 2023 67 857 69.132 55.324 Th18 ¢￿Ill8b￿ ￿MpAnY h •¥•ffyl from corpornllon t•x on h8 ¢hrftable Acal4lU•J. Page 9 I Q SEP 2024 Polton Fell Communlty Partnershlp Flnanclal Statements for tho yoar to 31st March 2024 Charlty No 1129699 Company No 6846269 Pelton 11 ommunit Pa nersh Page Company Infomiatlon Tru8teeslDlreGtor8 Report 24 Independent Examlner8 Report ststernent of Fln8nclal Activltles Balance Sheet Note8 CI• NB tton Fdl CvNnunltyP•rb DH2 2W Ch•rty MJmb•r R•o￿ThI Underth• tht• 19P8 rK+ Z31641S7 Po•PJon Ch• Vl¢a Ch￿r 15KW23 to Jih)3f24 Cllr. S•N• ill S•pt2026 S•pt 2028 S•MI thr S•W2026 Trna•w from 17m1124 S•ry• S•0 2024 S•rv• tlll Sw 2024 Sem Sw 2026 S•rve 111 Sw 2024 Sffi 1111 S•pt2028 TruJw•f Cllr Mr S A H•nl9 C8 Cllr Mr S A H•nlo CBI l)Th• Bo•rd ¢ornprf8tNJth• Thr•clth¥ lknd*•t•d In bokl abml •ulhothd th• *n•tur• ofth• Anrnml R•wt th Its rnmung h•kl on 14th Au9U8t 2024 21Whef• • n•m• * undorfln•d tt th• Dlr•cknr kn • Dlrtttor •• ¢•ffln•d byAthkn 9.4 •fth• Ank*¥ ofA•*xL•tlJn. ktr• L M•rnh•M bKarn• a fommu*W C4rxtor on 9th May 2024 31 K•rbon Llmw, Duth Ag•d PAMr8' H¢xNlng A•wchdon ¢*b Tr)mlMt• ob•rn• to•tt•nd Duth•n County c￿r*I1 ￿rn. Dutham DH15UL PO Box 31 The Grov•. Horn•• Amcthllon, Ch6st•r l• Str••1 Co Duth•m DH3 3YH Gojknth P•th Awn￿, N￿￿•￿0, NE12 8EG HDudnpA88￿I￿I1On rt>oTr Hornu Llmllo(1 Ind•F4ndeM EMmln•r 8 JStr•uohn B J Slr•Wn 4nd Co Ep%￿nh Hous•. 7 Lucy Str•Dt, Ch•thi lo StrwL Co Durtwm OH3 3UP 8ank Nln• Brfndlty Plau, 4 ChJz•lli Squ•r•, Blmilffjham B12HB MuckL* LLP T*r• C•nty•l. 32 G•llowo•ts, T>T* fvIE14BF 84nk•rn Soll¢ttern P•lton 011 Communi Partnershl Dlroctor61frustees Report for the year •nd•d 31st March 2024 Go￿rnIn9 Docurn•Tht The organlJAUon18 a Company LlmSknY by Gugr8nte8 kno)rporatad on the 131h M•rch 2009 And reglBtered a• dwrrty on 18th May 2009. Tho Objects ar• Set out In Clau80 3 of the MeThKxandum ofAssodatlon. namoly.. To furthw or benofit the wmmunlty ol Pelion Fell In a IrK4uJlve mBnner by 0•8cthtlng togotr*r the 8okJ communlty and ststulory authDrltle8. vol￿18ry 4Th1 other tyganbation8 In a o)mmon offort to advance •Jucatk*n aThl ID provlde.fa¢llW•g In the Inloresty o180cl•l ￿lI￿ra for rormuon l818Urn tlme Or￿paI￿)n tha obJ*tlve of Improvlng condlllom of Ilfe for tho aThl To dovelop th• ￿pa￿ty and oftho communlty of P*in F811 In such a vffjy thal local re8klonts are better able to Identlfy a￿1 deal vllh m•tt•r8 that affact them and 80 that 8uch r881dents c8n partlclpate mre fully In 80dety. R•crultm•ftl Appolntm•nt and lnduetlon Th• pro¢edure8 ft*llovMd ar• detalled In Iho •nnu•l report (*•￿10n11.4.l1 The Dlr•ctDr8 have condu¢t8d o r•vlew ol th8 rmlor r&k8 k) thè rJ)arrty18 •¥po￿d. Where approprlDte, $yslems or pio¢edure8 hev• been establlshed to mltl9alo Ihe rf8kg the charlty fac8B. Inlorn81 Contro18 been Implemented r85POCt ol tran￿¢t￿n3 aulhorleallon. Proc•dur08 are In Pla￿ lo on8ur• th• heahh orKI 8•fety of •tsff, volunloorl •rKI vl8ltorn to the e•ntre. The 8ctlvltl08 arKI perfomence durtrg ihe perlod are tJetaW In ihe Annual Report. R••pon•lbllltl•• of Th• Dlr•ctor8 The dlrectors ei• 108ponslble for prepar￿￿ tho Oketh. R•port and th• Inanclo18tatements In accordarKè vAlh •ppllcable hw regulatl¢)ns. Companylow rw4ulres tha dlrector8 lo prgpare finarKlal 8lat•monts for ￿ch flnan¢lo1 year. UrKler Ih8t law the dlrecbrn have ele¢ted to preparo the financlal stateff*nts In accordance bmlh UnFtsd Klngdom Genor81Jy Accept8(l Acrx•unllng Practlco (Unllod KlThJdom Accountlng Slandar(19 end appllcable18wI. Unrjer company law Ihe dlroctor8 musl not approve the financhl statements unless they &r8 that they glve 8 true and fair vlew of the 8ts18 of affalr8 of Iho corrpany arKI of the profil ty10s8 of th8 ¢ompany for that year. In prepaflng IhoBe flnanclal st81ement8, the dlreth are fequtred to.. ¥elect 5ultsb18 8ccountlnp pollcla8 aTrJ then apply them cYJnslslonUy,' make lud9ements 8Th1 a¢CCMJnllng e8tlmates that are r•a8on8bl• ar￿ prudent: 6p4re th• Ilnonchl stalements on tho golng ￿rK￿rn b881$ unl88511 ￿ In8pproprlal8 to prnsumo thal thè ¢Thi￿nY wlll contlnue In t￿IneSs. The dlreGtor5 are responslble for keeplng adequats accounllng records that 8re suffiGienl to show8nd expl8ln the rnpanvs transactions and dwose with reasonab16 al any tlme the flnandal posluon ol the ¢omp8ry and en8blo thèm to ensure that the financlal Statements wlth the Companles Act 2006. They are also r88ponslble for safe9u8rdlng the assets of the company and hm fr>r laklng reoson8blo steps lor tho preventknn and 1Sot6cUon of frnud anil other *regulJrMes. Pefton Fell Communlt Partnershl Dlrectorsrrrusteos R•port for tha year •nd•d 318t March 2024 V.1 Fundlng Thtte ha8 been 8ucctso In obtalnlw grnrt fund*w for actrAtkn to bernlR the aroa. For det8118 See An[￿ 1 b detslled onnual rerKXt V2 Pollcy on R•Mr¥•¥ Ilnclud•d wlthln" D•slpn&t•d Fund•ry The partnershlp has a finondal rnserves ￿lcY In 8cctydance wlth good yactlce In March 2012 ft was agre•d that the reserve fuKI $tthld eveniually provlde for the c0818 of.. 81 Posslble staff redund8ncy co8ts13.3% of rewlrfjd 85 at Morch 20251 b) RunnlrvJ c04ts for the Brockwdl Centro UP to o maxlmuin of 6 month81O% of r8qulredl c) Redecoratson rthts on a 5 star wle (0% of requlred) Sub Totsl d) Bingo Club contrlbulbnB Total Dulgnatod Funds at 3l•t March 2024 195 382 557 Vl.1 Outlook for 2024r25 The partn8r8hlp'8 Straleglc prlorflle8 remaln a8 . The developmènt of 8 fund￿ 8tr8tegy to •MuM furKl$ to en8t4¢ thè runnlrvj of tha 8rockw•ll Contre and V•ork on ¢ommunlty •ngapment and dov•k>pmont. Tho provlslon ol communlty dev•topm•nt acfvKkn8 gt¥hg rl8• to .' 81 More engagement arKI better co￿8￿n. ￿d. bl Improved cap8clty and acllve cttlzen8hlp; arvj ¢1 Improved health, •landord ol educalth and pr08P8cts ol fjmploymenl (arKI 80 contrlbule io the local e¢0￿MY) al Tho a8on. Green •nd sale Charter and as80claterl m8tters; JrKr b) The devdopm•nl ol other woJects lo provlde Imwovements In the Ioc81 envlronmenl As rgJard8 Ihe future, the ou¢look18 b￿hlOr as the UK Youth Grant recelved In March 2023 wlll be provtded for 8 total of 8 further 2 years (l.e. covwlr¥J th8 perlod March 2024 to February 2026). Subsequenuy. a Chlldren In Need grant whl¢h started In June 2023 covws soma Olher Centre costs In addluon lo staffing costs for thls yèar and 8 fvrther 2 ￿ar8 (l.e, untll M8y 2026). Funders are r￿le wflllno to 8S861 wllh the cost of uslng the facllllles provlded. Further fundlng for actlvlYes Is bein9 sought. 8$ wlll an Increasè kn In￿rne from hlre ￿sts due In part lo an Increase In ¢har9es and en Increase In prlvate hlre ol fBcifilles al the Centre. As a result11 Is expectsd Ihol unfeslrl¢ted fvrK18 WIII Increase over thls Peri(￿ and w f•suIt In Improv•d vlabllty. VI,2 202512027 As noted Immedlaldy aLx)ve, the fina￿la1 vlobllltyls expected to ImFYOVe. Hobwv•r as 81at•d In Secllon11.4 above, 'Communlty Dire¢lor8" (effocllvely lo¢al resldontsl have to be In a maJoty.11 well wove necessary lo rnodlty the current Arll¢lesNemorandum of Assoclation to ènsure Ihe continual￿n of Ihè Partnwshlp and th8 operalK)n of the Cantre. In 2025 the Pelton Fell areo is proFosed for in¢luslon In the Pelton Ward of ihe County council ior 818cloral purpos85. It appears likely and desirabl8 that it be Incbded into 8n exlsth¥ Ioc81 govwrwnent parlshed area. The Dlreclors considgr th81 they have complled w6th thelr dity as Ch8rlty Trustees to have due reg8rd lo the guidance on puLllc benefit pub115hod by the Ch8rlty Commi58lon In exercising their powers and duties. Approved by the Boar(l of Dlrnclors ?t Its meellng on 14th August 2024 Signed on behaw of the Directors by.. Chalr Seuetary Pelton F•ll Communl Partn•rsh Inde ndent Examlner's Re or r erKI• We report OD the unaudit¢d accounts of the chaTity for the ptyiod l April 2023 to 318t March 2024 8et out on the lttacbed Reipeetfv¢ Tuponslbllltles of tru•tseB and eximkn¢r As the charity'$ tru8tee5 (who ftre also the directors of the wnpany for the puryoses of compary l•w>, you are responsible ror the prcpatation of the accounts iti &c￿rdance with the rquircments of the Con￿¥nIC$ Act 2006 (*be 2006 Act'j. Having 8&ti8fKd my8¢lf that the accounts of the CotDp8ny are not r¢quircd to be audited for this year undcr Part 16 of tbe 2006 Act eli8ible for ind¢p¢nd¢nl ¢xpmination, l Teport in re8pecl of my examinolion of your charity'8 8¢Wmt8 ¢mi¢d out urmler 8e¢tion 145 of the Charitics Act 2011 {'the 2011 A¢l'). In carrying out my examitiatloty I have followed the DireetiOD8 8iVCD by the Charity Commi88ion (under Section 145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act). Blih of IndepeDdent ¢x*nthi¢r'i rtport My ¢XamiDalioD was catried out in aCCOTdan¢e with the general Dire¢tion$ given by the Charity Commission, An examination iDcludes a review of the &ccountiD8 records kept by the chaTity aod a comparison of th¢ o¢¢ouDts presented with those records. It Also in¢hJdes considerntion of any unusual ilaD8 or disclosures ttt the 4e¢outtts, abd seeking explanations from you as trustees CODcernin8 •Dy 8uth mattcrs. The procedures undertakeD do Dot provide all the evidence that would b¢ required in gn oudil and conseqtsent]y no opinion 18 gtven as to wh¢th¢r the a¢counts present 4'lru¢ and.fair view- and the repon 18 limited to thos# matters 8¢t out in the st&l￿Dent below. IDdeptndeDt examlntr'i 8titernent I bave completed my cxazllination. I confirni thai no material matters bav¢ lo my attention which give me ￿use to believ¢ that: a¢eounling Tewrds were noi kept in llecordan￿ wiib $e¢tion 386 of the Companies A¢¢ 20￿,, or the accounts do noi i¢¢ord with su¢h r¢wrd$; or the am)UDts do not comply with relevant accounting requir¢m¢nl$ UDdcr 8ection 396 of the Companies Act 2 other than any requirement thal the accounts give a 'tru¢ and fair. view which is noi a marteT ¢onsidered as part of an independent examination: or the accounts hive not be¢n prq)ared ID accoTdan¢e with the Cbarities SORP (FRS102). ughan B J Strau8han And Co Chartered Accountants Epwortb Hou5C 7 Lu¢y Street Chester le Street Co DurhaTn DH3 3UP Dat¢ ellon Fell Communl Part men of Flna cial nded 318 es dln 119).(h) InCOTr￿n￿ R•••uro•• 11b),(¢l t>on•lloTr• and lund rnlfylng Int•r••t f￿￿blO AcllvllI￿ to lurthvr th• chadVs obl•cl8.' Grants and ￿nI￿¢t¥ ￿ •dvl¢•, Infom)allon and gupwt CJRS Grant• R•nl, room hlro, •1¢. 10,749 18,575 127,216 143,791 71.637 12,018 12,016 8,733 rotd Ihoomlnq A•￿Ure•l 127 218 R••our¢M Sxp•nd•d Wa0•• and ••larl 18,447 9,284 45.456 61.903 R•nt •nd rwn hlr• R•p•lr•, Mrvlclnq •nd ¢l••nlng S•curlty Lk•ne•$ Ind p•rmlt• 49.009 5.537 1.312 8,524 8.524 8.741 2,825 448 5.753 2.825 413 2278 443 36 T•l•phon• and knl•rn•l 1.511 447 144 224 614 2.025 1,027 144 324 39.431 M•rk•lkng and ￿￿￿nOtIOn Sl•ff trav•1 Youth wol•cl coBI• Volunlwf *nd Staff tr*lnlng Bank ¢h•rg D•w•rJ•tlon 8os$bn•l 4¢tlvlt•4 •nd youth trl L4gal yof•88lonal In•ur•n¢o othof 3.845 593 219 39,431 30,950 113 115 11n 29,239 1.718 29.239 2,300 3,218 135 672 3.218 135 32.280 3,749 3,091 Totil R•s•uKo Exp•nd•d 41,e64 124.873 188.537 141.010 Sur￿￿￿0*11￿1I for lh• y•ai 14.4631 2.343 12.1201 149,8911 TranBl•T• b9*￿in fvnd• B•l•nc• bl 16,098 52,981 69,079 118.970 Totsl •131st M4r¢h 2024 11,6&5 88,959 (Nolt: As 9rw$ Incorne ol lh• en￿ty 1$ Lg88 than £aDO.OCW. rgsourc•g havg boèn analy8•d by nalulal da$Bffi￿14on (l.•. Bglarl•s, w•36S •tc.) Tathr than by 4clivty.) PAO8 S x•d kn••ts TaNJlble au•ts Cufr•nt A•s•ts &24 Caoh al •nd In hond 134 125 69,132 71,924 Cr•dli¢rn: Amounts flnlno du• wlhln •n• ￿r 3,189 N•t aJ8•1• 66.102 Unr18trthd lund• 55.324 11,079 52,981 10,142 D•dw•l•d lund BlThJo Contrlbuilo D•8tsnAt•d m4lnt•ftanc• D•*n•t•d fvnd unts for th• yogr by vlrtw of tsctlon 477, and th•1 no m•mb•r or m•rnber8 hive requo8ted •n I￿1￿ PLvyuant to 8ofAlon 476 ofthè Aci. Th• athnowl•dw th￿r r•w8lbJlltl•J lor. 11} •rAurtng tst th• ¢haty koy prop•r •￿Qu￿￿n9 r•eorO8 whl¢h compty wlth e•rllon 386 of the Arf IFII pr•parln9 accounts whlch glv• a In￿ 4r￿ VIN of Ih? •latfj of4ff•trs of th• ¢ho11ty a• ai th• •nd olth flNn¢lal ymr and of Ils profft or10sB frjr th• Iln•ndd ygjr In •¢cordanN wllh the requk•m•nls ol 8ectlon8 395 and 3g6 and whlch othepwl80 comply wlth th• reoulrements olthe Act relAflng lo flnanclal ￿lIaM•nts, In l•r •• •re 4ppllrablo to the i*arfty. Ttrwe ire prepared In 4cCordar￿ wsth th0 8p•dal of 15 01 lh• Com￿nI&l Act 2¢J06 relaung to 8mJN èntltkn. Approved by the tru$t•es on ................ ............. z¢1* nd 819ned on behajl by ..li.? !vJQ S Sl9naturn Company R•plstratbn Numb•r. 06846209 Paoe 6 Pelton F•ll Communit Partnershl Notes formln rt of the Flnanclal Statements for the ar ended 31st March 2024 nlln a) The flnanclal statements have been prepared under the hlstorlcal cost conventlon, and In accordance wlth the Companies Act 2006. and follow r8￿MmendatIOnS in Accountlng and Reporting by Charit186 preparlng thelr accounts In accordance w5th.the Flnanclal Report5ng Standard appllcable In the UK (FRS102)188ued July 2014. The ch8rlty constitutes a publlc b8nefft enllty as defined by FRS102. There was no adjustment necessary on the first adoptlon of FRS102. b) Voluntary Income Is received by way of donatk)ns and glfts and18 Included in full In the Statement of Flnanclal Actlv1tle8 when rec8lvabl8. The value of servlces provlded by volunteers has not been Included. Donat8d flxed assets are capltallsed at 8Stlmated market value. c) Grants, IndLKllng grants for the purchase of flxed assets, are recognlBed In full In the Statemant of Financlal Actlvltles for the year to whbch they relate. d) Resources 8xpended are recognlsed In the perlod In whlch they are Incurred. Resources expended Include 8ttrlbutabl8 VAT whlch cannot be recovered. e) Resources expended are alloeAted to the restrlcted fund thre the costs relate dlrectly to the funded charltable actlvity. f) Tanglble fixed assets costing £200 or more are capitalised and Included at cost Includlng any Incldental expenses of acquisltlon. Depreciation is calculated 30 as to vKlte off the cost of an asset, less Its estlmated residual value, over the useful economlc lrfe of that asset a5 foll0v￿ :. Flxtures and Fittings 200/0 Stralght Ilne g) Unrestrlcted fund8 are donatSons and other incomlrwJ resourc88 receivable or genereted for the objects of the charlty wtthout further spectfied purpose and are available as general funds. h) Restrlcted funds are to be used for the specrfic purpose as laid down by the donor. ExpendSture wfilch meets these crlteria is charged to the fund, together wlth a fair allocallon of management and supporl costs. l) The Charlty operates a defined contribution pension scheme for employees. The assets of the scheme are held separately from those of Charlty. The annual contributions payable are charged to the statement of financl81 activities. 132 2M54 .101 2315 179 1JO 10,7 2A18 100 472 2349 10 In 2.107 12 •) Wth•r• tr• •x¢••d•d ￿•￿￿*￿￿￿é￿￿nth•lJnj•r. • tr4M*rkn ¥r4f•rr•d IC*••nv•llJntstD r•rwr*kn Ywth pr4 2 ¢thT*nuntyLwty••¢tr 4 b•nn•rgrvup•EIW J C￿￿T•n kn n I rothi Y•ttrf p•th I ￿ll￿rnI Lod￿¢&￿TIjntyFUMt Y￿￿￿￿1*M￿l • D•m•n¢th (*vJp 49.141 *•vk• 8upp¢n DMthth•wr 31* M•t¢h2014 85,716 O•pr•c4lb)n l•t*w12023 6U91 498 2024 At31JiMth2024 At 14lW12LL 16 110 134 PA 2.OSS 814 ommunl mon T•n9￿ Ilx•d w•t8 Cwrent a80•1• Cmnt lJgblllil•8 Net •131Bt Mirch 2023 67 857 69.132 55.324 Th18 ¢￿Ill8b￿ ￿MpAnY h •¥•ffyl from corpornllon t•x on h8 ¢hrftable Acal4lU•J. Page 9