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PELTON FELL cOMMUy PARTNERSHIP r. ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 202412025

Pelton Fell Community Partnership PFCP Annual report for 202412025 Chalr's Remarks This year has been another strong reminder of what Can be achieved when our community comes tog¢ther in partnersl)ip. Over the summer, 138 young children enjoyed trips that gave them memorabl¢ experiences they might not otherwis¢ have had. Alongside this, 222 packeAI lunch hampers were provided to help tsclde holiday hunger- ensurmg families felt supported at a time when costs can be al their highest. We brought the season to a close with a vibrant family fim day, celebrating not only our young people but also the resilience and spirit of Pelton Fell. These efforts go far beyond numbers. They represent moments ofjoy, connection, and relief for families who face daily pressures. They show what's possible when we pool resources and put the wellbeing of our community first. J would Inve to focus on how PFCP can reach the adults of the community ensuring sessions or events are fully utilised as a focus of 202512026. Looking abea(L the Centre's fvture will depend on us continuing to grow existing partnerships not only to deliver events, but also to supwrt the day-to-day running costs that keep our doors open. Wc also need to strengthen our governance by welcoming additional directors, as many administralive tasks are CUtlY delayed due to the absencc of a funded adminisirator role. There is a key risk due to the over reliance on the Secretary and this is something that needs to be considered - therefore its vital that members of the community engage and help with the Partnership in any way possible. Finally, I want to thank everyone - volunteers, partners, and supporters who made this year's achievements possiblc. Specifically, I would likc to highlight the considerable efforts of Donna Brown the Partnership's Lead Youth Worker With your continued involvement, Pelton F¢ll Community Partnership will remain a place where families can thrive and where community spirit can continue. Adam Dunn Chair Septemkr 2025 Board of Directors Annual Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17th September 2025

Pelton Fell CommunltyPartnership Page Chair's Remarks Reference and Admini8trativc Detailè• Structure, Governance and Management III Objectives Iv Activities, Achievements and PerfornnCe Achieving the First Charitable Objective IV. IA The Management of the Brockwell Centre IV. IB Offer Educational, Employinent and Vocalional opportunities IV. I C Provide SupporL Gmups and IxisurL' Activitics IV. ID Dcvclop ICT Facilitiet> for all ages IV. l F. Provide Health and Fithess Sessions IV. IF Focus for Children and Young people io io io IV.2 Achieving the Second Charitable Objcctive IV.2A Representinby local people tV.2B Promotion of PCFP and the Bro¢kwell Centre IV.2C Re¢ruit and Manage Volunteers IV.2D Assisl in tbe Employment of IA)cal People IV.2E Emergency Planning IV.2F Fundraising 12 12 12 12 inancial Review 12 Plans for the Future 13 vti Stat¢ment of Public Benefit 13 ANNEX i ANNF 2 ANNEX 3 Grants, Assistance in Kind 14 Activitie5 of the main Hirers of the facilities of th¢ Brockwell Cenlre 15 Partners in the Provision of Activities 16 Board of Directi)rs An[7 Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17th September 2025

Pelton Fell Community Partnership Annual report for the Flnaneial year 1st Aprll 2024 to 31st Mareh 2025 on behalf of the Board of Direttors Referenee and Administratlve Detalls Name of Companylcbarity: Pelton Fell Conununity Partnership Company Registration Number: 06846269 [13th March 2009] Ckwlty Registration Number: 1129699 [l8th May 2009] Rc8i8tered under the Dats Protsction Act 1998 {Reg. No. Z3464157} PrincApaVRe8iStered Address: The Brockwell Centre, Cra8head Road, Pelton Fell, Chester le StreeL Co. Durham DH2 2NH. Membership 1.6.1 Board of Director&lTrnslees Position 01104124 to 15110n4 15110124 Lv 31103125 Mr& L Marsh[ Serve till Sept. 2026 5frye lill S¢W 2026 Mr. A. Vice chair Mr. Sttr¢tary & Mr.C.R 'Dold• Serve till S4x. 2026 Cljr. Mr. S. A. He4Jig CBE Cur. Mr. S. A. Hfflig CBE Mr& N. Arnistron Mri. . IL L¢wi5-Br•nnl Resigned May 2025 Serve till Sqtt 2026 Serye ull Sepi 2027 Save till Sept 2026 Retircd Oct 2024 ri* Armstron Mrs. S-B Beeth . K Lthls-Br&nni MrD.Si son NOTES: (i) The Board con]prising thc Directord {indicated in Bold above} authorised the signature of the Annual Report at its Meeting held on 17th Septemb¢r 2025 Where a name is underlined it shows the Director is a "Community" Director as defined by Article 9.4 of the Articles of AssociatioL Mrs. L. Marshall became a "Communt Director on 9th May 2024. (iii) Karbon Homes Ltd. and Durham Aged Mineworkers Housing Association call nominate observers to attend Board meeting8. (li) Board of Directors Annual Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17th September 2025

1.6.2 Mcmbcrs AS at 31" March 2025, there were 68 Memb. Senior Member of staff: Ms. D Brow Lead Youth Worker Relevant OTgani5ations Durham County Council, County Hall, Durham DHI SUL Durham Aged Mineworkers Housing A880ciation Karbon Hon8 Limited, 168 Front StreeL Chester le Street, Co. Durham DH3 3YH Number Five, Gosfortb Park Avenue, Gosforth Business Park, Newca8tl¢ upon NE12 8EG Unity Trust Bank. Nine Brindleyplace, 4 Ouzells Square, Birn)ingham Bl 2HB. tndependent Examiner.. B. J. Straughan and Co, Epworth House. 7 LUGY Street, Chester le Stree¢ Co. Durham DH3 3UP Solicitor: Muckle LLP, Time C¢ntral, 32 Gallowgate, New¢astJe upon Tyne NEI 4 BF Structure Governanee and Management Constitution: Article¥ of Association and Memordndutn of Association [Adopted 5th March 2009] The Partnership 18 a Private Lin]ited Company Organisation of Lon]rnitt¢¢s and meetmgs The B0d of Directors met in the months of May, August and October 2024. and, January. March 2025. The Annual General Meeting 2024 took place in October. Exi8ting Partirthp Adrninistrdtive Policies and procedures are: (A) Code of Conduct {Refer¢nce Al }. Confidenliality {A2}' Confii¢t of tnterest {A3]; Declaration of Interest {A4}' Reduction in Noise aL and dispersal from, the Brockwell Centre JA5}. Public Interest Disc108ure {"Whistleblower's Policy") {A6}' Complaints from the Public {A7}. (B) Financial regulatioDS {RefeTence Bl revised in May 2023 j; Expenses {B2}. io Equal opportimities includins Recruitment and Trnining {Reference Cl }. Harassment {C2}' Volunteers {C3}' Disciplinary and Grievance Procedures {C5}' Director's Code of Conduct {C6}. Boord of Directors Annual Report for 202412025 - as approved on IP September 2025

(D) Protection of children in relation to &safety {D3}. Revis policy for the Protection of People {Reference D4A approved July 2023) wbich supercedes policies on PTOte¢tioll of Children {Reference DI } and Protection of Vulnerable Adults {D2}. (E) Health and Saf¢ty at Work IRefer¢nce El })' Reporting of Injwies. Diseases and DaThgerous Oc¢urrenGes (RtDDOR) {E2}. Risk Assessment {E3). Risk Assessment Overyiew for th¢ Partnership's General Manag¢ment Process {E3(i)}; Risk Asse&sment overview for Activities at the Brockwell Centre {E3 (li)}; Manual Handling {E4}; Lone working {E5}. Smoking {E6}; Al¢oholA)rug Misuse {E7}' Use of Closed Circuit Television (CCTV){E8}. (F) Dats protection IReference Fl}. 11.4 Serious Incident Report In Febrnary 2024 a complaint was received and dealt with under the Parthership's relevant Pro¢edures and ¢omplet¢d in Apiil. The nailire of the complaint was such that it led to a report to the Charity CoMmi10n in June 2024. The conuni10ll vrns Satisfied with the way in whi¢h the Partrlership bad dealt WAth the matter. 11.5 Appointment of Directors Directors are appointed in accordance with the, Articles of Association, nurnbers 9, 11 & 12. The minimum nunther is 5 and the maximum 15. Th¢ majority of Director8 Sbould be "Cornmunity Directors" In aordance with the Partners Agreement ending the Pelion Fell Neighbourhood Partnersbip both Durbam County Council and Bellway Homes bave a right to nominate a person as a director on the Board. That agreement can end by mutual ¢onsent at any time afier June 2011. Bellway Homes decided not to exercise that light with effext from September 2015. 11.4.1 Induction and training of Directors On appointmenl Dlrectorts receive a Welcome pack which contsins amongst other infOrnli0 copies of: Infornmtion about the Partnership" Charity Tnlstee roles and responsibilities; Detsils of the role of a Director and Parthership officers with relevallt Job Descriptions. Memorandum and Articles of A&8ociation: Details of some policies and procedures and infomiation on a¢¢ess to the remainder. Directors are encourag to undertakn training where required. Board of DirectOT8 Anaual Re)rt for 202412025 - as approved on iTb September 2025

11.5.1 Staff- Paid Position Employmolt 81&S Extanal Fundin8 &ssi8tAn from Variou8 nderS Various Funders M& D. Brown Lead Youth w0er Youth Wojker Part time 22105117 ongotng Part tirne19104f22 Rcsigned 3110312025 Tanporary from 12101122 Part time 1106123 on8oing Part time from July 2024 Ms L Hunt M& C Woz¢noDft Gl¢on¢r Cleaner/ Attendant Young People's Activity Worker Youn8 People's Actiwity Worker Youn8 People's Activity Worke¥ UK Youth Fund M& M. Robson Variou8 fimdcrs M& T. Robson Part time from Feb 2025 Part time from Octob 2024 Various funder5 Mr. H. Hutchinson Various fimders Since 20 June 201 I, the overall supervision of staff has been delegated to the De$ignat¢d Director, currently the Partnership's Chair. Il.5.2 Staff - Volunteers {See also tV.2C below} The Partnership is finding it difficult to recruit adult volunteers who wuld serve in many ways and make valuable contributions lo the day to day activities and ngeMent of the Porthership. AS of 31. March 2025, the Parthership ¢urr¢ntly has 3 volunteer8. There e 5 Senior Youth Club volunteers, all nwnber8 of the various youth groups who are known as Youth Club Ambassadors. Objectfives Objects of the Company/Charity The objects are set out in Clause 3 of the Memorandum of Association, namely. The Charity's Object5 (Objects) are: to further or benefit the community of Pelton Fell in a fully inclusive manner by ociatIng togetber the said community and statutory authoritie8, voluntary and other organisations in a common elyort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social w¢lfare for recreation leisur¢ timc occupation with the objectiv¢ of inwroving conditions of life for the community and, to d¢velop the capacity and skills of the community of Pelton Fell ill such a way that local r&8idenls are better able to identify and deal with matters that affect them and so that such residents can participate more fully in society." Board of Directors At]nual Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17 September 2025

Aetivities, Aehlevements and Performanee Attendance statistics for the year 202425 are given below: The overall attendance at the Celltre was 14988, an average of 299 + per week based on a 50 week year. It was a marginal 2 0/0 more than for the pVIouS year (14.692) (See Grnph and Section IV.I below for more detail) Centre user statistics Apr 2024 - Mar 2025 2.870. 2,711 2.500 2,239 2,082 2,CKIO 1,072 I,Q)O ! 615 609 5CKI 343 88 54 Gcneral - Staff, Visitors to the centre. Social - Partie¥ 513, Bingo 102. Family Learning - Brockwell Buddies (ToddleTS Playgroup} - 541 + Coffee & crafts - 68 Lite.style and Exercise- Smile Through Sport- 136, Gentle, Circuits- 231, ZumbalBootcamp/ Metafit- 805. Pelton Fell CA- 910. Courses at tbe Centre Junior (ages 6 - 12), Senior (13 - 19), Wednesdays and SatUTdays Young people and their families during school holidays History group - 283. Other 60 2261 + food parCelVOu¢R 450 Attendance at Board 34 and soCIated AAP meetings 20 Adult learning - Young peopl¢ - Youth people other- School holiday cafe- Older people - Bro¢kwell Brunch- PFCP meetings- Board of DArectOTS Ajmual Rq)ort for 202412025 - as approved on I P September 2025

Tr statistics above exclude usage of the associated Children's Play arca and Multi Use Games Are& (MUGA) and those voting at the General Election Iv.1 Achieving the First Charitable Objective IV. IA The Management of the Brockwell Centre The Centre is managed un&T the tern of a 99 year lease from the DuAwn County Council which was signed on 25th January 2012 and Subsequently registered at the IAnd Registy office in April 2012. Its facilities includ¢: Internal, within building Public toilets with limited changing facilities. Main hall - capable of division into 2, Car parking for users - 21 spaces: Terracelpatio area for Spectators: Offices to leVrent- 3 Nr.. MeetAng rooms to letlrent- 3 Nr. Children's play areas with equipment suitable for variou8 age range8: Kitchen and rAfe WAth provision for bar use. Floodlit Multi Use Game8 Area with markin88 for 5 aside football, basketball and tennis. AudioNisual Equipment. Hearing loop Provision for collection and subsequent dispos of small clxtTical ¢quipm¢nt and batteries Landscaped open space. Other facililte8 include a b&8ic café 8ervice. The Hire of some of the facilities is an important part of the busine88 plan for the Centre. The main hirers during the year were: "Smile Through Sport" and "Pelton Fell CA" {See ANNEX 2 below for details of the relevant activities.} The Centre 1$ lld as a ¥tatiL)n for lo¥al and central government elections Details of Fundin8 are given below (Section V and ANNEX I) Detsils of the usage of tbe Centre and other activities arranged by or through the Partnernhip in order to fulfill its Charitsble ain 8re given below. IV. l B Offer educational, emploent and vocatioiial opportunitic% IV.IB (i) Elistory Group: Met weeldy on Tuesdays (except during school holidays) for sessions of 2 hours with an averdge attendance of 8. IV. IC Provide support groups and leisure a¢tivities IV.IC (i) Credit Union: is affdiated to NE First Credit Union and run by trait*d local volunteers. Miners. Banner group: In July the banner was paraded and displayed at the Durkn Miners, Gala and paraded at the Remembrdnce Day Service in November held at the War Memorial Pad(. Brockwell Buddies Play wup: Is for children under 3 and their IV.IC (li) IV.IC (iii) Board of Directors Anoual Report for 202412025 - as approved on IP September 2025

parentOcarers. Commenced in October 2022. The attendance throughout the year was 541. Brockwell Brunch: Provided hol rneal at the Centre or as tskeaways. Started in Jaouary 2023 and was weekly dwing school tcnns. 2261 meals were provided in the year servins about ioi different people Hampers or Food Vouchers: Were provided to residents on an as needed basis. Coffee and Crafts: Started weekly in January 2024 and ended in December 2024. It provided opporturrities for those attending to improve their artistic skills accompanied by li8ht refresl)ments. Attendance wa8 low except for during the Chrlstnias period when rn0 structured crafts were on offer. 20 different people attended. Pelton Fell CA: Smile Through Sport: Bingo sessions: 2024. IV.IC (iv) IV. l{c)(v) IV.IC (vi) IV.IC (vii) IV.1 (viii) IV. l {ix) see ANNEX 2 for details see ANNEX 2 for detsils Were nm by volunteers for a short period in late IV.ID Develop ITC facilities for all ages The rr equipment provided fvDded through grants received in previous years is ed by residents for varAOUS activities most notably job $¢arches and Seeking infonnatio The Centre is registered as a UK Online Centre. IV. l E Provide Health and fItness sessions IV.IE (i) Gentle Circuits: 1$ he.ld on Wednesday morning¥ durAng school ierni time for older people. average attendance Mos low of the order of 4 cxcludins the instrllctor. ZumbalBoot camp/ Metafit: Zumba Sessio$ were held throughout thc year on Tue8day8. Bool camp replaced Metsfit as a regular sesslon on Fridays. IV. IE (li) JV.l E (iii) Defibrillator- is available at the Centre adjacent to the main entrance It had been deployed 7 times during the year but never used. It is maintsined by th¢ Pelton Fell Phannacy IV. IF Focus for ChildTen and Young people IV.IF (i) Children and Youth activities based at The Brockwell Centre aim to improve develop positive mentsl wellbeing in the children and young people of Pelton Fell. This is acbieved through sessions that cover key areas including physical activity, creativity, outside play and socialising. 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 teanL 69 different voung people accessed junior youth club in the last 12 months. Senior Youth Club {12 - 19)- The Club met twice every week during tern] time and had a core group of15 young people attending each week. They enjoy taking part in activities such as GookinE, music and having group discussions. Activity session- This session was developed during COVID and continued to be the session with the highest attendance each week. It provided a number of different opportunities for th¢ young peopl¢ which included nndti sporL8 ¢oachmg provided by CNS Sports Stsrs, social a¢tioffj art and craft and outside play. 181 different young people attended these sessions over the past 12 months (a) (b) (c) Board of Directors Annual Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17th Septrmber 2025 10

(d) Saturday Social was developed at the request of the young people and provided the only youth provision in the area on a weekend. 131 different young people accessed this free wttldy provision. School Holiday Activities (Ages 5 - 16)- The Youth Cafè continued to be extremely Successful atKI well attended. Activities included: coo>ing, art & Craft, gardening, multi sports> gam¢s and nature walks whilst also having access to frcc food and rcfr¢shm¢nts. On av¢rage, 45 attended at each session. Over 290 different 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 opportLU)ity to acce8S 8UPPOrt and advice from the youth work team, whi]st also having the opportunity to take home unsold proth¢ from Greggs. On average, 15 people accessed this project each week Trips- Trips continued to be the most asked for activity by the young people. In the past 12 month8 the young people have enjoyed trips to Blackpool, Cinema and FOO Jump Giants, Jump 360. Adventure Valley, Go Karting> Planet Leisure, Evolve Youth Inclusion project, South Shields, Clip and Climb, Mi8s Elephants and McDonalds Assistance to the Bullion Hall Commutiity Centre ended In July 2024. There had been two sessions each w¢d( with over 35 young people attending each week. Se88ion5 had been held on Wednesdays and Fridays. The Friday group had been a smaller group of young people who preferred a quieter environment. (e) (fj (g) (b) IV.2 Achieving the Sccond Charitable Objective IV.2A Representing local people IV2.A {1) Chester le Street Area Action Partnernhip (AAP) During the year the functions of AAP'S were refview by Durham County Council and a public consultsiion took place to which members of the Partnership partiGipated. In the event it was agreed that in 2025 the AAP'S be replaced by Local networf(5, with different 8ims and covering different localities. Pelton Fell remains in the Area of the Chester le Street Local Nelwork and the Parto¢rship will continue to be involved. In additio the Partnership took advantage of fijnding available from the AAP for vaTiOUS activities. See NNEx I below. IV2.B Promotion of PFCP and th¢ B Tockwell Centr¢ IV2 B (i) N¢wslett¢rs- None were published during the year Board of Directors Allnual Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17th September 2025 11

IV2 B (li} Website The Partnership's website elto provides the community and VASitors with inforn]ation on PFCP, its projecL% con]munity groups and activities, news and events, history of Pclton Fell and an online busines¥ directory. cuentlY its lornwt is under review. IV2 B (iii) 'Facebook" A Facebook page is: hit X8.'Il faceb ¢UTrently has 641 followers. Another Facebook page which sets out the Paership'S youth activities is: Gemma Bird ..//www.facebook.coml file. 777 and it h4s 1500 fiiends and 302 followers A new FacebCk page was set up in late November 2021 with the address: The Brockwell Centre Pelton Fell and has 635 follower& kwell 41 Overall more effort will be needed to njaintsin tbese web-based facilities which bave proved to be of great benefit to the Partnership. IV2 B (iv) Other sites InfornMtion on the Centre is also available at County Durham Fati]ilies Infornmtion Service ou (1.1 ,durhamfamili¢s.info } and Dukn locate ( IV.2C Recruit and manag¢ volunteers {See 115.2 abnve} The Partnership has registered volunteers who support the Credit Unioffj Youth Sessions, Social Events and the day to day running of the Brockwell Centre. The Partnership has developed a volunteer induction pack that supports the recruilment 2nd indu¢tion of the volunteers in to the organisation. IV.2D Assist in the employment of local people IV.2D (i) Sessional activiti&8 Activities organized by the Partnership and others e.8. "Smile Through Sporf and private partie$ provide employment for local people either as individuals or organisations. IV.2E F.InergenLy Pldnning In late November 2021, Storni "AThen" resulted in a power cut for part of the village which lasted for approximately 4 days and showed that an Emergency plaTJ should be develop¢d for the ar¢a. Work commenced on such a plan which was intended to be developed in ¢Owoperation witb the County Council's Emergency Planning Team and other or8anisations in the village. Unfortunatelyp due to lack of resouTce8 there has been no progress. IV.2F Fundraising Specific donation$ and other income classed &5 donations raised £ 11,498.80. all of which was for the Partnership'5 unrestricted use. However, the bulk of the fuDding was obtsined through being successful with applications to various different organItiOnS for fundin8 projects. See I below Finanelal review Funding There has been success in obtsinin£ grant funding for activiti&3 to benefit the area. See ANNEX I below. Policy on "Th¢ Reserves" {included within "Designat¢d Funds"} The Parthership has a financial reserves policy in accordance with good practice. In March 2012 it was agreed that the r¢s¢rve fi]nd should ev¢ntswllyprovid¢ for the ¢08ts Of: (a) Staff redundancy costs as at March 2026: (b) Running costs (&88¢ntial) for Brockwell £ 7.265 Provided: 2.7% Board of Directo Amiual Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17th September 2025 12

Centre for up to a maximum of 6 months: (c) Redecoration costs on a 5 year cle. £ 29,280 £2,120 Provided.. 00/0 Provided.. 0% There is a need for funds to be obtsined to increase this provisio "Designated Funds" he Reserves" from V.2 above Funds deposited by Bingo Club for its own use: (i) (ii) £ 195.C() £ 361.72 Thus, the overall"DeSiated funds" available total¢d £ 556,72 as at 31" March 2025. Plans for the Future vI.I 202512026 The Partnership's strategic priorities Ten]n as: (i) The development of a funding strategy to ensure funds to ¢n&ble the nu)nin8 of the Brockwell Centrc and work on Community engagement and development. Th¢ provision of community development activities to give to: (ll) (a) (b) (c) More engagement and better cohesion. In4)roved Capacity and active citizensljipg and, Improved health, standard of educatio and prn8pects of employment And so contribut¢ to the local cconomy, The Clean. Green and Safe Charter and as80CAated rn&tters' The development of other projecis to provide irnproven]ents in the local environment (iii) (a) (b) A8 regard8 the future. the UK Youth grant received initially in March 2023 will be provided for a further year (i.e. covering the period March 2024 to February 2026). Subsequently. a Children in Need grant which started in June 2023 and covers some other Centre costs in addition to youth staffing c08ts continues for a further year (i.e. till May 2026). Funders are more willing to assist with the cost of using the facilitie8 provided. Further fundin8 for activities is being t•ought, as will an increase in income fronL bire costs due in part to an increas¢ in charges and an increa8e in priva* hire of facilities at the Centre. As a resul¢ it is eXted that unrestricted fimds will Increa over this period and so result in improved viability. Vl.2 202612028 As noted immediately above, the fi]wla1 viability is expected to improve. How¥ver, as ststed in Section 11.4 above, "Community Directors" (effectively local residents) have to be in a Dwjority. It may well prove necessary to modify the current Articleslmemorandum of Association to ensure the continuation of the Partnership and the operation of the Centre. In 2025, the Pelton Fell area will be included in the Pelton ward of the County Council for electoral purposes. It appears possible and desirable thal it be included into an existing Ioc81 government parished area in that ward. vii Statement of Publle Benefit The Directors consider that they have Coll11ed with their duty as Charity Trustees to have due regard to the guidance on public benefit published by the Ch8Tity Commission in excrGisin8 their powers and duties. Approved by the Board of Directors on 17th September 2025 Signed on beha of th¢ Directors by: am DU Chair Colin Rcynolds, Secretary Board of Directors ADnual Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17th September 2025 13

ANNEX i Grnnis, A%sistance in Kind Grants. received in Financial Year 202412025 Funder One Youth Chester le Street Amount -£ 8968.00 86.00 2,500.00 168.00 Period 04124- 09124 10124 - 03125 07124 03125 Use Youth Activities One Youth Chester le Street One Youth Chester le Street Youth activities- school holida DCC:24DFE-CHES0251 24SFFQHES007 DCC:24DFE-CHES0251 24SFF-CHES008 DCC: 24DFE-CHESOI3 DCC: 24SPFFEB25-012 15,224.50 07 to 09124 Junior Youth Café -summer holida Senior Youth Cafè -summer Ilida Youth ¢afé- Christmas holida Youth Caf& Februa holida 8,702.50 07 10 09124 60.50 4 745.80 12124 to 01125 02125 DCC: 24AB-CHES006 DCC: 24NB- CHES051 5 000.00 i ioi.00 10124 to125 02125 Kee in Pelton Fell fit CCTV im rovemenls CDCF- Welcome S aces. CDCF- High Sheriffs Award OGA448016 CDCF- Household support cked lunch. OGA462016 CDCF- Darlington BS. OGA465056 CDCF- Keeping Pelton Fell to ther. OGA478365 CDCF- Acce88ible Filness OGA477287 CDCF- Warn] S 3 000.00 1,500100 04124 to 05124 Youth trips 4JOO.00 00.00 5.981.25 06124 to 07124 2.840.00 11124 to 125 4,500.00 12124 to cesu lift 03125 to Tesco via Groundworks Karbon Houx8- FAF small 08124 to 11124 to Brockwell Bnmch 750.00 Catherine Cookson Arnold Clark Automobile8 03125 03125 Youth Activities Youth Activities 400.00 Ballinger Charity 141 instalment of 2 Sherburn House Charity via Bailin BBC Children in Need 2nd instalrnent of 3 UK Youth.. Unrestri¢ted 3rd itistalment of 3 15.OIXI. 07/24 to 06125 1,000.00 09125 13,548.00 07124 to 06125 Youth Staff, Centre miscellaneous costs Youth Staff, Utilities & Centre costs 15,(X)O.00 03125 to 02126 OVERALL TOTAL 136 47535 For work at Bullion Hall Funder One Youth Chester le Street Amount -£ 7,414.00 Period 04123 to 09124 Use Youth Activities GRANf INCOME TOTAL 143 89J5 Board of Directors ATUal Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17" S4)temlKr 2025 14

ANNEX 2 Activity of th¢ main external Hirers of the facilities of the Brockwell Centr¢ Smile Through Sport The individuds worked with are sothetimes unable to acce&8 any other forni of phy8ical activity. Smile Though Sport provides a speciallst provision that caters for high complex needs, and for those it)dividuals' smaller numbers is most suited for them to be able to cope. As such. attendance munber8 aren't the highest. an average of 34 children and young people with SEND (Special Educational Need8 and Disabilities). It started in September 2022 on Thursday evenings during h0o1 terni lin for I hour and provides a meaningful sport and physical activity club for youngsters weekly The clkarity provides peer support for parents and carers as well. For more Inforntioll on the group's activities please contact ' 01670 457 757. (Website: CO OT telephone Cocaine Anonymous Pelton Fell Meet on Wcdnesd&y's 7pm ti118pm. Th¢ group started meeting in October 22 for the PUTpose of belping people with drink and drug abuse issuey by using a 12 Step pro1. The leader, who lives locally, has been in recovery for over ten years. He has been a part of Cocaine Anonymous 8in¢e leaving rehabilitation in 2013 and u8ed the twdve Steps programme throughout that time elsewhere. The wup is eXtrenlY proud of its activities in Pelton Fell witb attcndance at meetings in the range 15 to 20. Its members travelling in for meetings from throughout County Durham ar]d Tyneside. The group not only welcome individuals who have a problem with drink and or drugs but also any family members or professionals who would like to know Jnore about re¢overy. Although it is a free service, our member8 donate enough to pay for the room hire charges. ADY new &ttendees are offered a new Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous to with sobriety keyrings lo mark their achievements, For more information on the group's activities please contact by telephone a member At 07900 178 999 Board of DiTectors Annual Report foT 202412025 - as approved on 17th September 2025 15

ANNEX 3 Partners in the provision of Activities ••••r-l•-Strts Ol•rWc Arocs Actlon rtnershlp Durhamwét4I.: County Council iy". * TUN&IOOV B•¢l•r for •ryon Dwham I )UIII IANI I l () N4 r. (OklMVNITr F•vNPATio¥ E YOUTH Chaiitie5AKlFlldatIQn CHILDREN IN NEED ' GREGGS FOUNDATION COMMUNITY FUND UIC YOUTH Board of Directors Annual Report for 202412025 - as approved on 17th September 2025 16

-.rrti In rnanory of Irene Grey a recent Director of PFCP and long tenn volunteer. A valued member of the community 194? . 2025 Board of Directors AJ]nual Report for 202412025 - as approved on ITr September 2025 17

PtssT Pelton Foll Communlty Partnership Flnanclal Statements for tha year to 31st March 2025 Charlty No 1129699 Company No 6846269

Pelton Fell C mmuni rtnershl Page Company Information TrusteeslDirectors Report 24 Independent Examiners Report Stalement of Financlal Acttvitres Bajance Sheet Notes

Pelton Fo11 Conwnunlt P rtnwshl Monagernent lorthe seare1 31st Mah 2025 CharftyNarn• Pellon Fell Communlty PartneTrht¢ Address Thè Brorkll Centre CraghÈad Ro1 Pelton Fdl Chesterk Strlot DH2 2NH Charity Number 1129899 ComPanyNumr R•gl8t6rJ Underth• d•ts protknn Ad 1998 no Z3484157 Tntstsesmlr•dors Posluon Ch•lr 01104124 to 1W10124 Mrn L Mv•hall 1511C24 to 31m3125 S•rve tlll S•pt 2028 Vke Cha Seer•tsry & Tr•vre S•w1111 Sept 2026 Cmf Mi 8 A H•nl9 CBE Cltr Plr 8 A H•nlg CBE R?slBned IAoy 2025 S•Fve tlll Sept 2026 SeTh• 111 Sepl 2027 SaNè S•pt 2028 Rrfr•d 2024 11 The Board comprf$tho the Olrectors Ilftdlui•d In •tty•l •ulhorfB•d th sWlur• 0lthtrAnnl R•F¢rt mMtln9 h•hJ on 17th September 2025 2}Whw• • npme li und•rflned118lwM thal lh• Dlrectf IJ O'cmyn1 Dlr•ctor •$ dofin•d byArtkle 9.4 01 theArUths ofAsx¢latlon. Mrs L Mornho11 be¢gm• a Dlr¥EkY on 9th May 2024 3) K•rbon Homos Llnd. Dutham A9 Uln•rf HOlTha Alw¢lon can nornknat• ob8•Fver8 to ollend Board mèetlry. Durt•m County Coundl CthJnty Hall. Outkn DH15UL Durtrn Ao•d Mkn•%wrt• PO Box 31 The Grovè, Hom•B A8w¢l•lon, Ch6Btw le Slr••t ousjnp Assttbuon Co Durtwm DH3 3Y rt>Jn Numt4r Goslorth P Avonue. NE12 BEG Ind•p•nO¢nt Examln•r 3 J Sir•h J StrnU9han ind Cty Erfth House. 7 Lucy Str•el. Che8t¢r l• Street. Co Durham DH3 JUP B•nk•rn Ur4tyTru8t B•nk NIM Brlndl•y Pjoco, 4 <kn1ts 8quw•, B19hrn B12HB Sdlcttors Muckle LLP Tlrne C•ntral. 32 NI¥$118 Upon Tw• NE143F Prye1

Petton Fell Communlt Partnershl Diroctor8lTruste•s Report for the year endod 31st March 2025 I Stnthre Go and &lana ement Govornlng Docum•nt The organisatn Is a Company LIMIt by Guarantee incorporated on the 13th March 2009 and reglstered as a chormy on 18lh May 2009. cts The Objects are set out In CI•u5e 3 01 the Mon18ndUm of A5socl8tbn, namoly: To further or benafft thg communlty of Pellon Fell In a fully Induslve manner by assoclalirrfj togethw the 8ald communlty and stslulory 8utthJrities, voluntary and othw organlsatlons In 8 common effort to adva8 educ•tlon 8rKI to provlde fadlltl88 In the Interests of so¢lal vntfore for r•crèatk)n lelsure tlme occup8lh)n lth the objectfve of Improvlng condltlons of lile for the community, and To develop the capaclly 8nd 8klN$ of th8 communlty ol Pelton Fell In such 8 way th&t local resldents are better able to 6dentify and deal th matters that affect them and $0 that such resIdts can partldpate more fiMly In soclety. R•crultm•nl Appolntm•nt •nd Indu¢tlon The pedules followed are detsllod In the •nnual r8POrt {sedlon11.4.1) T Dlreclffs have conducted 8 revlewof the rn8r rlsks to wfilch thè ch8rlty Is exp088d. Where approprlal8, 8y5lem8 or Procedures have been 88tabllshed to mlllgale the Itsks the ch8r6ty laces. Intem81 Controls have been Implemented In respect of transactbns aLrthorlsadon, Procedures are In placo to ensure th6 health 8Th1 safety of 8t8ff. volunteer6 and v1811ors to the centro. The actfvltles and performance dwlng the period are detelled In the Anrnwl Report, R•spon¥lbllltlo• ol Th• Dlr•¢lorn Tho dkectors ar¢ wponslble for preparli41 the Dlrectors. Roport and tho financlal ststemants In 8cc4)fflanu vAth applabl8 law 8rKI re9ulaUons. Compary law requlres thè dlre¢tors to prepare fin8nelal 8talem6nls for each finarKlal yeaf. Under th81 lawthe dkectors have elted to prepare Ihe fin8nd81 slalernents In actt+rdanco vlth Unlted Kwwdom Genernlly Aapted AccounthYJ Pra¢ll¢e (Unlted Kln9dom Accounllng Standards and appllc&ble lew). Uryler Gompany law tho dlrectors must not approve Ihe finanrjal stslements unless they afe satisfied that they gfve a true and falr vlew of the stale of aff81rs ofthe company and of the ryofit or k)ss ofthe Company lor that yoar. In preparlng th88e Ilngndal statements, Iho dlrectors are requlred to: Select 8ultat48 accountlrwJ polldes and then apply them nsIste, make judgents 8nd 8¢C4)unllng astlmates that arn reasonable and prudent: ppare the fin8nclal statements on Ihe goh)g concem basls unless It Is Inapproprlate to presume that the company 11 conllnue In buslness. The directors are responslble for keeping adequate 8ccountlNJ re(rdS Ih&l are suificl8nt to show and expl8ln the companys transactions dlsclose re8sonabl8 accuracy al any tlme the financial poslllon of the comp8ny arNI enable them lo ensure that the finand81 stslements comply wlth th8 Companles AGt 20Cfj. Tlw 8re 8180 respoTksible for 8afeguardlng the assets of the o)mp8ny and hence for taklng reasonable steps for the prevenlion and detection of fraud aThd other irregularllies. Pege 2

Pelton Fell Communlt Partnershi Dlr•ctorsrrruste•s Report for the ar •nded 31st March 2025 V Flnan lal Revl V.1 Fundlng There ha5 been 6u¢c8ss In obtslnlng grant fundlng for acthilll8S to benefft the 8rea. For details see Annex 1 to the detalled annual report V.2 Pollcy on R•MMl• {Includ•d wlthln" D•sign•t•d Fund8 The partnershlp has a fln8nclal reserves pollcy In aco)rd8nce vAlh good wactlce In March 201211 agreed th81 thè reserve fund should eventualty wovlde for the c46ts of: al Possljle staff redundancy u)sts {2.7% of requlred as at March 2026) bl Runnlng costs for the Bro¢kwpll Centre up to 8 maxlmum of 6 mDnths (0% of requlredl ¢> RYew8tlon cA)sts on 4 5 year cycle of requlred) Sub Total d) Blngo Club contrlbutlon8 Tolal D•slgn•t•d Funds at 31•t M•r¢h 2025 195 195 362 557 ook lor t Vl.1 Ouu¢k for 2025126 Tho partnershIp $tralfjglG prlorlllos remaln as . The delOpment of a funding strategy lo ensura fu to enable the runnlng of the BrO¢knlI Centre and V•vrk on communlty engagement arvj development. The Provlslon of MunIty development actMts8 9fv1ry fl8e lo , 01 More engagement and better cx)heslon,' and. bl Improved capaclty aThJ acllve Gltlzenshlp: and ¢) Improved health. standard of educalSon and prospects of ernoYment {8nd so contrlbute lo the local economy} al The Cleon. Green 8nd 88fe ChBrt8r 8ThJ 88SOCi8ted m8tters', 8nd b) The development of other prol8cts to provkle Improv•mnts In the locsl envlronmenl A8 reg8id8 the luture, the UK Youth grant re¢alv6d Ir4tlally In March 2023 I11 be provlded lor 8 further year (l.e. coverlng the perSod March 2024 to February 20261. SubSequeny, a Chltdren In Need grant leh started In June 2023 8fKI tt+vers •omts other Cenire rx•sts In addrtlon to youth stsfflThJ cx>$ts conllnues for 8 further year11.g. tlll May 20261. Funders are more vlllSng to as81sl th thé casi of uslng th& facllllias wovlded. Furthw fundSng for acllvllles Is belng sought, 8$ 1 8n Increase In In¢ome from hlré c08ts due In part to an Increase In ¢h8rgftq 8nd an Sncre85e In prlvale hlre of faolltlps 81 the Centre. As 8 re5ulI, It Is expgGted th81 UnrtrIcted luThls vlll Incrè8St ovw thls perlod and so result In Improved vSablllty. VI.2 202612028 As noted Immedlately above. the flnanclal vlabMIty Is expected to Imwove. However as slated In Sectlon11.4 8bove, 'Communlty Dlrectors" {effectfvely I1 resldents) hgve lo be In & malorlty. It may wll prove ne¢ess8ry to modlfy the currenl Artldeslmemorandum of Asso¢ialion to ensure the contlnuètlon of the Partnershlp and the operotbn of the Centre. In 2025 the Pelton Fell area is proposed for Indu8ion In Ihe Poln Ward of the County wuncll for ele¢ltyal purposes. It possible and desSr8ble that It be included Imo an exlsiiNJ local government parlshed area In th81 Wdid. The Dlreclor8 consider th81 they have complied wlh their duty as Charity Trustees to have due rÈgard to the guSd8nce on publlc beneflt published by the Charty ComTh¥s5ion in exwclslng th&lf powers and dulie$. Appra¥ed by Slgned on be e Board of Direciois at Its Meet on I If of the Dlrectors by: SeGretsry Page 3

Pelton Fell Communl Partnarshi Inde ndent Examlner's Re rthe ar end d 31st March 2025 We report on the Unaudit awounts of the charity for the period l April 2024 to 31 st March 2025 5cI out on the attsched PY4ges. R¢speetlve Mponslbllltles of trusteeB ind ex•mlD¢r As the charity's trnslees (who arc also the dire¢tors of the company for the purposes of company law), you are respoDsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the wuirements of the Compani&4 Act 21i06 ('thc 2006 Acfj. Having $alisfied myself that the accounts of the Comphny ar¢ not required to be audited for thi5 year under Part 16 of the 2006 Acl and 8re eligible for independmt examination. I report irj rc$peth ofmy examination of your chaTity's accounts as rri¢d oul uJ)der s¢ction 145 of the Charities A¢t 2011 {'kn¢ 2011 Acy.). In carrying out my examination, I have followed the DiTll0nS given by the Charity Commisslon (under section 145{5)(b) of the 2011 Act). Ba811 of IndepeDdeDt ex*mlner'i report My examination was carried oul in accordance with th¢ gtheral Directions given by the Charity Commission. An ex&minatioo in¢lude8 a review of rhe Bccounling records kepl by Ih¢ ¢h8rily and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also include$ wn$iderntion of any unusual items or di105Ue& in the occounts, and seeking explanation8 from you as bwsteey concerning any Such matters, The procedures undertaken do nol provide all the evidence that would be required in an kudit and consequently no opinion is given a$ 10 whether the accounts pre8enl a 'trru¢ ond fair view" and the report is limited to those matters 8et oui in the stalem¢nl b¢low. Independent ¢xamln¢r'i teMent I have Complet my ¢xJminalion. I confirni that no material matters have come io my attention which give m¢ ¢8use io believe that: a¢¢ouniins re¢ord$ were kepl in 8¢wrdance wilh 8e¢iion 386 of th¢ Companies Act 2(M)6; OT the accounts do not accord with such records. or the accounts do nol complv with r¢l¢vant accountin8 rtyuirements under section 396 of th¢ CoJDpanies Acl 2(M)6 other than any requirement that Ihc accounts giv¢ a 'true and fair. view whi¢h 18 not a matter considered as part of an it)d¢pendent examination; or the accounts haTre rjot been pr¢pored in a¢¢ordance with tbc Charities SORP (FRS102). traughan B J Straughan and Co Chartered Ac¢ountsnts Epwortb Flou8¢ 7 Lucy Street Chester le Str Co Durbam DH3 3LIP Date P8ge 4

elton Fell Communlt Partnershl mont of Flnanclal A ivltl ludln Incorne Stat Not•s 1Ig).Ih) IFU 11b).{c) Donollons and Ij rololng Inlwe$t reIvable Aclfvbtles lo Ither tho chodty's obl. Grnnls 8rrfl ¢onlracts for advke. inlonrll0n ond Support CJRS Gran18 room hlrn. calerfng otc. 11.498 11,498 16,101 127,889 143.gK 143,791 17.414 30 17,444 12,018 Tot•1 Incomlng R•UrGe9 127919 172 932 164.417 RMour¢• Exp•nd•d WagB$ Ind 1•8 U101611as R•nl •nd room hlre RepJlrn, •nd cle•nln9 17.793 10.139 53.809 5,364 8,893 71,462 15,503 8.693 7.770 6,884 830 61.903 9,552 6.524 6.741 2.825 7,770 6.423 810 281 Len and F4rmltB Cot•rlng Telephone and Int•m•t Post•y and 8tatlonery Ma•19 llnd promollon Sthff tr8vel Youth pl0ct costs Volunleer and staff Ir•lnhig Bgnk charg•$ D8pr•clalion Se8slong1 ?Gllvll•$ youih tripi Leg81 ond prof•tsloMI IrAuranc8 Other 575 2.025 1,027 144 324 39.431 227 823 28 219 342 107 331 28 47.496 342 107 331 33,936 2,272 3,472 47,277 113 111) 33,451 1.950 29,239 2,390 3.218 135 322 3,472 T¢thl Exp•nd•d 48.849 200.705 SulUSI(De15¢ll) for Ihe yegr {3,836) {23,9371 {27,773) 12,1201 Transfer9 belwn funds 11) Balance b11 11.635 55,324 86,859 69.079 Totsl Fund• It 31•1 M•r¢h 2025 7.603 {Note.' A$ Ihe gross Irthme of ihe entbty Is le55 than £S00.000, resources expeth have b8on analysed by rt8lur81 $slfralion {i.¢. $818ri9$. wage¥ elc.) loT Ihan by activlty.) ge5

Pelton Foll Commun rina Partnorshl Notes Flxed A•••ts Tangibl¢ assets 526 857 Currnnt A8•0ts Deblors Cash ot bank and In h8nd 160 43,153 43,313 134 68,998 69,132 Cr•dllorn: Amounts falllng duè wlthkn on• y••r Nel curr¢ awts Nel as58ts 38.880 39,186 88.102 66,959 Restfkted funds Vnmstrtctod fund8 31,584 7,047 55.324 11,079 Oeslgnaled fund Blngo Contrlbullons Deslghaled fund malntsnant Deglgroted fund ID•cA)ratlon. Runnlng vjsts. Redundan¢yl 195 558 Totsl Pund• 68,959 Thè Dtrecttn are sat19fied that the thartty18 enlltlod to txempllon from the Pfovlglon$ of the Companles Act 2fy (tho Act) rnlalln9 to the audlt of the accounts for the yfrar by vlrtue of 8edon 477. and th91 no member or membern have Tequ68ted an oud6t pursuant to 8ectlon 478 of the Act. Th• Iw¥teo$ o¢knwlodg0 th•lr rown8lblllO•$ tr. 111 ensuFlry thatthe (*•rfty kogps prgper •c¢ounUng rewrd8 whlch CmplY wlih sectth 386 of the Act, and 111} prep3rln9 ¥tt¢unl8 whlch gfv• a Iruo ¥nd falr vf¢w of the stale of afla5rs of Ihe ch8rlty as al Iho end of the Ilnanclal year a1 of Its pro151 or1088 for the flnandal year In 8¢Gordanc4 wlth the requlrements of s¢dlons 395 and 396 8nd whlch othgrwl8e cc¥nply wlih t roqulremonts of the Act r•lpUng io ffln•nclal Jt•t¢monts, h so far as Iho86 am 8ppffjc4ble to the tharfty. Th8¥• aUnIS ¥ro PTgpJred In aGwrd8nce wtth tho sp8dal prov181ons Df Part 15 of tho Ctynpanl•$ Act 2006 rnIBtfirwJ to Sm1 4YrovedbyttnthtO0$thl.............. . . ... and slgned on118 behalf by Slgnalurg Company Reglstrolk Nufflber.. 06846269 Page 6

Pelton Fell Communi Partnershl Notes formin art of the Financial Statements for the ear ended 31st March 2025 1. Accountin a) The flnancial statements have been prepared under the historical cost conventlon, and in accordance with the Companies Act 2CMJ6, and follow recommendatlons in Accounting and Reportlng by Charities preparlng thelr accounts in accordance with the Financlal Reporting Standard applicable In the UK (FRS102) issued September 2024. The charlty constllute8 a public benefrt entity as defined by FRS102. There was no adjustment necessary on the first adoptlon of FRS102. b) Voluntary income Is recelved by way of donatSons and glfts and 18 included in full In the Statement of Financlal Acllvltles when receivable. The value of servlces provided by volunteers has not been Included. Donated flxed assels are capitalised at estimated market value. c) Grants, Including grants for the purchase of fixed assets, are recognlsed in full In the Statement of Financial Acllvities for the spar to which they relate. d) Resources expended are recognSsed in perlod in which they are Incurred. Resources expended include attributable VAT whlch cannot be recovered. e) Resources expended are allocated to the restricted fund vthere the costs relate dlrectly to the funded charitable activily. f) Tanglble flxed assets costlng £200 or more are capltallsed and included at C061 [lUdIng any incidental expenses of acqulsltion. Depreciatlon Is calculated so 88 to wrlte off the cost of an asset, less Its estlmated resldual value, over the useful economlc Ilfe of that asset as follows :. Fixtures and Filtlngs 20% Straight line g) Unrestrlcted funds are donations and other Incomlng resources receivable or generated for the objects of the charty wlthout further specifted purpose and are available as general funds. h) Restrfcted funds are to be used for the specific purpose as laid down by the donor. Expendlture whlch meets these crlterSa is charged to the fund, logether with a fair allocation of managemenl and support costs. l) The Charity operates a defined contrlbutlon penslon scheme for employees. The assets of the scheme are held separately from those of the Charlty. The annual Gontributions payable are charged to the statemenl of financial activities. Page 7

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Pelton Fell Communlt Partnershl otes forniln rt of the Flnanclal S rtho 31st March 202 Incl din TaThJlbk f4xed as13 Current 888ets Current lthbllitle Not o$¥5 •131sl March 2025 526 11.730 31.584 43.313 4.653 Thls charflable company18 exemptfrom COOOn lax on tts charllabl? OGllvlU•8. Page 9

PtssT Pelton Foll Communlty Partnership Flnanclal Statements for tha year to 31st March 2025 Charlty No 1129699 Company No 6846269

Pelton Fell C mmuni rtnershl Page Company Information TrusteeslDirectors Report 24 Independent Examiners Report Stalement of Financlal Acttvitres Bajance Sheet Notes