CHARIIY (OMMISSION 1134 Recei For Iho p*rtod ts and payments accounts CC16a To Section A Receipts and payments Uni•slrlci•d R•#trl¢t•d lund• End¢wm•nt lun0• T¢lal lund• L#•i y•ir 10 Ili• i*ar• A1 R•c•l IL). tola ross Incon?8 or AR) 3060 30 &0. A2 A•ul and Inv•¥tm•nl I￿1￿, l••• 1•b￿l. tota okyo AJP 1"1¢ Sub tot41 A4 A•••l •ttd Inv••lm•nt ur¢h&••i, ••• tablo Sub eolal Tolal p•ym•nti N•t ol r•cèlpeA/(p4ym•nl*) AS Trinslor• b•lw•eii lund• Ae C•¥h liind• l••t yo•r ond C•*h funds thls y••r eiid l'il CCKX Rl KCo￿OI8 ISSI Sectloii B Stat8nieflt of assets afid liablllties at 11)a end ol th& pei'lod UnfQ¥tilLtod 1108tilcityl Endowiv¥nt 14111119 ltytKPW￿ll f41 BI C&811 luiid8 roth1 ¢Nsh flind8 RvrJlil£l4d C.nd¢)winfthl 02 011Ityi ffiDlltsthry BJ liiyo¥lint)iil * iiudtts wbl¢l B4 for Ilto lorfly'l uwn u¥0 14iin¥l I&Y*lIlLI BS LI{￿￿11111￿5 ts¥ ¢Mio (v Iwd) trio>bdfi)111411,,p liU￿￿1￿11 l.)Aki rjl .-JLr*Jva 21.t.2S GOOLE Clo The Courtyard Boothferry Road Goole East Riding of Yorkshire DN14 6AE Registered charity N. 1137923 TRUSTEES REPORT 2023-2024 The year started with an offer by Siemens, the Rail Village developer on Tom Pudding Way, of a railway carriage with the potential to provide our Group, a Visltor Centre, Trustee5 had the opportunity to inspect the carriage and there were discussions about the possibility of Siemens apprentices helping to modify the carriage according to our needs. As discussions continued, it was apparent that, with our limited resources, and without ERYC support, it could not be maintained with regard to toilets and security. Siemens provided support throughout the year, eg installing bat and bird boxes, track and car park maintenance. During Spring, The Queen Elizabeth Memorial Meadow was sown with its development monitored throughout the year. In May, funded by the Goole Town Deal, information boards and direction markers were installed on site. Snaith Walking Group asked the Friends Group to make a presentation in Snaith Priory in the presence of other local walking groups. As Summer approached, several organisations including Andys Man Club, visited Oakhill for recreation, athletics training and general improving wellbeing. Two trustees met with the Police to discuss a vandalism incident and the perpetrator carried out some remedial work. Our new name Friends of Oakhill Goole was registered with the CAF Bank. In October Slemens applied for planning a Bogle Plant on the original site New Potter Grange. A conslderable number of mature trees wlth TPOS would be felled, For this reason, an objection was made with Goole Town Council support. British Sign Language (BSLI board5 were positioned on site. These were funded by Goole Windfarm. Siemens positioned blrd and bat boxes on slte. Cllr. Ray l