REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER: 073698S2 ngland •nd Wales)
REGISTCI RED CTrIARrrY T4UMBER: 1139S75
REI PORT OF THE TRU￿￿1 fi,S AND
FINANCIAL sfATKMEfiTS FOR THiI YFAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 2024
FOR
ACCR]NGTON sfAiYLEYFOOTBALL IN TULI
COMMUMTY TRUST LIMITED
Ainsworths Limil¢d
Ch￿tered Accou￿tants
and Statutory Audilo
Charter Hou&e
stE￿$field Strect
Nelson
Lan¢&8hn
BB9 9XY

ACCRINGTON STANUAY FOOTBALL IN'IHL
COMMUNITY TRIJST LIMITID
CONTENTS ofi THLI FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR TIICI YEAR II ND￿D 3QTH JUNI 2024
PAge
Refti'en¢e Nod AdthknlstrAtlvoDetsti18
Report of the Trnstces
Report of the JndependèntAudlton
9 to 12
Statement of Fln8JJelo1 Aetivltle8
13
BAlance Sheet
14
Cash Flow Sthtenient
15
IYot¢8 to the C4811 Moly Statement
16
Nolts to the Mnancial Slat¢m¢ttts
17 to 28

ACCRING'fo]Y STANLEY FOOTLIALL IN IJIK
COMMUNITY TRUST T.fMrrED
REFERCI NCEI AND ADMINISTRATIVK DETAII
FOR THE YLAR ICNDED 30TH JUNK 2024
TRUSTEES
D Burgess (Yesigned 5,12.2024)
AEllwood
PAII
J D MoGI'egoi'
T D ONeill
R E Houseman
P J Lev(Ihatti
D C Ellwooa
C A Knagg
J Leaver (appoint¢d 30.8.2023)
W E￿tha￿ (appolnted 10.12,2024)
RCGISTERED OFFICII
Stanley Sports Hub
1li0illeyhol￿l4 Road
Accrington
Lartca8hir¢
BB5 6BD
RLGISTEs RED COMPANY
NUMBER
07369852 (Ertgland and Wales)
REGISTEREI D CHARITY
NUMBER
L139575
AUDITORS
Aln5WOrth$ Limited
Chartet'ed Accoiilltfsnts
and Stotutory Auditors
Charter House
Stahsfield Slre¢l
Nelson
Lancashli'e
BB9 9XY
BANKÈRS
Yorkshive Pl¢
40 Chui'¢h Street
BLACKBURN
Ldrt¢ashiY¢
BBI. SAW
Day to day m&n&getM8ntof the ¢hwity is delegated to tho Chief Bx¢¢utiv¢ Officer, M Feayon.
Th¢ chaiity also operntes undcr th¢ shurtclled name of "Accrin8toll Slan16y Comtnunity Trust"
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ACCIUNGTON SIANLEYfooTBALL KN THE
C.OMMUNITY TRUST LIMITED (REGISTCI RED NIIMBER: 07369852)
RJIPORT OFTHI TRUSTEES
FOR TH￿ YEAR ÉNDfi D 30TH JUNE 2024
1ke trustees who are hlso dir¢c¢oTh of the Oh￿'lty for the puiy08eB of the Complnies Art 2006, present Iheir report wlth
the fittan¢ial stalemenls of the cbaiity foi, th¢ year ended 30th June 2024. The Iiustees have &dopt¢d lkn¢ proyislons of
Acfjounling and Rworting by Chariti￿. Statement of Rc¢onunended Praoti¢¥ opplicabl¢ to oh41ities preparing their
accourrts in a¢e(Ji'dance wllh the Fift￿claI Reporting Standard applicable ift the UK and Republic of Troland (FRS 102)
(effective l Jdnuary 2019).
ORT£1 cfivES AND ACTIVITIES
ObJe¢tives and 4im$
The Memorandum of Associati￿1 stat¢s that the charity's objects are to IKn¢fit the publi¢ tt1￿, ill particular, the
inhabitant5 of Acryington andtht SLinDunding ajros by:
l. ProtllotÉrtg ¢ommwiity partl¢ipatlon in healthy reoi'ealion lrt paiticular by the provisioti of facilities for tbe playing of
soGiation football t￿d olkn¢r sports oapable of impi'owtng heAlth ("fEuilities" in this clause m¢oiis latsd, buildings,
equipjnertt and organising sportIng activities).
2. Advanotng the physlcul education of young people in Lancllshire by Loathittg in and providin8 faclliti¢& for th¢ gamo
of football and other 5porling activi￿e8 so as tu develop thelr physÈcal. m¢nla1 and splritual capabllitles to enable them lo
grow to full inattwity as indlviduals and member8 of soaiety.
3. Advan¢ing and assistthg in advancing the education of thE genernl publÈc. with a particiilaT foolis on that of ¢hildirn
and young people utt¢iiding scliools In the, L￿￿¥Shire ar¢f¢ by the provision at veiiues selected or appTh)ved by the charity
of meetings, lecture&, ulass65 and fkclivities foL Ihg b¢llBfit of sufjh children aiid yOUttB people by th¢ pYovi5ion 0£
¢ducational tnaterials for distt'ibulion th such chil(Jren and yoting peopl
4. Providing and ossistiog in provldlng fa¢iliti¢5 for the of football aiid ath¢r 3POrting ￿tLy111¢S, reare&tion or other
I¢i8Lir¢ time occupation of such persons who have need for such fa¢lliti¢s by r¢4son of theii. youth, age, inftrttklty oi.
disablement, poverty or social at]d ¢conomic cirvumstances or for th¢ piibliG al large in the interests of social welfare and
witli the obJ¢¢t of improving thelr conditions of life.
5, Adv4tt¢ing raoial twd r¢liglL)us harn]ony and equality and divtr8ity uinLM?g ¢hildren Rnd young peopl¢ by arrangittg
activities (including aotsviti¢3 rUn￿¢ted witEL the game of foolball llt￿ olh¢r SPL)itillg activiti￿} to encoura£¢ shared
eriences and intsrests without r¢f¢rence to race, religion, belief, sex, disability, natioiiality, dlmic oi. national origi
' so¢ial background; ond
6. Advwicing the edu¢lllion of Chlldren and young people through such means as the h'ust¢e6 shall tbink fit lll accordance
with ¢hArity law.
Tlle charity's prlnclpal activ&ty is tko promotion of Sport5 EnBag¢ment and Educaliort by using lootball ps a vehicle for
change this is achieved tbTough anumbffl. of &port8 based progi'ftmmes delivered duriug tke y¢ar,
Publlc beneflt
In setting out tho charity's obj¢thiv¢s w)d planning of activ1t￿S the trustee& h&ve given carethl consideiTrtlon to the
Charlty Commission's g¢n¢ral guidallce ￿ld section l7(5) of the Charities Aet 2011. The trustees are confidellt that the
¢h8rity offers service5 of r¢&1 and prdctical use to the Local population arld thciEfv￿ c4)mplies with the respollsibility
placed oil ail oharitlgg uTrd￿. the Cbarlties A¢t 2011 lo demonstsxle a publio benefit.
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ACCRtNG'foN STANLEY FOOTBALL IN THE
COMMIJNITY TRUST LIMITfD (RLGISTLRED NUMBER: 07369852)
IUIPORT OFTHE TRUSTEES
FOR THC YCI AR J¢t4DED 30YH JUNE 2024
ACHIEVEM£, NT Af4D PKRfiORMANCE
Ch2rltAble ACtiviÉi45
Th¢ charity conlinves to deliveA' a range of pi'ojwts our key wEas of Spoi'l Participation, Comthurtlty Engagement,
Health and Ediication. Over 30 diff¢rent projects ar¢ now delivered including 8om¢ new on¢s add¢d over the year. The
h￿rity ¢ngaged with 21,421 people overth¢ course of 2023f24.
spo￿ Pfirtlclp8tion
Our Sports Developmwit tsatn focus on engagii)g with the community in ordei. to rais¢ the Lumbei, of th￿e engaging and
paiti¢ipating lli physical exercise. 21Y23n4 has seen parlnor8hips strengthen with local schools and community gllbups.
The chatity coiitinues to grow d¢livÈry in this avea and coveÈs the boroughs of Hyndburn, Ribblt Valley and Ros8endale.
20￿/24 we i'eceived a n¢w l-yeai. ¢ycle of funding for the e8thblisliEd Pr¢mi¢r L¢y4gu¢ Primary Starg programmg, which
provides fantRStio jx'ovislon in our local scl100￿ offerlng a nuinber of hlgh-quality se8sion3 over the y¢aL. TIL¢
pi'ogrdn)me h8s siiics be¢n fi￿ded until at least June 2025 by the Preinier League.
2023r24 we received a new l-y¢ar ¢yole of foiidlng fot the estllblislitd Thrrai¢i' League l<ith. Over 500 people have
participated in 2023124 and the pro¥ran]me has been fund¢d untLI at least J¥ne 2025 by lh¢P￿MIerLea8llo.
Th4 malch day i)rovision at Accrington Stanley FoDtball Club h&8 ¢ohtlttu¢d witli us focusing oll grassroots teaiNs. Over
40 ￿.￿srO(lts tewn5 ¢nioyed mdtoh d8y expei'ien¢#B as well a niimber of birthday parties smd maswt p￿kage￿. We
also introduced a joint initiative with Acorington stsd¢y Football Club wheir we now give oiit ov¢r 3.000 free match
tickets ID our local community eacji season.
The Fooiball Developm¢nt CentrQS has $eKn over 150 uNique partioipanls in th¢ last 12 months and th¢ girl's specific
development c¢ntr¢ ¢ontinlles to be very popular.
Our adult 7-osid¢ l¢aBue vthieh srts under the bann¢r of th¢ 'Stanl¢y Soccer League, sees us eng￿¢ with ovtr 200 ￿Ults
on a weekly b&sis. ov￿ 3500 7-asid¢ football ints'aclions witli adulls in 2023124 through this pl￿je£t alone with 1500
7-asid¢ fIxtures l&klng place.
The Holiday Cours69 in¢lude mojr actlvities and multiple boolun8 Qptions to ensure p9rttcipalion is fun, ao¢¢ssibl¢ and
afford&ble for all. 500+ uniqu¢ ptulicipants hav¢ taken parl in holiday courses during 2023124. The Holiday Aottvity
Fund (HAF) contlniied to provide childr¢ii with free holid&y pi'ovision and a iiutrilious meal ea¢h day during the
holidays. This w8s very well Rtt¢ndod w¢ had participants from num￿11$ school locations across HyndbunL
Tlie Stanley Kiokers 5¢5sionB tor >4-yenr olds has 5e¢n around100 participants take th¢lr firststops Into football.
We've expLtnded our disability sport pro8￿mMe durixJB 2023124 and rsow hav¢ 6 ses5iolls ea¢kn week delivered from the
Stalll#y Sports Hub,
Communlty Etsgag¢ment
The National Citizen Servic¢ (NCS) pmgrnmme 1% hug¢ly beneficial to the ¢ominiinity of Hyndburn and surrounding
a￿a5. Thi8 projeut has now been adapted and we're delivering the Community engasemcnt elejuent of It includihg
wotkshops in schools and trips to activity ¢entses. W¢ delivered th¢ fjrst of 8 2-year wogramme to arou1￿ 100
participattts.
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ACCRINGI'ON ￿AryLEy thM)OTBALL IN THE
COMMUNITY TRusf LJMITLD (RECIISTEI REI D NIIMBER: 07369842)
REI PORT OF THE TRUSTI£ES
FOR THLI YllAR JINDKD 3QTH JUNfi 2024
The Charnpions prO￿lmM¢ contitlues to go from shtngth to gtreNgth gin¢e it was l&unched in 2020r21, workn'ns in
p￿.lnership with Lancashij'e Violence Reduction Network to lackle re-offending and Int¢sration b￿k into the wininunity
from those who find themselves ott prob&lion. We one of 7 Lancashire Footb211 Club Comrnwiity TTh￿t'S d]al ￿'e
tkow providit)g Ihix uniquB peer menloird support pa¢kago lo r¢sidcnls of our 4r¢a, fooLised on strategies that iniligatB th¢
risk of ve.offending after t'elease froni prison and working with w)ple who have just mov¢d lo th¢ ¢ountry. Our project
menlors b¢gin by making ali gss¢ssmenl of Ihe p￿.11¢1pft￿t n¢¢iJs, 8leering tli?n1 Iowards other pmjects and opportunilies
that will benefit them. We pi'ovide Ih¢m wilh a vital suppoit neiwork #s they begin to re-esiabllsh their place In th
cOnun￿lity.
WB lauttched a new Veterans project in 2021122 which sees us en
v with local pwplc who served in th¢ anned fO￿¢s,
A inixttire of coffee morning5> gatherings ai)d sports sessions hag been dElivtred with aims to incieas¢ ¢Ewemon¢ in
futtire years. We'v¢ seen uptak¢ in participation in 2023124 whi¢h sgts us up to firthor d¢velop the pi'oject in the
ttire.
Health
2023124 hes seen niimerou5 hoalth awareness campai8ns with th¢ charity litjking tn witli vwious oili¢r QTsanisations to
SUPPOrtiheir work,
The Walking Football proj￿¢ foi, over so￿ has had another suCc￿Sfi11 yeaT. In 2023124 we have had over 60 uniqu¢
participants.
New 'Extr& T1￿C Hub's, for men and women over tb¢ ag¢ of 50 wei'e launched at Slanley Sports Flub. A weekly 2.hour
session ￿ sfOUP, offeying low intsnsity a¢tivitie5 as darts, dominoes, tabl¢ tennis atsd th¢ ¢hat￿e to 50CLRli8¢ With
othgrs in th¢ ¢ommunity. Both 5¢58ions havo Brown over the yellr are iiow a vital offering foi members of our
comtnlinity who Gould bo at Tiskof soclol isolatiDn follDwingretiremoit,
Fvnding was (mc¢ agttin ¢onfimied in 2023124 to continue a Iicalth project Cdll¢d Joy of Moving, A soho¢)l-based
educational pt￿>￿.￿Mme for chiiar¢n ￿e￿ 9-EO yeai's old, It aiEnS encou￿￿8 physi¢&l activity. promoto nuliitional
edii¢aÉion and build &watEn¢ss of the importance of a h¢Rlihy diet and aolive lif¢style. In 2023124 ov¢r 1,000 childr￿1
took part ii) tkn 6-we¢k progranune whlch was adapted lo fit inwith government restriotions.
All of the abovc has allowed the charity to rdiS¢ Its profile within thls field and roach out to those specialist parlno
aotoss th¢ ¢ommunity. Our aith ig to develop this area further in the corniiig y¢aiy.
Education
2023124 has bwi 8nOtb¢r sywessFul y¢Ar foi'tho education department, continuillg as one oytkn chai'ilies flagship artrd8.
Thework Bxpri'i¢n¢¢ with the local high schools and Colleges offer Rgi'eat insight into thp sports ittduslry for pupils.
The Football Bducation programme has 64 students that will gain an NCFE Level Two or BTEC Level Three BKtend¢d
Diploma in Sport & wdl as compsle in the 11-a5id¢ CEFA League for two lo thi'ee years. Sinc¢ 8tarting in 2010 11)i8
project has now seen ov¢i 200 sttTdent's prowr&s to vai'ious uThiveLBities diirctly after COLnpl¢tinB ihis coiirs¢. The
Cknrkty also conÉlttu¢s to deliver a Foulldation Degre¢, in partn￿'S117P wiib the Univei'sity of South Wal¢s.
We also deIiV￿￿￿ a nwnb¢r of employabilily workshops, lillkillg In wlth Job Centr4 Pkns to ty and raise ihe aspiratlons
id job opportunities of those unetnployed in Hyndbu
A new parinership with Ross¢ndal¢ School sees us deliver alternats've education to a ￿lect nwnbor of their pupils each
weeL
Athieyements and PerformAn¢e
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ACCRINGTON STATrILKY FOOTBALL IN I'HE
COMMiINtTY TRUST LIMITED (RIGISTKRED NUMBER: OY3698$2)
R￿1 PORT OF THE TRusfEES
IPOR T￿, YLI AR ETr4DED 30TH JUNE 2024
During tho year, the ¢barity engaggd with 21,421 indivlduals, Including ov¢r 3,000 coin&ng froJn10041 primary schools.
1,239 free Acciington Stanlay shiits weip £lven away to all Y￿r 3 thildren in Hyndburn, 3,795 free Ac¢i'ington Stenley
ittal¢h iid(ets were given to members of IIL¢ aominunity, as we try ¢0 enEa£e more people in attending mat¢h¢s at lh¢
Wham Stadium, Th¢ charity dellvcrs over 30 cojllmunity projeots in Hyndburn andth¢ surnunding aroa&
The openit)g of the new £2m Staiiley Sp¢x'ts Hub facility in Mai'ch 2020 15 tho biggest achievomenl of the Charity lo d&¢¢
and wo had to manage a difficult yeftr of stop stajt provis1￿1 okn stte due to the pandemic. l]ie Stasdey Spoi'ts Hub has
hewme a thrlving commiinity faoility thAt Aeorlngton ¢an be proud of fDr mally years to com¢, We aye now aYe￿gIng
ftround 150,000 visits p¢r year now all restrictio￿ ￿e temoved &g well as providll)g Iiumerouy job opporknttities for
people in the local ar¢a with vaoan¢ios such As re¢eptionists. catsrei4 coordit)&tors and oth¢t keyi'oles.
We've invested furth¢r in th¢ gLass fi)olball pitchw at Stanlcy Spoits Hub, with 4 foll now primary dnd secondary
dr£th)age systetn. A n?Ny irrigation 8y8tem w&s in8tall¢d in 2022.
Plamiing pJ'mi8SlOrt was 8r8nled for a n¢w £lm building oxtFnsion At Stanlw Spoits Hub, with ¢onstruction woths
stsrting in Seplembrr 2023 and C4)mplet¢d in April 2024. Th¢ new exlension is a hiig¢ bonefit tr) th¢ organisation and Ihe
con)muntiy giollP8 Iliat use the added facilities. Itgivcs us thtt Space we ￿e¢d lo continu¢ lo ww DUF provision.
A new 3-year strategy was IAun¢lied om 1st July 2022, and w¢ entered the Se￿lld ytrar of it in 2023124. Ow. 3ttTrt¢￿ has
been develop¢d tknbugh deloiled consiiltatiotj both inlei'nfilly externally with local, r¢gional and Mational
g1'gaAisations and polieicL We havs collated feedback froni key stakeholdeis, participants, p￿ll1$ find our workfojro
Using several m¢thods such as surveys, theetings and strat¢8y foGus groups. The sftDng found&lioiis that were first
tablished 5tt 2010 when Accrington Stanley Community Ti'usl were fotmed h&g eliabl￿ us Éo id¢nlify key ￿eaS to
focus on in 0￿er tb tnak¢ N diffetelleè to ouy ex>mmunity, This Slrategy comes &t a key tim¢ In thir development ond
pIovides ft platform for posits've change and modernlsation going fonv8y(l. It builds on soine &ignificant achlov¢mertts to
dat¢aiid on the 8ODd pvogress alreody thadts againstour initial objeotives.
Stnteglc Alms
l. Provldo A Illgh42uallty Service
0￿, strate8É¢ obJeatEves:
- Ett8urB all paiticipants Teoeive a posilivé enioyablo and saf¢ ¢xperioii¢e.
- Develop Mnd deliver a qualily I￿sUranCe fr&mework aGIDss all progratnmes and inv¢st im w0A(fo￿¢ development.
- Measiire impath thrcpugh (liffvrent techniques and Pliblicise an impact rep￿t annually to all staknhold¢rs.
2. Gov¢i'n and Lead EAfectiveJy
Our sbTt¢gic objectiV¢S:
- Ensur¢ finau¢lal sustainability.
. Enswr tknr¢ is approprlat¢ governance and leadeiEhip 3tru¢ture to 5uppott tlie sttategy attd deliver the
charitable &ims and objectives.
-Ensurc ¢omplifin¢¢wilh r¢l¢vant l¢gi&latloll and JEgulation.
3. Deliver Inclllsioiil llealth & Wollbelng) Si)ort FArtlL'lpAtAon and Frtlucntion Progrnmm¢s
OurstrAt¢gi¢ objective8'.
Pivvide a variety of Inclusive pix)jeols that deliver positive changc to disadvantaged and disabled penple in
lyndburn.
- Build slVOll£ r¢lationship8 wlth thh¢i' OYWdnlsatloll$ to niak¢ a positive unpact on h¢8Itb, well.beÈng and inGlusioll in
our ¢ommunity.
- Inth'l a5peGts o£heftltli,wolL-being and iiicluslon into the culture of oui. owillisation to or¥4te a laslins lega¢y,
- tucr¢&se SporE Pmrtlcipatiortiatts in Hyndburn.
-ProvAde high guolity educMÉii)n aTJd exyand currwrt i)tDViSiOii.
4, [1 xpand Optrate an Ex¢elient Community Spo¥t% Hub FAcllity
Our 8tt'4t¢sic objectivos..
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ACCRINGTOTrI STANLEY FOOI'BALL IN THI4
COMMUNITY TRUST LIMITED (REGlS'f£RED NUMBER; 0736Y852)
REPORT OF THf TRUSTEI ES
IroR THE YII AR ENDEI D 30TH JUNK 2024
- Woik wltlL key s¢4keholders to fuitI￿r d¢signi develop 8nd build an extettsioE] to Ihe indooi, pre￿ of lh¢ st￿11eY
Sports Hub.
- Provlde 4 ¢ore base for the chArity to use as its h¢adquartors to deliv¢r Qui. ¢hatitabl¢ eims l￿d objectiV¢S.
- Maintain a sustainable 8lut8 of the &t sports and education facility for tILe locttl ¢ommunity, g￿￿rOots clubs and
voluntaiy sector organisations.
At the year end, the ch4rity employed ov¢r 50 mtsmbers of Staty and has fi￿ber ¢sl&blish¢d a strong leam ot skilled
indivithlgls Éo develop the woik of the charity fui1her,
Fxcilitio5
The Charity opened the rt¢w mulii-mitlion-pound ty)mmunity hub in Mar¢li 2020, whleh Is now the E￿￿e of thg
Charity and a base for its pAt)Jtt¢ts.
'The Aims of th¢ sports hub ar¢ t¢> inCiE88e parti¢ip&tiorA in Sport, improvE health and exercise levels and provid¢ rno
opportLiniti¢s for disabled peopl¢ lo access vital sport aNd eduGation activitie5. Tho Sports Hub hosts inany pffijects that
d¥velop skills for people out of work, ¢re8te new job oppurtunities, inspi1¢ people lo become volunteers foi'10¢81 sports
organisations, spoits clubs and cl)ai'i¢i¢s, and PiDvide a pithway for gifted and talented young peopl¢ Into elite Sp￿%.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Fin4ncial positio
The thArity kn8 generated net inc0￿e of £143,187 in the year to the 30th of Jun¢ 2024, representing a deorcase on that
recognlsed in the prlDL' year (£621,566)-
The r¢&son for thts d￿￿￿&$¢ 1$ du¢ to ex￿ income from (bnations atLd awth¢d to the charity in the prÉor
y¢ar towards t]t¢ cost of the ext¢nsion of Ihe Swyrts Hub, &s catt be seth froin the decreas¢ in donations and lowie8 to
£165,21512023: £710.536).
There was a deficit ott ttharltsblo aclivits'es of £77,493 {20￿. defioit of £116,927). The reJuctlon In the deficlt Is dwe to
a ￿'tH1¢r Inoiease in in¢ome than ¢xpellditu
The fr¢¢ Teseryes ot the cbarity {exoludin% &mounl8 hold as fixed ass¢ts) Èmve in¢rea8eil .fix)m a dofjcit of £20,488 to &
surplus £85,290. The fr¢e ieseÈve8 had previ0118ly been in a defioit due to ihe charity having used sorne of its own funds
in extending the Spoits Hub facility, hDw¢ver th¢ fjEe iwono5 IrtuiThed to a p05ilive fiBure in the Lurr¢nt year.
As at th¢ year &id, tlie totrl funds of the charity stamd 8t £3,512,877 (2023: £3,369.690) of whl¢h moro that) 97% is
invested in the Sports Trhib faoility to ensllvtt the sustsinability And continuity of the clwity for many yeary to com¢.
Resorves policy
The objective of having unre8tt'icled funds in reserve, is lo enabl6 the ehatity to cope with Unplat￿ed events. Very Oft￿1,
the effects of an Unplat￿ed event b¢ managed in tho IDng-term, butthe ¢haLity needs ￿¢ry¢s in the n)eantim¢.
The tn￿lee direclors, set an ovetbll tsrget level for fr¢e ra8erYes bascd on 12 months, net owating costs, This is
over and above thos¢ reSer￿S repKsented by r￿ed assets on th¢ balince sh¢¢t.
The directors acknowledge that the level of ￿serveS ohatsg¢& durittB the yeai, and could elther be a good Indicatoi. of tbe
underlying finallci&l health of the charity: or ¢ould be an indicatorof potential proble￿S.
The direclois must tnonit(Ir t￿d rovthw the1ov¢I of i'oserves hnnually. in litte with tho 8uidollc¢ i8su¢d by the Charity
Commission. howcv¢i', Ihe level of i'eserves is monitorcd thmug1￿llI the year as part of tlie nornlal rnoniloi'i118 and
budgetary reportitw proce5Se&
The current level of unrestricted, fite r&8erves Is insuffithent due to the spend on the Cxtettsion of Ihg Sports Hub in the
previous year. W6 to to building re2erves to a levd thot is equivalent to 12 months of exp¢nditure, to provlde
slabjlity witllin the chai'ity and reduce any risk of ¢Eosyi'¢ due to insufficient ￿t￿]llg.
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ACCIUNCTOTrI STANLEY FOOTBALL IN THE
COMMUNITY TRIIST LIMITF.D (REcigfFRED NUMBFR: 07369852)
REPORT OF THE TRusfEI ES
riOR TRIE YE4 AR ENDED 30TH JUNL 2024
FifTURL PLANS
2023124 is the second y¢d]' of the charities thi'ee-year business plall which is reviewed And updoted annually, in order to
aohteve it5 objectives. Tlie charily plans to continue the a¢tivilies outlined above itt the forthcoming years Subjed Éo
fiinding ari'An£¢m¢nls.
The Stunlgy Spoits Hub facllily will b¢ 4 key area of growtli for the Churity, estabJishin¥ a bu¢ to ¢xpand CH￿(
provision as well as provldliig & lop-¢18s9 sporls faGiMty foi, th¢ community of Hyndburn. Plans were Completed on
£lm building ext¢lh5ion and £250,000 invebtment in the grass pltohes. Tlie oharity now aims to 8row its provision with
Ihe add¢d fa¢ilities at Stallley spo￿ Hub.
rului'8 facility plans in¢lude the constNclion of a n¢w 5v5 Floodlit 3G Cage iii 2024125 to enhance Stalll¢y Spoftts Ilub
even fijrther.
The charity also plAns to de]ivei' new pl0j￿ts as it Continues to grow yearon year.
STRucfuRE, GOVEI RNANCK AND MANAGEMENT
Govt1'ttl￿g doeumènt
The chatity is goveined by 118 Mell￿r￿}duM and Articles of Association, last updated on the 18th of Apiil 2017, and
constttutss a limited eompany* limited by guar8nlee, as defjned by the Cothpaniés Act 2006.
Recrultmenl Hrtd appolntmènt of rtew tnlstees
New ts'ustees Ar¢ I'¢u￿lIed and appoittted by existing trustees to ensure the boaul maintains an appropriate Spread of
knowled8e attd skills to ¢ftable them Éo deliV￿.the ch￿ity'S aims and obJ¢¢tiv¢s.
N¢w tru5tses are typically ali'eady of Ihe charity and ￿'e itttroduced fvrth¢r by the board llnd the employees of the
chayity,
STATllMCI LYT OFTRUSTRES, RESFONSJBILrrJKs
Tho tt'usl¢¢s (who are also the directoTs of Accrington Stsnley Footb411 in th¢ Community Tnbst Limitsd for tl)¢ putyoses
of eomp8Jky law) are responsible fi)r pi'cparing tho Report of th¢ Trustees and Ihe fmanclal slatem¢nts in ftcwdunce with
applicAbl¢ law and Unil¢d Kingdoin Aceouiitin8 Stalldards (UrJil¢d Kingdom G¢nw'ally A¢c¢pted Accoitntittg Practi¢¢).
Company i'eqiillTS the tru5t¢¢s lo piepare finxttcial ststemenls foi. each fillan¢lal yefjr which give 8 true and fatr view
of the state of affairs of (he LhaiiLablè eompatty alld of Ibe Incomi1￿ r¢sources aiid opplicotion of iesourees, including
the lllcon￿ alld uxpettditure of ihe charitable company for Ih&t ￿riod, In preparing those financial statsmellts, Éhe
tn]stees are required to
sele¢t 8ui¢able accounting policies then apply t11￿￿ consi%tently'
observe the n￿thodS p'inciples in the Charity SORP.
m&k¢Judg¢menl8 and estiniRts ￿.¢ r¢ayonoble end prud¢JJV.
prep￿¢ tho fJnanoial stal¢ments oil tlle going concern basls unles3 It is inwpropi'iat¢ to py¢sutn$ diat th¢ charilable
c￿mpAnY will continu¢ in business.
The tru8t¢es ore i'esponsible for keepiiig pmper a¢¢oullliii8 records whith disclose with reasonabl¢ Accuracy at any
the fm0nGI￿ position of the ¢harit8blo company and Éo enable th¢m to ensure that the r]nanci41 statements comply wlt
the CompaThi¢s Act 2006. They 4]re also reBponsible for safeguurding ihe o&qets of ttie ¢hanlable company and h¢nco for
lal<ing ￿asOnable 5t¢ps forthe pr¢vontioi) 4md dete¢tion of fraud gnd otherirresularities.
In 80 far as the trustee3 ftre awttre:
Ihere is no i.elw￿l audlt Information of whlch the charitsble company's aL￿1t01,$ are unawllre, Mnd
Ihe trustees have laken all sfeps that they ouglit Éo have tak¢rt to make themselves 4ware of any rdevant audit
infoilnation alid to establlsh thac the Audikn's are awar6 of that information.
Pago 7

ACCRINGTON STANLCI Y FOOTBALL IN THLI
COMMtINITY TRUST I.IMITED <RILGtSTCI RED NUMB)LR: 073698S2}
REPORT OF THE TRusfKES
FOR THE YEAR KNDXD 30TH JUNE 2024
UDITORS
Tho auditors, Ait]swoiths Limlt¢d, will be PifJpos¢d f￿'re-appolllI￿e￿t atthe foithcomlng Annual General Mectill
Approved by ordtsr of th¢ board of truste¢8 on 26th Marcli 202$ and Signcd on ils L)ehalf by,.
P Ali- Trustee
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REPORT ofi THE INDEI PEIYDENT AUDITOIiS TOTHb MEMBERS OF
ACCRTNGTON STANLEY FOOTBALL IN TH
COMMUNITY TRUST LIMITED
Opinlon
We liave auditsd th¢ finallcial slal¢ments of Aca'inglon Stonley Football in Ihe Community TTUSI Limited (thtt Icharilable
company,) for the yeai. Ended 301h June 2024 which comprise thg Stotement of Flnai)¢ial Activities, the Balance Shetl,
the Cash Flow Slatamenl and Jiotss to the fillallcial statellients, lts¢ludlng a summary of significant &w)unÈitig policLes,
The fillanoial ￿pOrting fi'ain¢work th41 has been applied itt their prgparalioi) is applic&blo law F4nd United Kingdom
Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally A0¢￿ted A¢¢outtling Piactice).
In our opinion the finundal statement
glve a trJ¢ and falr view of the state of the chRritAble comp&nYs affaii's as at 30th June 2024 artd of its incoming
resourees 9nd applioation ofresources, Including ils income amd expendllur4 foi, the yeai. th¢n dnd¢d'
have been properly prepEu'Ed in ac¢ordan¢e wItlkUnAled Kingdom QgneA'dlly A¢c¢pted A¢covnting Pr&cti¢e'
have been prepur¢d in awordance with the requir¢inentB of the Companies Act2006.
B8gls for opinlon
W¢ wndtscted our audLI in accordall¢e with Int￿.￿atio￿al Stsndai'd8 4m Auditing (UK) (ISAS (UK)) kttd applic&bl¢ law.
Our responsibilities ullder tlioso stslldhrds Ar¢ fiuther desoribed in the Audilot8' I'esponsibiliti¢3 for lh¢ audit of the
finon¢ial 5tatcmsnt8 gectioii of our iEPOrt. We are ]ndeyend¢rtt oethe charitable ¢ompany in a¢fQTdanec with tE]e ¢thi¢pl
quir¢mellts that are relevant lo oui, audit of the fll)anGial statstscnls ill the UK, in¢luding th¢ r.RC's EthiGal Sta￿daid,
d wo Iwie fulfilled our other elhi¢al r¢$ponsibilitlcs in accordan¢e with these requu'em¢nts, We beli¢ve that the audit
ovidence we hav¢ obtained18 suffl¢i¢nl and appropriate to provide 8 b&sls for our opinion.
CoNc]usi•ns relating to golng tontti'n
In auditing the financial 8tatciMenls, we hAV¢ concluded that the Éwstee5' use of the going ¢on¢ern basis of accounting In
tbe prcperntion of th¢ finattcia] statsinents is appropriate.
Based on thE Wotk wo hav# pttbrnied, we have nol id¢ntifLed any mat&ial urtcertainties relatiiig ¢0 ¢Y¢Jts or condiltons
that, illdlvldually or colleotively, rEvdy east signifi¢ant dollbl on thu ¢haritable LompaAy's ability to continue ￿ a going
coiicern foi. apcriod dat least tw¢fvts months from when the f￿anc1ft1 statcin¢nts ars authorised for issiie.
Our re￿ponsibIlitieS ai)d responsibilities of the trusteey wAth ￿$peat to goin8 ¢0￿Crn are desoribed in th¢ rd¢vant
seetiolls ofthi5 LPPOrt,
otber l￿forMa￿On
The trust¢es twe responsthl¢ for lh¢ other informatlon. The other infornintion coniprises the infom]ation in¢lllded in tke
Annual R¢poit, otherthanth¢ finanFial s14t¢ments and our Reportof the Independeiit Auditors thereon.
Our opinion OL the fin￿101￿1 slthm¢nts does llot ry>ver the other infomiation anl oxc¢pt to the extent othenvlse
expli¢itly sthted in our report, we do llot exprnss gny form of R55ufduce ttonolusionthereon.
Itt connection wtth Qui. audit of th¢ fiJwi¢ial statements. our resp(Jnsibility is lo read the otker infomiatioTh and, in doing
so, consid¢r whcihei. the atlier information is materially in¢onsislent with the ftt]anGi81 BtAt¢m¢nts or ow knowledge
obtaihed in tlie &udit or othenvÉse appears lo be materially mi8Stal¢d. If we id¢ntify such material it]¢ot]SISt￿OIeY OT
apparent m&ts'i&l misslatements, we are iequiiEd lo dÈt¢m?ine whether tl)is gives rise to a matsrt41 NIiSBtalem¢nt in th¢
flnancial stats)18nts IheJ13elvos. If, baged OD the work we have perfoimed, ￿ eowlude that theff is o mat￿1&]
misstat¢ment ofthis othw information, we arc rcquired to reportthat fact, We have nolliillg to ieport in this i'$￿r(L
Opimlons on Oth￿ ffjatters prescribed by tlie Componlu Aci 2006
In ow. oplttion, based on the woIk undertaken ill th6 Cou￿¢ of the audit
the Inf￿￿alL0￿ given in the R8POrt of the Trustees foi. the finanoiAI yeor for which the finttncial Statements
PTepaved ig consistent WLtIL the finanoial statements. 8Thd
theRq)ortof tho T￿￿te¢S hfts been prOpa￿d in a¢cordan¢e with appl%¢abl? lewLI requirements.
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RLIPORI. OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITOIiS TO THE ME[￿BERs OF
ACCRtNCTON STANLEY VOOTBALL IN THE
COMMUNrrY TRUST LIMITED
MAItW'8 oll whlch we are Yequired to report by txteptlon
Tn Ihe ligllt of the knowledge 8Jid undei'standing Df Ihtr charitabl¢ company and its environmet)l oblain¢d in the u)Ml%¢ of
the audlt, we h&ve not Ideiitified niatcria] mi85tattrm¢Trls iii theR¢port of the Th(stees.
We have nothing to N)ort in respect of Ib¢ following matteLS wheye the Companies Act 2006 requires us to report to you
if, in our opinion..
ad¢quate a¢coutttiiig records have not beeii kegt or i'eturns ade4uate foy our audit have not been received from
branches iiol visited by us. oi.
th¢ financial statemenls air not in agreement wllli th¢ a¢counthg records and returns. or
certaill disGlosuteS oftrustees, Itmutteralion specified by law are not Inade. OL
w¢ hav¢ not i'ecelved all Ihe information and explai)ations we i'equir¢ f(x' out audit; or
tlie trustees wa"e not ¢nlitled to take advarttage of the Bmall Gompaniw ¢xeRnPtion from the requirginent to pr¢par¢
Strat¢BiG Report or in pr¢paring the Report o£the Trustees.
Respo1￿1b1AitiQj oftrustee8
As ¢xplained more fully in the Siatsmertt of Tn￿tee$, Respoiisibililies, the Iru8te&% (who also the dire¢lors of the
obaiitoble compw for th¢ puipos¢s of cotnpauy law) ar¢ rnspon8iblt> foi'11)e preparalion ofthe fiAancia5 statemeiils and
for being satisfied thrAt th¢y giv¢ a tsu¢ fair view. atd for such int¢i'nal wnlrol as the trust¢¢s d¢temiine is ne￿ssary
lo eldile the preparation of finan¢tal Statements that arc free from matei'ial misqtatemejil wholher due lo fiaud DI. ei'ror.
tn prep8rittg tb6 financial ststem¢nts, th¢ tru5tee3 are rBsponslble for %SSL88iiig the ch&ritable compally'$ abllity to
contillue a8 o goin¥ conwm, dis¢losin& ps applicable, matters related to going cOn￿n and using the going con¢¢rn
basts of a¢uJunling iinS¢ss the tn￿te¢S eitlier iThtsnd to liqutdmte the ¢havitablc company or to ¢efi¥e operation8, or have
no r¢alistlC 81tema¢iv¢ but to do so.
Pllge 10

REPORT oii'ri.i£ INDKPETIDENT AUDI'I'ORS TO THE MEMBE￿ O
ACCRINGTON STATrILEY FOOTBALL IN YHE
COMMUNITY TRUST LIMITED
Our resp4)nslbllltles for the audit ofthe fiiiancial st*temonts
Oui" Objec￿V¢S ar¢ to obtain reasonable assurance about wh¢th¢r th¢ finan¢Èal ststem¢nts as a whole are fre2 fiDm
aterfal inlsstatemen( whether due lo fi'aud or error, attd to Issue & Repoi'l of the Independent Aiidit013 that Includes oui.
opinion. R¢4soiiable assurane8 Is a high level of ass￿￿¢¢, but is Iiot a @uarAnt¢e Ihat an audit condvoted in accoi'd8nce
with ISAS (UK) will always dete¢t a muleri81 misstatemernt when it exis￿ Mtsstslenw)ts can pxise fjvm frttud or errol,
ottd &r¢ consider￿ mal¢i'ial if, Individiially or in the aggrcgale, th¢y could re8sonabty b¢ exp¢¢t¢d to thfluen¢¢ th¢
economio deGisions of users taken on the basis of th¢sc fin4nci31 statements.
The extent to which our procedures are cupable of d¢te¢ling irregularltlos, Inoludlng fiyud is detailed below,.
Idenli
itt and 8ssessin
l&led to i
Jn identifying aiid assessing risks of matetllal mtsstAtement in respect of irr¢gularitl¢s. wo oon51dei.ed the followlllg:
tkne nature of the ii)dustsy and 3¢Gtoi', ¢on¢rol ¢iivii'DDJnent buslness perfOrnI￿]ee including the koy di1Ve￿ for
diiEc4oig iemun¢ratlon and dividend lev¢ls'
results of our enquiyies of manwm¢nt obouttheir own idetttificatlon #nd assessmentof the risks of
iriEgulRrlties'
atty matters we identified having madc ¢nquiries of management 4bouttbou' policies find procedure5 relatihg to..
idcrntifyh￿, evaluating and coinplying wllh laws and r¢gulalions and whetherthey w¢i'8 aware of ￿Y
instancos of nonwmpliftnce"
> deleoting and responding lo the ri8k8 of fitud and whether Ihey have knowledge of pny actual, susp¢cted or
alleged frdud.
> the Int¢mal controls established lo mitigate risks of ft'&ud ornon-compliance with laws and re8ulaÉlon4
he matters discussed among the audit engagtmvnttsam ￿gardillg how and whu'e ftaud might occur iu the
fillancial stst¢m¢nts and any potential indicatorR of fraud.
As & i'esult of th¢w pro¢edur¢s, we congidered the OPPDrtunili¢s and incehtlves thatmay trxist within the oiEaT)Isation
for frxud. In common with all audit8 ulldÈt ISA5 (UK), ￿ art also r¢quired to perforni speoifio pi'ocedures to r￿polld
to ibe risk of At&t￿gOin￿tt oyerride.
We a150 obtained att unders¢onding ofthe legal and regulatrjry fiEmewoLks thatthe company operates iffj focusing on
provisions of those laws alldregu]alions Ihat had a diteut effect on Ihe del¢rn]in4tson of m8terial amounts and
disclosur¢8 in the fthatt¢lal statom¢nts. The k¢y laws and regulations we Consider￿ ill thi8 context included the UK
compani￿ Act aAd local tsx l¢&i8lation,
In oddition, we considered provisioms of oth¢r taws and r¢8ulatiorts that do not Imve a direct effect on the fjtianoial
statemenls, but compliatice with wlil¢h may be thndamental to the company's &bility lo opertrte.
dentified
As aresuli of perfonning the E4bove our pro¢edui'es to iespolld to the i'i8ks idsntified included the follijwiug:
revi¢wlttg th¢ finalloial Stat￿ents disclosurL' and te8ting to supporting docuth¢ntationto w¢ss ¢ompllallo¢ with
prDvisiong of iElev&Dt laws and Tegiilations desurlbed as l)oving a dircot ¢ffect on the financial stalem£nl
kquifitLg of niallagemorit about &¢tual and potential litigation and alaim
p￿.[armIng analyttcal procedwrs lo identify any ullusual or UrnexpKt￿ r¢lalionship8th21 may indicate risk of
rnat¢iial misstaleiiitsnt dueto fraud.
obtain¢d an undet%tanding of provisions and held diwussions with mon￿¢1ment to understand t&e bosis of
r¢cognition oi non-ff¢ognition ot tax provisions. and
Èh 8ddiesging Ihe risk of fraud throll￿ mat)agement ovenide of Gontrols, testing the appl￿PE1￿1enesS ofjournal
entries and otheradjuslm¢nts' assessÉng whether thejudgeinellts made in making accounting 65tlmates
IndKoativ¢ of apotenlitd bids,, and evaluating the bJsinEss rationale of 4ny slgnificmt transaclions th8t èll'e unusual
or outside th¢ llornial course of bwiness.
&r¢ inllerent limitation8 itt the audit proc¢dures descilbed al)ove at)d the fvLth¢r r¢moved ihe n0￿COMp￿8￿Cl wi
laws and regulatloiis 15 from ¢venlg and trallsaclions refiected itt the tinallcial Stat'ements the less likoly we would
becom¢ aware of it. Algo. the risk of not detectinB a Materi41 ￿]ss￿tement duo to fixud 18 ht8her than the I'isk of not
detecting one i'e5ultillg error, as fiaud thay Invofve delib￿ate eonixalmettt by, for exampl4 foig¢ry or ittlentiottal
MIS￿p￿esen1Qti0A]$, orihrough collusion.
PaB¢ 11

REPORT OF THE INDfi PENDKiflT AUDITORS TO THE MLMBIRS OF
ACCRINGTON STANLII I, FOOTBALL IN THE
COMMiiT4XTY TRUST LtMrrED
A fvrth¢r desci'iptioll of out, I'espDnsibilili¢s for Ihe audit of the finaTroial statem¢nts is localed on th¢ Fintui¢ia] Rwiing
Council's websit¢ al www.fr&ofg.ukIauditor5resppnsibiliti￿. This desa'iption foi'ms part of 0￿, Repoit of the
Independent Avditots,
Use of ovi. repDrt
This r4)ort Is made solely to the oharitRblg oompMThy's m¢mb¢rs, fj8 a body, irt accordan¢e with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of
the Compani¢s Act 2006. Our audit work has beon undcrt*ken so that we might slate lo Ilie choritsbl¢ compllny's
members tho* matters we &re iequired lo slate lo th¢m iii auditors, repoit aiid for no othtt pu¥p)ge. To tho full&%t
exlenl pemiitted by law, wc do nDI aLcept DI, &ssume responsibility to 8nyone othsr than the cbariiable company Rnd the
charitable comp8Jils menibers as 8 body, foroui. audit worL foi. this repoit, or for the oplnions we hav¢ formed.
M¢] Henry
Seni
tatutory Au
for aiid on b¢half of Ainsworths Liillitgd
Chart¢r¢d Accountants
and Statsilory AuditOl'8
Charter Hou8¢
Sta#sfield Street
Nelsi)n
LaNeashli
BB9 9XY
26thMarch 2025
Pas¢ 12

ACCIULYGTON S'I'ANLLY IIOOTBALL IN TH
COMf+tUNITY TRUST LIMITBD
STAT'EMENT ofi FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
(INCORPOIIATIP4G AN INCOMK AND EXPENDITUREI ACCOtiNf)
VOR THEI YEAR JINDED 31YIH JUNII 2024
30,6,24
To¢#1
fund$
30.6.23
Tol
fisnds
Unrestrict
funds
Rtstri¢ted
fiJiids
Note8
IIYCOME AIYD ENDOWM￿￿￿rS FROM
Donatioiis and legH¢i¢s
74,999
9fj216
165?J5
710,536
Charitable activlties
Spoits engaL4em¢nt and education
706Ag
291,4110
997,890
868,774
Otber tradtng actlvlties
lllveBtment incoinc
Ot&¢r iL¢om¢
72 J49
5,401
988
72,349
&401
988
42,061
124
Total
860227
381,616
1,241,843
,621,495
JIXPEf4DITURE ON
Raisliig funds
19,42d
3049
23,273
14,228
CharttAbAe activities
Sports eng&gethent aftd eduoation
748,9S2
326,431
1,075.383
985.701
Toknl
76&376
330,280
1,098,656
999,929
NKT INCOIVi
Tr#nsftYs between thnds
91,851
51,336
143,187
621,566
21
(51J36)
Net movoment In funds
143,187
143,IWI
621A66
RECONCILIAI'ION ofi FUNDS
Total fi￿dS broiighi fotward
3,369,69ti
3 J69,69
2,748,124
TOTAL ￿uNDs CARRIED FORWARD
3011877
3,512,877
3J69,690
The notes form part of these ftnanclal 5tatsm¥nts
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ACCRINGTON STANLEY FOOIBALL IN TH
COMMUNITV Tftu￿f LTMITCD (REGISTEI RED NtIMBER: 07369852)
BALANCJ¢ SHEET
30TH JUNEI 2024
JO.6.24
Tot*1
tunds
30,6,23
Total
funds
Unreslri¢t¢d
funds
R¢strirfed
fut]ds
NoteA
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible 8S8els
15
3,421,575
3h2J,575
3,390,178
CURRENT ASSETS
DebtOK8
Cash at b8nk and in hand
16
112278
223,186
2,345
10,268
114,623
233,454
76,305
120,575
335,464
13,613
348,077
196,880
CRLI DITORS
Amounts falling due witht'n one y¢&r
17
(18d,162)
(12,613)
(196,775)
(137J68)
NET CURRL'NT ASSETS
151002
1S1,J02
TOTAL ASSIITS LESS CURRENT
LIABILITIES
3,S72077
3,572,877
3,449,690
CRKDITORS
Amounts thlling d4K after mor¢ Éban one year
18
(61i,QOO)
(60,OGO)
{80,000)
]YET ￿ETs
3,512077
3,512077
3,369,690
FUNDS
Uurestri¢ted fynds
21
3,S12,877
3J69,690
T(yfAL FUNDS
3,5121177
3,369,690
These ful￿1￿1￿1 statern¢llts have been Ptspared In accoydattce wlih the y￿VIsIOnS appli¢abl¢ trj ch&rltable comp*iii¢s
subJ¢ot to th# stt)&ll cojwies Tr￿Me.
The fin*i¥ial stat¢meJts wcro approv¢d by the boanl of Tn￿te¢S aÈid authoriseAI for ￿su¢ on 26th March 2025 l￿d were
sign¢d on its behalf by:
P Ali- Tn￿￿e8
Tkn¢ notes form part of ilLBgo finatscial ￿atementS
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ACC'RINGTON STANLEY FO(YTBALL IN THE
COMMUNITY TRUST LIMITED
CASH fLOW STATEMENT
roR THEI YEAR llNDLD 30TH JUNE 21124
30.0.24
30.6.23
Not¢s
C#sh flows fi.0￿ opei'ating llctivities
Cash getier&ted from op¢tations
Intorest pald
291,585
{9970)
633,552
Net cash pi'ovided by operatin8 &Qtivitios
281,615
633,552
Cksh Ilowg Th'om Invesdn¥ actlvltles
PurchRs¢ oftsnsibl¢ fixed a8Sets
Sale of tsrgible fixed a88et8
tterestreeeived
(161,137)
y,000
5,401
(1,228,331)
124
Net cash u.sed lrt investing activities
(14B,736)
(1,238.207)
Clsh Ilows (l'o￿ financing ae*iyities
N¢w loans in ye
Loan repayments in year
100,000
(20,1100)
Net ¢esh (uwl Inyp￿Vlded by financing activit1¢8
(20,OLIO)
i 00.000
Cbango th eA$h eA$h eqiIfvA￿nts In
the ropurtkn£ perlod
Cash wild ¢4$11 tqulvalonls llt the
b6gimilii# of tli¢ i'eportRng ptrlod
112,879
{504,655)
120,575
625,230
Cash ahd tksh tqulvAl¢nts at the wid of
the reporting period
233,454
120,575
The notes foilli p￿t of these financial statements
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ACCRING'foN STANLLY FOOTBALL IN 111
COMMUNITY TRUST LIMITED
NOTES TO THE CASH fLOW sfATEMEl•¥r
FOR THE YII AR ETr4DED 30TH JUNE 2024
RCI COIYCJLIATION OF NKT INCOMK TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OP￿% RATING ACTIVITIKS
30.6.24
30.6,23
Net illcome for the AV•Ortlng perlod (a8 per the Statement af Vinaneiil
AetRvltles)
AdJustTheDts for:
Depreciation chwges
Plofil on disposal of fixed assets
InteFest i¢r¢iv¢d
nl¢rest paid
LoaTh written off iThthe year
{In¢r¢asoyd¢cr¢fts¢ ii) debtors
In¢r¢ase in creditors
143,187
621,566
123,728
(988)
(S4Ql)
9,9YO
93,111
(124)
{104,924)
1775
21,148
(38,318)
59,407
Net eash provldÉd by op¢i'atlon3
291,58S
633,552
ANALYSIS OF CHANGII S IN NET FUNDS
At1.7,23
Cash flow
At 31).6a4
Jyet e&sh
Cash at bank and in hand
110,575
112079
3A54
120,575
112,879
233rt54
Debt
Debts fallins due witliin l year
Debts falling due aftei. l year
(20,000)
(80,000)
(735)
20,000
(20,735)
(60,OLIO)
(iio,000)
19,265
(80,735)
'ot#l
20,575
132,144
152,719
The notes form p￿t of those fln*ioial statements
Page 16

ACCRfNGTON S'I'ANLEY fooTBALL IN THE
COMMUNrrY TRIJW LIMITED
TrIl￿Es TO THL f￿ANciAL STA￿5 METr4TS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 2024
STATUTORY INFORMATION
Acorin8ton St4nley Football in the Conimunity Limitsd is 8 chai'ilable oompany, limited by guarantee,
registered irt BllgI￿d and Wale8, Thc aharity And winpany ￿gIstered numbers and rcgistei'ed office address cali
befouttd oiithe Coinpany Infomialion page.
ACCOUNTtNG POLlCtES
Asls of pleparihg the finAn¢ial sthtomenls
Th¢ financial sl8tements of the chai'itablc cotnpaiiy* which is a publio benefit ¢ntity under FRS 102, have bee
PT¢pwrd in accordanc¢ with the Chariti¢s SORP (FRS 102) 'Ac¢ountin8 and ReportinB by Cliaritiw,, Statement
of Re¢ommended PraotSc¢ applicable to charities pi'epuring their &c￿u￿18 in a¢cord4n¢e with tho Financial
RepoTiing Stpndaid applicable ui the UK 8md RepubIio of Ireland (FRS 102) {efft¢tiv¢ l January 2019),.
Financial R¢porttng Stsndard 102 ￿le Financial Rgportins Stsndai'd appEic&bl¢ in Ihe UK Republi¢ of
li'eland, and Iho Companies Aci 2006. Tho tmanoial statemonts hav¢ been pttp8yed under th¢ historical cost
convention.
A¢¢rittgton Stanley Football itt the Community TN8t Limitsd meets the defirtitiDtt of a public beneflt entity under
FRS 102.
clitic￿ *ceounting jlldgemÈtst$ ond key soui'ees of estifftatlon un£ert21nty
Preparation orfhe 'firtanciat st&lements requ￿£& mattag¢menl lo make 5ignificllnl judgements llrtd estimates.
are& of estimation is ltt resp¢¢t of the uÈèful lives of fixed axsets. The dgpiroiation ral¢& uwl oatt b¢
idÈThtifl8d In the fixed asset ￿CoUnting policy below.
Income
All in¢oining resources inaluded on the Stal¢m¢nt of fknanci&l A¢tivities Ivhen tlie ¢harity is legally entitled
to Ihe income aDd the umount call bo quautified with irason&ble accuracy.
receivabl4 donations and Income from c]witabl¢ aclivilie5 ale ae¢ount¢d for when du¢. Incom¢ Is
deferred when it 15 rec¢ived in advonce of Éh¢ ppliod to whloh it r¢l&tsg.
LeBaci&s are recogniwd nt Ibe eRAler of: the oharity is aware that pmbate has be¢ll ￿IllIed, thc eytste has been
fiDaLised and iioÉifjcatlon been by the exeGurfs) to the ch8tiÉable eotJpany that a disirfbutlon will be
mad4 oi, when a distribution is iE¢eived fron) th¢ estate,
Investment income is r¢¢ognis£d oil a receivdbl¢ basis,
xpenditure
Expenditure is recognis¢d onLY their is a legal or ¢on5fNctive obligation to make a payillent to a third party. it is
Probable that settl¢mettt will be required, and the amount of tho obligation be measur¢d reliably, Expendltu
is ¢188sified und¢r ¢bffjitablo aativitles and Ihffly as30¢ial¢d sui)poits.
Thngible fixed A8$ets
Depreciation is provlded al the following annual rat¢s in ordei. lo wrlte off ¢ach ass& over 115 estimated usefi]I
Itfe.
Short Iwehold
Plalltand niaGhln¢ry
Fixhiirs ￿ld fittings
Motor vehl¢les
Computer equipment
4Yo on cost, 2% on ¢ost wul Straight lin¢ ov¢r 10 years
5Yo on c05t and Stt'aight liiie ov¢r 5 years
15010 on reducing baLallce
25YD on i'eduGing baignce
Stsaight Iln¢ over 3 y¢ars
Addition￿ building works ar¢ ollly depreciated onc¢ completed and bKJught into use.
PAge 17
continued...

AC.CRINGTON STANLEI Y FOOTBALL IN THE
COMMUNITY TRUST LIMJTCD
NOTE¢ S TO THE IIINANCIAL STAYXIWIENTS- cotttlnued
I OR THE Yfi ARENDED 30TH JUNE 2024
ACCOUNTING POLICIES- continlled
T$xalion
The tharity Ig exempt froLn coryoi'ation tax on ils chdtitAbl# aGtivitiEB.
Fund &c¢ounting
Unreslricl¢d funds can be used in accordance with the charltable Obj￿.￿YeS at the diJcr¢tion of dLe trusl¢¢s.
ReBtricted fullds cftn omly be used for particular r¢stricl¢d puryoses within the objeots of tlie Ch￿lty. Rests'iclions
arise whett 8pecified by the donor or when ￿ndS are raised for particular i'e5tri¢ted puryoses.
Further explartation of the nature andpuipose ofeach fund b In¢luded inthtt tsot¢s to the f￿￿n0(al statements.
Hlr¢ pvrchlse le4sing tommitments
Rentals paid undei. operatirtg 1¢aS￿ are ch￿.ged lo Ihe Stalenient of Fliian¢ial Activities on a Straight line b&8iS
Ov￿. Ihe pcriod of the lease.
Pension eosts snd other po$trretir¢nient benefit8
The ¢harilable company op*ate& a dgfsned contrlbution pellsion scheme. CoTktribuÈions payabl¢ ts the Gharitablè
company's p¢nsion $¢hem¢A￿ charged lo the StateEnen¢ of Finanoial Aotivitie% inthe p¢ri<MI to iYhi¢hth¢y relats.
DebtOY5
Shortl&nn debtors are Jneasur¢d attrans8¢tion prlc4 less any imp#im)¢nt.
Credlthrs
Sliorl Ici'm Gi¢ditors measured at transaction ijrice.
DONATIONS AND LECACMILS
30.6.24
30.6.23
Donations
GMIts
31,674
133,541
1,898
708,638
165315
710,536
(yrHER TRADING ACTIVJTIKS
3O,6.24
30.6.23
Cafeteri& sales
Sponsorships
47,533
24,816
29201
12,800
60
72,349
42,061
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continued...

ACCRINGTON STANLEY FOOTBALL tN TH
COMMUNITY TRIJST LIMITKD
NOTIGS TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. ¢onlinued
IroR THln YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNLI 2024
INVESTMENT INCOMJL
30.6,24
30.CI.23
IntereÈt t¢c¢ivable
5,401
124
INCOME FROM CHARITABLEI ACTIVITIES
30.6,24
30.6.23
Activlty
Course income PTojeot
Sports engagement wid edu¢atlon
Sports engagement Rnd education
Spurts engageinent ￿]d edLication
Sportg engagement and education
Sports engagement and education
Sports engagement atld educatio
667,091
33,945
41,43J
16,759
27,115
211A47
584,721
42292
33,977
17,546
31,(MJl
159,237
S¢hool provision
Holiday courses
Stanley SocoetLtagu
ASCTptDvision
Pitch hirgs
997,890
8611,774
RAISING FUNJ)S
Other trading aetivitie5
30.6,24
30.6.23
CAf¢teria puithases
23,273
14,228
CHARITABLEI AcfiviTIES COSTS
Dlreot
Costs (s¢¢
llote 9)
Support
ost& {soe
note10)
Totals
Sports engagement and ediication
781,780
293,603
1,075J83
Page19
continued..,

ACCRINGTON sfANLEY JOOTBALL IN T14EI
COMMUNITY TRusf LIMITLD
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATLMfi Krs- contlnued
FOR THK YEAK ENDED 30TH JUNK 2024
DIRECT COSTS OF CHARITABLI AcfiviTIES
30￿.24
30.6.23
Staff costs
Hire ofplont ftnd marbinery
RRles and water
Light and heot
Refrreo and lootball eonsum&bles
liesidential cours¢s
Bursaries awarded
Donations
StAff training
Motor atth knvel oxpenses
Hire of facilities
Rep￿rS ftnd r¢newals
Pitch mainteThan¢¢ costs
Sub cOntr￿t01.8
Depreoiation
47&167
2,474
7,512
25,814
38256
39,797
7,850
70
3,704
12,617
12,337
22,441
45,415
434,876
2,014
1,599
38,626
28,085
,292
8,980
2,775
1,825
19.477
16,852
33,357
37,456
790
69,230
8SJ26
781,78
701,244
io.
SUPPORT COSTS
InfoiThatio
teohiLology
Mattagem￿t
Finance
Syoits enga¥en16ntand ¢￿￿￿tion
248,90J
13J06
3,003
GoverMaLCe
¢osts
Totals
Sports engagement and ¢dvcation
10001
17,5911
293,60J
Support ¢osL4. included in the above, Jrc as folIoWS'.
30.6,23
Sports
engagement
and
tdu¢alion
Total
a¢tivili¢s
Wages
So¢i&l Sewrity
Pénsions
Insuran¢e
Telephone
Postage and 8trdtiohery
Advertising
D¢pre¢iation Df tangible and heritage assets
Bankcharges
159,493
14,100
4,83.$
&402
8264
&131
10,276
38A02
3,336
167,489
16.254
4,748
7,429
9,440
7,045
11,208
23,881
C4rri¢d forw
252239
249,896
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ACCIUNGTOl4 s-fANLEY FOOTBALL IIY THE
COMhfilNITY TRUST I,IMITED
]y(wrES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- contlnued
FOR TH￿ YXAR INDLD 30TH JUNEI 2024
io.
SUPPORT COSTS- continued
311.&24
Sport8
engagetnent
id
edu¢&tioll
30,6.23
Total
A￿]vitI￿8
BiDugErt fonv&rd
Irttere5t paydble and similar cli&¥ges
Comptiter costs
Sundries
Audit￿,$, i'emuneration
Accounlanoy and loga] f￿S
152239
9,970
3,003
10,801
4500
J3,090
249,896
4,998
10,473
201)
14,8911
293,603
184,457
11. NET INCOMEI(LI XPENDITURE)
Net in¢onel(¢xp¢nditsr¢) is Slated after chargiThgl(credititig):
30,&24
30,6.23
Auditoi's, i'￿￿Tr¢r91.1Qn
Depreciation . owned assets
Hlre ofplant and ni&ohillery
Suiplug oh disposal of fixed assets
Accounlatt¢y and payroll fees paid io auditor
4,500
123,728
1474
(988)
4.200
93,110
1014
6,480
12. TRUSTEES, REMUNERATION AND BENFFITS
Thei'e v¢re no tllJ8lees' remunerdtion or other b￿l¢￿ts for thc yeaj. gnd¢d 301h j￿)e 2024 nor for the year ended
30th Jun¢ 2023,
Trus¢oe5' expen,8
i'here wer¢ no tiustees, expeiis¢s paid forth¢ year euded 30ih June 2024 norfor the yeat end¢d 30th Jurke 2023.
13. STAFF cogrs
311.6.24
30.6.23
Wf¢8￿ aryd salaries
Sooilll secuiity c(>sts
Olh¢r p¢nsion costs
604,463
38,773
13059
576.617
34,920
11.830
656,595
623,367
Page21
continued...

ACCRINGTON sfAP4LEY FOOTBALL IN TH
CO1￿MUNITy TRIJST I.IMITED
NOTIS TO THE FtNAP4CIAL STATEMEr￿S- eontinued
VOR THEI YEAR £1 NDLI D 30TH JUNE 2024
13.
STAFfi COSTS- coiitlnued
The avera8¢ monthly nuÈnber of wnployees duTinLI the y¢arwas as follows:
30.624
35
30.6,23
36
Chaiilable Activtties
Man&gem¢nl and Adminis¢r8ilon
40
42
No employees iweivtd ¢Jnoluments in of £fjQ,000.
Total employe¢ benefits paid to the ¢hariWs k¢y managem¢nt personn¢l for thc year ended 30th June 2024 was
£155.809 (2023: £134,274).
14. COMPARATIVES ItOR STATEMENT OF F￿NANCIAL AcrtVlTIKS
Unr¢stii¢led
funds
Reshict¢d
fvnds
Total
funds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS FROM
Donations and legacies
710,536
710,536
Charit4blc actiwitie5
Sporls ongagoment and education
52E,626
347,1411
868,774
OtheTti'&din8 acllvltles
IILveslment inr,om¢
42,061
124
42,061
124
Total
1,274J47
347,148
1,621,495
EXPENDITURK ON
Raising fimds
14,228
14,228
ClJ#ri¢able activities
Sports ¢n8a8etlleht and education
638,553
347.148
985.701
Tola]
652,781
347,148
999,929
INCOME
621,566
621,566
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total fiinds brouglit fonyard
2,748,124
2,748.124
TOTAL pu￿D8 CARRIILD ]7ORWARD
3,369,690
3,369,690
Pag¢ 22

ACCRTNGTON STAINLEI Y FOOTBALL IN TH
COMMUNITY TRUST LIMITED
N(yrEs TO THE FINANCIAL STATJLM]CNTS- tolltinued
OR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 2024
IS. TANGIBLE IIlXED ASSETS
Fixttir¢$
Short
leasehold
Plant alld
ntachiiieiy
fittin85
COST
At 1st July 2023
AdditlOll8
Dlspo£ats
3J23,483
115,1J03
195,974
37,613
(9,250)
100,061
7,734
At 30th Julie 2024
3A38,486
224037
107,795
DEI PRECIATKON
At istJuly 2023
ChaLEe for year
Eliminated on disposal
213.S23
85,326
1.4,360
20,761
(3,238)
11,936
lJ,935
At 30th June 2024
398,849
31,883
25,8YI
NET BOOKVALUK
At 30th Jun¢ 2024
3,139,637
191454
81,904
At 30th Jiin¢ 2023
3,109,960
181,614
88,105
Motor
vebloles
Computer
equipment
Total&
COST
At IstJuly 2023
Addition5
Dffisposals
31,S55
3Q837
787
687,910
161,137
(9350)
A¢ 3tith Sun¢ 2024
31,SSS
37,624
3039,797
DKPRECIATION
At 1st July 2023
Charge fory¢ai'
Elitllittaled on disposal
21864
1,673
33.029
33
297,732
123,728
(3,238)
At 30th June 2024
26J37
3&062
418222
I TBOOKVALUE
At 30th Jutte 2024
5,018
2.562
3,421,575
At 30th June 2023
6.691
3,808
3.390,178
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ACCRING'roN s'rANLEY liX)OTBALL IN TME
C.OMMUNITY TRIIST LIMITLD
NOTES TO'fHE FENAP4CIAL STATLMENTS- ¢ontlnued
VOR TItK YEAR II NDDD 30TH JUNCI 2024
JO. DKBTORS: AMouNf8 FALLtNG Dull WITHIN ONE YEAR
30.624
30.6.23
Trade debtot
oihei. debtOT3
Prepayments and awi'u¢d incorti¢
50,678
44,611
19,334
68,204
8,101
114,623
76,305
17.
CREDrroRS: AMOUNTS FALLtNG DUE wrrHIN ON￿ YKAR
311.624
30.6,23
B&nk108ns and overdiafts (see note 19)
Trait¢ creditoi's
Soolal security and other taxes
A¢cruals and deferred income
20,735
144,402
3,036
28,602
20.000
67,388
2,416
47,564
196,775
137,368
IB,
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALLIIYG DUE AWILR MOIiE THAN OIYE YEAR
30.0.24
30.6.23
Battk loans (see nole 19)
60,000
80,000
19,
LOANS
An analysis of the maturlty of loans is giv￿1 below..
30,6.24
30,6.23
Amounts falling due within one year Osk demand.,
Bank lows
2(1,735
20,000
AmouDt8 falling ￿tW¢¢n on6 two years:
Bank loans
60,OOtJ
20,000
Amounts falling due between Ewo and five y¢ars:
Bank loang
60,000
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ACCRINGTON STANLEY FOOTBALL IN'1,￿4
COMMUNITY TRUSY I,IhllTED
NOTES TO THE F1Tr4ANeiAL STATEMENTS- coLtlllued
OR YEAR KNDllt D 30TH JUNE 2024
20.
SEI CURKD DEBTS
'rhe following 5e¢uiryl debts are inolud¢d within ¢yeditor8:
30,6.24
30.0.23
B￿lIk loans
loo,000
Tli¢ IoAns tw¢ secured by fixed tloating chw'8es relatlll8 to the property and undertakiiig of the charity,
21.
MOVEMENT IN fiUNDS
N&
TnoY¢m¢nt
in funds
TIw￿terS
ts0¢￿¢n
nds
At
30.6,24
At1.7.23
Unl.￿trICted
General fi&nd
Funds held as fixed assets
120,488)
3090,178
21.5,579
(123,n8)
(109001)
161,137
85290
3,427,587
3a69,690
91,851
SA,336
3,512077
RestriLtod fund$
Business Developtnent
Th¢ Football Foundatlort
The CIWMT
10,00
31,336
10,000
00,000)
(Jl,336)
(ifjooo)
51,336
(51,336}
TOTkL FIJNDS
3J69,690
143,187
3,511877
Page 25
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ACC'RINGIDN STANLEY FOOTBALL IN TU
COMMUNITY TRUST LTMFfED
Tr40TES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS- contlnued
FOR THK YEAR LI NDED 3OTll JUNE 2024
21.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS- contlnued
N¢t movenjent in funds, included in th¢ above as follows:
Incomittg
r¢souT¢es
Moveinerkt
In fuLds
expended
Unl￿trICted fund$
Gertoral fuRd
Fiittds held as fixed assets
860,227
(644,648)
(123,728)
215579
(123,728)
860227
(768,376)
91,851
R¢strlcled thnds
NCS Funding
Pr¢nii¢r Lea8trePrfmary S(aTs
PremierLeagu¢ Kicks
Premier L¢&gu¢Fot)s Fund
The English Sport8 Council
Veteran5 Foiindation GrnrLts
VlolettceReduction Network
Woi'kei's Ediic8tion Asso¢lation
BusinessDevolopm¢nl
Sky Bet
The Football Foundation
Tur11￿ ScheD]e
Premier Leuguv C&pablllty Gr&fit
SIIEdgRméS UK
The CIWMT
The Artned FoiL*S CoVer￿￿t Fund Trus't
23,173
6S,000
35,1100
25,000
7,071
9,632
6&t)76
20,490
10,OOD
10,000
31J36
38,880
10,000
(23,173)
(65.(MIO)
(35,000)
(25,000)
(7,071)
(9,632)
(66,076)
120,490)
In,ooD
(io,ts(>o)
31 J16
Q8,880)
(10,IIOD)
(4,000)
10,000
15,958
10.000
(11958)
381,610
(330,28Q)
51,336
TOTAL FUNDS
1,241,843
(I,U98,6S6)
143,187
CothpA YatRves foi, ￿0vOn1cnt In fiinds
Nel
]nov￿Qnt
in funds
Transf￿%
b¢¢w¢en
nds
At
30.6.23
At 1.7.22
iJnre$til¢ted funds
Cei)&al fund
ittds held 8g tixed assets
608,090
2,140,034
656.417
{34,851)
{1,284,995)
1284,995
(20,488)
3,390.A78
1748,124
621.566
3969,690
TOTAL JfUNDS
2,748,124
621,566
3 J69,690
P&ge26
colltinu￿.-

ACCRINC.TON STANLEI Y FUOTLIALL IN TH
COMMUNITY TRIJST LIMITED
NOTfi S TO THE FINANCIAL STATLMIINTS- contiRued
VOR THLI YKAR ENDED 30TH JUNII 2024
21.
MOVEMEiYf IN rurqDS- eontiiiu¢d
CotnpaL7UV¢ nel movement in fi)n(1s, included in th¢ above are as follows,.
Incoming
resour¢cs
Movernent
in funds
expended
Unttsti'let¢d funds
Gell¢i'&l fvnd
Funds hèld &$ fixed assets
Stkt¢l Gatnes UIC
Act[￿ Lancathire
Football College
ColtoA lud M¢m T.
1,036,774
(380,357)
(34,851)
(3,SQO)
(1.193)
(221880)
(10,000)
656,417
(34,851)
3,500
1,193
222,880
10,000
1274,347
(652,781)
621,566
Restrlct¢d thnd8
NCS Fundin8
Premier League Primary Stars
Pr¢niier Lefigue Iclcks
English Foolb&ll L¢asue Trust
Tlie Football Stsdlalmpro￿meNt1F&ttS
Fund
Y Not Aspii'¥
UniveJ3ily of Soutli Wak6
Holiday aGtivty fund
Aeorington Stanley Community Tn￿1
Edu¢ation Agffement
BHF Blood Pressui'o
Viol£nceR¢du¢ti(InN¢twoi'k
Workers EdÈic&tion Association
61,447
65,1)00
49,500
12.810
(61,447)
(65,000)
(49,500)
(12,810)
7.936
150
39.958
20,730
(7,936)
(150)
(39,958)
(20.730)
1,000
4,SOO
60,302
23.815
(i.ooo)
(4.500)
(60,302)
{23,815)
347,148
(347.148)
TOTAL FUNDS
1,621,495
(999,929)
621,566
Transfers betw¢en funds
m'&nsfers are ati to the designated fixed ￿S￿S fund i'epresenting ass¢ts purchased ftom generBI fLinds.
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ACCIUNGI'ON STANLEI Y ro(YA'BALL IN THE
COMMUNITY TRUST LIMTfED
NOTES TO THE FIIYANCIAL ￿AT￿mE4 NTS- ¢ontlnued
FOR THK YKAR D 30TH JUNfi 2024
22.
CONTINGENT LIABILITILS
The vh&'ity i'eceived grAiit funding of £lm from the Football Foundation lo construct th¢ Stsnley SpDrfs Hub
from which the ¢harAty op¢rat¢g. A charge is re8i5tered itt favour of thc FootbHII Foiindalion over the Stanloy
Spoits Hub in ¢as¢ condttions attached to the ￿all1 ￿'e brvached. The cbarge is to last a peliod of 21 ye3rs,
6xpÈrJng on Ihv 51h of May 204 l. Thr cairying omount of the 8ss¢l secured ut 30th June 2024 is ￿,139,637
(2023.. £3,109,960), TheLe have been no breaches to dale and lh¢ ttwstees dD not foiuee that any su¢h ￿10h
will o¢cuL'.
23.
CAPITAL COMMITMEI NTS
Dming tILe Current y¢ur, lh¢ charity eiitered Into an a8reement to consttu¢t & new 3G playing at their
Gii*Yent facilities at ThoiYeyholm¥ Ro&d. A total of £70.438 has b¢¢n ￿ntracted for constivotion woi'k for
collstiuolion work whlth did not ¢omm¢n¢8 untÈl Juty 2024. Thei'e wlls no suth commfttment at tho ettd of the
prior finanGial year.
24,
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURES
There wwe t)0 related pariy transaction8 forthe yearended 30th Jun¢ 2024,
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