2020-08-31-accounts

NORTH YORKSHIRE DALES METHODIST CIRCUIT

Trustees Annual Reports and Accounts Year ended: 31 August 2020.

Introduction:

Formed in September 2010, NYDC is part of the Darlington Methodist District, within the Methodist Church of Great Britain; and encompasses 12* active churches and chapels: - Brompton on Swale, Carlton in Coverdale, Gayle, Gunnerside, Harmby, Hunton, Leyburn, Marsett, Melmerby, Richmond, Scorton and West Burton, set in some 375 square miles of the beautiful countryside of Swaledale and Wensleydale; not forgetting Coverdale, Bishopdale, Raydale and Arkengarthdale.

The Superintendent is Rev Melanie Reed. Her colleagues are Rev Les Nevin (due to be replaced by Rev Julia Reid on 1[st] September 2020), Rachel Pinkney, the Schools and Families Worker, and Julie Greenslade, the Circuit Administrative Assistant.

*Barden chapel voted to cease to meet and close on 21[st] July 2020.

The 12 churches differ in size and location and some offer activities every day of the week, others are less busy. There are regular Circuit Services throughout the year when communities are encouraged to meet together at one church, or location within the circuit and further details can be found on our website www.nydalesmeth.org.uk

From 23[rd] March 2020, activities within the Circuit were severely impacted by the Coronavirus and the Covid restrictions. As required all church buildings closed and all face-to-face activities ceased. The Circuit continued with an online presence, keeping in regular contact via the Circuit website, YouTube channel, telephone and regular mailings. When restrictions were eased during the summer months, a small number of churches, having completed a full risk assessment, opened for private prayer, but no face-to-face services were conducted up to and including 31[st] August 2020.

The Circuit also has pastoral responsibility for the Methodist Schools in Reeth and Gunnerside and Richmond.

Aims and Organisation:

Mission Statement

Our mission…

is to grow the church, both in quality and quantity, so that all the people of the North Yorkshire Dales, and beyond, may encounter the love of God.

Our aim…

to walk with Jesus, to witness to others, to worship the Lord.

Our vision…

is for a God-led, Spirit-filled church serving and ministering

to individuals, families and the community.

The Circuit encourages and supports chapel communities to build each other up, in their local area group, encouraging growth of Christian discipleship, ministry and mission; through shared Bible studies and prayer groups, mutual witness and worship to the wider communities in which they are placed, through sharing special services, local celebrations and events and outreach projects. The principal purpose being to:

•  Create opportunities to regularly share in fellowship in their locality, and across the wider Circuit.  Be encouraged to serve, witness & care for the local communities in which they live & work.

•  Develop strong pastoral links with fellow Methodists across the community in their local area, as well as in the wider Circuit, in order to create a larger supportive community from several smaller fellowships.

Brief financial review of the year:

The budgeted expenditure at the beginning of the year was £134,803.00. Actual expenditure was £131,108, ie 97% of the budget was spent.

Several cost centres were underspent, including travel costs for ministers, local and visiting preachers and the administrative assistant. Conversely, postage expenses increased proportionately. Extensive renovations were carried out to the Richmond manse prior to the relocation of ministers in August 2020. These were funded by income from the Sewells Trust and rent from Wesley Cottage.

The budgeted income was £134,803.00. Actual income fell short, ie 88% received. Income from chapel assessments was much lower due to chapel closures and reduced income as a result of coronavirus restrictions. Anticipated rental income from the Bainbridge Affordable Housing project did not materialise.

Stipend expenditure has increased in each financial year in line with conference approved increases. Over 29K of expenditure is the Circuit contribution to the District and Connexion of which a significant part is used to fund the work of the wider Methodist Church. Other Circuit expenditure includes ongoing maintenance and insurance of empty chapel buildings.

The lay appointment of a Circuit Schools and Families worker (30 hours per week) was made in September 2017, which is budgeted and paid for through a district grant and Circuit Model Trust Funds (MTF).

As at 31[st] August 2020 the nett assets of the Circuit were £82,711 in the general account, of which £37,132 is ring-fenced, and balances in Circuit MTF held as £95,403 (over 40K of this is already committed to various projects).

Plans for the coming year 2020 / 2021

Circuit financial plans for the coming year have been prepared on the basis that there remain two full time ordained staff with the anticipated cost of living stipend increases, and a part-time self-employed administrator whose hourly rate increases in line with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and the Average Weekly Earnings Index recommendations, and always above the recommended Living Wage rates. Where possible, other costs have been kept to a minimum. The CLT have agreed that chapel

assessments will remain at the 2019/20 level due to loss of income throughout the pandemic, with the budget shortfall to be made up from Circuit reserves.

The Charity’s annual report and accounts for the year end 31[st] August 2020 have been prepared in accordance with the Charities Act 2011 and the Charities: Statement of Recommended Practice 2015 as applicable to the Financial Reporting Standard (FRS) 102

The Full name of Charity: The North Yorkshire Dales Methodist Circuit

Registered Charity Number: 1143259

Date of Registration: 5[th] August 2011

Main communication address: Dove Cottage, Moor Road, Leyburn, N Yorks. DL8 5DH

The members of the North Yorkshire Dales Methodist Circuit Meeting are the Charity Trustees, membership being made up of Circuit office holders, Ministers and representatives appointed by the local churches.

Circuit Ministers and Officers:

Active Circuit Ministers:

Rev Melanie Reed (Superintendent)

Rev Les Nevin (Circuit Presbyter) – due to be replaced by Rev Julia Reid from 1[st] September 2020.

Circuit Lay Workers: Mrs Rachel Pinkney

Circuit Stewards:

Mrs Angie Bailey Mr Graham Di Duca Mrs Elizabeth Haythornthwaite Mrs Michelle Stonley Mr Les Cutter Mrs Eunice Page

Administrator:

Mrs Julie Greenslade

(Full membership is shown as Appendix A to this report)

Structure, Governance and Management:

The governing document for the Circuit is the Deed of Union (1932) and Methodist Church Act (1976)

Detailed governance arrangements are outlined within the Constitutional Practice and Discipline of the Methodist Church by order of the annual conference (CPD).

Management of the Circuit is the responsibility of the Circuit Meeting who meet four times per year. Day to day management is exercised through the Circuit Leadership team on behalf of the Circuit Meeting along with the Local Preachers meeting and the Circuit Finance and Property Committee.

The Circuit is part of the Darlington District and is also accountable to the Methodist Conference.

Risk Management:

Income and expenditure is being monitored in total and is compared with the approved annual budget on a half yearly basis to detect trends as part of the risk management process to avoid unforeseen calls on reserves.

Safeguarding:

Every person has a value and dignity which comes directly from the creation of male and female in God’s own image and likeness. Christians see this potential as fulfilled by God’s re-creation of us in Christ. Among other things this implies a duty to value all people as bearing the image of God and therefore to protect them from harm.

Methodist Connexional practice outlines commitment to the following principles:

• The care and nurture of and respectful pastoral ministry with all children, young people and adults

• The safeguarding and protection of all children, young people and adults when they are vulnerable

• The establishing of safe, caring communities which provide a loving environment where there is informed vigilance as to the dangers of abuse

• We will carefully select and train all those with any responsibility within the Church, in line with Safer Recruitment principles, including the use of criminal records disclosures and registration with the relevant vetting and barring schemes

• We will respond without delay to every complaint made which suggests that an adult, child or young person may have been harmed, cooperating with the police and local authority in any investigation

• We will seek to work with anyone who has suffered abuse, developing with them an appropriate ministry of informed pastoral care

• We will seek to challenge any abuse of power, especially by anyone in a position of trust

• We will seek to offer pastoral care and support, including supervision and referral to the proper authorities, to any member of our church community known to have offended against a child, young person or vulnerable adult

• In all these principles we will follow legislation, guidance and recognised good practice

Aims and organisations:

The charity objective is to act as a resource provider within the area of the North Yorkshire Dales for The Methodist Church.

• The purposes of the Methodist Church are and shall be deemed to have been since the date of union the advancement of:

• (a) the Christian faith in accordance with the doctrinal standards and the discipline of the Methodist Church;

• (b) any charitable purpose for the time being of any Connexional, District, Circuit, local or other organisation of the Methodist Church;

• (c) any charitable purpose for the time being of any society or institution subsidiary or ancillary to the Methodist Church;

• (d) any purpose for the time being of any charity being a charity subsidiary or ancillary to the Methodist Church.

Achievements and performance:

Ministry

Regular services are held in Sycamore Hall, Bainbridge, the local residential home where many of the members are Christian. These services are open to all residents of all Christian denominations or none. Methodist-led services are regularly held in the Anglican churches of St Margaret’s Hawes and St Oswald’s, Askrigg.

During the year the Circuit accepted a request to cease to worship and close from Barden chapel, and due to the Covid restrictions their final service was deemed to have happened before the Lockdown.

As a Circuit we continue to challenge ourselves by declaring that our Mission is to grow the church, both in quality and quantity, so that all the people of the North Yorkshire Dales and beyond may encounter the love of God. We remember our promise to maintain the life of worship and service that the children among us may grow in grace and in the knowledge and love of God and of his Son Jesus Christ our Lord. The Circuit has continued a process of exploring its “Vision for the Future” of the Circuit, attempting to imagine what the Circuit may look like in five years’ time and so determining what is to be done now to prepare for that future. As a part of that process, and in accordance with the Methodist Conference report ‘Reaffirming Our Calling: Oversight and Trusteeship’ (2020), the Circuit is actively reviewing its structure. Paragraph. 2.1 of the report states – ‘The following recommendations are brought in response to the concerns which are often expressed about the lack of volunteers willing and able to take on trusteeship and other roles essential to the functioning of churches and Circuits, alongside the growth in the tasks required of them. The focus for this work has been therefore to remove duplication of effort, alleviate anxiety about the future (particularly in smaller churches) and provide a way forward that enables churches and Circuits to concentrate on their missional task.’

The Circuit is host to two Methodist Primary Schools, one each at Richmond and Gunnerside. The school at Gunnerside is currently in Federated Governance with the slightly larger primary school at Reeth. Rev Les Nevin is on the governing body of both Methodist schools and is Chaplain to Richmond School and Rev Melanie Reed holds the role of Chaplain to Reeth and Gunnerside School. To be replaced as Governor at Richmond School by Rev Kathleen Wood, and as Chaplain at Richmond School by Rev Julia Reid. To be replaced as Governor at Reeth and Gunnerside by Mrs Pauline Beckett.

Both schools have regular Christian based assemblies led by the two presbyters, the Schools and Families worker and volunteers from the Circuit churches. During term time occasional services are held in Gunnerside chapel with both pupils and parents in attendance. Time is spent with all year groups at Reeth and Gunnerside which enables the children to lead their own whole school assemblies during the school year. At the end of the school year, the Circuit provides Year 6 pupils in both Methodist schools with Youth Bibles, as the children leave to move up to a Senior School. Since March 2020 much of this work has needed to be carried out remotely through recorded assemblies and collective worship.

Outreach work

King's Club : Due to the Covid restrictions this week-long, face-to-face, Christian themed holiday club, usually run during the first week of August, whereby children aged 11+ are bussed from across the Dales to the central locations of Low Mill Outdoor Centre and Askrigg School, could not happen in the usual format. Instead, activity boxes for the entire week were put together and posted out to families who had signed up their children, with each day’s themed activities having online links

including stories and activity instruction videos. This was safely and securely risk assessed and overseen by a small team. A smaller number of children and young people engaged with the holiday club in this format, approximately 25, 50% less than those who attend the face-to-face.

Individual chapels - There are various outreach initiatives running in the individual chapels for children and adults of all ages, these include Knit and Natter, Mid-week Fellowship, Lunch Club, Beer and Bible and numerous initiatives from the Schools and Families Worker.

Property:

Chapels: At the end of the year (31[st] August 2020) there were 12 chapels in use in the North Yorkshire Dales Circuit:

Brompton on Swale; Carlton in Coverdale; Gayle; Gunnerside; Harmby; Hunton; Leyburn; Marsett; Melmerby; Richmond; Scorton; and West Burton and whilst the responsibility for the maintenance of these properties lies with the trustees of each church, the Circuit is responsible for arranging quinquennial inspections. Satisfactory independent inspections were undertaken of three chapels during the year, Harmby, Gunnerside and Richmond, with individual reports presented to the Church Property Stewards and the Circuit Property Committee.

This year there has been a total of 6 empty chapels in the Circuit, Barden, Bainbridge, Ravensworth, Aysgarth, Reeth and Middleham, all the responsibility of the Circuit Meeting through an appointed Circuit Property Committee. The sale of Reeth was completed on 26[th] September 2019 and the sale of Ravensworth continues to make progress. Bainbridge chapel: - with the Circuit having previously made the decision to pursue a conversion project to low-cost, local occupancy accommodation, and worked tirelessly with both North Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, Richmondshire District Council and TMCP (Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes), this has proved complex to the conclusion that it is not possible to pursue this project successfully. Therefore, the Circuit Meeting has taken the reluctant decision to sell Bainbridge chapel alongside Barden, Ravensworth, Aysgarth, and Middleham. The aim is to sell these 5 chapels as quickly as possible in order to reduce the administrative and financial burden upon the Circuit.

Manses : At the start of the year the Circuit had four manses, two of which were occupied by Ministers of the Circuit. The former manse in Leyburn and the former manse at Catterick Garrison are let to tenants through the same agent. The annual gas safety checks were completed on manses where required. All manses are in good condition. Extensive refurbishment was carried out on the Richmond manse for the changeover of Ministers in August. Quinquennials have been carried out on the former manse at Catterick Garrison and the new Leyburn manse. The Circuit also has the responsibility for a small domestic property, Wesley Cottage, on behalf of The Sewell’s Trust, a registered charity, which is currently rented out on a commercial basis. It is hoped that this property can soon be sold with the aim that The Sewell’s Trust will be wound up and all proceeds transferred to the Circuit, subject to approval.

Burial Grounds

There are burial grounds at Hawes, Low Row, Hurst, Arkengarthdale and Low Row, and an additional within the grounds of Gunnerside Chapel. All grounds are well maintained.

Financial review:

The Reserves Policy for the North Yorkshire Dales Circuit is to hold a sum equivalent to 6 months average expenditure in the General account. This should be sufficient to meet any unforeseen item of major expenditure on manses and/or to be able to continue, in the short term, funding of planned activities in the event of the closure of a church or an inability to raise the full Circuit Assessment requirement from the individual churches.

The Circuit does hold sufficient working capital in its General account to enable the monthly payment of stipends and work-related expenses for the two full-time presbyters and its contribution to the

District. The money made available for the Catterick Garrison project is now ring-fenced within the General account, under the Circuit Schools and Families funding.

1. General Funds held at Y/E 31/08/2020 £82,711 MTF= £95,403

----- Start of picture text -----
2. Restricted Funds held “ £55,607
3. Endowment Funds held “ £ 29,751
----- End of picture text -----

1. Reserves policy for General Funds

An amount of the general funds - £37,132 is held as ring-fenced funds, having been taken from the Circuit MTF for specific purposes. Thus the amount available for general expenditure is £45,579.

The budget for 2019/20 was £134,803 and that for 2020/21 is £133,843, therefore the reserves held are below the minimum 50% expenditure suggested by the Charities Commission as adequate.

With a proposal to take £1,690 from the Model Trust Fund in September 2020 to cover the expenditure on the empty chapels from September 2019 – August 2020 + a transfer of £7,625 to fund roof repairs to 3 St Matthews Terrace, this will bring the general funds balance up to £54,894, ie 41% of the 2020/21 budget. In order to bring the general reserves to 50% it is therefore proposed to transfer a further £12,046 from the Model Trust Fund.

Model Trust Fund
At 01 Sep 2020 £40,593 was committed as follows:
Funds to cover the shortfall in the Circuit Reserves	12,046
Youth Fund - top-up to £2,000 (2019/20) (CM -Jun 15)	487
Wensleydale Show Tent 2021	500
Roof repairs to 3 St Matthew’s Terrace	7,625
One Opportunity Youth Project	550
School & Families Worker 2021/22	15,695
Empty chapel expenditure Sep 2019-Aug 2020	1690
Youth Fund (max top-up for 2020/21)	2,000

The Circuit Leadership Team welcomes applications for the remaining monies which further the Mission Vision of the Circuit.

The Circuit Finance Team consisting of Mrs Katherine Brightman, Mrs Angie Bailey, Mrs Elizabeth Haythornthwaite and Mrs Michelle Stonley, has acted as the principal body overseeing the day to day financial management and accounting for the Circuit during the year.

Independent examiner – Mrs Sue Brunskill

Investment Bankers:- Central Finance Board of the Methodist Church

Trustees for Methodist Church purposes

HSBC info etc – Current Account: HSBC, 23 Market Place, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4QQ

Section G – Other information:

None

Section G – Declaration:

The Trustees declare that they have approved this Trustees’ Report.

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees:

Signature(s)	M Reed	GR Di Duca
Full name(s)	Rev Melanie Reed	Mr Graham Di Duca
Position e.g. Chair, Secretary,	Chair (Superintendent Minister)	Circuit Steward

Date: … 2021.

Appendix A

Chair of District: Rev Richard Andrew (Darlington) Circuit Superintendent: Rev Melanie Reed Circuit Minister: Rev Les Nevin (to be replaced by Rev Julia Reid from 1[st] September 2020)

Rev Jennifer Edmondson (Supernumerary) Rev Kathleen Bowe (Supernumerary) Deacon Elizabeth Timmins (Supernumerary) Rev David Wood (Supernumerary) Rev Kathleen Wood (Supernumerary) Rev Phil Clarke (Supernumerary)

Circuit Finance Team: Mrs Katherine Brightman, Mrs Angie Bailey, Mrs Elizabeth Haythornthwaite, Mrs Michelle Stonley

Circuit Meeting Secretary: Mrs Jacqui Walker Circuit Administrative Assistant: Mrs Julie Greenslade

Circuit Steward: Mrs Angie Bailey Circuit Steward: Mr Graham Di Duca

Circuit Steward: Mrs Elizabeth Haythornthwaite Circuit Steward: Mrs Michelle Stonley Circuit Steward: Mr Les Cutter Circuit Steward: Mrs Eunice Page

Local Preacher’s Secretary: Mrs Christine Lamb Local Preachers’ Rep: Mrs Ruth Poultney Evangelism Task Group Co-ordinator: Mr Kevin Pellatt Connexional Funds Treasurer: Mrs Angie Bailey Education and Youth Secretary: vacancy Youth Reps: vacancy World Missions Secretary: Mrs Ruth Poultney World Missions Treasurer: Mrs Ruth Poultney MWIB Secretary/ Treasurer: Mrs Julia Coe JMA Secretary/ Treasurer: Mrs Janet Pringle Schools & Families Worker: Mrs Rachel Pinkney Health & Safety Advisor: Mrs Julie Greenslade Safeguarding Officer: Mrs Julie Greenslade Mission in Britain Secretary: Mrs Eunice Page Action for Children Secretary/Treasurer: Mrs Julie Pledge Methodist Homes Sec/Treasurer: Mrs Ann Wight District Policy Committee Rep: Rev Melanie Reed (Superintendent)

Church Representatives

Brompton on Swale: Mrs Kate Peebles; Mrs Katherine Brightman; Mrs Angela Redhead Carlton: Mr Howard Thomas; Mr Trevor Smith

Gayle: Mr Allen Dinsdale; Mr Ian Woolley Gunnerside: Mrs Eleanor Cherry; Mrs Jackie McCartney Harmby: Mr George Tunstall; Mrs Barbara Thexton; Mrs Barbara Wilmington Hunton: Mrs Beverley Mace; Mrs Helen Hughes Leyburn: Mr Jonathan Sparey; Mrs Elizabeth Sparey, Mrs Wendy Grannan, Mrs Marjorie Iveson Marsett: Mrs Jane Sowerby; Mrs Heather Sowerby, Mrs Mary Sowerby Melmerby: Mrs Margaret Simpson; Mrs Janet Harker Richmond: Mr Martin Ash; Mr Les Cutter, Mrs Sheila Pedley; Mrs Margaret Andrews, Mrs Joan Jackson Scorton: Mrs Angela Heywood; Mrs Barbara Robinson; Mrs Tricia Kirby West Burton: Mrs Heather Caplin, Mr Rowland Dent; Mr Nelson Caplin

CIRCUIT RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOU14TS THE METHODIST CHURCH STANDARD FORM OF ACCOUNTS Mtrrtth York8hire Dale• FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2020 Di51ri¢t ,Gircuit no 11119 R•gist•rod Cho1ty- Charlfy Roplstralion nurnbEr 114J259 If no10 rcglsi0r￿ clwiily Her M•jEsty¥ RO￿nUé amd ¢ustcm• Gift Aid nurnkr lThp HMRV numbor Is eqLiiv¥nt to & (egisteied clidity riumbBr in 18rn3 of ￿lder￿ of charflablL sldtus .1nd rniiy bc us&d 10 Qiv¥ danor¥ Dr grant fundors %¥ishino tD ftft ev&lence of the 01gÉlllWtIDn'% rhAlI':Rb siitiis. IAL>1I)trfl￿l Lli¥ritip4 in Fryland E?nd th81 èrg r￿1 wlster¢d chariliLIS &lfo BXc8pt￿ frMI rFyJ151ration Uiidbr Slhtutnry In$trum¢N 2u74 No.2L21 FYgTpnd i F31ie hevii.. irciiit StevAid¥'. raham Oi Duca l Y H#ylhtrnthwNrte 411.11￿11¥ 57c￿leY Tr*511Trr Kairoiinp Rrtghtman jfinig r.cr leaiii ri.'ornbÈr 1tsfl

211ACCOUMTS FQR THEYFAR EIIDED 31 AIXIUST 20 Ibjrth Yorkshirp D41es CirGuii Un. veytrlcoed Modol Tr￿1 R•stnct•d FiiThrf To1&16 IP 8ecTroN A RECEIPTS a2.A4sP4￿14l-I￿a1 lQ4,27S ICQ,4a2 ajiCB .Bl r.vJ Is Bank qr.d LFB iviertra IN￿$￿1}¥11L iriwrnp 32.0S9 1 ,)35 S.137 1.222 17 114d 4C OOE lTrT IM4 gihci'YeotrJidthD5e not in￿n￿. TofAL RECEIPTS 61.(21 192,151 6 33,894 4),569 270.339:.la8) f13.736 SEGTIIJII B ni h? PAVMEMTS .qii.n:Iq NIC. Pot￿10) and IraY&l E£6tE 71.544 74,344,, 13. bs bvsl.. 36,Dg1 13.ft60 drnipe,"f?tl)n ¢tc Is6J8 T114 3J 835 Graryl5 & dcvatiTr". * rmpty Proptrès 74.033 b7 y.41ts 5.501 UE]ymcnl%.,IiifF l(b ethThnpxI￿I YOTAL PAYMENTS 25.S65i 276.131 153,fjV2 ss.obs 1a.944 Ibgl 259,411 SECTIQII C NET RECEIPT8TrAYMENTS FOR THE YEAR ¢1 a7-b9 316 29.62S 15.792 I&S,&TS -gts fundg tyroughl t¢trW3rd fD)rn IA GJ J?? J.014 ¢14621 82.711 55.8QB 233.722 239.513 ￿1(1511[1¥fl1$ C'J TofAL FLIIIDS AT END OFYUR 1¢34c41 b5.403 55,6Q7 133,721 IG81 239.fj14',Ic61 seeTIQN D FOR INFORPAAnOII OIIL Y: MOPIEY RECEIVED AMD PASSED ON TO exTERNAL ORGAMISATIONS thFE? amounts Sh￿ts￿ nrjl ￿ in¢ludqd in t<¥tsl ret1 DthaiKL' lttfuThYd frorn yea¥ ,1￿ff5 _ ￿8￿80 liir *rfr.riiTrl Oilljirb¥JlvJr i)ttrIrnDiJGilli￿- to eyrernsl arq?nifjiiThn% LANCE STILL TO DE PAID d1•d? ¢3 ..IlapJPA>

Iiorth D 3KTOI E 51ll -In_Th￿ l..r.'.A.Ink4 . ILbg I￿￿1 LWII ijl V'¥'rf)AlJ L¥L Jl'i . Tiv ulslf. Wyiiyi1￿.jly￿ L'l'ly v "Ji YA.-tQ.￿.+￿.-l.￿-jNl￿￿thr.ll￿ ro) -)-.Imr i¥ c1£c￿J Tr11"9AUADIFfi.£Tr.TfoRII Ill￿& tqkTttrr.iYf..&hintr. i.:"r. 11-thrJrk)I Crodlb. I4￿)[ JrllJy•Ch&lbJKS 18,17Q', 1I7Y21 ng.614 nY.721 7Y.?I 6J 51.1S1 Ti)TJa TCtTAI OECTrOhlF EWNCIS JanGlhl2lf ? IVIAL 233,r41 121 .LII IV+ILI.'hbH FUNDI H&D8YcIRcuri •e¢llDNQ OThERS•Ef8 •kbQU*WLmEs I26.￿3 42¥ 114. L2aS: rAhMIlL￿tr

Narne of Circuit . NORTP YORK8HIV& DALES 1311Y Declarations and Scrutiny l Lonfir￿, thai th•8e Recetpl and Paymoni based 8ccourits lor the year to 31 August 2020 have been prapared from the rec￿￿$ ol the Circuit 8nd that they indiKla all fund5 under ble contrd ol the Citruit meeting Signat￿E of Ire85ur@r... . È,.,l....Q.tri4.klv-￿IV%..............-....,.. ... Da￿. l.p.. I l ?.o... NÉin)e ar>J address of ireasurer ... Post Cc#Je...... P￿entatIOn to th8 Circuit medl I c(￿fir￿ thal the annual ￿ port and ac¢ounts for th? yeer ended 31 NJJgust 2020 Were￿11￿￿￿. presentsd to Ih?. Cir¢uit mEeting ￿ld on .lQ.-i'! -).0 Signaturv of the Chatr ¢)f Ihe meob'ng Name ofthe Chair of t￿ meeting . Mel8ni?Rpe¢i Independent Examlner's Report to thg TruBtse5 of the . IIORTH YORKSHIRE [)￿￿3 Charlty Nurn￿r.. 1143259 ResponsibilitiQ5 and basls of report I repcrt to the Iruslees on my exarr,inab'un ofthe acct)Lnts of the . NORTH YORKSHIRL ijhl I, CirBuit lor the year erKled 31 Ai•3u¥t 2020 sel out on p3 As Ihe CircLiII'$ Iwstses, you are responsible lor the prep￿Ir￿tIUn DI thc accoun19 in accordaThL* the roquiTpments oflhe Charitses Act 2011 ( Ihe Act'l. I report in r98￿¢1 of rny exainirmlion of Ihe CirCu￿S aceounts carried out under gecbon 145 Df the Act and: in caThying Out my examination, I have lolluwed all the applicable Directions given by th& Chariry comrni88ion under section 145{£?ftJ) c)f the Act delete or urcle as èpproyriate

r-.Y.Élli.l) ¥TF r¢p¥ I IJbU￿-￿.1 ". ￿1= ?iJ h>)-F3 IT IIIT'I iiil •¥n_-, )niJ ly h=i' rrtsT Irr .YJ T:. atyi YI7JIDthrryktrfji thslJ rnvaaqordU>7 10.4X -￿rj

YD¥PWW W.1￿11.￿4 uiC.¢ii.bJ-¥ .¢•Jf É)7.•lt- rA4.Sty •¢- •:' 321 .￿-:￿ f*- Y.- ltthpfvy

srA'd Put ¥ w.rw SLO oa-das aiEudoJddE se aiajp Jo ai8iap aipa (Itz 170 apo? Isod J3tiL?j"/ 9 17¥/w"" // ss￿ppy (￿BUd0jddE eJaL4M) LUJY JO aUJEN Jaulwpxè iuapuadaF)UI io UO4VJW.IEnb IEuoissaJoJd iueAaia Jauiwexa iuapuadapui io aweN JaU!Lupxe iuapuadapu! Jo aJniEu61s 'aipp iaaLts aJUBIEq ayl IE (spunod pUesn0￿ u￿} 000.013 Jo sS￿xa ui Aiienp!A!puI ajp Uglum Ll?Jnu? Is!FX)yia io pJEo8 aJuEU!d IEJiuag aui IE Spury WE saguEIEq ¥UEq '4sn4 JaLRO U! PlaL4 Jo sasodjnd il)Jny IS!P041a￿ Joi sèaisrui ayi 4uau4saAUI IIP io uOu￿UUaA iuapuadapui pauiwqo aou aAPLyaie¥ I "pa￿￿8j aq oi gunowJE aLU 10 6U!pu￿sJepun Jadojd p aiqpua ￿ Japjo u! yodaj SI￿ U! UMPJP aq pinoys uoiiuaup yJ!yM oi uoiipuiwexa aLU LUbV4 uowauuw ui sJauEw Ja￿0 ou SSOnE aLUO) èAEL4 PUE S￿￿U0) ou aApu I "spjow buuunoyJe PJOJSE IOU op 4unosJE a JO :PV aL41 JO 0£ L UO.ry)as tum ￿UEpjo￿P u! idai iou ajam SpJo￿j 6uiiuno?)E a i?adsaJ IELJaiELU Aup 'u! ieL41 aAa!iaq OJ asnes aw aA16 L4?!UM {woiaq pasoi)s!P IELR UPLll ja￿0) UOryEuiwexa aLll L41IM uoipauu ui uoiiuauE Aw oi alu￿ gAELI SJaUEW IpuaiEW ou le￿ Lwuu￿ I "UOIIEU!WExa ALU paiaidwoj aAELI I iUaUAffjVS s.Jau!wpx3 iuapuadapui sTha 31JIHSX8OA HI¥ON """ Iin?J!J JO aLUPN