Re9￿￿red numbgr: 082081)48
Charlty numb•r. 1149240
HARRIS (BELMONT) CHARITY
IA Company Llmlled by Guarnnte•)
TRUSTEES. REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021

(A Cwnpany UM1t￿ by Guavanle•)
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Cgn•olldatsd Balanc• Sheat
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C¢)mpany Baknc• Sh••t
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Con•olldat•d St•t•m•nt of Cash Fl
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Notss to th• Flnandal Stslemènts
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REFERENCE AND ADIUNISTRATIVE DEfAILS OF THE COMPANY. rrs TRusfEES AND ADVISERS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
Tn￿te•$
The Lord Colgrakn. Chalmwn
A Mathewson
V Jessel
AJSRoss
DMDelMar
J A Stalnton (apFdnt&J 15 Odobor 2020)
Company r•gl8t•red nwnb•r
Clmrlty rnglst•r•d
1149240
Prfnelpl op•ratlng offlc•
Belrkw)nt Pwk, Thrtrth, Favthsham, Krf ME13 OHH
Henry Blrch & Salty Watts of Clathe & Svnpson (Ch¥ter￿1 SW¥e5￿￿). Well Clos8 Syre. Framllngham,
Suff￿, IP13 9DU
Indwndont audltors
8ankav•
Coulls & Co, 440 Strand. L(Kth. WC2R OQS
S•ll¢llo
Prop•rty Consullants
Clathg & Sinpson, Clc*e Swarn. Fram1m*￿M. Suffdk. IP13 9DU
Sthrc*Jer & Co Umlted {C8zenove Capital). 1 Loth Wal Place, L(Thkn, EC2Y SAU
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HARRIS ￿EL￿ONT) CHARITY
(A Compjny Umlt•d by Guarantse)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
Trustees {who are the Directors tor Comparues Act pufwsesl present thelr annual report and financlal
ststsmènts of Harris (B91M￿l) Charity subsKllary (the L*arity and the group) for the year ended 31 Marc
2021 which aro a150 pr8par8d to m88t the requirements for a dlrnctcrfs, report and attounts fty Companies Act
purposes.
The fin8ndal ststements have been pr8paRd In accordaTKe wrth the a¢countlng potlc*$ sel wt In nole 1 to thè
accounts, the Charws LM)veming dotsjment. Charities Act 2011, the Comp8nles Acl 2006 and thè
Accounling and Rewling by Chatit*s: Ststemenl of Recommended Pracuce appH¢ab￿ to tharlties preparing
thelr acLX)unts in accordance the Finanaal RewbrwJ Standard in the UK and Republic of Ireland
(FRS 102} (secijnd edition Odober 2019 effectr¥e 1 Janugry 2019).
Slnce the grixsp quatr￿5 as small und8r sadion 383. Ihe strateglc report requtred of medlum and largg
companies under Th8 Compardts Act 2{￿ (StratsgK Retrfyt arKI Dlrectorfs Report) Regulalons 2013 is not
qulred.
a. Pollcl•• Jnd obl•
Tho Har￿ IBelnThyrt) Charitys objectives are set (Krt In a meftm￿ dAssttiatknn dated 10 S8ptember 2012
with tho princapal awré bgirwJ ststed as
The preserva￿On, MaIntenan￿ and upkeep ofthe mansion hwse kn(ywn as Belmont HOLW, whlch has h18to
8rchitothr81 or artlth imiMytan¢e or b8èuty 8nd thè mak￿￿ of the same availabk for the oducatlon, enjo￿nent
and benefft of the pu￿1¢..
The Trustees aims ar8. tlwough cargful moria￿ to 4*nthue to knprov8 th8 struthre and
fabdc of tth Belmont House and the BeEmont estate for Ihg enjownent of the pubmc. by adopttswJ commercial
buslness practices to ensure the vlthlity of the estate. and to alkm Iha continued enhancement of
prop8ty as a Who￿ ￿ the public benofiL
In the exerclso of Its pmrs to that end. ts Ctwfty has ragvd to the publishwj guldance from the
Charfty Comm1881on on the op8radon d the Pubk Benefrt rnqulNnent uTrJer the Chaiit*s Act 2011.
The Trustees empty 12 full flme members rf staff to knk after and maintain the House aThd Grounds. and
empby an afthtvlst and use voluntsor guKl8S to enable the public to Y￿1t the House aThJ garde￿ for adL￿atIon
and enjownent
Events are ¢xganised throughsjut the and p￿￿ted webstte. sc**1 medla, sk*dall8t magazines and
the bxal pross to raath our target s￿11￿nCe.
Belmont is prOT￿led glsewherg by sp9¢ial￿t exht*ilions and kmns to v81ityJs ￿ltUral arKI heritage exhibi￿n9
ich have le(￿nty inctud8d lin lo the pemwient h)an of the Swingapatam Jewels to the V&AI vafiou
ckxks fmm the Lord Harrfs Belmont o)Iledknn to Bonham's and th8 &i8nce Museum.
There18 an ongolng programm6 of repalr and refubthhment to the at BQknc￿t. Room dlsplays wltNn
Bethont House enhance the visiior expernnce by informing and ￿UCatirQ visitors in n8w and StknUlath￿ ways.
These displais are wewed annualty and are constanty dev￿c￿d and llnpToved.
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TRusfEES' REPORT {coimNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 PAARCH 2021
maintalned in a sound cOndib(￿ for the bgnefit of trt)th ￿rrent ar￿ future generatK*ns, ty thg n￿nItorIng of visitor
numbers to the propety arjd th8 websko. tho revi￿1￿ of requests for historKal lafthlve) materlal and reviwng
th9 thattgls reEX)rds arnl presavthn ther￿f.
Th8 familng on the Estste is Ixrt by Bglrw Faffl￿ Lknlted. the Charfty8 8ubsldiary. whg farm 2.000 acres
of land In hand oJmprisir#J prinap81ty ol con*Jn8Ne rAOPS {7*t￿L od seed we, b8ans. peas, wlntsr bartey &
spring wheat). downjand grass meadcME. p8rklarMI arKI ori*arts . ci>mbining the (#)mmer(aal fam￿ng best
pracVce thrO￿Jh enthnmentsl st6waffJship.
d. Tho ben•ficl*l•*
Th6 b8nefick8rles of ts Chaiity atg th& public the Houso. Garder¢s & Estate, as well a8 those who play
crKket on the 4th Lord Harrfs's ctht W. Vlsitors to the House and Eslate kndude waekend and weekday
vlsltors, *￿IK￿Y Makers, sp8ckl Inleresl byoups. organisalk>ns. and chlklrnn.
The House L8 aLxess&J ty guided tours Staffwj ty wAunteers' thgse educatè ¥ry*lors ￿ the ImFQrtance of
Beknont and Ils kn British hi&ryy 8ThJ Hte.
Thgre is a progr8mme of everrts thffyjghcxrt the )ear to en¢))urage vi5ttors to vlslt Belmont and 8nioy the House
and Grounds.. these Indude The Spring Fatr. Wocrt Plant Shcfivs 8nd open garden events, Garden Tours.
0￿rt Ar Theatre producttons. Speraal￿t Ck>J( Tours. Craft Workshops. and other bosFvJke tours.
During 2020 there wo5 a reduced progpamme ofevents as there were restrKtsons plaixl upon holding ev8nts for
groups larger than 6 to the Or0￿r￿j pandemK. Woodfest al￿ wilh ofthe thr planned events had to
be canc*lled.
e. Voluntsern
When the ￿knu￿e is open. the publlc galn a(xw to h￿se •Aa guKknJ t￿r$. These tours are guided by bcal
Guides, who provide this ser¥k* on a %￿Untary ba81s. The Guide$ meet as I￿8$8•ry (bLrt as a minimum at
t Iwke a swrl for tralnlNJ to be Wted ￿nSulted on any ch8ThJe8 proposgJ for the openlng of the
House. Durfng 2020 il was not possible to open up Ihe House underthe guklanc4 ISS[￿1 by the Govemm8nt.
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{A Ctynpany Umll•d by Guarant••)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
Achl•v•m•nts •nd p•rforniwu (conUnuod}
& R8¥l•w of a¢llvltl••
The maln Ob￿￿1ve$ and a(*levements forthe yearto the 318t Marth 2021 Incbjded th8 ongolng malntenancé of
the House and ground8 In accordance Ihe Arr*hteds qukwuemtal rep￿l
Major proj&ts during the 2020r21 season T￿￿iShMent of the drive to the Stable Gourtyar(f and
re4andscaping certain areas ofthe garden u￿r Ihe guidar¢4 ofth8 ggnlgn dgsigner Gwrgo Carter.
Thg Haha was abo repaired up to thg park gatgs accfjss. It15 lo corrplgte thg repalrlrepdntlng work on
the final stretch In 2021.
VIS￿￿ numbgrs durlry the year ended M8rth 2￿21 were Undatsts￿blY redu￿1 to 3.838 ftom 11,936 In the
wevlous year ag a resutt of the Covtd 19 pandenNc.
b. Porfoftn¥n￿ of Bolnor Forn￿ Umlt•d
The Trustees receive and challenge regular T8POrts from 8gricultUfdl ￿ntractors. The annual fam tour took
place In July'205ust before haryest, altlKxKJh som8 of the Tmstees were unable to attend because of Covid 19.
ove￿aW of the larnilng year HaNest 2020 - wmther condit*)ns (very w8t} durfng ALrtumn '19 and wtth the
desire to drlll later lo alhy* thé we&J grass to chK meant that Ir￿e falbTh resulw than planned. Thg very dry
sprtng also affe(*ed ylebjs must be d8suib8d as Fwr. Overall th8 farrruTrJ ygar dks not deliver 8 profft.
No donakn was therefore madg to Ha￿lS (Bdmont) Charity. After tho yaar end. a loan agr8gmont wa$ signed
by the s￿￿dary where the parent made a k)an of £200.0Th) to the rJ)mpary for Ihg PUTP088 of a88i8tlng wlth
ca8h Ilow managemènt whilst puthng up a tyain store at Northcourt.
Twstees annu81ty rev￿ the risks faced ty th8 Charity and have establlshed an knveStrr￿￿I pollcylo Identsfy
and monltor the flnandal rlsks Hi the Invest￿ polifo￿o. The bala￿ of the portfolto Is almed al provSdlng a
satlsfathry level ol income and athwing modest long4emi eapitsl grcNAh for fuiure needs. The Truslèes are
satisfied wlth the p8rfom)anf* of these 1n4Wtrr￿ durrt the ￿. Thern are no ethksl r8strldkM kn place
over the Inve8tment p￿trOl￿).
Tho Twstees Ca￿led out ￿ IndeF￿K5enI revivw otlhe inves1me￿ advi88Tr h October 2018. foll(ywlng tho r￿aW
the Trustees agreed to remaHI with Iheir currènt ad¥iw.
Fln•n¢l•l r•vl•w
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TRUSTEES. REPORT (CONTINUED)
F(hR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAIRCH 2021
Golng conc•rn
As dotsited in the Reser¥o8 pollw beknw, the Charity has a diverse number of IrKxKne streams most of which aro
generated fmm Its core assets. the chief ongs b8ing its inveStrn￿ portlolo O18ted Investments and Propety).
Whll8 income frijm its charitable has fallen slrKe the yEar end as a resu￿ of th8 temporary dosure of
the estats due to govern￿￿nt restrK1i￿$, the Ints)me d8rN8d I￿rn thesg sources r6 relallvety small. Whllst
setting a balanced W annual￿, the tru8tees. mlrth of Ihe noed to F*eSe￿ the (Xp1t￿ values of thé
AS such the charity has $ub3tantial rosourcos lo contlnug In Qwat￿81 exthncè for the for8segabEa future. For
th18 reason tho Tn￿ rthinue to adopt the w4ng (x)rnxm ba81s In prnpaiiry thg finan¢Fal statement8.
b. R•Mrv•s polky
The 0blHty to fund tth the day to thy crtsts and the ca￿1 improvement programme Is
dependent on the perfomwnce Lrf Ctrwiws oye assets - Int￿Me f￿M rental propety, f8milng & fofesty
The Trust88s hokl desb3naled funds repres*rt its Herittige and Invesknent assets {listed investments and
property porNollo of farmland and t*tt4es). Belmorrt House a￿1 grounds aThJ its coll&aton seNe the maln
chartlable of the Chwity and the investmwrt assets provkje ts Incomg rgquir•J to mangge the eststa
The Trustees conslder a baFance equlvatent to 6 months, worth of opor8tlng costs for the Charlty a wsortable
balan(* to IK4d in r8seNes, this figure is c￿rrenty £250.￿0. The finandal statements S￿)W a free reserves
balance (nc￿ deslgnated unRstrided funds not represenled by operatronal fixed assets) of £1,C69,76512020 -
£1.287.1341. Beoring ￿ mind the cydtsl nature of the trMtslr*s$. the Yann, balance provNl8s the worklrvj I￿pital
requtrement for the fami. The balanee ￿ti¥￿$ for approximatePy 9 m(￿th$. worth of estste ￿$ts and is hlgher
than the Chwws reservè ￿16Y. The Trustees are salisfied that the8e addttional amounts will lund the kncrea8ed
the ronl revkws until the sprirYJ of ?1. They atso agreed to rotsm to Sw* Borough o)und th8 rates rebates
glven on the ts¥o holklay cottages ond the House- £30.CrfJO.
As noted above. the in¢orr* fr(Nn faTmlr¥J has d￿￿J. Income fTDm charitable actmks has dernsed thls
ypar dua to the ImFwd kKkdOW￿ a8 a of COV11>19. The Chartty sought prof85siDnal advi&9 ￿ tho
utllltles (alamw. el&trldty. p￿mbi￿j *) SUFptywvJ Ihg Hcwso.
N6t k)ss bgfore InveSt￿lt galns was £139,675 (2020- £238.773 galn).
The [*rfOrmar￿ of the In¥esth*nt (wKknling Inw$t￿nt prc4Xrtkn) was setsfactory, wlth nèt galns
Inve8lmBnts totalling £3.575.457 compared to 8 k)ss of £455,467 last whtch w8$ atr*ad ofthe target gruwth
for the InveSt￿nt portfol￿ c¢ 3% ￿u5 RPI.
Thls has resulted In an Increase of £3.512.125 (2020 - deryease of £216,493) in tho net assets of the Charity,
whlch remains in a str￿g fmancial posilion to meetthe challenges of future JTrars.
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IA Cmyany Umlt•d by
TRUSTEES. REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
d. Prfnclpal funthng
Prir￿[pa1 s￿rCeS of fijnding LX)ntinuè to com8 from reS*Jen￿ prop8rty. comm8roal propty {Golf Ccwr88 &
Bèlnor Fam)s). familng wofft8 and ino)me fr(ffn the investrnent prthbo.
The Charity Tuns events that are att8nd8d by the 98neTal publlc but as the obove provlde the Income requlred to
manage the Eslate, the Charity does nol acw fundralse from the gener81 publlc.
•. Plans ftwfuiur• p•rtods
Thg Charity has a 5 yaar stratew forthe 202110 2026, was adopt*J In 2020 followllig on from
previou$ Wans Greated In 1996, %MY). 2(M)5, 2010 and 201S.
The prfmary objectsveg for finandal >ear to 31st Marth 2022 are to CDntinu9 to develop Ihg 8vents
programme and to increase the number of popuLw ￿th$hoP$. li is acknowl•Jged that th8 yaar Ss stlll Ilkoly to bè
rtalled by th8 Covhl 19 njles and regulations. The chattels. ¢Thr¥a￿n programme con￿n￿O$ Ident￿n9
paintings and cbcks requiring conservation work.
Edward Bulmér. a ren¢Jwned desyner. has b99n q)p(Nntgd lo h* thg Trusteos wlth mlght Ilk•
lo present the House.
Thg programTh of recru11￿ Guklos for thg Fkw tArfII (xythu
Conslltuuon
The Charity is reglst•red as a Chwil*)18 C￿￿Y Imw by guarante8.
The Charfty18 Con81￿ wmjer its Mèmorandum of ASW(Xat￿ daknj 10 September 2012 and Is a roglsteT8d
d￿rIty. numbw 1149240.
Th8 rrvambws of tho company are Tntste8s nam8d on pagfj 1. In Iha event ofthe company belng wound up.
Ihe tlablhty In rnS￿t ofthè guarnntsè Is lirTHtod tr1 £10 pw membw ofthg C￿VanY.
The princtpal object of the Charity ts the preseFvatth, maEntenance aThl upkeep ofthe manslon hous6 known as
88lmont House for the ber*fft of the publ￿ of propèty of historic arthitethrnl or artistic Imp￿￿nce or beauty,
the maklrnj of tr* same avallable for Ihè adu(alm enJownw)t and tvfft tsf￿ publ
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lAC￿npanY Umltsd by Gu•r•Dto•)
TrUSTEES' REpoKr (coptnNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
b. Mglhod$ of •ppolnlm•nt lx •l•ctlon of TnwtM¥
The Tll￿ of the Cl￿rity hovo FKthWS to at4M)fftt a n￿1 Tnth. The numbw of Trt￿e$ sh811 te notloss
than three but ￿ rNYe than seven.
Potsntial ￿nd￿Ja￿S are identified. and sufftabilrty assgswj by the exlstlrvd Trustees. Nthv Trustees aré
Bdmont.
Tnmtees sepie a twm of S aNI thère Is no the numbgr of tern￿ that can ￿ seryed by an
Indivklual.
Poll¢l•s adopt•d forth• Inductlryh •nd Ir•lnlng of Tnmt
Naw Tfusteas arn provthd wllh an InfmlKin Ththith irtkths of tho Memorandum of Assodatlon.
the Flnanclal Accounts and other reknnt I￿￿mental￿)n.
The Charity empbs¢ Speaalist Prdeswnal a(1Vw￿ *tr) a88lst both on a dayto day and a basls. Thoy
ovlde up to date advica to Ihe TnEst8as on a regulgr b8SiS.
The TNstees meet vegularly and arn Involved with Iho opwation of the Charity. The Trustee8 delegat8
tho day to day Funnirvj of the Charity and ils farmiry subsidiary to the Exe{artl￿ Officers {Clarke and Simpson.
nts to the Tn￿￿eS}.
Tntsteès am remunèrated.
•. Inv•slm•nt p¢Jw•rn
f. Rltsk manag•m•nt
Th8 Tntstses ha¥e Cond￿led thek ¢y*n the rna￿)r ri* to ¥knith the Charfty Is exposèd. aThJ $ystem$
have been establlshgj to mw Ihose FM)tentlal rfsks. Pro(*dures have been PLrt in placg to minlmiso both
extemal arHI Intemai risks aTrJ theso pr(K*dures ar8 p￿IC￿lY rev￿ to ensure that they sllu meet the
needs of the ChaW.
The Truste8s reCryJni￿ that ts key frnkial risk area 58 rwmiue. Thè inoJm8 indud85 houses and Ixrtt8ge
rents {thg usual risks arg i￿ured for an(1 number of properties the porwolio it Is hoped that thls Sncome
stream Is falrly well prote(tsd}, f8milng InLx)m. agaln insuranc8 covers busir*ss Interruptton against the Lbsual
Insurable risks. rent from the gcdf course. di¥*Jend Ir￿Me from the inveslment portfolk) and firtalty admiSS￿n$
Incorr￿ for the Pb)use and events. The Trustees ask Ihat weekty banklng 18 ￿rrIed oth duFing the sea8on 8nd
th8t other authoriSa￿n arKI r#yitroE pro(*dur8s are in opeY811on. Ccthparisons are madg throughout the yaar
Indu(lkng conyrlgM *lth wevk)us swrs.
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HARRIS IBELMOHD CHARITY
IA Company Umltsd by Gy•rnrrt••)
TRUSTEES. REPORT {CONTINUEO)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
Th8 Trustees {who aro al80 the directors of the cx)mpany the purF￿ses of (>ynpany E8w) are r8$k￿81ble foi
preparfng the Trustees, Rewt arKI the finwKial staigmgnts In accordance wlth appllcatAe law arKI Unlted
Klngdom Accounting Standards {United lfjngJom GernraltyAc(*ed A¢{￿Tr￿ng PracUc8}.
Company law requires the Trustees to preparg flnandal slatements for eaL* fknanclal year. Undèr ts)mpany law,
Trustees must not appwve Ihe fina￿181 staterr*nts unless they are satlsfled that thèy gNe a tfU¢ and falr
vtew of the stste of affairs of the Group arnl Ihe (￿1panY of thglr Incomlng resourcts and applicaknn of
resources, induding thglr inoime and expendibjre. for that In preparing thes6 llnanctal statements. the
Trusteas are requlred to:
sdact suitable accounting rKkn arKI then (x)rthnty,
obsèrve the mellhjds and principles of the Charilies SORP IFRS 102}:
make judgments and aco)untwig estimates that are reasonable and pnjdent,.
8tate whether applk4blé UK A(xounting SlaThJards (FRS 102) havg been folk)wed, sut4eca to any materlal
deparlures dlsdosed apd explained in the fjnapryal statements-
prepare the flnanclal slalements on the gO￿￿j concem basis unless it is Inapprowlate to presume that the
Group ww In buslne8&
The Trustees are re8p¢Thible for ad8quate a(>J)unllr¥J records that are suffi¢ignt to show and expl8ln
tha Group and the companls transactrlns arKI disdose wilh reasonable a¢xuraGy at any Ilme the financlal
p0s￿On of th8 Group 8TKI the ccrfnpany and enabl8 them to ertsure that tho finan￿31 statements comply wtth the
Companies Ad 2006. They are o1$0 reSp(￿S1b1e safeguardirvJ th8 assets of the Group and the company and
herth for tsking rgasonabie stops for the Fffovoniw ￿ dgtec1l￿ crffraud ond othgr rregularitles.
DlsGlosurg of Infornmtlon to •udltors
Each oftho pgr¥ons v4tho aro T￿￿ at the Ilm8 this Tnthes. ReFKKt18 apFKov&I ha8 Confirr￿d that
80 far as that Trusteo there is no FBleThrt autht information of whith th8 Charitab￿ group's
audltors 8re unaware, and
that Trustee has tsken all the steps thal ought to have been taken as a Tnjstee In ord8r to be aware of
any r818vant audit inf￿m￿ll0n and to 8ststAlsh that Ihe d￿thabIe group's audltors aro aware of that
AudltopJ
The 8uditOTS, Petsrs Ewthy & ￿cKe, have Indltzted thelr V*llllThJnes8 to ￿ntInue kn offiL*. The designated
Trustees I￿11 proFose a mollM the audltixs at 8 medng ofthe Trustees.
Approvgd by ordgr of thg mwnbgrs ofthe board ofTn*lo0s 8￿j *ned on thglr bohaff by.
Lord Colgrnln. c￿l￿n•Th
Tn￿te?
Date:
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HARRIS {BELMONT) CHARrrY
INDEPENDEpif AUDrroRS' REPORT TO THE MEIABERS OF HARRIS {BELMOND CHARITY
Oplnlon
We have audlled tho finan￿1 Stat*ne￿ d HarrL% (Bekn(xrt) Charfty (thg ￿￿ent thaiitablts compaty) 8nd Its
subsldlartes (the 'gmup') for the year endod 31 March 2021 tpthlch LThIWi5e the Consolidated Ststement of
FThncial ActsvI￿. the co[￿￿1at9d Balance SheeL Company Balance Sheet thg Corisolldoted St81ernent
of Cash Flows and the related notes. induthng a summary of signrfKant aa￿Unting pol￿88. The flnanctal
rerK)rting framgwork Ih8t has b￿n applled in th￿r Preparati￿ 15 a01cab￿ and UnFted Klngdom A(xount
Star¥Jards. includlng Fin*Kaal Rewtsng St8ThJ8rd 102 Yhe Fknandal Reporting Stsndard appliGablg In the UK
and Ropublk rrf IrdaTr* (Unitod K￿￿Orn GenerallyActepted Ar￿￿nts¥ PraLtro).
grrfe a tnje and falr of the slate of th8 and clthè ￿reTht L*s81ilablg ￿Mpan￿8 affalr8 as at 31
March 2021 and of the GfQUP'S resources aThJ •rvIK￿b)n of resourrx, In¢luding Ms Income and
gXFenditUT8 for tho then en¢Jed'
have bèen propety prgpaTe(l kn ac(xrdm ￿ Llnited K￿￿Offi G8n8raMy Aiyxpted A￿￿nIIng
have be8n propwed In ac4>xdm the rewrements of the Compgnios Ad 2006 and the Charrligs
Act2011.
B•sls for oplnl(m
Wè conduc*ed our audit in aCc￿rdar￿ vKlh InternatkThl Standards on A￿li￿ng {LH(I (ISAS (UK)) and appllcablé
taw. Our respons1￿1￿￿¢$ under those sfandards are further desc¥1￿ in the Audil(Ys' rgsponslbllttles for the aud
of th8 financial ststoments section of our report. We are indeFendenl of lh8 GroLP In accordance with the ethical
requlreThnts that are relevant to ow audii of the fman(xal statgrr*nts kn the Unlted KlIWom. in¢￿dIng the
FIn8nd￿ Reportkig CcyJncAfs Ethk41 Stsndard, atvj wa haby fumllwj our other ethKal r85p0ns1bll￿88 In
accordance vAth tr￿$6 requirements. We b811gve that evklence havg <)btaln&J 18 sufflthnt arKI
appropriate to provth a basis ts ouroFthk)n.
Con¢luslon$ r•latlng to golng conc•rn
In at¥JMFro the finanLlal Statorm￿, <xjrKl￿ that the Tnthes. u88 of the golrwJ concom b8sls of
condltsons that IndivkJu81ty ￿ oylethely, may (xst swJnsfir￿t th)ubt on tho Group's or the parent charitsble
compan￿$ ablllty to txntlnue as a g(Ang tr)rK￿rn for a p8md of at 188st twdve mnth$ from when the financlal
statèmnts are authori￿ for15￿.
Our responsilxlth8s and the resp￿￿1￿$ of th& Tntstees to goÈry conctm ar6 descrfb8d In the
relevant sec11L￿ of thls r0porL
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(A Cwnp•ny Lhnltsd by Guarnnt••}
INDEPENDEKf AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF HARRIS (BELMONTI CHARrrY
{coTr¥nNUED
Oth•r Infomballan
Tho othèr infonnation compris8s the information induded in the knnual Report othgr than the Ilnanclal
statements aThJ cwr Auditors. Report thereon. Tho Twstees are responslble for the other knforma￿On cx)ntsined
within the Annual Report. Our opinion on the finanaal statoments does rK)t cover the other Infomation and.
exGepl to the extent othernise ststed In our iepcrt, not express any fomi of assuran(x cOndus￿n
thereon. Our responsibibty is to read the other Inform￿ aTrJ. ￿ doing so. (x)nSid￿ whether the other
Inform8tk)n18 matedalty In(x)nslstent wlth the finarthial StateM￿ts or our knowledge obtsined in the ￿Urse of the
•udtt. or oth8Mse appears to bo materiaHy mis5tabJ. If we identify such mat81ial inconsKstenu85 or apparent
material misstatements. we are ￿UlTed to determine Vrt￿ther this glves rlse to a materfal mlsslatement In the
financial State￿￿Trts themselves. If. bosed on the work we ho￿ pgrfmd. W￿ that there i¥ a material
mlsstatement of this other irrformation, w8 are required to reFQrt Ihat faGL
We have nothlry to re[￿rt in thls regwd.
Oplnlon an oth•r m•tt•rs pr•sGrib•d by ts Ctynp•l•s *4t 2006
In our OF4nlon, basad on the Und￿tsken in thè oflhe audiL"
tnfcm•tion glven in the TEUSteeg Report for the finanL¥al the finanaal st8tements are
prepared18 ￿n￿Stent *qth the finandal statern￿.
the Trustees. ReFrf)rt has bo8n prepared In aC￿danc* 8tWknble *al requlremwrts.
Ilattorn on vthlch arn r•qulv•d to i•wt by exw
In the Ilght of our kno*ledge and uThJerstsThJfvJ of ts d￿ritabl& CCAry)any and gnvironmgnt obtslnod In the
We have nothir4J to report in res￿4 of the fol(Mryy matt￿5 in rektion k> Compant85 Act 2006 requlres
us to raport to y)u W. In CA￿ a￿lOn.
the parent tharllable company has nol kept adw4uale suffident accounting reLxJrds. or r8tums
adfjquats for our audn have rnt beén from branches not by us,. or
the pargnt charftsble compony finaTriat stateThnts are not In agreement vAth the aCC￿n￿ng records and
returns; or
we have not received all the infcKmakn and explanations we require for our aud￿ c
the Tr¥Jstees were not entrlled to prepare the financial Staterr￿ in accordance with Ihe sm8H companies
ragime and tske advantage of the small u)mpanies' exemptions in prepafwbg the Trustees. Report and
from thè requinr*nt to pwre a Strategk Rer
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INDEPENDENT AUDrroR* REPORT TO THE MEIIBERS OF HA￿gIs(BELlIoFlT) CHARITY
(COIffiNUED)
RMponslbllltlo% of InMt••b
As ewalned n￿￿8 fijlty in the Trustees, Resw*lbllNl88 Ststemwtt. the Tnths (WI￿ are also the dirg¢tors of
tha L*arita￿e company for the wrtthes cl tsjmpany ￿wI are respo￿[blO for preparation of the financlal
ststements and for bekng salsfied that they gr￿e a t￿￿ and fair vithv, and for such intemal control as th8
Trustees determine Is necessary to enabte the Ikwxlal slatemertts that are fr88 from material
mlsststemenL whethèr dué to fraLvJ OT grror.
In prepadng the finanaal ststements, th8 Tntstees are responstt>Ee for a5s9sslng fv Group'$ and the parnnt
¢harÈlable compBnYs abllty to fXY¢tinu8 as a going ¢X￿￿rn. disdoslng, as 8ppElCab￿. matters related to golng
concem and ￿n9 the gokvJ cxwthm basi5 of accountiFWJ unlgss the Trustees ellher Intend to Itquldate the Group
or the parent charttable u)mpany or to Orwati(￿S. or have realL8ttc aEt8mative but to do so.
Chjr ￿eCtNeS are to obtakn Tgag)nable as8urarK• about T*h8th0r the fingndal slatements as a are free
from matsiial mlsstat8mfjnt. vknelhr due to fraud or error. aTKI to issue an Aud6tOTS' Report that Include8 our
opinK)n. Reasonable assurance Is a hNJh of assuran￿. Ixrt ￿ rKrt a warantèe that an audll conducted in
accord8nce vAth ISA8 (UK) wll aw d9￿# a matertal mlsstatement kn it exists. m￿rnents can arfse
from fraud or error and are considergd Materf￿ rf. lTrJNHlualty or n the aggregate, they could r8ason8bly be
expecknj to Infiu8nc8 the oconomlc dedslons of takm on thg basis ofthese Ilnanaal ststements.
IrT8gularlli8s, Indudkn￿ fra￿1, are of wlth twws ar￿ rngulations. We deslgn pro¢adure8
in line vlih our responslblllties. Ou￿n￿l atthw, to detect m8lero1 mlsstatements In respect of iwularitigs.
IndLMllng fraud. The extent to whKh our t￿c(￿jure$ arn capth of d8t8cling irregul8rf1i86. indudlrwJ fraud Is
detalled beknw..
Audlt procedures parfom*d by the engagement team to Idenbfy and 8S5es5 the risks of material mi5ststement
In ￿SpecI of lffewlarfues. Ind￿l￿a f¥aud end r￿￿e¢m[￿*￿e *ith laws and regulath)ns. wèrn as foll(Y￿s.
IderrttrKth ofthe laws and regulatK>ns were siffiant kn the conigxt of Ihg Group through
of the (*arlty $6ctor.
We focused on sperific I￿ and regulal(Th ￿nsId8T￿d m8y have a dlrect materlal affect on
the financial statements, IndudlNJ the charl￿ Act 2011. CompanS8s Act 2006 arKI t8X8lbn IegisL8flc￿.
We obta￿ed an understsndlfig crf the Group's Fthes a￿{ prrxedure5 rxNnpIlan￿ th laws and
regulalons, Indudlrw doc￿￿ntal￿?n ofany InStar￿ of r￿￿(￿lMPlianCfj.
We assessed the $l￿Ptibl1ty of the group and parent financlal statements to materfal m188L￿eMenI,
induding obtainirrfJ On understsndkng of fraud m*3hl c¢cur. by making 8nquiries of management as to whore
they consldered thern was susceptibilty to fraud, Ihwr krn￿￿ed9e of aLtsI. suspg(*ed arKI alleged fraud and
consSd8rfng the Intemal C*)ntrols in place to M￿le rtsks offrnud and nowomplfance wlth kws and rngulatkns.
We dIso￿Sed among the audft a￿agement team rggardlng tho opp￿￿nitE5 and hKenbves that may oxlst
wtthln the cffganlsallon forfraud and and V4tsre fraud mlghl (M￿r In th8 finan(id Statemènts.
Page 11

## **HARRIS (BELMONT) CHARITY** 

## **(A Company Limited by Guarantee)** 

## **INDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF HARRIS (BELMONT) CHARITY (CONTINUED)** 

In common with all audits under ISAs (UK), we are also required to perform specific procedures to respond to the risk of fraud through management bias and override of controls. In addressing the risk of fraud through management override of controls we: 

- Tested the appropriateness of a sample of journal entries and other adjustments; 

- Designed procedures to identify unexpected and unusual journal entries and performed testing to confirm the validity of such postings; 

- Assessed whether the significant accounting judgements and estimates made in the financial statements, as detailed in the principal accounting policies, were indicative of potential bias; and 

- Evaluated the business rationale of any significant transactions that were unusual or outside the normal course of business. 

In response to the risk of irregularities and non-compliance with laws and regulations, we designed procedures which included, but were not limited to: 

- Agreeing financial statement disclosures to underlying supporting documentation; 

- Reading the minutes of meetings of those charged with governance; and 

- Enquiring of management as to actual and potential litigation and claims. 

There are inherent limitations in our audit procedures described above. The more removed that laws and regulations are from financial transactions, the less likely it is that we would become aware of non-compliance. Auditing standards also limit the audit procedures required to identify non-compliance with laws and regulations to enquiry of the trustees and other management and the inspection of regulatory and legal correspondence, if any. 

Material misstatements that arise due to fraud can be harder to detect than those that arise from error as they may involve deliberate concealment or collusion. 

A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial statements is located on the Financial Reporting Council's website at: www.frc.org.uk/auditorsresponsibilities. This description forms part of our Auditors' Report. 

## **Use of our report** 

This report is made solely to the charitable company's members, as a body, in accordance with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of the Companies Act 2006, and to the charitable company's trustees, as a body, Part 4 of the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might state to the charitable company's members those matters we are required to state to them in an Auditors' Report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law, we do not accept or assume responsibility to anyone other than the charitable company and its members, as a body, for our audit work, for this report, or for the opinions we have formed. 

## **Jayne Rowe (Senior Statutory Auditor)** 

for and on behalf of **Peters Elworthy & Moore** Chartered Accountants Statutory Auditors Salisbury House Station Road Cambridge CB1 2LA 

17 December 2021 

Page 12 



(A comp￿ Lknlt•d by GuaTant••)
CONSOUDATED STATEMENT OF FIPIANc￿ ACTivmES (INCORPORATING INCOME AND
EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
TolAI
funds
2020
fun
2021
2021
INCOME FROM:
17.570
687.550
$03.$29
23,913
17,SlO
687,550
56,169
1.060.323
550,001
Other trading aolivi158s
Inv8strn8nts
Olhgr Inoorrnj
23.913
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENDMJRE ON:
Raising funds
charitab￿ aotsvit
1.232.5tr2
1,232,S62
1,666,493
630.785
741.452
630,785
741.452
779.795
647,925
TOT￿ EXPENDITURE
1.372337
1.371237
1.427,720
NET {EXPENDITUREyINCOME BEFORE IET
GAINSI{LOSSES> ON INVESTMEKrs
(139MS)
(139.675)
238.773
Net g8ln81(Ic658s) on invfjstm
1939280
2,939,280
(455.266)
NE[ IAOVEMENT IN FUNDS BEFORE OTHER
RECOGNISED GAINS
OTHER RECOGNISED GAINS:
Galns on r6vaiuatlon assets
ITJgm5 2.799.60S
(216,493)
712.520
711520
NET MOVEMEKf IN FUNDS
1512,125
3.512.12S
{216,493)
Total fuThds brought fonyard
Net movemnt In funds
44,511,599
&512.125
44,511,599
3,512.125
44,728.092
(216.493)
TOTAL FUNDS CPRRIED FORWARD
023,n4 48.023,724
44,511,599
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HARRIS18ELMONTI CHARITY
IA Company Limited by Guarantee)
REGISTERED NUMBER: 08208048
CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 MARCH 2021
2021
2020
Note
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets
Herrtage assets
Inve51menls
14
18.263,807
3.834,388
24.855,764
17,459,289
3,834,388
21,950.788
15
16
46.953,959
43,244,465
CURRENT ASSETS
Stocks
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
18
19
270.449
197,081
758.571
318,396
288,463
8B2,998
1.226.101
1.489,857
Credrtors.. amounts falling due within one
year
20
1156,3361
1222.7231
NET CURRENT ASSETS
1.069,765
1,267,134
TOTAL NET ASSETS
48.023,724
44,S11,S99
CHARITY FUNDS
Unreslricle11 funds
48,023,724
44,511,599
TOTAL FUNDS
48,023.724
44,511,599
The Trustees acknowledge their resrKJnsibilrtiès lor cornp￿"ng wrth the requiremgnls of Ihe Aci with respect lo
accounting records and preparation of financkgl statements.
The financial statements have been prepared in accordance wrth the provisK)ns appI￿ab￿ to enlrties subject lo
the small companies wime.
The financial statements were approved and authoris&l for issue by the Trustees and signed on their behalf by..
The Lord Colgrain. Chalmian
Date..
18. 12 7è2,
The notes on pages 17 10 41 fomi part of these financial 5&1te￿￿nts.
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HARRIS18ELMONT) CHARITY
IA Company Limited by Guarantee)
REGISTERED NUMBER: 08208048
COMPANY BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 MARCH 2021
2021
2020
Note
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets
Heritage assets
Inveslmenl$
14
15
16
18,232,562
3,834,388
25,091,581
17,421,014
3.834,388
22.262,948
47,158,631
43,518,350
CURRENT ASSETS
Stocks
Debtors
Cash al bank and in har
18
19
782
314,242
655,860
782
447,S2S
651,932
970,884
1.100.239
Credrtors.. amounts fallir¥J due wrthin one
yegr
20
(105.6911
1106.9901
NET CURRENT ASSETS
865.193
993,249
TOTAL NET ASSETS
48.023.724
44,511,599
CHARITY FUNDS
unrestr￿ted funds
48,023.724
44,511,599
TOTAL FUNDS
48,023,724
44,511,S99
The Trustees acknowwge their responsibilities for CoMp￿1ng with the wuirements of the Act with ￿Spect lo
accounting records and preparalDn of financkgl ststements
The financial sl8tewenls have been p￿pa￿d in accothnce wrth the provisions applicable lo enlilies subject lo
the Small companies re9imè.
The Company has taken advantage of the exemption allowed under SeCt￿n 408 of the Companies Act 20Cfj and
has not presented its own Statement of Financial Activrt￿S In these finan￿al statements.
The financ
l statements were approved and authorised for issue by the Trustees and signed on their behalf by..
Tho LordSOlgraln. Chalm)an
D*e'.
The notes on pages 17 to 41 fomi part of these financial slalements.
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HARRIS {BELMONn CHARITY
CONSOUDATED STATEMEKf OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
2021
2020
CPSH FLOWS FROM OPERATING AcnvmES
Net cash used kn operatlng acthltss
(533,571) <376,936)
C￿￿ FLOWS FRIX INVESTING ACTMTIES
Cividends, Inl8rests and rents from investm￿ts
PLsrthase ol iangible fixed assets
503.529
550,001
(119A201
188.613)
2,169,734
2.634,573
{2.13&4301 (2.619,76S)
Purchase of InVestr￿ts
NET Cfv3H PROVH)ED BY INVESnNG ACTiillTIES
41U13
476.196
CHANGE IN CPSH AND CASH EQUIVALEiifs IN THE YE
(115,1581
874729
99,260
Cash and cash equNa]ents at the teginniry ofthg
774,469
CASH AND CASH EQUIVALEiifs AT THE END OF THE YEAR
756,571
873,729
The rEot88 on pages 17 to 41 fomi part ofthe8e finarthl statements
Page 16

IA Company Lknltod by Guarnntso)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IIARCH 2021
1.1 WIS OF PREPPRATION OF FINANCIAL STATEMEp¥rs
AC￿Unting and Rewling ty Char￿e5. Statemwt of Re(#)TrThnded Practlc8 appllcable to charWe$
prepariTh3 tholr a(￿unts in a¢cordarKe wlth the Flnan(aal Rewtlng Stsndard 8pplicable In the UK
8nd Republic of Ir8Eand (FRS 102} seo)nd edltion Odober 2019 leffectlve 1 January 2019). the
Flnanclal ReFKwOng Stsr#Jard appts￿ in Ihek UK and Repubk of Ireland IFRS 102) 8rxl the
Compani88 Act 20C6.
H8Tts (Bgknont) Chaty meets the delh)Nkn (rf 8 pubk benefit entity under FRS 102. Assgts aTrJ
IlabUIUes are Inhlally re(wnlsed at hiskni(zl cost ￿ tranSa￿K￿ value unless otherwise slated In th8
Thg Conso]￿￿ated Statement (rf AcJvlks (SOFA) arxl Consolkjated Balance Sheet
cOnsoE￿ ￿ financlal Statem￿ ofth8 ¢c¥npany its subsidh?ry undeTtd(w. The resuts of the
subsldlary are (x)nsdldated on a kne ty Ine basls.
12 COMPANY STATUS
The c¢Jmpany Is a company ￿Mtted by gu8rnrrtee. Th8 memb8rs of the company are the Tn￿tse8
named on page 1. In ts eventol the wnpany being *wnd ￿, the In reyct of tha gurarrtee
limited to £10 per mgmb8rof the CAynpany.
1J FUND ACCOUNTING
General funds arn unrest11(￿ funts or8 avaHalJle for use at the dlscfetlon of the Trustees in
fvrtheran¢e of the gerwal obiecbvgs of the GrOL￿ and ¥*thka) have not bèèn desh3natad for other
wrpose&
Dè81gnatsd funds comprtse unre8lrthd fu￿ that have ￿en set asfjde by the Tnths for Foriityjlar
purpo￿. The akn and ol d8synatod fund Is set (Art kn thè Th)ts& to tha finanryal
stalBments.
P8ge 17

IA Company Lknlted by Guarante•)
NOTES TO THE HNANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
ACCOUNTING POUCIES {¢ontlnu•d)
1.4 INCOME
AJI Inm18 rwnised or￿8 the grcrtw ha5 entitlement to th8 inc4Jme. It is probabb that the Inco
rfll be reeelvthy the amount cl in(xrfne receiN*ble can be mewed reliabty.
ottage incomo and renewable heat Ir￿nI￿e In￿m8. Inwne from f8rnwng aclivrties is reC0gnr￿d in
the perK)d when the crop Is hap￿￿ed. Holhjay 03ttage Incomè is rewnised in the perisxl when the
Is let. RemainiNJ inrAlTh is rnwgntsed on rec*ipL
Income from InVeSt￿ts c(Mnpite rental pmpty investsnent wrtrol*) Inco￿ and Interest
Income from ¢th&Ftable adwknes c4Jnyise admiss￿ foes from visitors to the House and grounds
and other everts hekl and are recognrsed on the date of admlssion or w￿.en the event Is held.
DlviderKls arn recconised on¢0 ￿ di¥idwKI has b88n dedared and nofftakn ha8 b88n ree8lv8d of
the dMdeThJ dug.
Interest (m fvFK15 hekl on deposit is Ythen reo%ivable arwj the amount be measured
rolk8bly bythe thariiy. this is T￿rmal￿ upon notfication of the interest pahl or payabl8 by the bank.
1.5 EXPENDtruRE
Expenditure 1$ rgcognlsed orKe there is a lryal or construc￿8 obllgatlon to tr8nsf8r econ¢)mlc ￿noffl
to a third paty. It Is prcl)ab18 thal a transfer of etxinomlc beneflts VAII be Nulred In settlement and
tho amount (rf the oblvJation can be ff*asured Telk4bty. Expondlture Is classthad by a¢tlvity. The costs
of each are made up of the tolal of (￿Sts 8nd sh8r6d Costs. Induding support costs
Involved In undertaklng each athty. Dlrect attrltMJlab￿ to a ￿ngle are altocated diractly
to that acbvity. Shared rxjsts ￿￿trIbUte to moro than one aclivity and support o)sts whlch aro
not attrlbulable to a slngle a• are apwlh)r*d betr+￿n those actlvitle5 on a basis ￿nsIstent wlth
the uso of f8soufc8s. Central staff c(6ts aro allo(2t8d tho basis of Ilmo spenL and deprnda
tharges althated on the oftr* assefs use.
Fundrawng cosls ar8 th(>se incuffed fft Seokng voluntsry c(mttJutrons do Mt Indude the CC#sts
of dlssemlnatlng Infomiatlon In support d Ihe dwritsble a(Alvltles. ft also incEudes the cost of
gwk8rating fvnds armj these ￿n¥)rISe tho I￿sts associated with attrathg voluntary Incomè and the
costs assodated w5th runnlng the glft stKJp and the fam). Sukwt Costs arè th¢Jse c4Jsts incurred
dlrecty In 8UPPOrt of 8xpendibJre on I￿ ot4eds of thè cx4npany and includ8 proJ8ct marwement
ExpefKlibJre c*aiilable activikn i5 ifKuTred on directy undertaking the a¢ti¥thgs whth further the
Group's objeclives. as well as any ass￿￿￿ support costs.GovamancB o)sts relate to profO￿lOnal
All eyryllbjrn Is Inck*fve of Irrecove￿1￿ VAT.
Pag8 18

IACompMy Lknltad ty lknranlo•)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
ACCOUPrnNG POUCIES (contlnu
1.6 GOING CONCERN
these financial statemants. Tollact tho impad of COVID.19 on ts ÉnooTh and planned
expenditure. The trusteos have a re&sonth expect8th)n that the charfty has adequate r88ource8 to
continue in operatlonal ex￿1￿ for the fctrreseeable fU￿re.
1.7 GOVERNIAENT GRANTS
expend￿ule k In￿rred.
1.8 TMGIBLE FIXED ￿SE[s W4D DEPRECIATION
Subsequgnt addikn to Beknont Fkjuse and grounds repreSOntr￿ Improvements to the propety aro
deprecbted over 10 sws. General rewrn and maintwtance expen(rrture Is ￿Itten off In the year to
whlth 11 relates. It alxtr Indud8s wnwoveThnts to propety through the tradlng subsklkqry, whlch 13
Tanglblo fixod a88ets am ￿ttled at nèt of deweaatkn WKI any for Impalment.
DeprecÈath)n is provwjed at rates ¢2lculatad to writ8 off the costs of assets, 1888 tr￿1r •8tlmat6d
Plant ond ma¢hinery
1.9 HERrrAGE ￿SSET5
Thèse oro knd èssets are of hlstorKg1 slgnifKanc8 aThl are hakl In ordw to advance the
preservation and consalva￿n owves of d￿rity. As SLK*. thty ￿MprIse Belmont House and
grounds, whlch ￿ canied at the orlglnal t￿$1 or vahjalton when it Wds transfelrgd to the Chority, and
The 8eknont H(￿Se C￿leCtion ￿*bth complFises the ¢))ntents of B8lrrvJnt House, beSng wDrks of art.
palntings. fumlbjre and othér chattèls togdlw *ilh a of clocks and watthE ￿lch are
de8med to b8 of historic or artistc vnFthan(*.
In a￿O￿nI% the SORP. assets are not depre￿￿, as the Trustees c4)nslder that the
INes of these assets arn suffictenty lory and re5bJual values. based on prtcos prevailling at the time
¢if acquisitson or subsequent Valuation, are sullkknty hhJh that thelr dep￿18￿1n is insignmcant. Any
permanent dlmlnutlon In value ￿USed by obsoles￿n¢t is tharged to th8 Statement of financlal
Page 19

IA Comp•ny Umltod by Guarantso)
NOTES TO THE RIIANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR EKOED 31 IAARCH 2021
ACCOUNTING POUCIES {MTrtlnu•d)
1.10 INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
Investrnent ar8 Ind￿jed h) Ihe Balance sheet al th8tr m8rket value fn accordane8
FRS102 8nd are nol depreclaled. This treatment is ccffltrary to the Companles Act 2006 which
states that flxed assets shouha be dewecth bul is, in thg opinSon of the Tmstees. n¢￿sOry in
orderto give a true and fair view cl ￿ finandal t￿811￿1n ofthe (x)mpany and the group.
1.11 W4VESTMEltts
FExed asset InvgStm8nts are a fonn of financ4al instrument and are Inttlally re￿nISed at thelr
tranSac￿n w4t and subseq￿ty measurnd at f￿r vah* al the Balance Shegl dale, unless tho value
cannot be M￿ured re118bly In whk* ose1115 measured at ¢xét loss Imp￿M￿nL
Investhert g￿n8 and k)sses. realised or unroattsed. are ￿mbIned and presèntod as
'GalnsllLosses) on in.Ve5tr￿nts, n the ConsolKlated Slaternen*. of Flnandal ALkn4bes.
Invesknents In subsKliaFies are at not tKx)k val￿.
1.12 ST(KKS
stLth are ¥a￿ed at the kTh¥er of w8t and net realiSab￿ v8lu8 after maklTr3 due atlowanc8 for
Fam) stock indudes Ihe re￿vant propo￿ d available aAJ arnl sel aslde subsldles. Whero subshli8s
1.13 DEBTORS
Trad8 and other detrtors are Tetwlsed at Ihe settlement amcwnt after any trade dI8￿￿nt offerèd.
Pfepayments org al the anYAmt prgpaKI netofany lrnde dlscounts dug.
1.14 CASH AT BANK AND IN HAND
Cash at bank arwj kn harKI indudes osh arKI short-twm hh3hty Mqukl investrnents *ith a short maturlly
of three mcffiths or18ss Injm the date of araw￿l(lon or opening of thè dep)slt or *mllar account.
1.15 UABIUTIES AND PROVISIOIIS
Liabilltlgs arg reLX)gniwJ Ihere Is an ottykn at the Balance Sheet date as a re8Urt of a past
evenL il Is probable that 8 translor (rf 8(xJwn￿ benefit wdl be requireil in selUom8nÉ, and tha amount
ofthg setuement can be estlmated rew*.
are rnMgn18ed at am¢xxbt that the compary ￿Pate5 It pay to sott18 thè debt or
Provisions arg ￿asur￿l at the best gsllm8te ol the 8momts reqLsIr￿ to ¥ettbg th8 obllgatk)n. Whore
the effect of the time vatue of rrnr￿y 15 matertal, the prOV￿10n Is based on tha prosent value of those
arrv)unts. dlscwnted at Ihe pre-tax dls(¥)unt rats that refiecas the risks $peufic to the Ilablllty. Th8
unvAndlng of the (18¢￿￿1 18 reco￿￿￿ in the Cons0￿￿ted Ststement of Flnanclal Acbvitles as a
finance cosL
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{A Comp•ny Lknlt•d by Gtslrnntw)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEiirs
FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
AccouKnNG POUCIES (Co￿￿￿•
1.16 FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
The company only has ffin*Kyal as50ts arnl ￿T￿n(W Ilablltlgs of a klrnj that quallfy as b8slo financlal
Instruments. Basic fina￿TraI ithments are inilially rwnlsed at transaction value an(1 subsequently
measLTrr￿ at thelr settkn￿ value wllh the excepth)n of bank knans wthi¢h ar8 sub8thwentty
moasurwj at amoftised cost using the eff￿lIVe interest melh(xl.
1.17 PENSIONS
the amounts payabk byts wroany to fund in res&￿t of the
CRMCAL AccoupifiNG ESTIIAATES AND AREAS OF JUDGEMEKr
factors. indudlrvJ e>Wakns of fuiure are ba￿8¥•j to b8 rea80nable und8r tho
The company makes estlrth assumpkns ctswning the fU￿re. The resulti￿ aC￿untIng
ostimates and assumpllons wlll. by definllhjn. sehjom e¢wal tho rel81od a(aual results. The esttmates and
assumpttons that have a Signif￿nI rssk of causvwJ a matwial ad}usb7wnt to the Carr￿ng amounts of
Invastmgnt woperues are In the Balarte sheet at thelr OFen market valuo In aC￿rdanCe wlth
FRS102 and 8re Mt deI*ec￿ted. This trealmont is contrary to th8 Companies Ad 20C￿ whkh stales that
fixed assets shwld t• d8preclated but Is, In the otkn ￿ the Trustegs. I￿ss8ry In order to gfve a trua
and fair Vie&¥ ofthe flnancJal tK*llkJn of ts Cl￿ and the group.
INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTivrrES
Total
funds
2020
2021
2021
Admlsskjns and events
17.570
17A70
56.169
Total 2020
56.169
56.169
Poge 21

HARRIS IBELMOIffj CHARITY
(A CryDpany Lknllod by Guarnntsol
NOTES TO ThE HNANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YE*R ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
FUNDRAISING INCOPAE
Total
funds
fund•
2021
funds
Shcy 8rKI tea rocffi in¢))m8
Hollday cottap rent
Other In(t¥xe
Speaal èvents
5.623
25.663
73.742
5.623
25,663
73,742
26.478
31.528
105,028
105.028
136,404
Total 2020
136,404
136,404
Incom• from non charflabh trndlng acllvll
Unr•strl¢ted
lunds
2021
Tolal
Total
fund8
2020
2021
Farmtr
$82.522 SB2.$22
Y23.919
T¢)tal 2020
923,919
923.919
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N¢JfES TO THE FINANc￿L STATEMEIITS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
INVESTMEP4T INCOME
Tolal
Totsl
funds
2020
fvnd•
2021
2021
Estate rents
Ltsted nvestmwts
Interest recelvable
406.859
96,236
406.859
96236
390.081
1S8.320
503.529
503.529
550.001
Total 2020
550,001
550,001
OThER INCOMING RESOURCES
Total
funds
2021
TOL21
funds
2020
nds
2021
23,913
23.913
Government grants recefvabl8 (x)rts&ts of 8mcAKts I•￿rIaL￿O under the Coronoyiws Job Relenlh)n
Scheme (CJRS).
Page 23

IACompony Llmlt•d by Gu•rnnt••)
NOTES TO THE FIN*J4CIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
COST OF RAISING FUNDS
Costs of rnlslng voluntary Incon
Unrutrlthd
funds
2021
Total
funds
2021
Totsl
lunds
2020
14.$69
2,924
13.665
3.924
3.017
22.745
14A69
1>24
13J65
3M24
3,017
22,745
26.808
Event t￿ts
Hollday u)8ts
18.969
15,830
8.565
22.746
Sub8¢￿p￿0nS
Marwment lees
60.744
60,744
118.486
Total 2020
118.486
118.486
Fundrnlllng tradlng exp￿•
Unr•Btrict•d
fiEnds
2021
Total
Total
nds
2020
2021
Fam￿n9 expendlbjre
535.136
535.136
627.637
Totsl 2020
627,637
627.637
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IAComyy Llmlt•d by Gu•rnnt••
NOTES TO THE FINMICIAL STATEMEpirs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MPACH 2021
INVESTIAEpif IAANAGEMEKf COSTS
Total
ftsnds
2020
funds
2021
fund•
2021
Investmwt monagemert fg8s
¥905
33.672
Totsl 2020
33,672
33.672
ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE ON CHARITABLE ACTMTIES
Total
funds
2021
Totsl
fvnds
2020
funds
2021
Belmont Houso aThl grounds
452.039 452.039 384.759
289.413
289A13
263.166
741.452
741,452
647,925
Total 2020
647.925
647.925
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HARRIS {BELAIONTI CHAR[
{ACompwy Lknlt•d by Guwant••}
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEJA ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
10. ANALYSIS OF EXPENDMJRE BY ACTivmES
und•rtaken
dlr•ctly
2021
Support
T¢>tal
nds
2021
Total
ffiJnd$
2020
2021
Beknont Hw8e and ground8
412.496
39.543 452m9
21,893
289A13
384.759
263.166
680.016
61.436
741A52
647.925
Tot812020
75,881
647,925
B•lmonl
House and
gr¢wnds
2021
Estat•
Total
funds
2021
Total
funds
2020
2021
127.867
3.704
133.4(N)
5,755
13,232
891
2,039
16,678
69.234
261267
270.644
8.710
19.178
11.907
32.712
22.078
153.575
4.739
15.038
12.891
20,572
Equipment repai
Motor vehtde expenses
Light and h8at
Insurance
13232
7.033
34.152
20.586
281687
1,583
10.S59
18.809
6.142
31113
Propety rates
Repatrs lo propgrty
H¢yJs8 resloratton
Grounds 8fKI garth maintewK•
Woodland mwntenanf*
Depredallon
213.453
1.￿3
3.077
18.809
20.649
412,496
267.520
680,016
572,044
Tolal 2020
335.391
236.653
572,044
Pag8 26

{A c￿ Umll•d by ¢aMrwht••)
NOTES TO THE F114ANCIAL STATEMENTS
F(kR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
10. *J4ALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE BY ACTiVr￿ IGwtlny•d)
B•lmont
and
Total
Total
funds
2020
2021
2021
2021
Finan￿ costs
Professlonal fees {go¥om￿ costs)
2.297
33,819
4.361
49,829
524
4.618
33M19
T8leplH)ne
Bad dèbts
4,433
4.433
1.383
15.166
Management fees
1S.163
11103
39.543
21,893
61A36
75,881
Tcéal 2020
49,388
26.513
75.881
11. AUDITORS. REMUNERATION
The audith. renwrwalk)n am￿nts to an fee of£9.844 P020. £10.758). and nOn-8￿j11 sepAca8
of£8.5Yd (2LY20- £8.146).
11 STAFF COSTS
Group
2020
Char
2020
2021
2021
Wages and salaries
Soclal secuTIty costs
243.521
14675
251.085
17.137
243.521
15.67S
251.085
17,137
1071
2,422
1071
2,422
2612SI
270.844
261.267
270,644
Pag6 27

{ACompary Umltsd ty G￿rnn￿OI
NOTES TO THE HmANC￿ STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
11 STAFF COSTS (conllnu•d)
The average nthythr of petscw emrAoywJ bythg wmparythwing the w88 88 follth¥s:
Group
2020
No.
2021
Direci Charrtab￿ acilvlu
16
19
No empk)yee recelved remuner8tk￿ 8mountlThJ to tt¥)re than £60.OLK) in ellhgr Jpor.
The key managemenl personnel of the tharity ojmpiise the Tnthes and Clarf(e & Shnpson are
Con￿dered part of key managemenL Fees V•we paid to C￿rke & Simpson in the totslllng £44.029
{2020 - £60,721) comprising £37.908 (2020 - £37.914) in retalion to Harrls18elmont} Charity and £6.121
{2020- £22.807) In relatkjn to Be￿rK￿ LimI￿j.
13. TRUSTEES REMUNERATION AND EXPENSES
Durfng th8 swr, Truslees reCe￿￿d anyremunef8tk)n or ott*r ivth12020- £NIL}.
DurfrKJ the ended 31 Marth 2021. exF*nses tdall¥¥ £286 ￿re rgiml)ursed or pald dlrrtuy to 2
Tn￿tee$ {2020- £313 to 2 T￿￿}.
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(AComp#ny Lknlt•d by G￿￿nI¥•)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEPll8
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
14.
¢J•
Group
Fre•hold ImprovomM Planl and
machlnery
Totol
Cost or valuaflon
At 1 Aprfl 2020
1724S,080
425,•31
861,813 18,532.W24
27,370
119.420
711520
711520
At 31 MarL* 2021
18.040.01
435,581
889.183 19.364.764
At 1 Pgri12020
Charg8 for the s*ar
411597
1712
660.938
24,710
1.073,535
27A22
At 31 Marth 2021
414309
685.648 1,100.9Yf
N•t bo•)k v•
At 31 March 2021
18.040.0
203.535 18263.807
At 31 Marth 2020
17.245.080
13.334
200,875 17.459.289
Page 29

HARRIS IBELMONT) CHAIIYY
(A Compw LIMIt￿ ty Guarants•l
NOTES TO THE HNANCIAL STATEIIENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
1& TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS (canflnu•d)
Charlty
Property
Frnehold Inyornn Pl•nl and
m•¢hln•ry
Total
Cost or valuatlon
At 1 April 2020
Add￿oTrs
17245.080
82A(
712,520
182
447.058 17.990A20
27.370
110,420
711520
Revaluatkms
At 31 Marth 2021
18.040.000
307.832
474.428 18.821260
D•preclatlon
Al 1 Aprll 2020
Charge for the
204109
1.182
274,197
19,210
20,392
At 31 Marth 2021
296291
293A07
N•1 book
At 31 Marth 2021
18.1140.000
181,021
18.232.562
At 31 Marth 2020
1724S,080
3.073
172.861
17,421.014
Th8 frfjohokl land an waro revalu￿1 at 31 March 2021, on a basls of market vdue. by quallfigd
PTofesstonal valueTS v￿￿ng for Q¥ke & SlmpsLm, In th8 c4)arAly of irtyiend8nt valu8rs whlth
valued the freehcAd18nd at £18.04m.
The TevaluatkM model has t)8en •Jopled and the trustees th8 valuatlon of the freohokl land to
be m8terlalty ￿nSIStent with Ihe net book value as at 31 March 2021.
I Ihe hlstLvlc rnst basL8 of ac(￿nI￿V h&J been U￿1. the fre8h￿ larKI w(xAd have had a carryrfng value
01£618k (2020.. £618k>.
Pago 30

NOTES TO THE FIPIANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 PAARCH 2021
15. HERtTAGE ASSETS
Bfrlmont
8•lmont
House and
House
grounds Collg¢Uon
2021
Total
Canfv9 vauo at 1 Awil 2020
489,482 3,344,906 3.831.388
Group and Cohyny
2019
2018
2017
Works of art ag]IHred
Total addltlons
HERITAGE ￿sEr MANAGEMEiir poucy
Thg Charity IK4ds kn trust 8¢kn￿t H(xtso grounds, th8 IKMJse ￿llectIon. N*t￿nI1 and
Intematiortr81 st8ndar(Is In Ihe care of its arg fokw￿d wlth every erhJ8avour to protect and
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(A Company Umlt•d by f•uw•nt••l
NOTES TO THE HNANCIAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
16.
Totsl
Group
Cost or valuallon
At 1 Aprfl 2020
Addltson$
DI$Fosal¥
Revaluaticffls
Cash movements
983,T14
2,107.310
{1.860.600)
1.6115n
167,662 14,799,352 21.950.788
2.107.380
{1.860,600)
2.630,146
28,050
1.017.574
050
At 31 2021
8.843.126
191712 15.816.926 ¥855.764
Net book val
At 31 2021
843.126
19&712 14810M 24.83S764
At 31 2020
6,983.714
167,662 14,799,352 21.950.788
Sh•r• In
Tolal
Company
Cost or valuallon
At 1 Apru 2020
Addmlor
D18posa
Revalualmins
311160
Q983.774
1107.380
(1.860.600)
(76.3431 1.61im
167.662 14799.352 21281948
2.107.380
(1,880.600)
2.553.803
28.050
1,017,514
28.050
At 31 Marth 2021
234817
843.126
195,712 1&816.926 25.091.581
N•1 Ipook valu•
At 31 Marth 2021
234817 V41126
195.712
15,818M 25.091.581
At 31 Marth 2020
312.160
6.983.774
167.862
14,799,352 22,262,948
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IiARCH 2021
1& FIXED INVESTMEIITS (¢onllnwd)
The Tn￿88 annualty review the Fisks fa￿1 by Ihe Chartty and have estabhshed an investmont pollcy to
identify and M￿rtOr the fnancial risks wi the Invesbrnnt portfdio. Consideration is glven to the Inroads of
Innatton over tlme, ￿rrenth, vo18ts1tty and Iw]uldty arHI dis(xeticThiry wwestm8nt manag8rs have been
appoknted. The inve8fm8nts are dIVe￿Ir￿1 a¢yoss asset classes. regbons and managèfs.
dggrge of Voktdty b anlcipated and toler8ted. The p￿lf01[0 is a small part of the overall assets but Is
nonetheless an Important Ct)mponent. Income has been paid to th8 Ch8rfty hlstorfcalty thich has allvwed
the Tru8te8S to invest in a numter of projects to improve aTrJ enhanr* the fabric of the Estate rath8r than
17. INVESTMEiif IN TRADING SUBSA)I*RY
Tho folltrAing wos a sub5kJlary WKlertaW of the
Belnor Lvtryle(I
Sallsbury How. Statbn Road. Fam)I
CantshSJ8. CB12LA
Holdlng
The fmanGial reth of the subskjlgry the
Namfr
Incom• Exp•nthre Profftl{Loss) Not a••ots
I Surplusl
ID•l¢lt} for
tho ye•r
BelM)r F8nns Lunliad
54587 {658
176J43)
235,817
Page 33

NOTES TO THE RNANCIAL STATEIIJEp¥rs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
18. STOCKS
Group
Group
2020
¢h•r
2021
Charlty
2020
317,614
782
782
782
318.396
782
782
19. DEBTORS
Group
2021
Group
2020
Ch•rfty
2021
Charty
2020
26,636
229￿74
27.996
30236
27.998
370.865
18.367
30,295
Amounts owed by group urthtakw
Othw debto
Pr8payTh8nts and arthi8d Incom8
22.503
227.375
101,311
197,081
288,463
314.242
447.525
CREDtroRS: AMOUNTS FALLWG DUE iymiipi ONE YE
Gr¢wp
2tr21
Group
2020
Charfty
20
Char
2020
Bank overdrats
Trade creditcffs
Oiher taxation and soclal secwlty
Oihw creditors
9.218
44.175
5.120
6.223
42.254
82,133
5,120
6.223
119.978
S8￿53
1Q134
10.134
36,704
156,336
222.723
10&691
1￿,990
Page 34

IA Company Umltsd by Guarnnt••}
NOTES TO THE FINANCWL STATEMEpirs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
21. FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
Group
Group
2020
Char
2020
2021
Final￿401 assets m&asurod al fair valu•
758.571
882.998 655,860
651,932
Financial assets measured at falr through Ir￿Th and expendliure <Thipr158 Cosh and ca8h
equfvalen
Page 35

IA C<xnpany Lknltsd by Guarant••)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YE*R ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
21 STATEMENT OF FUNDS
STATEMENT OF FUNDS- CURRENT YEAR
Balance at
31 March
2021
Balm at I
Aprll 2020
Transf•rs
Inlout
Galn
{LOs￿5)
Unre8trlct•d
fund$
D•slgnat•d
funds
Investrnents
ftsnd
Eststgs . farm
land
House and
grounds fund
3.834.388
Flxe(l assèt fund 1533,209
21.950.788
2748YJ
2.630,148 24,84764
14.926J180
712.520 15.721.000
3.83(388
2.542,807
43,244
366.828 3.342.666 46.9S3,959
Gen•ral funds
General fvnds
1,267,134
1331562 11Jn,2371 (366￿28)
309.134
1.069,765
Totsl
44,511,599
1,231562 1lJ71237)
3.651.800 48,023,724
Page 36

NOTES TO THE FINA14CIAL STATEMEiirs
FOR THE YEAR EPI)ED 31 IAARCH 2021
St•t•m•nt (rffund• (conllnu
The Investrnents fvnd i￿ludeS the Investn￿rt PrO[w￿ and Inv8stsnent Porlfr)Ik) whlch tho Trn8te85
are Wing for the ILry temi to seujre an rMqolEwJ for the Chadty aThJ as therè is rlo
Intentson to redw the value of the Investrmnt assets. The balan(* on the fund is equivalent to the
balance ￿ the tnv8sbMnts. The transfer5 in the represent funds TMthdra*n from the investment
pothlio.
The Belmont House and grour#Js deskjnatsd ftmd was establlshed al the saTh tlmo that the Chartty was
founded. The purrrt)se ofth8 Charity is the preservation. maintenance and upkeep of BelnY)nt House, the
surrounding Land and pr￿ty and the wntents whth arg doemed to bg of historic archFtecluTal or 8rii¥tic
IMp￿￿nC￿ or beauty ar8 available for Ihe edu¢8tiori or¥J bgnfjfit of the pubNc. The prlmary assets
transferred to ￿ Charity It was fountsj are central to th8 ij)nVnuatlon of the Charity and as suth
will rgmaln intact for as long as the Charity exists. The Trust8e8 are emp)wer&J to add to and dk8pose of
Items from the coElecllon and contents of Belmont House for the benefft of tho Charity as long 88 the
The Estatgs . Farm Land dg$ign8led fund rewewts Iha v0h￿ of farm 18Th1 ulilknd by Belnor Fa￿$.
The transfers durfng the relate to addblkw.
Thé r￿ed asset desvJnated fvEbJ represents thg ngl book value (rf r￿ed assets at the and. Tho
transfers in the year r8tff8sent the reallocatkn from gen6ral funts and movements within the fixed
assets.
Th8 TTUStees consider a balanca 8qurd8nt to 6 months. vA)rth of or*rnbng fA)sts for the ChaTrty a
roasonabk baFanGe to Fw)Id in reser4es, thls fwo Is currenty £25),OLKJ. The financial statements show 8
free reserves balance (non designated unrestrK#ed fund8 not rerrtsented by opwalbnal fixed assets) of
£1,069,765 {2020 - £1.267.134). Bearing in trÉ c>rlical natUTe of the business, the Y8rn1' balance
provths thè vthing tapknl reqUIre￿nt for the tann. The balaTr￿ provwJes for app￿rnatelY 9 months.
worth ofesL* Gosts and is hI3￿r than the Chariils r8¥erye polcy. Tho T￿￿tee$ arè 5atisfMd that these
gdditional amounts will fund ts incr88sed eypendiiure oxp8clod kn th8 maintenarKe pkn In the nexl few
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IACompany Umltod by Gu•rnntw)
NOTES TO THE HIIANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 I•ARCH 2021
Stat¢monl of funds {¢ontlnu•d)
STATEMENT FUNDS . PRIOR YEAR
88Lqnc* at
31 March
2020
Balance al
1 Apnl 2019 IrKJ)me Expw
Trnnsfe
Gainsl
(Lossas)
Unr•strlctod
funds
Doslgn*tsd
nd•
Investmerrt5
fund
Estates- larm
nd
House and
grounds fvnd
Ftxgd assgt fLEnd
22.420.862
9.201
(479.2751 21.9￿.783
14,850,1XXI
76.080
14,926.080
3.834,388
3,834,388
2,533,209
2,$33.209
41.105.2
2.618.490
(4792751 43,244.465
G•n•r•l fund•
General funds
Revalu8tlon
1.921.842
1.666.493 (1.427.720) {917.490)
24,009
1,267.134
1.701.Iyxi
(1,701.(￿)
3.622.842
1.686,493 (1.427.720) (2,618.4￿>
24.009 1,267,134
Tol•l
fvnd$
44,728.092
{1.427.720}
{455,266) 44.511.599
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IA C¢mpany Umltsd by Guw4nlo•)
NOTES TO THE FIIIANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEWi ENDED 31 PAARCH 2021
SUMMfvRY OF FUNDS
SUMIAARY OF FUNDS. CURRENT YEAR
B*lanM •1
31 M•r¢h
2021
Balance at I
Trnnshrn
lrnlout
Galn
(LOS￿1)
Designatwj
funds
General f￿d8
366,828 3.342.666 46,953,959
1.267,134 1232,562 11J72337) 1366.828}
309,134
1,￿,765
H511.599
1231562 (1J72237)
3,651,800 48.023,724
SUMM￿ly OF FUNDS. PRIOR YEAR
Balanc8 at
31 March
2020
Balancè at
1 2019
Trar*fe
Gal
cmjt (Losses)
funds
General funds
41.105250
3.622.842
1618,490
1,666,¥J3 (1.427.720) R618,490)
(479.2751 43,244.465
24.009
1267.134
44,728,092
1.666.493 11.427.720)
1455.2661 44,511,599
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HAR￿s PELMONT) CHARITY
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEPIENT8
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2021
RECONCIUATION OF NEf IAOVEMENT IN FUNDS TO CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING
AcT￿￿lEs
Group
2021
Group
2020
Net Incomelexpendlurn for thè {as pfjr Statern￿ of Flnancial
Actmlles)
2,799,605
1216A93)
27A22
31.168
{2.939280)
455.266
(503.$29) {550.001 }
47.947
30,187
91.382
{68204)
(58.859)
(Gainsyl0￿5 on wweslments
DlvSdends. inteTrsts arnl rents lrnn H)￿5¢￿￿ts
Decrease in slocks
Deueasel(Inuease) In debtors
Dernse In cred611Ys
N•1 ¢88h u•ed In op•ratlng xdvlU•s
{533.571}
{376,936)
2& ANALYSIS OF CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS
Group
2021
Group
2020
Cash in hand
Overdraft I¥￿Ity repayth on dem
758.571
882.998
(9,269>
Totsl ush and cash •qulval•nls
758,571
873.729
AP14LYSIS OF cH￿GEs IN NEf DEBT
At1WII
2020 Cash flows
At 31 Mar¢h
2021
Cash at bank aNI in hand
Bank overdfafis repayable on dwnand
882.998 11¥4271
(9.269)
9,269
758,571
873.729
1115.158)
758.571
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(A Compary Umltsd by Guwa￿>
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEP4TS
FOR YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021
CONTINGEPIT LIABILMES
A numbgr of assèt InveStrn￿ were passed to the Charity upon tho death crf The Rt. Hon G R J
Baron Harrls {SLxth Baron H8rrlsl wlh) in tttrn had Inherf￿1 th8m from the Frfth Baron Harris who dled In
1984. The assets in qwllon were cJ)nditionaMy exempt slatus. Htr4vevw, because the Slxth
Bar(fft Haffis died wlthln 30 of th8 Flfth Baft￿ HaTVi5. HM Ra￿ue & Customs would bo entltled to
clalm Inhetrlancg Tax at rates aWic8blè at the lime of death on t￿hl￿eVer 08tats proved to be moro
benefi¢Fal to Ihem. Inhsrilance Tax liabÈlty only cry8talEise rf the ChatFty sells these assets In the
future. The TTUStees have a Ilst of these &ss8ts 8nd do not intend lo sell them in the foreseeable fLrture.
Thorefor8 no proviS￿n has been ifK4tKl8d In the aCxX￿nts in respect of the firtLFTe Habllity.
The Charrty ftnts fannland to ris substthory. Belnor Fam￿ Llmttgd. and rats￿8$ a deèd of covenant from
the company at the end. The rentsl (*arge in the tolalled £116.294 {2020 - £104,340) and the
deed ol covenant In thè ￿ar amounted to £n￿l2020- £195,888). In ￿ldI￿on. there arg a numbw rrf ami's
length rtharges to the subshJiaryfor costs pabj by the Charity.
As at 31 Marth 2021, £229.374 {2ml- £370.8651 Trmain&J outstanrfing. Thls Includes a loan advarKed
to the subsidiary of £150.000 {2020- £150.orKIi. Thi5 loon bears interest at 5% per annum over the Bank
After the end. 8 Eoan agreement stgned ty Belnor FaThr6 Ltmtted whare the parènt mado a loan
of £200.000 to the ccrfnpany for Ihe puw ￿ 88s1slir•J wlth cash managemènt vknllst puwng up a
new graln store al Northcou
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