Charlty registratlon numb8r 1149697
Company Yegistration number 08107118 IEngland and Wales}
RECREATE DORSET
ANNUAL REPORT AND UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
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LEGALAND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
T￿￿tee5
AngeL8 PCKJ
Caron Khan
Jane Kel
Pamela Dwnellan
James cra￿rd
Chris Thomas
Charity numbef
114*97
Company number
08107118
Register￿ office
Old S¢hod House
Gladstone Mews
Boscombe
BoumenKKrth
Dor5el
BH7 6BG
Indèpendent Exarniner
Ru¢Aands ￿ÈbSter knmited
Austin House
43 Poole Road
Bournemoulh
En9taEKI
Bfr14 9DN

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CONTENTS
Page
Chairman's slatery*nt
Trustees. rewrt
Independ*rt examiners
Statew*nt offinanciJ actMI*s
Balance sheet
Notes to the flnancial statements
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CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
The year began ¥wth th¥ chaI￿ng&S presented by Ihe ongoing effeds of the COVID.19 pandemic, particularfy with
our main operational base, The Old SchcM)l House. whTcb ￿Mained closed for the fitst 6 months ol the year. An
imprtsvèd position from September 2021 saw a return to business in the co-work Spa￿ and an atjdits.onal marketing
strategy was put in place to develop new contacts an¢J encourage ctrworkers to ielum after a long period ol
closu￿. The (Jevelopment of the Assembty Hall for communty and business hires InC￿aSed si9nifieantty from
September 2021, ￿th a steady rise in repeat br￿king$ from Èstablished and new organisations and busines5e5 in
the area and from hjrther afjeld. The expansion ol our cornmunity programme made ptsssible through a number ol
successful grant application$ from Trusls and FoundatK*ns. also brought in many new users and community group5.
BCP Covn¢il tonknnued to pro¥KJe addrtKJnal business grants in 2021122 to eonynsate lof the tltssure ¢Junng the
pan¢Jenwc.
The Trusl has continued to operate wth 2 part-ts￿ $talt, the markekn.ng and Developrr*nl Coordinator and the
Developmenl Director. The Developrnent Director becarne 8 wrember of staff trom 1 Aprfl 2021, pwjou￿Y this had
been a freelance p￿tIOn. Simon Rolfe has continued to provide freelar￿ support for the preparatKJn of
mana98ment accounts and on90in9 financial managerrent.
Due io the uncertain￿$ causÈd by the pandèrnic. Ihe Trust has been cautityjs to undertake new actNity and
planned ￿ standstsll growth until there was a cjearer picture of the lon9-ter¥n econom￿ effecls of Ihe pandemic. As
result. the Devek)pment D1￿ctor has focJJsed activty on raising funds through grants, specificalty for our
community programmes. This has to an increase in management fees and hire fees for the Assembly Hall
which has supported the o¥eraU runnir*J costs rAthe ￿ganISat￿.
Whilst final expenditurè of thè LÈgacy Fund was COMp￿ted tn 2019. one outstanding projecl, the proposed new
sports pavilion for the Ferndown Football organIsat￿ was slill behind schedule bui work finalty ccYnrnen¢ed and
the build is due for camplet'on in 2022.
As in 2021122. the Trust agreed to ¢ontirtu¢ to ¢on¢entrote rts ac*"vities on supp)rting of the key set out in
the Mèmorandurn and Articles.. 11 The crealion of training and employrnent 0pp0rtunrt￿S by the proms#￿ of
workspace. buikjings, anwor land for use on favovrable tem)s-. and 21 to develop the capacty and skills of the
members ofthe Social￿ and econom￿1￿ disaijvanlaged cornmunity of BoumerTr)uth and surroundin9 area in $u¢h
a way that thèy are better ab￿ to identfy, and help rreel. their nee(Is and lo participate more lulty in society.
Th¢ Trust's main is ojrrenty c￿nwbtrated in BoscorT4)e. wih ts mana9etrent of The Okl Sthwl House as
the community and cwork hub and the managen*nt of the 11 share ownershy properties in Gtadstone Mews.
BCP Counal continues to offer management semtes to collect ￿ThIS and Serv￿ charges from the re%dents in the
propertiès and hold the annual meeting wth the residents. which takes place each autumn. One propety. No 5.
was put on Ihe market during 2021 with thè comW&l￿1 of ihè sak finalised in May 2021.
Chris Thomas - Chair
Date..

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TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORD
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2022
The trustees present their report and finanual statements for the yew ende(131 March 2022. Thè directors of the
charity are its trustees for the purpose tsf thatity law.
The financial statements havè been prepared in accordance v*rth the accounting policies set out in note 1 to the
finanaal statements and comply wth the tharitys tgovemirrfJ ￿￿UMentI. the Compan￿$ Ad 21106 and "Accounting
and Reporting by Charibes". Staterrenl of Rewmn*nded Practice appl￿ble to chanties preparmg their aco)unts in
accordance the Finanual Rep)rting Slandard applicable in the UK and Republic ol Ireland IFRS
1021" leffeth'vè 1 January 20191.
Objectives and acttviti•s
Thè charitys objects are".
l. The prory*)tion for the beneffit of the public of urban or ruial regeneration in areas of social ￿d ecvnorn
deprivation and in pathculai in Boumernoulh & surrounding areas by all or any of the lolbwng means..
la) The ueabon of training and enwioymènt opportun￿"e9 by Ihe prO￿￿on of workspace, tr4Jik1ings. andlor kind for
use on favourabk terrns.,
Ibl The proviwon of housing for those who are in o)ndioons of need and the improve￿nI of hotssing in the public
sector or in charitable ownership provided that such power shall not exlend to rebeving any ktal authorts$ or other
bodies of a statulory duty to prowde or improve hcwJsing-,
Icl The wotection or conseryation of Ihe environn*rt ar¥J the pnident use of ￿OUrces.
2. To dè¥tkJp thè Capaiity and skn'lls of the wr*rnbers of the soci*ty and di5advxntagbJ eornmunty of
Boury￿￿oUth and Surrounding area in such a way Ihat Ihey are better able to identfy. an(J help meet. their needs
and io parncipate rmie fulty in $OGbety.
3. Such charitable purposes for the public benefft as are exdusivety chantable actording to the laws of ErrfJland and
Wales as the ttusieès may from time to brre determine.
The Trust contM)ues to work towards its overall visK)n to see "3 5U5tsinab￿ Boumemoulh which has IhrivRIg,
incJu5ive communrties in wh￿h all groups have a voirz-. The Trust is comffitted to make a lasting and worthwhile
difference lo the overall qualty of lrfe in Boumernouth. It will continue to achieve this through partnership working
and by generating or raising funds to invest in pr4ects wttich bpnefft th8 most Vulnerab￿ and deprived an¢J those
ntst achie¥ing Iheirlull potential.
Public benefit
The Business Plan is wegulaty reviewed and the board recewed UPLlates on key actmties at each Trustee meeting
from the Director. wilh an annual summary of wogress at Ihe end of the year.
The prK)ritiÈS and objeth.ves of the Trust a￿ alvjneil wth the charrtable objects of the organisalKJn wthin the FAan lo
ensure that all resources are appropriately used. Ml new arKI existing propcts are evaluated againsl the Trust's
prioriles. ¢thari￿ble obJ¢cts ¢Jescribed above.
The Tnjstèes have compl￿￿ wrth thwr duty in section 17151 of the Ch&ttes Ad 2011. having due regard lo public
beneffit guidan￿ published by ihe Charity COMMIS￿On.

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TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Aehievements and perfornianeè
The Old School House. Boscombè
The Development Director has continue(J to on the ￿d￿e1op￿nl of the c4)mmunity hub. Tho Old SGhool
Housè in 8oscornbe, wrth the key airn lo make the buijding 35 carbon neutral as possible wthin the restri¢tK)ns of a
Grade 2 listed building. The approval of frjnding from the T(wns Fund Bid. Veolia Environmental Trust and Low
Carbon Dorset approved during 2021r22 has enable¢J the fehJrbishn*nt to take place. %wth plans to replacè the p￿r
hèating system wth an air source heat purro. the repair and replacement all windows and the addrtion of insulation
to all the rooms. Due lo the many reslrictions on buik1ing projecls caused by the pandemic. the p￿¥Éet was behind
schedule, partly due to the high dèmand on building servi￿S as the restricbons began lo be lifted. Pbnning
permission was achieved al the end of the 2021)r21 financial year and the main redeveloptt*nt work is now
scheilule(J to take place before Ihe end of the 2022123 financial year.
W￿k has been focused on developiwJ the Creati￿ business programme at TOSH. offering spec4alist trainin9 and
business SUPPC&rt Èvents and workshops for the ueati¥t tommunty The success of the new slarÈup business
support pilot $cheff￿ whih was able to go ahead as an online programme al the 5fart of 2021. was folbwed by Ihe
second Start-up programme in autumn 2021. Feedba<* from the pikji progwamme, was extremely positNe ancl
endorsed by the partscipanls, ￿adIn9 to Ihe sewnd course being heawty oversubscribed. Alongside the Startup
course a programme of individual ueats.ve business events has been developed. induding mmthty business
support workshops, one-l(pwe mentoring. talks and advic£ sessions. A mtive hub now meets monthly where
creative5 can share ideas. discuss their challenges and connect on new opportunitie5. Further outcon*$ trom the
business programme saw the inryease in uptake ofour stsrt-up desks in the co-work space.
As reported In 2020121. followng the rewew of Ihe Trusfs fowrd plan identifred me future potential for the
development of the commvnty sp%e at TOSH. substantial progress has teen made to increase usage, bring in
partnership projects and rnising fvnds to devdop new wnmLmty prtr3ramme5. In 2021122 thi5 has indu¢Jed..
Youn9 At Heart
A ts￿Year funded project awafded Irom the People's Health Tnjst in parthership with the Dorsel Polish Cen
covèring the period August 2020 - Juty 2022. The kwjed pffjwde5 activities for the okder Polish cornrllunity.
includin9 English language cksses. informabon Sess￿$. yoga and exerose dasses and v¢srts to cultural events
and farnily activities. Wilh Ihe dOSu￿ ol laolits.es at TOSH, the pfojett went on hokj fof the ffirst 6 months, but an
agr¢eN*nt with People's Health Trusi approved the exlension of the funding penod untsl the end of 2022 tts all¢)w for
all the aclivities io lake place.
Seeking Refuge
Seeking Refuge devÈloped in partnership BEAF Arts Co Lld cornmen￿d in January 2022 with funding
from Dorset Community Foundation. The Va￿nts"ne Trust. the Alice Ellen Cotsper Dean Tfust an¢J 8oum¢rnouth,
Christchurch and Poole Council This new community prograrnffe was set up to provide more creative activities for
refvgees arid asylum seeker5 in the Bournemouth a￿a. offering a safe space to meet an¢J an opportunity lo develop
new friendships and netsvorks. The woject offers wortshops a5 ￿11 a5 an outreach workshop for f8milie5 in
temporary accommodation.
Thè Otstsldefs Project
Continuing the ffive-year partnefship prc¥ecf fvjnded through Lottery Community Fund, Inrtially planne(J to start in
February 2021. bul delayed until September 2021 due lo ihe panderni¢ A lurther colkboration with BEAF Arts Go
Ltd, bllowing a suecesslul joint tsid to Lottery Community Fund. The Outwders Project provides a much-needed
prograrnn￿ of creative aclNitses in BOS￿mbe whth supp*yts people managing complex heatth issues afy
struggling Wth their rnentsl heatth. are in recovery and from wlnÈrable Commun￿$. WrI￿ng workshops,
photography and music workshops are offered each week. A part4irr* Cornmunty Coordinator post has also been
funded as part of the fNt-year programrne wh￿h prowdes a ￿￿tem1 develoFmeTrtsl role to expand our cDmmunty
programmes.

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TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Glad5tonÈ Mews
The Trusl's 11 Sha￿ CAvner5hw properties continue to offer I￿1 peop￿ on low WA)mes 65% ovmership of Iheir
hornes. umth the opportunity to staircase to a rnaximum of 85%. Most of the resKlÈnts have been in the proterties
since they were first buitt in 2014, wilh a few mving on to larger properties as their families have Èxpanded. There
are 9. 2-bed properties. 1, >bed property arEd 1. adapted property. The land surrounding the propert￿$ is in the
ownèrship of the Trust which indude the ¢ommunty orchard and alk)tment space. The residents hÈve come
together during the year to fvrfher develop Ihese community sp￿e5. supponed by J P Morgan who provided a
volunteer leam to help ckar and nuintain thè land. Fuiuie plans are to develop the community orchard so the wider
ornmunity can enjoy space as an accessible area and the Twst is in the prO￿5S of seeking grant support to
realise this project. J P Morgan has supw)rtet1 the project to date wth a smll CLIn￿Unity grant of £1,000 tortards
the development.
Financial review
Th¢ Twsl banks wth Charibes AKJ Founda11￿ ICAFI Bank. The Ttust has an onlHW aetountarw facdty enabling
prompt transactions and real-time managemenl. Appropriate security (xjntrols are tts limit Ihe poteThtLal for
fraud aThJ ensure that separate intJividuaL8 s￿n off transactions.
The Trust continyes tts bt regardèd as a trusied organwtion vthh 9￿d govemance arrangtmeftts and suitable
structures to manage donabons and other resLwrces in order to improve the INes of peO￿e in BoumenKJUth.
Rowlands Webster ￿re apwinted as the Independent Exawmner in 2019.
The Tlustees adopted the following a5 th&"r reseNes pokn31 at their rn￿1ng cth 8th JLFly 2013.. 'The org8nis81ion wil
maintsin a level of reserves suffitient to ￿et the operabng costs of the Olganisation for a period of six months, plus
the costs of wndin9 up. redundancy and Wal expenses shoukj such a contingenry arise. This will be allocated
from ihe unrestricted reseNes of the ¢hanty and wewed annual￿.. This policy has not been updated since
and theref¢ie remains the polity of the TnJsL
RiskAsw8¥ment
The Charty has a c¢Y￿)rehensye risk ￿l$ler and all 'hKJh' and potenbalty inueasing risks are
reviewed at board meeb"ngs. ￿th a detsiled annual r*wewwhich takes place in January eath year.
Structur•. governance and management
ReC￿ate Dorsel Ipreviousty Bournemouth 2026 TTUStI is a charrtable o%nparw limited by guarartee and was
incorporated and registered ¥￿h the Charity cofflmi5s￿)n in 2012.
The ArtQes of Assorialion allow for a mininjm of 6 and a nxximum of 12 Trustees. Chris ThC￿a$ o)ntinues as
Chair and Pam Donndlan as Treasurer. BCP Council's apFx)intee to the Board ￿MaInS as Counalbr Janè Kelly,
representing Boscomtse Wesl ward. Counullor Kelly is a voty.ng mernber of the Trustee 8oard.
The Trust Undertakes an annual skn'll¥ and diversty audi(. indicales whether or not recruitrrent of trustees is
required to address particular skills or dNersty gaps. The Tmst Board is in Ihe prorAss of identifying r￿ Trustees
to increase rts diversty and lo extend the &Je fange.
The Trust Trs based at Tht School House Boscombe. GLadstone Bostomb•.

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TRUSTEES, REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT) (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 hlARCH 2022
The tnjstees, who are also the direclors for Ihe purpose of ￿MpanY law. and wh) served duiin9 thèyear awKI up to
the date of $ignature of the finan￿1 staierrents ￿le.
Angela Po0￿Y
Caron Khan
Jane Kel
Pamela Donnellan
James Cravrford
Chri5 Thomas
Nonè ofthe tfustees has any benefiryal ¥nteTe51 in the fA)Thwny. All oflhe Iw5tees arè memters oflhe o)mpany and
guarantee io conlribute £1 in the event of a wnding up_
Thet
es, rep￿rt was appr￿e￿ by the Board of Trustees.
Chris Thomas
Tru$t¢¢
Date".

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INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF RECREATE DORSET
I report to the tFUStees on nry examinatiort of Ihe fmanaal statements of Reryeale Oorset (the chaityl for the year
ended 31 March 2022.
R•sponsibilitits and basis of report
As th¢ tsu51ees of the tharity land also its directrKs tr the puryKbse5 of ¢)Jmpany law) you are responsible for the
preparati￿) of the financial slatements in ac£ordance wilh the requwements of the Companies Act 20C6 (the 2CKJ6
Having satisfied mysèff that Ihe financial slatements of the tharity are not rwired to be audtt•J under Part 16 01
the 20Cb Act and are eligibk for iThJependent examination, I report ￿ respect of my Èxaminatsw of the charity's
finanaal statements carried oul under sectK)n 145 of Ihe Charit￿$ Acl 2011 Ithe 2011 Act). In carrying oul Fry
ex?fflination I have fr41t)wed all ihe applicable Direciions given by Ihe Charity Comrni55ton under Section 14515llbl
of the 2011 Act.
Independent examlnevs statement
I have completed rny exarninalion. I confim) that no matters have come 10 ry attention in Connectio￿ with Ihè
examination giving cause to be1￿¥è that in any material fespect".
accounting records were not kept in of the charrty as requlred by section 386 of Ihe 2c4J6Act', or
the finanaal statements do not at￿rd wth those records".
the financial ststement$ do not comply vAth the accounting requwements of section ￿ of the Act other
than any requifement that the ar£ounts gTrve a true fair view whth is not a matter conshlered as part of an
independent examinatK)n', or
the financial statements have not been p￿pared in accordan￿ witit the rthd5 and princi￿e$ of the
Stalement ol Recommendèd P(acti(* for aox)unting and rep)rting by chanb.es applrabbe to chanties
preparing th¢ir accounts in accordance with the Financial Repor)'n9 Slandard applKabSe in the UK ar(1
Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021.
I have no concem$ and have come across no other matters in C￿neCtIon wilh the examinabon to ￿lch attention
should be drawn in this report In ordei tg enable a proper underslanding of the financial statements to be reached.
R•%￿and$ Webster Limlted
CTA FMAAT AThIFellow)
Austin House
43 Poole Road
8oum•mouth
Dorset
BH4 9DN
England
Dated..

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Unrestricted Restrlcted
funds
funds
2022
2022
Total Unrestrl¢ted Restricted
funds
funds
2021
Total
2022
2021
Not•s
Donaknons end legacaes
Charitable actmties
Investments
81,037
34.917
25
81.037
57.582
54.625
14.216
54.625
34,136
22,665
19.920
Total ine4Xnt
115.979
22.665
13B.644
68.SK)1
19.920
88,821
Charitable actiwties
119.683
11.473
131.
10,633
99,617
Net lexpendituTr￿n¢QMO for
the y•arl
Net movement In funds
13,9)4)
7.288
120.0831
9.287
(lo,7￿)
Fund balances at l April 2021
134.930
726,186
861.116
155,013
718.899
871.912
Fund balances at 31 March
2022
131.026
n7.37B 868.404
134.930
726.186
861.118
The.statement of ffinancial adivth.es indudes all gains and bsses recognised the year.
AJI income and expen¢*iure defNe from ￿ntInU1￿j acii¥ibes.
The ststement of financral achvilies also crynplies the require￿￿t$ for an income 8nd expendilufe acccwnt
und¢r the CompanEsAct 20(E.

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BALANCE SHEET
AS AT31 MARCH 2022
2022
2021
Fixad ass•ts
Tangible assets
697.373
707.136
Current ass•ts
Oeblors
Cash at bank and in hand
10
10.364
194.805
256.9)9
264.974
205.169
Creditot5: amounts falllng wlthln
one year
11
193,9431
151.1891
Net current assets
171.031
153.980
Total assets less current Ilaknllties
868.404
861.116
Income funds
Restricted lunds
unrestn.cted funds
737,378
131,026
726,186
134,930
861.116
The company Is entitkd to the exemption Irom the audrt requwement contsined in section 477 ofthe Compan￿$ Act
2006, for the year ènded 31 Marth 2022.
The direcaors ackrtovledge their reSsY)n&￿Ithes for comptying wth the requ1￿MentS of Ihe Compan*s Act 2006
with r￿5￿cl to aceounting record5 and the preparation of ffinancial statements.
The members have not ￿quIred the Company to obtain an audit of its fv)anual stateffents forlhe ye¥ in question in
accordance sethon 476.
These fjnancial ststemenls have been preparEd in awdance wrth lh8 provisi)ns applicable to ￿Mpani￿5
to thè small ceffip8n*s re9ime.
Th
ancial statements We￿ appr¢)ved ty the Trustees on........... ....
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Chris Thomas
Trust••
Company reglstratlon number 08107118

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Ateounting poli¢i•s
Charoty Information
Reueate D¢xs*t is è private compary lirnited by 9uarante* incorporated in England and ￿les. The
registered off￿ Is Old School House, Gladslone k4ews, Boscombe. Boumemouth. Dorset, 8H7 6BG.
1.1 Accounting conventlon
The ffinanaal statements have teen p￿pa￿ ￿ accordance wih the ¢haritys tgovemin9 dOCu￿nI1, the
Companies Act 20C6, FRS 102 'The Finan¢ial Reporting Standard aptyitAble M) the UK and Republic ol
Ireland. I"FRS 102.1 and the Charitws SORP -AcccyJnting and Reporting ty Charitie5". Ststement
Reccxnmended Prartice ap￿icable to thanties preparing Iheir accounts in accordance wrth the Financial
Reporting Stsndard appliG4￿e in the UK and Republic of I￿land IFRS 1021" (effective 1 January 20191. The
charty is a Public Benefft Entity as defined ty FRS 102.
The charity has taken advaotsge of Ihe pmwsions in the SORP for charitEs not to preparè a SlatenEnt of
Cash Flows.
The finanoal statements are prepared in sterling. which rs the ftjnclional ￿rrencY of the ¢harTty. Monetary
amounts in these finanual statements are rouThJed to the nearest £.
The ffinanual 51aternents have been prepareil under the historical cost o)nvention. InK)dir￿d to include Ihe
revaluation of freehold properties and to Include investment properttes and certain financial instruments at fatr
valuel. The principal *counting Oicies adopted are set b*￿.
1.2 Going Concern
At the time of approwng the financial stalements. the trustees have a ￿asOnable expectatk)n that the charty
has adequate resources to continue in operdtK)nal exBtence for the forèseeable future. Thus the trusiees
continu¢ to adopt Ihe going c(X￿M baw"s of acc￿nb.￿j in weparing the financaal statements.
1.3 Charilable funds
Unrestri¢1erJ fur￿3 are avaitabk for use at the dI￿￿e11)n of Ihe Intstees in furtherance of their charitsble
obje¢tNes.
Restricted funds are subject to speofic o)ndtbons by donors as they may be used. The purrLsses and
uses of the restrictad fU￿lS are set oul in the rKrtes to financAal statements.
Endowment funds are subjed to speofK condrtK)ns by d￿my5 Ihat the caprlal musi be maintained by the
chanty.
1.4 Income
Income is recognised when Ihe ¢hanty is leyaly entthd to tl after any pethance conditions have been met.
the amounts can be measured reliably, and it is probable that irKome wll te re￿1¥e(l.
Cash donations are recognised on rereipt. Olhef d￿110￿5 are rp((*3nised once the dwwity has been notified
of the don8tKirt, urtlèss ¢ertom￿￿ conditions requtre deferral of the amount. IncA)me tax recoverable in
relation to donations receNed under GrttAd or deeds of ¢ovenant is reco9nised ai the time of the dtynation.
Legacies are recognised on receipt or othen*ise if the charity has notrfied of an impending distribution.
the amount is known. and re￿ipt is expected. tl arTvunt is not known, the legacy is tr¢at¢d as a
conkn"ngent assèt.
1.5 Expenditure
ExptAses are induded in Ihe finaniial statements as thty become receirdble or due.
Expenses indudè VAT vthere AppI￿able as the ccrfr￿any cannot redaim IL

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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Aecounting pollcles
IC¢)ntlnu•d}
1.6 Tanglble fixed assets
Tangible fixed assets are initialty n*asured at CA>St and subsequenty meagjred at cnst or valu#tx)n, net of
depreciation and any impairN*ni knsses.
DeP￿￿oI10n ts recognised so as to write off the cosl orvaluath?n of assets less thelr resbyual values overtheir
¢Jselul lives on the followng bases-.
Freelwld land and bLNldings
Plant and equiK￿ent
Comwters
2% straight line bas
25%-33% straight line basis
25%- 33% str4ht line ba￿$
The gain or ioss arising on the disposal of an asset Trs ¢Jeterynined as the drfference bets%Een sa
procee(Is and the carrying value of Ihe a55et, and is reco9nised in the ststement ot finanaal activibes.
1.7 Impairnient of fixed assets
At each reporting end date. the chai7ty rewews the carwrg afrwnts of its tsngible a$5et8 ta determine
whether there is any ind￿tiOn that those assets have suffered an Impalm￿nt loss. If any such indration
exists, Ihe ￿CoVerab* arTh)unt of the assel 15 estimaied in ordw to deterrnine the ￿ent of the Impairment
loss lif anyl.
1.8 Cash artd cash equlvalents
Cash and cash equlva￿nts indude cash in haThJ. deposrts held at call wrth banks, other short-terrn liquid
imièstments ¥￿h original maturilles of three nKJnths or less. and bank overtjrdfts. Baiik ovardrafts are shown
wrfIMn bC￿roWingS ￿ current liat41iti•s.
1.9 Flnanclal Instruments
The charty has elected to appty the provisions of Section 11 '8asic Finantsal Instruments. and Section 12
'Other Financial Instruments Issues. of FRS 102 10 all of ils ￿nanUal instruments.
Financial inslruments a￿ recognised in the chantys balance sheet t*then the charity b￿MeS paty lo ltte
)Thtradual provisions of Ihe inslrument
Financial assets an¢J liabilit*s a￿ offseL wrth Ihe nel amint5 ple￿nted in the ffinanGial statements. when
the￿ 15 a teg81ty enforceable right to set off the ￿cOgnIsed awunts and there is an intentiofi to settle on a
net basis or to realise the asset and Settle the liatslty s1rrxJttanÈous￿.
Basic financialassets
Basic financial assets. which include f1eblors and cash and bank tjalances, are initialty meaSU￿d a
transaction pnce Including transaction costs and are subsequentty carried 8t amortised cosi usrng the
effective interèst mathod unlèss the arrangement consb"lules a finarong transacb"on, where the transaction is
measured at the present valtse ol the fvtUTe r￿lPt5 discountsd at a markel rate of tnterest. FinanGial assets
dassthèd as reetNab￿ vAthin one year a￿ not amorbsed.
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Accountlng policies
{Cob)tlnuedl
Basic financial liath.lilies
Basic financial liabilities. induding credrtors an(J bank klans a￿ initolty recogni5ed at transaclKJn price unless
the arrangement cOn￿￿t￿leS a ￿nd￿m￿9 transadM)n. where the debt instwment is measured at the present
value of the future payments discounted at a markel ratè of interest. Finanoal liabilib.es ci9ssified as payable
wthin one year are not afftjrtised.
Debt instruffents are subsequentty ¢xrie(1818rwtised cost. Ihtr effedive interest rate mèthod.
Trade (yedrtors are obligaty'ons to pay for goods or services that have been acquired in ttte ordinary course of
operations from suptyiers. Amunts payab]e are dassrfe(J as current liabilibes if paymenl is due wthin one
year or less. If not, they are presented as non-current IkHtylities. Tradt ¢￿dItorS are recognised initsally at
transaction prKe and subsequently measured at arr￿￿"Se￿ o)st using the effedive interest nElho(*.
D•recognitlon of financial liabiliti•s
Finanaa1 liabilrties are derecoynised wh￿n Ihe t*anty's contracival obhgatKJns expire or are discharged or
cancelle<l.
c￿tiCal a¢countSng estimatès and judgèm•t)ts
In the application ofthe c*aWs aCc￿nts.ng polws. the tfustees a￿ requwed to make judgements. estimales
a￿1 assumptions about the carying amouni of assets and Ik3bilrt*s that are not ieadity apparent from other
vrces. The e5bmales and assooated assurnptyons are based on listorical experien￿ and olher factors Ihat
are considered to be relevant. A(*ual ￿sultS may dtffei Irom these esb"mates.
The esb"mates and undertying assufflpb.ons are revEwed on an ongoing basis. Revisions to accounting
estimatès are ￿cOgnised in the penod in wh￿h the esb.mate is revised vthere thè ￿VIS￿)n affects that
period. or in the pe￿￿ of the revrsion antJ futu￿ periods Whe￿ the revisKTrn affects both ojrrenl and future
peri¢)ds.
Charitable activilies
Chariiabbè Charltable
Income
Income
2021
2022
Sak5 wlhin charitsble actNrfies
57,582
34,136
Analysis ty fund
Unrestricted fvnds
Reslricted funds
34.917
22.e65
14,216
19,920
57,562
34,136
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED}
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
Donatron$ and legacfiès
Unrestslcted UnrestrKted
funds
funds
2022
2021
Grants received and released
81,037
54.625
Imiestments
Unrestrlcted UnreStr￿ted
lunds
lunds
2022
2021
Interest ￿￿e￿o4
25
Charjtable acllvltjes
charitab￿ Charitable
Expènditurè Expènditure
2022
2021
Depre0at￿n
Charitable expendrfLKe
9,763
121.593
9.763
89.854
131.356
99.617
131,356
99,617
Analysi$ by fvnd
Unre5trirted fvnds
Re$trithed tsnds
119,883
11,473
86,984
10,633
131.356
99.617
Trustees
None of the tnjstees lor any ptrrsons connecled thernl received ary remuneration OT beneffits from Ihe
charity during the year.
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Employees
The average monthty nunthr ofemployees during thè yeai was..
2022
Number
2021
Numbèr
Administrative stsff
There were no empwees whose annual remunerathon was rTh)re than £60.IYXJ.
Tangits￿ fix￿ assets
Frwhold land
Iwlldinys
avKI Comput•rs
Tolal
Cost
At 1 Apth 2021
766.
6.225
4,339
779.532
At 31 March 2022
6.225
4,339
779.532
Depreciation ond impairmènt
At 1 April 2021
Deprtciation ¢harged the year
61.832
6.225
4.339
72.396
9,763
At 31 March 2022
71,595
6.225
4.339
82,159
Carrying amount
At 31 March 2022
697.373
697.373
At 31 March 2021
707.136
707.136
10 Debtors
2022
2021
Amounts falllng due withln one year.
Trade debtors
Other debtors
P￿payrnents and acuued incoff
5.983
1.085
997
9,203
1,161
10,364
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
11 Creditors: amounts falling due wllhln one year
2022
2021
otherlaxati￿ and sockql sewrity
DÈfèrrÈd intome
Payments receNed on account
Trnde crèditors
Othèr crédito
AcGrual$ and ¢JefeThed incorT
1,638
80,344
1,707
5,936
12
41.688
6.041
4.313
3,427
93.943
51,189
12 Deferred Income
2022
2021
Other deferred 4)comè
41.688
Deferred income ￿ indudÈd in Ihe finantsal slaterrents as folryws:
2022
Deferred incomt is included withtn..
Current liaknlili95
Movements in the year
Deferred income at 1 April 2021
Resouices deferred sn ihe year
41.688
38.656
Deferred inctsmt at 31 Marth 2022
80,344
13 Analysis of net assets tse1￿￿en fund¥
Unrestrlcted Restricted
funds
lunds
2022
2022
Totsl unre$￿iCted
fund$
2021
Restricted
fvnd$
2021
To
2022
2021
Fund balances * 31
March 2022 are
represented by".
Tangiblè assèts
Current aSset¥JlliabI￿esI
697,373
40,C¢J5
697.373
171,031
707,136
19,050
707,136
153,980
131.026
134,930
131.026
737,378
868,404
134,930
726.186
861,116
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14 Related party th3nsactSons
There were no disdos?Ile reloled paity transaclions during the year {2021- ￿)ne).
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