Charity Registration No. 1150754
Company Registration No. 08013043 {England and Wales)
WINCHESTER ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE LtL)
TRUSTEES, REPORT AND UNAUDITED ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022

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LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATIOTrI
Cliarity number
1150754
Company number
08013043
D&rectors and Ti'ustees
cl1r￿nt..
Prof. Robert B¢¢kford (Universit51 of Winchester iiominee.
elected 30 O¢tobei- 2021)
Phil Gagg (rctired blp rotation wid re-clected 30 October 2021)
Sarah Gooding (Treasurer from 17 October 2020 until 30
October 2021)
Christinc Holloii'a!, (Chair from 17 Octobcr 2020 until 30
Octobcr 2021; aypoinicd as Compans, Secretary on 30 October
2021 and to Execiitive Committee from 16 Novemb¢r 2021)
David Jones
K6lsie Le￿1]¢5, (Winchester City Council nominee. co-opled by
tnistees 10 August 2022
DaJ)nv Lee (elected 30 October 2021) {appointed to Exe¢utiv¢
Coinmittee from 16 November 2021)
HLigl) LuiTEb)' (Hampshirc Couiity, Council nomine¢. elected 30
October 2021)
M¢Naughtan {elcctcd 30 Octobcr 2021. appointed as
Treasurer on 30 October 2021 and ¢0 Executive Committee
from 16 November2021)
Andreii. Sadler (appointed 30 Octobcr 2021)
Sli¢ Turner (Vice-chair froiii 17 October 2020 uiilil 30 October
2021)
Others during the year..
Paul Coverdale {Sustainable Busin¢ss N¢twod( nominee)
(retired 30 October 2021)
Cllr Rogci Huxslcp {fonner Hampshir¢ County Council
nomiiiLC: rctiTed 6 Ma), 2021)
L)'nda Murplil, (foniier Winchester City Council iiomiiice:
deceased 6 December 2021)
Bo Priestlcy (clcctcd 30 October 2021; appoinied to Ex¢culive
Conimittee from 16 November 2021; rcsigncd 31 Mav 2022)
Hannah Williams (Winchcstcr Cit5, Council iiominee. co-opted
b5P the ttiist¢es 9 February 2022; resigned 5 May 20221
Principal address and
registeiid office:
Main Ca]npus
UniversitN' of Winchester
Spajkford Road
Win¢liester
Haiiipsl)ir¢
S022 4NR
Independent Ex&minei'
Knight Goodhead Ltd
Bankers
Unity Trust Bank {main account). Triodos Bank. Nationlljide

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CONTENTS
t£gal and admkiiistiHtive infoniiation
Tmstees, report
4-12
Statemeiit of trustees, responsibilities
13
Independent cxa]niner s report
14
Sthtcmcnt of fin¥m¢ial activities
15
Balan¢¢ sh¢¢t
16
Notcs to the accounts
17-24

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TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR 7HE YEAR ENDEfJ.g1 MARCH 2022
The Company
Winchcstcr Action on CliM￿t Cli2c iigc Ltd (tl)c "Conipai)y"' or'WiiiACC") is ch<iritablt
¢ompai)v liinited bi. giiaraiit¢¢, iii¢orpordted on 30 Mairh 2012 and registered as a ¢liaritii oil
8 Febniary. 2013. Thc directors of th¢ Con)panv arc also charit51 trustc¢s for thc piitposcs of
ch<irits' laiv and are gcnci'ally refcnrd to as trLiStccs iii this dociimcnt. Thc Coiiipanv ivas
eslablished under a Memotandiiin of Associatioii which established the objccts wid poii'ers of
thc charilablc compan), and is govemed b!? its Articles of Association. In thc cvent of thc
collip￿1). being Ivoiind up, iiicn)bcrs are rcquircd to ¢ontTibute ￿1 amouiit not cicccding £1.
The Compani, I￿aS crealed lo ei)able a PiEiiiOUS iinincorporated ¢l)arity (Winchester Actioi) on
Climate Change, registercd cliarits. niimbcr I126993} to coiivcrt into a charitable conipanli
Legally, this required tlie CLEation of a J)eiv ¢liaritabl¢ compw)y ivith Ilie saine ¢liaritabl¢
objectives, to ii,liicli the uiiincotpotatcd cl)aritv could transfer its assets liabilities. Tliis
tr￿]sfer took efFcct on l Octobcr 2013.
In Tecognition of the scrioiisncss of tl)e climatc ciisis, as cmphasiscd by tl)e Aligil￿ 2021
report of the liitcrgovemmciital P￿ie1 on Climatc Chwigc (IPCC), dcscribed by tlie UN'"s
Secrclary-Gei)eral as "a code red for l)uinaiiit) the trustees l)ave approved the use in the
Compan) s wmmunicaltoi)s of thc trading Thvinchcstcr Action on the Climate Crisis"
Ti'ustees
TThstees are appointed b!T iiiember resoliition ai a gen¢ral iiieeting or b!, resoliitioii of tile
othcr tn]stccs in bctsi'ccn general Ineetiiigs. At each Anniiaj Goncral Mectiiig, one third of the
trnstees must iEtir¢ bST rotation according to tlie Conipansw s Meiiiorajidiim of Association. In
addition: an )' trustees appointed b).. a resolution of the other tnistees must reciie at the next
Allniiii l Gencral Mccting on 26 November 2022. The trustces Iicld five mcctings duriiig the
reporting period {eoinpMred io eight in 2020121, iYlii¢h arose froin th¢ Covid pandcmic
lockdoiiiii circuEI)Stan¢es).
The i%,0￿ of tlie staff team wiitiiiued lo be supported by various Comniittees with
responsibilities delegated to: and reporting to, th¢ tnistees. Folloiving thc rclirement of the
fonner Hoiioran, Officers from their roles at the last AGM on 30 October 2021. and iii the
absence of a Chair and Vice-chair, an Execiitive Group ivas established from 16 Novcmbcr
2021 of 3 or 4 tnislccs, ii)cliiding thc Trcasurcr aiid Conipany Scciithry,, to de￿11 Ni.'itl) wgular
opctatioi)al wid otlici. iiiattcrs iEquii"illg tnistee iiiput ￿]d io provid¢ support to die Co1))p￿Ill'S
Exccutive Director.
Other Committees ii'ere as folloivs..
the Action Coordination Committcc, iyhich revieiiTS tl)e perforn]ance of projects
against plans, considers proposals for Inajor new projects, and cnsiires that all parts of
thc Coittpatis. 1}rork siiiootl)lTr togctlicr toiipards our prioi'itics. ￿)d
the Finance Cominittee. the rcmit of ivl)i¢li includes moiiitoring of financial
peifonnance wid fundraising.

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Objectives And Mission
lie Coillpany l)as tlie folloii'iiig "objccls" Ichai'itablc putposcs)".
io advance the edii¢ab"on of the piibli¢ in subjects rel<lted to sustainablc dcvclopmcnt,
in particul¢1r but not eNclusively th¥ effective i"eduction of greenhoLise gases and loiv
¢arboii liviiig"
to prcscrvc, protccl a]id improve tl)e pl)vsi¢al a])d natural environinent wid Ilie pnident
use of natural rcsoiirc¢s'
iirhcrc "sustainable dcvclopincnt" means "dcvelopin¢nt ihat mcets thc nccds of thc present
irithout coinproi)iising tile abilil), of futiire g¢iierations to Inecl t])¢ir 0￿1n nccds"
Our nTrissioii: appiDv¢d by the trustees iii February, 2021 aAd recoiifirnied iii Febniaryi 2022..
To inspire ￿]d Lnablc actioii to Crcale a iiet zero carbon Winchester District.
Ongoing refocusing of WinACC's activities
We have referred to the Charitir Coniniissioii's genernl giiidancc on public bcncfit ivhcn
vic)ving our aims ￿ld objectives wid iii planiiiiig our futiir¢ a¢tivities. In particiil£ir: thc
trustecs liave considcrcd lioiv thc activities planiied ii'ill contribute to the ainis and objectives
tliev have set.
Whcn thc Compam, il'as founded: there ivas a strong emphasis on educaling people living
and Ivorking in Winchester District abolit climatc changc and its causcs. As timc movcd on,
tliis progressed io helpiiig people and fwnilies lo cut th¢ir carbon footpi'int. Noiv, attitud¢s
toii'.vds climate issucs l)avc ch&)gLd loealls, as ii'cll as nationall5', partly influenced by the
Coinpan),, wid gr¢eii c&iipaigiiiiig has becoiiic iiiorc Iiiai115trcw)).
Refocusing of thc Coinpany'5 aetivities and resources: refened to last ycar, has contiiiiied
toii'ards those areas ii,li¢i'e futiire actions ma), make the most differeiice in temis of rediicing
greenliouse gas emissions iii thc WinchLslcr Disliict. Thcsc include conlinucd cmpha5is on
iiifluencing policy-makers aJ)d ii)stitiitions and i¥orking iwiili partners and coiiiiniinilies lo
acl)ieve'.
reduced carbon cmissions from transport and buildings.
Ine￿asCd capacih, to gcnerate ￿ne￿%.able cnergs
the use of land to capture carbon: and
a sliift of invcstiknci)ts froni fossil fiiels into green business.
Olir Annual Plan for tlie curreiit vear, ii.'hicli takes account of the vieivs of supporters the
aspiratioiis of our Athlon Groiips, furtlicr cmpl)asises oiir iiitcntion to work oil intcgralioii of
"nathre-based soliiti0115 ' tliiiiking and ithturc frnming aci'oss WinACC's ivork and iti oiir
commiiiiications. Naliirc-based solutions is ¥J) umbrella temi for the fundamental role that
iiature can have iii acliieving iiet-zero.
Our four priniai)w target a￿aS for deliveriiig these aiins continue to include..
'otkiii8 iiritli Wiiichester CittT Coiincil (WCC) ￿]d Hampshire Coiinty Council
(HCC) as th¢y ¢ontiniie to develop and iinplenient th¢ir net z¢ro carbon actioii plans.

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iiiorking in partnership iiridi ¢mplo5Ters and land014mers to help Iliein adopt loii cai'boii
solutions for tliemselv¢s, customers w)d Ihcii local area5.
iyorking in partnersliip i¥itli our coininunities to promote low ￿rbO1] liviiig; and
cainpaignÈng For d)angcs in national la￿,, policy and rcgulalion that will rcducc
¢arlx)n cmissions.
Thc Compw)y rcinains comniittcd lo iTroJking in partne￿b]p wilh odicr ag¢iici¢s to seciire
effectiv¢ actioii. All our activitics are undertaken to fiirtl)¢r our charitablc piirposc5 for the
piiblic bcnefit.
Organisation And staffing
ie Covid-19 p￿id¢M]C ¢oi)tinued lo iinpact our work and coniinunications to some cltent
during the reporting period, partÉcularl5r iii the first half of the yeat. Limited furloiigliii)g of
staff ceased iii September 2021. Sevcral of our staff ii'ere affected by Covid for periods
diiring the year, but dhwikfikll), all are fiillv rccovcred: a])d some l)ome working ¢ontlliues.
Hoiirever, Ivc ii",CFL pleased lo be able to retum to our otyice diiring the year and to begin
holding in-pcrson mcctings agait). Somc of oiir mectings are still held virtlially, Ivhich 3150
reflecls adaptation to iiiiproved comniunication facilities ¢l)anging ii'orking pra¢ts"c¢s. After
an eNlended period of rcinotc ii'orking.. theJE lias been a sig]iificant ￿￿Oll￿t of iirork to
reco1￿ccI iviili partticrs aiid voluntecrs, reestablish our fundraising and cainpaigi)ing
programmes, upgrade our adininistrative systems wid records and take stock of the impact not
onlv of the pandemic but also of recent political and economic devclopmeiiis on actions to
addrc5S thc climate crisis. This ¢oincided iiiith the settling in of scvcral nciv trustccs and
changes to our honorary offI￿r roles.
Toivards the ¢iid of 2021 ive ilrere particularl), fortunate to receive a sigjiificant generous
Iinrestricted doi)ation froin Oak Foundation, a charitable foundation ivith i¥hich lire had not
previousl), had ¢Ollll¢¢tioii. We ii'er¢ also successful duriiig tlie ycar iii iyinning several
bids for grants to deliver neiv projects ii'OTking with Winch¢sl¢r Distri¢t communities and
householders. Witl) & vithy to cnabling us lo deliver oiir objcctivcs and projcrts in a mor¢
sltuctutcd a])d consistent Inaniier, ￿,¢ h¥lV¢ takei) advantagc of d)csc additioiial fiinding
soiirces to invest iii the r¢¢niithient of iieiir gtaff to join our siiiall team, previously hvo part-
time posts. Tl)c principal clianges tl)at havc taken place arc as folloivs..
Jo Crocker, fonnerls, our Coordinator, lias b¢eii appoint¢d as Execiitive Dircctor ivitb
increased rcsponsibility for deltvering oiir Annual Plan and managing oiir gromping
staff teani. She has also continued to Icad oiir WCCAN commiinitj, projccts.
In Mav 2021 oiir Dcvclopmci)t Officer siiccessfully applied for oiir neiv part-lime
position of SuperHoincs Project M2( iiiger, ii'orking ivith thc Natioi)&l Encrg}
Fouiidation. In Mawh 2022 lie ￿rther applied foi. ￿]d iva5 appointcd to an additioiial
part_time iDlo as Cliinate OfficL'r, Miorking Trwiih Jo lo run the WeCAN project.
A iieii, post of Administr2￿ tor lipas fillcd from Octobcr 21121.
In Ma), 2022 Il'e appointed a n¢ii.' Partnerships Manager, focussing on developing our
partiiershtps, working ivith volunl¢ers and siipporting oiir tnistces on kcy fiindraising
applicatioiis. An iiiiinediate ke), project is deliveriiig a cliillate assembly, for ivhicli li'e
received a grant Iii March from the National Lottery, Communities Fulld.
This enlianced and committed orgwiisation leaves us better pla¢ed to deliver our various
pN)jects and frccs voluntecr Jnd. n)anagcment time to fociis on slrategic and technica]
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Summaiy of main ongoiiig and new Campaigns and initiatives
ScieNlific and TeeliiiiculAdvisory Panel
The Panel has continiied io prodiice valued scientific and technical ￿pOrtS. Our volvnteer
authors combine eypcrtise in their fi¢ld IlTlth a passion to help combat climatc change.
WinACC's Octobcr 2021 Wincl)ester District Greenliouse Gas Eniissions {GHG) report
Ibascd on Goveminent (BEIS) data up to 2019), prodiiccd by Dr Bob Whitniai3h a]id Robin
Speed, illustrates slarkl!, lioii, little t￿]Sport ¢inissions liave decirased in recciit J'cars and
lioiv significant the Jtdlictions must be to achiev¢ carbon llcvtrality in Winchcslcr Distiict b),
2030. The report emphasiscs thc iirgent n6cd for bold and affirmative leadershtp that has the
coiitage lo do Ivhal is right.
Othcr reports piibli5hed by the Panel diiring Ilie ycar iiicliidc..
'Wood Buniing Stoves. (updated Ma)y 2021), referring to restiictions on the sale of
coal, IlTCt Iirood aiid manufactU￿d solid fuels for buniing 111 th¢ home ii,hicl) came into
force iii Maj, 2021
'Guidclincs on greenhouse gas cmissions for various transport tyycs. (March 2021,
updal¢d June 2021}, ¢iicouraging cfforts to usc transport geiieratiiig fewest emissioiis
'The Fiithre Uses of H5'drogen' (August 2021), exploriiig areas ivliere hydrogen is
bcing considered in UK cncrgy stot2ge: transport and lieating and refe￿Ing to the
impoitant decisions tliat iiccd to bc iiiadc.
lil addition, Wis?ACC was a joiiit signatoryp to a l¢tter scnt in Ma5, 2022 to Tlic Rt Hon. Alok
Sharnia, MP, COP26 President and The Rt Hon. Kiwasi Kivarteng, MP, Secretary of State at
the Dcpartment of Business: Eiie¥gs1 and Industrial Strategy requesting, against thc
backgiowid of record atmospheiic levels, Ihat tlie UK contiiiue lo deinonstratc leadcrship on
Incthane rediictions, both doiiieslically and iiiternationail),.
Reducing emissionsfrom buildings
Win¢liester Area SuperHoines is a flagship knyo-ycar project (coininenced May 2021) for
WinACC, Ivorkiiig iviili the Nationa] Energs, FOund￿lOn, a natioiial thai'ity tI￿t has ii'orked
on ci?erg)r sustainabiliti, for over 30 s'ears. It is fiinded b)p th¢ Encrgv Rcdrcss S¢heme
nianag¢d b!, Ilic &icrg5' Saving Trust oli behalf of Ofgem. The project seeks to help up to 150
l)omeoivncrs across the Winchester District reduce their home's cathon footprint by
providing indcpcndent tailor¢d advicc on retrofitting energy ￿Ving$ prodiicts, incliiding a
Whole House Retrofit Plwi. Given tliat ¢nerg)J use in the home &s responsible for almost a
quarter of the UK'S caTbon footprint, progress in reducing hoine emissions caj) make a huge
diff¢ren¢e iii tackliiig tlic climatc emcrg6iic)'. A iieii, vAdeo recently add¢d to our ivebsite
provides further detail.
Tlic project team has organised a number of speaker meetings and havc inanned stalls at
numGI'ous other events. The successfijl Green Homes Fair in June attwted nearl5, 150
attciidccs. So far: around 100 l)otneoMwers have sigiied lip to the project, with over 6) Whole
House Retrofit Plans prodiiced ￿]d plans bj, at Icast 30 homeowncTS to undcrtakc onc or morc
retrofit measures bv die end of 2022.

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Ploni?ing.for a Sii.gloinable Winche.slLJi' Di311'icl
Wii)ACC, led b!, oiir Trwisport aiid Pla])nii)g Aclioii Group, Ivorks with policv-lnakcrs ￿]d
dceision-makors to make Winchcster inorc sustainablc. This includes..
shoii?ing lioii.. to mako Winchestcr morc sustainablc through oiir rcscarch at]d rcports
2. giving regular policy advice to Wiiichest¢i' Cit5, Council at Advisory Gi'oup and Toivn
Fonim Plaiiniiig Groiip Incctings to lielp theiii dcvclop tlicir tl)iithiiig, iiicliidiiig on
building wid niatcrials st￿]dardS, suslaiiiabilit), policies, use of I￿ld for carbon
rediictioii and <illocalioii of sitcs foi. Lncrg), gcnctation
rcsponding to proposalsliniliatives (md ¢n¢oiiraging the ividcr commiinity to take pait
in public consultations on these issues.
Furtlier dctails arc givcii on our iiwcbsitc. The iiext priority ivill be the emerging Winchesler
Dislrict Lo￿1 Plati to 2039. WCC iirjll be askii)g for viciirs oli tl)cir proposals iii Novciiibci.
and December 2022.
The Transport and Pla])ning Actioii Groiip continued to contribiitc a cliinatc p¢rspcctivc, ￿}d
in somc cases opposition, to developmei)t proposals. These have incliided the Central
Winchcstcr Rcgciici'ation Arca, thc Sir Jolin Moorc Bamcks site, thc new Barficld Close
iiiulti-slore), carpark, i)eiv-build eiierg}T slwidards at Élje 01)going Baitoii Fami development
and plans for thc forn)er River Park Leisiire Centre site. At the Winchester Citii Couiicil's
Opeii Foniin oil die Ceiilral Wincliester R¢generalAoii Area, Ihe Gmup argucd for tlie
emissions impacls to be given at least as niu¢h cons&d¢ration as the economic impacts. The
Group also revieived ihe WCC Landscape Character Asscssinent Supplementaryi Planning
Dociiinent: lEleV￿)t also to soil sequestration aJ)d reiieivable energy.
Reclucing emissions from tmnsport
Thc past ycar has I￿¢￿ particularl), busy iii r¢lation to transport cmissions. Thcse have
included..
Locul Trun5por( Hun (L TP) 4- LTP is a ke}, frame}¥0￿ for transport across the
county, for the nclt 10 s'ears w)d 01) the iva), to net zcro in 2050. Hampshire C.oiint)'
Council coiiipleted tlie coiisultalioii pr0¢tt55 011 its draft LTP 4 in JLlllC 2022. Tlic
Groiip prepared a presentatioii 01) tlie Plan's vision, outcomes, aspirations and
limitations, lield aji Opci) Mecling wid wiblisl)cd a series of briefings on LTP 4's
principal obj¢¢tives. It also prepared and submitted our r¢spons¢ during the
consultation PCTiOd.
Bus Services Improvement - the Group wrot¢ to HCC and met tl)eir officrr
responsible for buses to eiicourage them to L2ke ￿1] advantage of the Governnient's
proposals set out in Bii.s B(7ck BeKler.' Biisine.¥s.Sirale£v.for Eingliind and potential
fuiiding availablc, irLcludiiig for thc purchas¢ of electric buscs, in dcvelopiiig dieir Bus
Scrviccs ImpTovcmcnt Plan. A papcr prodiiccd by thc Group, Biis Back Beltcr.. An
Opporttinity lo lackle CO2e Ji(7P7.Ypori Lnrissions in Hampshire, cmphasiscs the
relalivelj. loii, bLES iise in Hanipshire compared to otlieF Eiiglisli transport authority
areas and ciicoiingcs the establishment of targets for niodal trdjisfei. from car a])d van
travcl to i%ralkii)g, c)Icling and blis travcl. Thc Group also attcnded the Hampsliir¢
Passeiiger Tr￿]Sport Bus Back Better eiigagemenl meetings. It later r¢spoiid¢d to
HCC""s Pu.gsensep' Ti'anspop'l Consiiliahoj? 017 Bli.¥ Ciils, attend¢d th¢ Wincheslcr
Passeiigcr T[￿]SpOrt Foniin consultation meelings ai)d slrongl5p opposed r¢dii¢tions of
sp¢ndii)g in die light of conflict iirith LTP 4 principles and implicatioi)s for issues such
as social isolation cl1)d trdiisport ¢missions.

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Winche.%ler Movemenl,girategy- the Group lipas &￿tiVe in thc consLiltation process
over HCC'S Jii)llsibilily 3iiidies Phase 2 Siinimaryy J£Eporl, incliiding piEparing
critiquiiig papers ￿]d liolding an Open Mcetiiig al ivhich Councillors and members of
HCC'S Stratcgic Tvansport tcaiii preseiited ilie proposals wid participants h1< d the
opportuiiity. to undersLwid wid di￿liS$ the various componeiits. Jlic Groiip also
coordiiiatLd WinACC s consultation response.
Sufer.Sii'eels campuign - tlie Groiip campaign¢d with WCC, Winchestcr BID <wid
oilier stakeholdcrs for conliniiatioii iii Wtn¢liester of the .8(Ifer SireelJ teniporary, road
closurcs and otljcr Incasiires introduccd by HCC during tlie Covid-19 lockdoivn
pctiod, ii1cludii￿T spKaking at HCC'S Ecoi)oiny, Tr￿￿pOrt & Enviroillnent Coinmittcc
Decision Das1 meetiiig. This met ivith partial suc¢¢ss, iirith coiifirmalioii of Ilie
pcmianciit closurc of T])c Square.
Other aclivities during ihe vear incliided consultation responses on the M3 Junction 9 plans,.
supporting ¢ampaigii¢rs against the Southampton Airport ruttNvay extension" respondsng to
South Westem Railiira) s tii)Ictablt coiisiilialion. ii)cliidii)g eiicouragingi a shift of freight
fi'om road to rail establishmeiit of local distribiition depots or mobility hiibs. and
supportii)g a &2mpaigii b5, 20 5 I'lc?nOy lor Us for 20inph s￿¢d liiiiits iii H￿71p$])11¢ toiviis.
WinACC coiilinues to activcllw coordlliate activities and canipaigiis with Cycle Winchester
id is activc on thc Wii)cl)cstcr Walking Stratcg), Groiip and thc Council s Air Qualit)
Steering group, including coiisiiltatioii on Élle Local Cycling & Walkiiig 1jif1￿trUctslre Plan.
Inci'easing renthvdble eller￿1 generfilio
Only 16 % of the electricitv used iii Winchester District Currently comes froiii local rcneM'abl¢
sourccs- this i)eeds lo ¥hange urgently and significantl)p if iirc to hclp figlit tlic climate
,Ind encrg}T criscs. WinACC's Reneii,"able Energ Ji Action Group believes that UK n¢t-z¢ro
Ineans inore solar famis locally wid tliat UK energy security means more solar famis niore
quickly. The Group lias sought to influence WCC on the nccd for allocatioii of sitcs foi.
rei)thi'ablc energ), ii,'ith a vie￿, to tlic incliision of rural solar iiistallations iirithiii ilie next di'aft
of tlie LDcal Plwi. It produced a major report, Reneivable Lnei&v in Winchester Di)ti'icl, ￿]d
associated video (both available on our ii'ebsite} draiiring attenlion to the six-fold increase in
solar farni C2P2c city. rcquired to meet dccarbonisation targcts. It asso hcld an Opcn Mectiiig to
address some of th¢ toiigh qLl¢Stioiis raised about solar famis, Ivorking with Solat Ellcrgv UK
to provide facts about solar energv wid some ofthe misconecptioiis.
The Group continued to siipport plwlliing applications for neiv solar faniis &id to provide
infomiatioll to galvanise popiilar support. 11)ese have incliided the Christmas Hill,
Fleadbounic Worths, 501ar fttim applicatioii (approved and noiv under LOnStrn¢tion), revised
plcins for a solar farm al Locks Farni. Bisliop s Waltham aiid the Denmead Farin solar farm
id batt¢ry' storage pl<ll)iiing applic<ltion (ii,hich alone NITIII supply over 6 /0 of ciirrent
electricitr demand iii Winchester Districl).
WIIJACC is also noiv partti¢ring ivith a new ¢oinmunity energy organisation, Encrgise South
Doii'ns, iipith a vieiw to proi'iding a roiile foT communitie5 in tlic Winchester District keen to
¢Nplor¢ ¢ominunit)r-OiiTncd reneivablcs.
Using Idnilco euptiii'e curljnn, including hoili soil wid M'oodl<wid C<1rbon sequeslratioii lii)ked
to regenerativc agriculture, a ncis, approach for WinACC in 2020. We are still exploring thc
best way to l)ave wi lliipact oil land use in Wiiichester District.

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WorkiNg ivith local ¢fjmmiinitie.s
During the }Tear WinACC coiiipleted the first phase of our Wiiiclicstcr Cliinate Aclioii
Nctiyork (WeCAN) projcct, Ivorking is'ith 11)e Centr¢ for Siislainablc Energy (CSE). building
Ihe foundcltions of a ii¢tii'ork of local communitics taking action on the ¢limatc crisis. This
coillincnced Hrith iiearl), 60 cotllinunily climate chaiig¢ leaders from across t]ie District
gatlicring to learn <iboiit WCC'S Carboi) N¢utrality' Plaii and 8h<iTing ideas and expcriences
abolit local climate projLcls. We theii asked all 48 parisli councils w)d other coiiimiiiiit),
gioiips abolit the tvpcs of climatc action thc51 Ive￿ taking and H,hat support they needed.
Usiiig CSE'S Carboii footprint lool, Iiiiyact, we prodiiced a cirbon footprint report for each
parish and iirban ii'ard to help guide climate action. Webina13 were hcld to cxplain these
repoits and to ansii'cr qiiestions. This phase of thc project culininat¢d in Communitv Climate
Action Da)Is, INhich broiiglit people froin differeiit wmiiiunitics togeilier lo sliare ideas:
promote collaboration and reduce fcclings of isolation. A WeCAN Leamliigs Rcport ilas
produced, wliich is available 01) our ivcbsite.
The second phase of WeCAN commenced in March 2022 M'ith Core funding from Soiiih
Doiiins National Park Aut]iority', togeilier iiiith additional funding from Winchester Rotary,
Club and WCC. This phase ivill rni) for 2.25 years unlil Ma), 2024, buildiiig on the
foundations alreadv l<iid and Nvitli thc added impetus provided by our nclw Cliinate Officer.
Parish councils and ¢omiiiunity groups arc bcing supported to build tlicir capacit)., prioritisc
Imd organise their climafe changc related activities wid learn froin each other. We are
developing a nem, on5inc platfonn to ci)able communitics to share ii)fomJation, ideas and
expcrience. Quarterls. WeCAN Netsi'ork Evcnts are beiiig lield, eidicr in pcrson or online,
wliich are open to everyoiic in thc District ii'orking iiTiih others in their eoinmunity to tak¢
a¢tion on tlie cliniatc Crisis. The first ineeting iiicludcd scssions on practical experiences of
setting up a cliinale chwige group: 1014. carboii food piojects. wid liow WCC are lielpiiig local
mmunitics achi¢vc nct zero carbon.
In viciv of the scale and scope of the WeCAN project, WinACC has subsiimed its cxisting
Coiiiiiiuiiities Engageineiit Group into WeCAN. Othcr community a¢tiviti¢s during the soar
included..
Winchesler Greep7 Week- WinACC Ill 2021 again supported Green Week,
Wiiicl)ester"s annual festival to cclcbratc and PiDmole sustainable living. With a
thLmc of 'Groi¥ing greener together,, tlie event ivas coordinated iiiidi The Cliinate
Coalition's 'Thc Great Big Green Week,, it also includcd cvcnts focussed on the run
up to COP26 hcld in Glasgoiv in Noveniber 2021, including Song.[nr ihe Climale,
organiscd by WinACC and odier Wii)chester based climate actioii groups uiid¢r the
banner of Winehestei. Tn£eiliei'.foi' oiir Plonef. The 2022 Grecn Week is being hcld
from 24 Septgmber to 2 October.
IncF'edible fldible WinchLJ.sler continues to support peopl¢ to Lat a morc sustainable
diet, running a coinmiinit5' ailotinenl in c¢ntral Winchc5tcr and maintaining
dumonstration planters iii tivo publici creas in Winchester city centre. WinACC also
Ivorks in partiiersliip iviih Winchcstcr Food Parthcis1)ip (WFP), which has obtained
grwits from Sustainable Food Places to asstst their drivc toii'ards sprcadillg public
aivareness of licalthicr and niore sustainable food and tackliiig food Is'aste. WFP also
¢ontril)ytcs to thc W¢CAN i)roject.
C.'limale asseniblieJ - during tS)e year WIt￿Cc supported the Winchcst¢r District
Youiig People's Climate Asscmbls,, organised b)p the Mayor of Winchcstcr's Office
id tlie Uiiivcrsity. of Wii)chester to give voice to young pcople &¢ross the District.
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The findings of thc Asscn)blv ivere shared ivith decision makers at both WCC and
HCC. It is planned to orgaiiisc a fiirther climate asscmbls, bcforc thc end of 2022. iirith
funding from the National Lottery Communily Fund.
Uiher lobbying undcampciigning
Nulionulpulicj - WinACC cooperntes iirith The Climate Coalition and others to
¢r¢at¢ a stroiigcr voicc 01) i)ational policy. This iiicliidcs lobbying our local MPS.
encouTaging supporters to M'rite to MPS and 5igii petitioiis. and piiblicising our
reactions to Govcrnmci)t and UN climal¢ policy annoullccnients. Diiring the J'ear
WiiTrACC organised a ¢oalition of Wiiiclicstcr bascd ¢liniat¢ cl)angc a¢lion groiips aiid
the UniversitiT of Wiiicliestei ('Wincliestei' Togeilier for Oiir Planct,) to dcvclop
ii)itiatives to raise coinmunini awarcncss about COP26 and influ¢nce our politici&iis
ajid those iiivolved in COP26 to commit lo bold actioiis.
Winchesler Cilj, Council- WinACC niaintaiiis a constructive wo￿]1]g relationship
14.iih tlie Coiiiicil. Tiic Council Cabinct ineiiiber for the cliiiiate emcrgcnc}T IS
noiiiiiiated to our Board of Trust¢¢s' Iv¢ hold regular mcctii)gs ivith officers
responsibl¢ for planning and implcmenting the Council's r¢sponses to thc cliinate
einergenc!, and regiilarllw attend or p￿Se11t at relevant Council meetings. Thcsc
inCl￿ded the Air Quciliti, Siccriiig Group, the Carbon N¢utrality Open Foruni and the
Grcen Ecoiiomic Devclopincnt Straiegs, StCLring Group.
Humpsliire Counlii Coupicil- tlie Coiin¢il's Vi¢c-Chair, Transport & Environm¢nt
Select Committce, is nominated to our Board of Trustees and ive hold regiilar
Incetings witli their Execiitiv¢ mcmbcr for the Climate. WinACC also providcs one of
tlie tiiro H￿￿p$hIre Cliinate Actioii Netii'oi'k's repr¢scnlativcs at the Council's ENp¢rt
Stakcholdcr Forum on the cSimate.
Hapnp5hire CliniateAc¢ion Jvehvork (HampsliireCAN)- WiiiACC is responsible ftir
financial nianagumcnt of HampshireCAN, ii,hich biings together people aclive oil
climate change in their communities in the local government arcas of Hw))pshire,
Portsmouth aNd Soiiilia]npton to Icam from cach other, ¢oordinale activities and
facililate projects to mitigatc climate change, and have a joint voice to HCC and other
Cross-border agencies such as M3 LEP ￿]d Transport for the South East.
Hampsliire Penyi(pn FundDivesl (HPFDivesl) - WinACC il'orks throiigh HPF
Divest to en¢ourage p¢oplc to rc5poI)d to HCC'S public consultation on its approach
to 'responsible investmeiit" Ivhicli includcs divcstin¥nt from fossil fuels. Tbeir
proposals iyere a big stcp fonvard from their preyious position. HPF Divest is
ii'orking in ¢0111< bordtion ivitli local govcmmenl trades imion, UNISON, iirith a
PIEsence outsidt as ivell as at meetings of tlie Hatnpshir¢ Pens&on Fuiid Pancl ￿]d
Board. We aic also 1s".orking collaboratively Iirjth 'Dirty Mone) a c&iipaign across
tlie souili-cast whicli i5 opeii to anyoiie.
Financinl Review
Despite a challenging start to the year due to the continued impact of the Covid-19 pandemic,
WinACC li'a5 in thc fortunate position of hailing reserves to relsj on during thc carl! months
of thc financial year. Subscqucntl}', WinACC has beiiefited froin generous donatlOLiS ftoin a
Oak Fouiidation as ii'ell as froiii man}, of our long-terni supportcrs. As a result, our donations
for the )ear iiicreas¢d bs. 40 /th ¢ompwrd to tlie prcvious ycar.

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Income from charitciblc activities more Ihaj) tripled ¢ompar¢d io the pr¢vioiis y¢ar. During thc
)iear W￿lACc ivas Ilie r¢¢ipient of seriii¢e Incoine and grants froiii The Ccntrc for
Sustainablc Eiiergy, National En¢rg5' Foundation, Soutli Downs National Park A41thority,
N<1tional Lottcry, Community, Fund and Sustainable Food Places. From April to September
2021 WinACC conlii)ued to be a recipient of tlie Goveriunent's CoronaviNs Job Rclcntion
Scliciiie, helpii)g lo siipport flexible ivorking for onc incmbcr of staff.
The company s income for 2021122 greiv from £68,903 to £123,453, wliilst expeiidithre
incrcased from £67,138 to £92,545. Thc cxpcnditurc incrca5C MTas Principally duc to
increased staffing Icvcls lo cnablc us to deliver our iicw g￿lt ￿nded proj¢cts a]id to ciihance
WiiiACC's organisational disciplines. Unieslric(ed reserves iiicreased during the year from
£36,1182 at 31 March 2021 to £61,017 at 31 Mar¢l1 2022. This figure is jiist beloiir the upper
th￿ShOld of thc reservcs policy {c. £62,000: based our budget). Given current inflation
levels wid unecrtainty, of future fiindraising in the currcnt economic Cliiiiate, the trnste¢s
coiisider this to be wi appropriate lev¢1 of reserves at this tiiiie.
Reserves policy
The Company s rescrvcs polic). sccks to iiiaintain unrestricfrd ￿ndS )vl)ich have not been
desiwiatcd for a specific usc at a levcl equivalciit to behveen tliree and six months, t)'pical
unrestricted eypendittire.
This level of reserves is intendcd to hclp thc Compan)T manage financial uncertaii)t)i and to
give assuranc¢ to funders and creditors alx>ut its capacity to meet its commitments and
Inanage wiy uiifor¢se¢n financial difficliltics. Thc tnistecs considcr that rcscrvcs at tliis Icvel
iiill ensur¢ tlwt, in tlie evciit of a Si￿]ificant drop iii fuildi1￿, tliey will be ablc to ¢ontinu¢ tl)e
Compan3 5 curr¢iit activities iTr,hile considcration is given to ivays in ii,hich additional ￿ndS
ilias, be raised or futurc eX￿nditUre rcduced. The Trnstees are also ¢oncenied that reseryes
should be sufficient to meet additional costs associated ii'ith ivinding up the Conipany, should
that coiirse of action cvcr bc d¢¢nicd appropriate.
Disclosure of information to independent examiner
Each of the tn￿te¢S has ￿nfin￿ed that there is no relevant inforniation (as defiiied b), S418
of the Companies Act 20D6) of ivhi¢h the}, ar¢ aM'ar¢ ivhich is relevant to the examination,
biit of ii,hi¢h the cumincr is uiiaw<irc. Thc), liavc fiirthcr coiifirnicd tlMt thcy havc takcn
1ppropriate steps to ideiitifj, such r¢l¢vant infonnation and to establisli that the examiner is
aiipare of SLiC]) infonnation. This rcport has bcen prepared in accordance ivith the small
oinpansw ￿gIMe (Seclioii 419(2} of thc Coiiipanics Act 2006).
Oli behalf of the Bo<1rd of Tmstees
Chrisliiie Holloivai,
Cotnparty Secretary
Dated. 21 September 2022
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Company number: 08013043
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR IHE YEAR FNDED 31 MARCH 2022
The trustees. Iwho are also directors of Winchcstcr Action on Climate Change Ltd for the
putposc of coinpany laii,, are rcsponsiblc for preparing thc Truslccs, Reports and the accoiinls
in aceordwice witli appli¢ablc Illiir and Uiiitcd Kiiigdom Accounting St<1ndanls (Unitcd
Kiiigdom Geiierally. Accepted Ac¢oiinling Pracli¢e}.
Conipany laii. rcquircs the tTUStees lo prepair a¢counts for cach fil)￿]cIal }Tcar ivl)icli gives a
truc aiid fair vieiv of the slate of affairs of th¢ Company, including the income and
xpcnditiire for that vear.
In PTeparing these accoiints. the twstees are reqlli￿d to..
s¢l¢ct suitable accounting policies wid ihen apply them coiisisteiitly;
observe the methods and principles in the Chwiti¢s SORP;
make judgenients aiid estiiiiates diat are reasonable and pnident; and
prepare the accoiiiits on thc goiiig conccni basis unlcss it is inappropriatc to presiimo
iat the comp￿lY ilrill coiitittue iii operation.
The lftistees are responsible for keeping proper accounling rccotds that disclose ivith
reasonable acciiracv <lt an!, tiine the financial position of the Company and enable thein to
cnsure that the a¢¢ounls coinpl)i ivitli the Coiiipanics Act 2006. They are also responsible for
safcgiiardii)g ilie assets of the Compan51 and he￿￿ for taking re&8oiiable steps for die
preveiilion and detection of fraiid and otl)er irregli1￿)11C$.
In so far as the Trnslees are all'a￿..
there is no rclcvwit audit infomiation of ivhich the charitablo ¢ompan5' s independent
exwniiior is unaii'are. and
the Truslees bave taken all the stcps that the)p ought to have taken to inake Ihciiiselves
aiva]'e of ￿)Y relevajit Iiifoniiatioii wid to establisli that tlic iiidepcndciit eYaiiiiEicr is
aivare of tl)at inforniation.
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INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
FOR THE TRUSTEES OF WINCHESTER ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE LTD
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
I rLport on the accounts of tl)e Compaii), for tlie lie￿. elided 31 Mar¢li 2022, Ivl)i¢h ￿ scl oiit
on pag¢s li to 24.
Responsibilities and basis of repoit
As the charitable Company's tmstes (and also its directors for tlie purposes of compan51 laiv)
voii ar¢ re8ponsible for the prcparation of the accounts in accordance ivitl) the requir¢ments of
the Companies Act 2006 ('the 2006 Act'}.
Having satisfied mlisclf that the accouilts of the company are not required to be <iudited linder
Part 16 of the 2006 Act and are eligible for iiidep¢ndeiit CXc2mination, l ￿pOrt in re5PCCt of ini,
exaiiiination of Iyoui. charil) s siccounts as carried out uiider seclion 145 of tlib Charitics Act
2011 (the '201 l A¢t'). tn ur))'ing out m), ex￿￿1]jatiOn I have Eolloiw¢d the Directions given
bli the Char&t5' Commission linder sectioii 145(5)(b) of th¢ 201 I Arf.
Independent ex&minei s i'eport
I have completed ni5f examiiiation. I coiifimi that no matters have come to my attention in
connection with the e￿amInatIon giving me cause to belie￿..
(l) accounting r¢¢ords iv¢r¢ not kept in respect of the company as requir¢d by sects.on 386 of
thc 2006 Act; oi.
{2) the ￿￿Ul1t5 do not accoid ii'ith those accoiinting re¢ords' or
{3) the accounts do not compls, 11'itli the accounting r¢quir¢inents of sectioii 396 of the 2006
Act othcr than an}1 reqiiiremcnt th1< t th¢ accoiints give a 'tnlC ¢ind fair viciv iTrlii¢h is not a
malter consideird as part of an iiidcpcndcnt cxw?iination' or
{4) the wcoiints have not been prepared in aecordance ivith thc mediods gmd principles of the
Siateineiit of R¢coiniiiendcd Praclicc foi. accouiiting and rcportii)g by ¢l)arities lapplicablc
to Ch￿71￿¢S prepating tlicir accouiits in accordance i%rlth the Financial R¢portiiig Stai)dard
applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland {FRS 102)].
I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection iviih the examination
to ivl)i¢h attcnlioi) should be draii'n in this repoit in order to ertable a proper iindcrstartding of
tl)e accounts to be reached.
Name.. CJ Goodhe<id FCA, Kiiigl)t Goodhcad Ltd. Cliartered A¢coiinta])ts
Address: 7 Bournenioutli Road: Chajidler's Ford, Eastleigh, Hanipsliire, S053 3DA
Date: IA September 2022
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Company number: 08013043
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
lincluding Income and Expenditure account)
2022
2021
Unrestricted Restri¢ted
Funds
Fund$
Unrestricted Restricted
Funds
Funds
Total
Funds
Total
Funds
Notes
Income
Donations
and Icga¢ies
Charitable
activilics
Investment
inLome
Total income
62.139
12,49
74,588
44,449
9.021
53,470
40,879
7,945
48,824
8,135
7,200
15,335
98
41
41
98
103,059
20.394
123,463
52,682
16,221
68,903
Expenditure
Cost of
raising fitnds
Charitnble
activitiC5
TotAI expenditure
96
96
1.260
1,260
80.130
12.319
92,449
48,178
17,700
65.878
80,226
12,319
92,545
49,438
17,700
67,138
Net income I
(expenditui'e) for year
T￿nSfe
Total fund balances
brougbt forw'aid
22.833
8.075
30,908
3.244
{1,4791
1,765
1.302
11,302)
36,882
16,531
53,413
33.638
18,010
51.648
Total fund balances
cai'ried forward
61,017
23.304
84.321
36.882
16,531
53,413
The st8temenl of financial activf(ies include5 all gains and losses ￿COgnised in Ihe year.
All income and expenditure derive from conlinulng activities.
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BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDEO 31 MARCH 2022
2022
2021
Notes
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
12,757
129.366
10,451
44.889
Cash al bank and in hand
142,123
55,140
CREDITORS.. amounts falling due wf(hin one
year
{26,432)
(1.727>
NET CURRENT ASSETS
115,691
53,413
CREDITORS.. amounts falling due after more
than one year
(31,370)
NET ASSETS
84.321
53,413
FUNDS
General funds
Restricted funds
61,017
23,304
36.882
16,531
TOTAL FUNDS
84,321
53,413
For the financial year ended 31 March 2022 the Company was entitled to exemption from
audti under section 477 of Ihe Companies Act 2006,. and no noli¢e has been deposfied
under section 476. The directors acknowledge their re5pon5ibililies for ensurtng that Ihe
company keeps accounting records, which comply with section 386, and preparing accounts,
which give a true and fair view of the stale of affai￿ of the company as at the end of the year
and of ils surpltss or deficit for the financial year, in accordance wilh the requirements of
section 394 and 395 and whlch otherwise comply with the requirements ofthe Companies
Act 2006 relaling lo a¢¢ounls, so far as applicable lo the company.
The accounts have been p￿pa￿d in accordance with the special provisions of Part 15 of Ihe
Companies Act 2006 relating to small companies.
Approved
y Ihe Trustees on £1 September 2022 and signed on their behalf by..
Hugh
cNaughlan
Treasurer
Dated.. 2/
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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022
1. ACCOUNTING POLIC5ES
al Accounling Convention
The financial s18temenls have been prepared in accordance with Accounting and Reporting
by Chatilies.. Financial Reporting Standard 102 applicable in the United Kingdom and
Republic of Ireland IFRS 102).. the Statement of Recommended Practice applicable lo
charities preparing their accounts in aGcordance with FRS 102 (Charities SORP (FRS 102)).,
and Ihe Companies Act 2006.
The charity meets the definrtion of Ihe publi¢ benefrt entity under FRS 102. Asset5 and
liabilities are initially recognised al historical c051 of Iransacllon value unless othe￿ise
stated in the relevant accounting policy note.
The accounts have been Pfep8red on the going conGem basis. There are no material
uncertainties about Ihe ¢h8rity's ability lo continue.
bl Fund Accounting
Unrestricted funds are available for use at the discretion of the trustees in furtheran¢e of the
general objectives of the charity. Designated funds are funds earmarked by the truslees for a
particular project, bul which remain part of unreslricled funds.
Reslricled funds are sublecled lo restrictions on their expendlture Imposed by the donor
when making the gift or resuming from the terms of the application for the funds.
Fund transfers are m8d8 when restricted funds have been lawfully released and transfe￿ed
lo unrestricted funds or where ch8rity law permits the proceeds of restricted funds to be
spent for an allemative purpose.
cl Income
All income is included in the Slalemenl of Financial A¢livilies when the charity is entitled lo
the income, receipt IS Probable, and the amount of the income can be quantified with
reasonable accuracy. The following spe¢ific policies are applied lo particular calegories of
Income..
Donations and legacies rpceived by way of grants, donations, legaGies and gifts are normally
included in full in the Statement of Financial A¢tivrties when received or receivable.
Grant income where enlitlement is not conditional on Ihe delivery of performance-related
conditions 15 recognised when the charity becomes unconditionally enttiled to the granl.
Grant income where enlillement 15 condilional on the delivery of substantive performance-
related conditions conlained in the funding agreement is recognised only when the
conditions are met. Such conditions can include speGification of the tlme period over which
related expenditure of resources on the service5 funded can take place.
Where terms and condiiions of a grant have not been met or uncertainty exists as to whether
Ihe charily can meet the lerms or Gondilions otherwlse than under it5 Control. grant inGome 15
not recognised bul is deferred as a liabiifty unlil it is probable Ihal Ihe terms or conditions
imposed can be mel. A grant subject lo perfomiance-relaled conditions received in advance
of delivering the servlces required by Ihose conditions is accounted for as a liability and
shown on the balance sheet as deferred income. Where the conditlons exlend over a period
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of more than one year, Ihen the amount of the liability 15 disclosed as being due after more
than one year. Deferred income is released to income in Ihe reporting period in which Ihe
performance-related conditions that limit recognitlon are met.
Income ￿te1Ved from the Govemmenl's Coronaviftjs Job Retention Scheme is shown under
Charitable Aclivilies (Core Funding).
The reasonably eslimaled value lo the charity of office space, as50cialed utilities and other
services used by the charity which are donated by the University of Winchester is treated as
donation income and the same cost is included in expenditure.
The charity relies on the contribution of.unpaid general volunleeTS in Gafrying out its
activities. However, il is impractical to measure their contribulions reliably for accounting
purposes. Accordingly, the contributions of general volunteers are not included as income in
Ihe financial slatemenls. However, a description of the role played by general volunieers Is
provKled in note 4 to these Accounts.
Investment Income is included when receivable.
dl Expendtture
Expenditure is recognlsed on an accruals basis as a liabilrty is incurred. 11 includes any VAT
paid.
Costs are apportloned in Ilne with the income received from that source during the year.
Expenditure on charilable activities comprise5 those costs incurred by the charity in the
delivery of its activities and serVI￿S for its beneficiaries. It includes both costs that can be
alloGated d1￿ctlY lo such aciivilies and those costs of an indirecl nature necessary to support
them.
All costs are allocated between the expendilufe categories of the Statement of Financial
Aclivilles on a basis designed to reflect Ihe use of the resource. Costs relating lo a particular
aclimty are allocated directly.
e) Pension Costs
Contributions in respect of the defined conlributioll s¢l)eme used by the Company (the Nest
Wofkplace pension scheme established by the govemmenl) are oharged to the Stalemenl of
Financial Activities for the year in which they are payable to the scheme. Differences
belween ¢onlributions payable and conlribulions aGtually paid in the year are shown a5
either accruals or prepaymenls at the year end.
fj Flxed Assets
Tangible fixed assets are cAprtalised if they can be used for more than one year, and costs
al le8St £500. They are valued al ￿$t or a reasonable value on receipt, less depreciation.
Depreciation ts provided on fixed assets to spread the cost over the estimated useful lives of
the relevant assets at the following rates..
Computer equipment: 33.3Qh stralght line
2. LEGAL STATUS
The charity 15 a Gompany limited by guarantee and has no share cèpital. The charitable
company was incL)rporaled on 30 March 2012 in the Uniled Kingdom and was registered on
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Company number: 08013043
8 February 2013 wilh the Charity Commission in England and Wales. The charity 15 a publi¢
benefit entity.
The registered office of the charitable company is Main Campus. University of Winchester,
Sparkford Road, Winchester. Hampshire. S022 4NR.
3. INCOME FROM CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
Unrestricted Restricted
2022
2021
Charitable activities
Core activities
Fundraising
Supporting communities
Policy development
Projects
1,831
1,831
1,807
8,035
2.429
10.464
8.328
31,013
40.879
5,516
7,945
36,529
48,824
5,200
15.336
4. STAFF COSTS
2022
2021
Wages and salaries
Soclal securlty costs
Pension expenses
Other
62,217
280
37,800
1,175
609
64,281
962
38,762
The average number of staff employed during the yearwas 3.4 {20212.2). No employee
received emolvmenls of £60,000 or more during this year or the prior year. During Ihe year
one employee was consldered from November 202110 be key management personnel
{£7,614 emoluments for part-lime employment from November 2021 to March 2022).
Durlng the year no trustee was pald or reimbursed for expenses (2020 £nil).
Various unpaid services are provKled by general volunleers. induding trustees. These
seTvi¢es have not been measured for the purposes of these accounls but include general
manaoemenl, project and action group leadershlp. academic research and report wrliing.
planning and organisalional, company secretarial. treasury and financial managemenl.
fundraising and p2rtnershlp activities.
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5. EXPENDITURE
Unrestricted
Restricted
2022
2021
Costs directly allocated to activities
Direct staff costs (see note 4)
60.667
3,614
64,281
38,762
Direct pmjecl costs
Training and recruitment
4,046
7.791
11.837
10,498
440
453
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64,726
11,845
76,571
49,280
Support ¢o$ts allocated to activities
Serviced office
11,520
11,520
11,520
Payments lo contractors
352
352
1.237
Marketing and Communications
1,221
474
1.695
1,431
Finance
1,587
1,587
1,020
Depreciation
14,680
474
15,154
15,208
Governance costs
Accounlancy and examination fees
620
620
1,032
Trustee and AGM costs
104
104
358
80.130
12,319
92.449
65,878
Serviced office is the "in klnd" donation of Se￿ICed office Space from the University of
Winchester. This has a150 been included in donation income.
In¢luded within accountancy and examinatlon tees above are amounts due to the
independent examiners of £620 and £600 for 2022 and 2021.
6. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Cost as at 1 April 2021 and 31 March 2022
530
Depreciation a5 at 1 April 2021
530
Depreciation charge for the year
Depreciation as at 31 March 2022
530
Net book value as at 31 March 2022
Nel book value as al 31 March 2021
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7. DEBTORS
2022
2021
Trade debtors
2,528
Accrued income and prepayments
8. CREDITORS
2022
2021
Amounts falling due wthin one year..
Trade creditors
Accruals
Deferred inGome
629
628
1,304
423
26.432
1,727
Amounts f811ing due 8ft8rmor8
than
one year.-
Defer￿d income
31,370
57.802
1,727
g. RESTRICTED FUNDS
Funds
blfwd Income Expenditure Transfer
Funds
clfwd
Administration Fund
3,750
{155)
3.595
Branding & Publicity
2.565
(55>
2,510
Buildings & Transport Action
2,715
(440)
2,275
Greening Colden Common
409
{409)
Greening Fumood
462
{462)
HampshireCAN
335
(12)
323
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Company number: 08013043
HCC Councillor Grants=
Safer Streets
Relrorrt
Song for the
Climate
800
900
{278)
522
900
250
{250)
Project Z
4,059
{931)
3,128
Relrorrt crowdfLTrnding
2.549
{840)
1,709
The Climate Coalition..
Young People's Climate
Assembly
1,500
(1,500)
The Soil AssociationlSust81nable
Food Places grants..
Food for the
PlaneVGood Food
Funds
Veg. Cities and
EmergenGy Support
Funds
800
1720)
80
3,882
1,000
(4,862)
WeCAN'.
South Downs Nallonal Park
Authority
Winchester Rotary Club
2,879
5.000
11280)
{200)
1,599
4,800
Winchester City Council..
Winchester Together for our
Planet
316
{101)
215
Winchester Green Week..
Individual donations
The Climate Coalition-. The
Great Big Green Week
Winchester Business
Improvement District (BID)
424
(226)
198
1,450
1,450
900
(9001
{1,3021
Explanation of Funds:
Adminislralion Fund is an anonymous donation lo be used for administrative support and
staff training, or as olhewise agreed with the donor.
Branding and Publicity is an anonymous donation to be used for further markeling, branding
& publicity work, including development of the charity's website. or as olherwise agreed with
the donor.
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Buildings & Transporl Action is an anonymous donation to be used for buildings ortransFK)rt
campaigning and projects.
Greenlng Colden Common and Greening Fulflood were both orphan funds transferred to
WinACC to be used for communily environmental projects. The remaining Fulflood fund was
transferred to general funds afier the expiry of the designated period for further cart)on
saving projects in that community.
HampshireCAN is the Hampshire Climate Action Network. wrth which WnACC has an
ag￿ement for the provision of support services without charge (for the collection of revonues
and payment of expenses).
HCC CouncillL)r Grants refers to grant5 from indiwdual Hampshire County Councillors. This
includes 'Safer Streets, to promote safer 51reels in Winchester. 'Retrofit' lo contribute
towards production of a video about retrofilling homes (fully ulilised by June 2022) and a
special grant lo contribute towards the Gharily's successful Song for th8 Climate evenl in the
run up lo GOP26.
Project Z is an anonymous donation lo be used for projecls relating lo the retrofitllng of
buiklings or for land use related projects, or as otherwise agreed with the donor.
Retrofrt crowdfvnding - indivldual donations were received through 8 crowdfunding scheme
for which expected match funding was not received-, donors of £840 agreed that their
donations could be tranSfer￿d for MfinACC's general 8clivilies,' Ihe remainder is held to
provide additional support as needed, for example for low-income household retrofits, in
connection wrth the sUpe￿ome$ project.
The Climate Coalition grant was a Great Big Green Week Commun5ty Grant lo fund the
Winchester Young People's Climate Assembly held in November 2021 and organised by Ihe
Mayor's Office in partnership with Winchester City Council. University of Winchester and
WinACC.
The Soil Association grants collected on behalf of the Winchester Food Partnership (VVFP)
include the Sustainable Food Pla¢es {SFP) Veg Cities and Em8rgency Support Funds. the
remaining balances of whlch were fully utilised during the year, and new granls under SFP'S
'Good Food Movement, programme for work by VVFP in connection wtih WinACC's WeCAN
projeol and SFP'S 'Food for the Planet, programtne on which WFP are working with
Winchester City Council and Incredible Edibles.
Winchester Clitnate Action Ne￿OrK (WeCAN> is an ongoing campaign to support local
communities achieve net zero carbon. It is currently fLFnded by the South Downs National
Park Authority (over a period of 2.25 years) and Winchester Rotary Club. with additional
funding expected to be received from Winchester City Council.
Winchester Cily Council's grant conttibule5 to the Gosls of events being planned by WinACC
and other Wnchester based ttlimale ¢hange action groups in the run up to COP27 under the
'Winchester Together for Our Planet, banner.
VMn¢hester G￿en Week is a festlval of eco events and is supported by WinACC (for the
colleclion of revenues and payment of expenses).
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10. UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
Funds
blfwd Income Expenditure Transfer
Funds
clfwd
Designated Funds (Tre8
Planling for Love Miles
subscribers)
Designated Fund IWeCAN
project safely nel, pending
confirmation of additional
match funding)
General funds
(3)
5,000
(3,698)
5,000
$6,014
38,879 103,059
80,223)
36 882 103 OS9
11. ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
Unrestricted Restricted
2022
Unrestricted Restricted
2021
Fixed Assets
Deblots &
accnjed incom8
12,757
12.757
9,201
1,250
10,451
Bank and Cash
49,517
79.849 129,366
29,408
15.281
44.689
Credflors and
accruals
(1,25D
156,545) (57,802)
(1,727)
{1,727)
23.304
84.321
16.531
12. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
There were no related party Ir8nsaclions during the year.
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