CLARETS IN THE COMMUNrrY uMrrED
l• covnpany by guar4nt•e)
ANNUAL REPORT AND CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
Company Number. 08615704
Regtstered Charity Number. 1155856
Clarets In The Commuilty Urnlted-Annual Rewt and &aternents 202>2024

CLARETS IN THE CQMMUNITY LIMITED
(a cornNny Ilmlt•d by guarnntee)
Pag•
Legal and Admintstrative Infonnation
Trustees. report
Statefftnt of Twustee5' responslbllllles
10
Independent Auditorfs report
Consolidated Slatenwt of Financwl Acti¥ths
15
Consoltaated state￿￿t of Financial Position
16
Company Statement of Fina￿al Position
17
Con4olidated Ca6h FkTW StaietrEnt
18
Notes to the crnlKlated financial statements
19
aarets InThe Cofflrnunlty Urnlted-kn￿l Report and FInal￿141 *ateffeftts 202>2024

GLARETS IN THE COMMUNrrY LIMITED
lo company Ilmlted ty guarnnt••)
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
H Al-Kailani
A Anwar
M L Garlrck
S A Hunt (apwvnted l November W23)
BC￿lbY
D M Lawson
Y Naheed
T Nelson (Chair)
AGPace
D L Rothwell
RHJSutton
M Thompson (rewned 6 July 2023)
M R Wlliams
PASWlson
The mistees xt as direclors for tre purpose of con¥)any lthv.
Chlef Exocutfve OIR¢•r
H L Gumian
Charity numbor
1155856
Company number
08615704
Registered ollke
Turf Moor
Harry Potte
Bumley
Lancashire
BB10 4BX
Indep•nd•nt Audlto
PM+M Solutions for Business LLP
Chartere(l ACC￿ntsnts
New Century House
Greenbank Tethnology Park
Blackbum
Lancashire
B815QB
Banke
Barclays Bank plc
72178 St James Street
Buriil¥y
Lancashire
BB111NH
aarets InThe Commuft￿ ￿rnfted-ATrnull Re￿)rt and StatÈments 202>2024

CLAREfs IN THE COPAPAUNttY UMITED
TRUSTEES. REPORT IINCLUDING DIRECTOR8, REPORTI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
The trustees pyesent their report and the a￿alted financial Sts1w￿Its of Ihe grwp and the cornpany for
the year ended 30 June 2024.
ObJectlvM and Actlvllles
Burnley FC in the Community is a self4nartirvJ. registered chanty with a mission to inspire, support
and deliver positsve change for ail. This is achbeved through the delNery of two Ove￿1¢hing outcomes
and three tstgeted outco[￿.
1. To harness the unKiue standlig of Bumloy F￿1 Club to delNer lastirvj thange in the bcal
communty.
2. To emL*d ouvsefvES in the l(7(a comnyjnty ftx h)n*terni operabTrJ of outstarKling facilitb8S.
etsd Ouicoffes
1. Eng29e with our eommunibes to rnisè aspirations.
2. Support our communty to five healthy lThfe3.
3. Create a level playing fthj for all to eng4e in sw)rt and t*iysical acm.
Bumlev FC in the Community is commrtted to dèvèloping a ranop of cnmmuntyJ)aged proiocts acrose
the tx)roughs of Bumley, Pend￿. Rossendale. Ribble Valley and Cabderdale.
Tar
The Charity has four core values whKh are the ideals it 5trNes to &hleve every day in the ¢Jalivery of
Its aCt￿l￿e$ ar￿ cnarIta￿e worK InciusN8, Integnty, PaSS￿nate and R￿lIent.
The charity delivered a wide range of o)mmunty prc4ects during the 2023-24 ffinan￿al year to help
dolwèr its aimG, including..
Premier League Priffory Slars
Premier League lQ"cks
Pr@mi@r LpAoiJp. Inqpirps
Female Footbal
Disability Swrt
Schools Sport
F(x)tball Coaching
Bumley Communty l(t¢hen Foodbank
Youlh Crirne Reductkjn
Clarets WelconE- Refwees ProRct
Veterans Programme
Actrve Clarets- Heath and Vkllbeirs Pr(granNTEs
Mental Y¥eiiDeing Programn
Champions Youth Intervention Prc*Jran
STEM
Achievgmpnts and Perfofmance
This financ￿1 year represents the chanty's tenth full year of operatiorts. During the year. the charity
enoaged with over 30.000 individu2Lq. dp.INprino rwp.r ￿ ¢xvnmunity proiee& in Burnlay and the wider
region. In order to celebrate ten years of impact we he￿ a number of events ￿lmInating with an event
at the House of Lords hosted by Lord Khan.
As a charity we LYJnb'nued to experience signffKant demaid for our ftx>Jbank'. the Bum* Community
Kitchen. We have conts.nuea lo work in partnership with several Organisat￿$ in the area as part Df
Burnley Together to ensure that we were ablo to support thg. rrYJAt viilnÈrable in the tovm. W• hava also
re￿)gnIsed a need to link youw peo￿ with local businesses so have launched an innovative STEM
offer whth aims to spark an interest in STEM cxeers for our yourKJ peopl¢.
aarets InThe Comrnunlty UMfted-Arn￿1 RerortarKI Flnar¢lal Ststements 202>2024

CLAREfs IN THE COMMUNrrY UPArrED
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORn
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
Fundralsing
The charity undertakes fundr8ising athity in the fom of fvndraising events. the p￿r￿se of wh￿h is to
generate unrestrthd inrxJmÈ for the charity. Any incoming resourcas from fundratsing are reco9nised
In the Consolidated Ststerr*nt of Finanoal A(*vibes once the charity i¥ enbtw to the fvndtaisln
income and wovided that the income w be relably rreasured.
A number ol fundra￿1ng events ￿re succtssfvl in raisiNJ vital fijnds for the thanty. indudiw:
Chanty GOW Day
Turf Sleepout
The Big Bumw Breakout
Communty Charity Dinner
TurfTalk Live
The charity did not approach the general Publ￿ with wart15 to fundraislNJ in an unsoli¢J"ted manner
and does not intend to do so in ftjture year5.
charity did not receive any eJynpLgints during the year ab(xrt its fundraising &tivities.
In oddrtion to the unrestriGted fuThJs atNJ ￿￿411{￿5 le￿[Ve￿, the charny B grdteful to the frllowing
fundets and dunot5 who have supported us by way of restrKted grdnts and donations duritYJ the year,
which have been u8ed to directty delNer provision and services:
Anr*d Forces coven￿ Fund Tntst
BBC Children in Need
Bumley Borough Council
Burnley Fc(Jlball Club
East LancaShI￿ Medical Services
EFL Trust
F￿tball AssocBtson
Fort Vale
Great Places Houaing Grwp
151amlc flellef
LanCashI￿ & South Cumbria NHS
Foundab'on Trust
Lanedshi￿ County CounGiI
Lanca5hire Ctkket Foundaiion
Lancashire poli￿ & Crime Corrwniswner
LaneashYe w￿1•ne9 R•duction Unrfl
Macmillan
National Lottery
NeL80n & Colne Co119ge Group
Parkinson's UK
Pr8mier League Charitable Fund
Restart Consulting
Safran Nacelles
Singleton Eryin8@rirKJ
Sport England
Spring North
Sutton Pendle Charitable Trusl
ThomÈ A(xxs & SeeJJrity Ltd
Travts Perkins
UK Youtn
Up The Clarets
V8ka PLC
Veterans foyndatv
￿+￿1n0n$ Gommunty Fund
V¥kntton & Co Ltd
aarets In The Cofflmunlty lknlted-Annual Rep)rt and FO￿￿1•1 St3terr*nts 2023-2024

CLAREfs IN THE COPAIUNffY LIIArrED
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS, REPORTI
FOR THE YEAR ENDEO 30 JUNE 2024
Flnanclal Revlew
The table below summarlses tne finarrAI posibm for the fina￿1 years 2024 and 2023:
Y•ar ènded
30 June 2024
Y•ar ond
30 June 2023
Total Incoming resourcas
Total ouigoing resources
Net SUrplu￿{defic￿t) for the year
£3.817,117
£3,611,742
£205,375
£3,221.246
£3,272,733
(£52,487)
Cash at bank and in hand
Net current assets
£1,059,352
£883.465
£713.797
£712.554
Tolal In￿Ming resources Increawj by 18% to £3,817,117, paruy due to the hioher level of eore
granl tunding from the Premier League to the football dub be#ig womted to that league for
the 202>24 season. The charity has aL80 been suc￿9$￿1 in obtaining grant funding from other
provilers to $UPPtyt initiatrwes Éuch as STEM. Furtherwe, the charity sUC￿SfUlty hosted
both new arKI improved fundraising events duritvj Y￿[.
Total outgolng resources increase(I by 10% 10 £3.611,742. The new funding enabled the chanty to
increase ts offering through new programmes. required addibonal staffing and other
Duè to the f&*rs detailed atthie, the net result for the Ye￿WaS a surplus of£205,375, a signtfrant
improvement from the de￿it of £52,487 Ihe pnor year.
Castt and cash equwalents at 30 June 2024 arTh)unted to £1.059.352. an incrÈaÉe of aAOA over th•
reporting peri￿￿. The charity targets days cash on hand in excess of 60 days and the e2$h at 30
June 2024 represents days cash on hand of 1 C6 d￿s. comfortabty above the benchmark.
Net ¢urrent 8s8ets increased by 24% to £883,465. The Ghatity tar9ets a current ratio of 1.1x and
Ilie ra1￿ al 30 June 2024 was i.6fX, CofTTfonaDfy atsove Ihe l)enchma
FInanchil￿*, this has been the ThK)st successful year in the chanty's 10-year hrstory. It leaves the
charity on a strong footing to milw any fubjre challervJes, Includit￿ the Club's relegation from the
Prémior L•ague at the end of the 2&24 xoson and the resulting drop in ¢ote gianl funding.
Reserv83 Polky
The obiecb've of having free reserves is to enable the charity to (XWÈ with unplanned ￿ents. Very oftan,
the effects of an unplanned 8vent can be managed in the long-tem, bLrt tho charity neets reserve5 in
the meantime.
Tli¥ tsu51Ee5 worklng tvwarus mainBTiiry an overall target level for free reser¥es which is
equivalent to tsvo ￿K)nths. net operab'ng costs, where fixed assets are discounted when r2lculating the
level ot reserves the charty. The trustees believe this lÈvel is appropriate since the charity has
relativety predthble and diverse irKome stream6, making tt unlikety that all income will reduce at once.
FUrthemio￿, some slaff are on fixed-temi or Ga5ual COn￿ts which be terminaled qulckty followng
a drop in fvrKJing.
The trustees must monitor arKI review ￿ level of r8serves at least annualty. th line with the gutdance
issued by the Charity Comrnission., ht)wever, th818vel of reseryes i% monrtored throughout tho year as
part of the nornial monitoring and budg•tary roporting processes. Thc level of re3eThe3 i• always
dls¢ussed by the trustees at their quartety govemance meeting during Ihe Finance agenda item.
The trustees ackrKwAedge Ifot the level ot reserves for the charTiy chanqes during the year and could
either be a good indic8tor of the undeftying financ￿ health of the thanty.. or cnuld be an indutor of
potenknal prob￿rr6.
Clarets InThe Comrnvnliy LIMIted-Ann￿l Report a￿1 Flnarthl Staternents 2023-2024

CLAREfs IN The COMMUNrrY LihwfED
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORD
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUPIE 2024
Under the reserves tsryet thl of tree ffteNes at erKJ of 30 Juno 2024 would be
£607.414. Reserves at 30 June 21Y24 are as folk￿.
30 June 2024
Total reserves
Less tangiblc fixed a￿ts
2.119,167
1,403,790
715,377
The free reserrfes are above the targd and the level ofcfjver is 72 days. Maasures takon ty the trustees
to In¢￿aSe free r•serrfes have succeeded in bn'ngiTh3 thks measure above the tsrget. ￿thOut detriment
of the overarching obiectr¥¢8 0fthe charty.
Llver Ihe me(lium to longer term, in the event tr￿1 the Charrty bulds srgnjficant reserves, trustees
must..
Identify when reserves are dra4vn on so that they understsrKI th8 reasons and consKler the
Corrective a¢tK•n, rf any. Ihat [￿e￿5 io ￿ ￿￿en.
Itjentrfy when reseNe leveis nse signffiGantty atove target so that they understand the reasons and
can consider the wecljve act￿. rf any. that needs to be taken.
Engure that the R9￿rVo¢ Policy continuoe to be relevont ￿ thc chgrity devclopo or rf the Strategy
and acti¥itEs of charity GhaTrJes.
Going GonGern
At Ine Iirre ot approving the annual reF(Kt and ffinancial statements. the irustees have a reasonable
expectation that the chwity has adequate r@S(￿re￿ to eontinue in operational existenco for the
for@Se8able fvture.
Invoslment Policie•
Under the mer￿rarKjUrn an¢J J4Jtrles of AsKKiab'on, Ihe charty has the Kmmer to make any investment
which the trustees See fit and as necessary frjr e2rying oul rth8ritablè aetivities. In additKin. undor
the Memorandum and of Association. Ihe charty rrAy set aside In￿Me as a re*rve 89ainst
fu￿re expenditure, but onty in &<x)Wdar￿e with its Re8erves Polw.
Dunng 2023-24. the chanty amy not Invest in any fvrther shares in its trading sub*'diary. BFCITC
Facilities (Enterprtses) Ltd.
Rkk Manag•m•nt
The trustees are aware of their respor*ibilii*s to identify, a&%ess and manage the major n.sks tt) which
the chamy is exposed.
During the year. the charity has fijrthered its workon risk ff*werrent making all its slaff and voluntcers
risk aware. All staff and volunteers continue to have a good understanding of tsir day-tAay
responsibilities in managing risk.
The charty maintains ts 'three lines of defence. mc#Jel to help with the management of risk. The thre@
lines of defen￿ are three sets of people who collaEM)rate to manage risk. A person may b8lnnc to more
than one set: however. exh set as a Who￿ maintains a degree of Indeperwjer￿ from the pre¢eding
set and each set is proactive arKI does rK)I v￿rt for the preceding set to 'fail'.
1. The ffirst line of defen¢e consists of all staff arKI volunteers.
2. Tlw ¥¥wnd line of defEnce conslsts of ali managerreni coi*gues.
3. The third line of detence consists of the Chief ExecxJtive Offmxr arKI the Irustees.
Ckrets In The Community Limlted-Annual Rel￿ •Trd F￿￿￿111 state￿nts 202>2024

CLAREfs IN THE COIAMUNrrY UMITED
TRUSTEES. REPORT {INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
The charity holds a Prinopal Risk Inventory. on which all idenlthed Tisks are categ0ri5ed and logged.
Each risk is gNen a severwty rating and a likelih(xxl raiing ana is rnap￿￿ to a sen8s of controls, in pla
to mrtygate said rtsts.
Conversety. the charity also has a Principal Controls Inventrrty, which lists all controls and maps them
to one or more r￿kS as appropriate. IAtrwe there is a control which maps to n￿re than one rlsk, the
charity calls this a key (x)ntrol.
The prcKesses in plxe to Klentify. loa and ffAnaae rigk arp. rpvv••ed gnnualty.
The main risks ¢urrenty identif*d relate to re8erves and liquidity manage1v￿( fa(x11t￿S tisk; lumovei
of stafP, and rnajor KKidents whith could damage the rePutst￿ of the charity.
Plan• for futurn porlod8
The charty has a thre&year strategy vthich runs from 2022 - 2025 aTrJ a business plan which is
f•ViW*od *)d updated annualty, in order to ￿hleye its Objec￿3.
The Gharity wlll Con￿nUe to nEet and fvrther devek)p existing publ￿, private and voluntary sector
partnerships.
The charity will also look to enhance and further Pro￿￿ fundraisirvJ initobve5. SO to increase its
reserve levels.
Slructure, Governance and Manag•m•rt
Constitulion
Thé comp2ny 18 eonstituted ae a company limbted by 9uar8ntee {coryiny nurnber. 08015704) aiid 15
govemed by its Articles of AssrKiatson.
The chanty ts registered with the Charity Commission Icharity number. 1155856).
The charity operates under its workin9 narre of'Burnley FC in the CorYThinty'.
The knli<ll ily wiitinue5 to C￿1￿01 Its wMIty iy•meu Iraaing suDSKliary: IJFCITC Facilities (Enterprises)
Ltd. a company limited by shares (company number. 109516841. wh￿h operates the Vthitehctrugh
Outdoor Centre and The Leisure Box communty18isure knlty. both in the Borough of Pendle.
The trustees. who are also director8 for the purpose ol C￿panY law. who servwj du￿9 the year and
subsequent to the year-end wefE".
H Al-Kailani
A Anwsr
MLGarl
S A Hunt (app￿nted l Nobemtsr 2023)
C Kllby
D M Lawson
Y NahÈÈd
B T Nelson {Chair)
AGPace
O L Rothwell
RHJSutton
M Thompson (rewned 6 July 2023)
M R Wllian
PASWlson
Clarets InThe Community Llmited-P￿nUal Report and Flnancial state￿ftts 202>2024

CLARETS IN THE COMPAUNttY UMrrED
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
Method ol appointment or el8Gtion of tru5te•s
The Ghatity ellher advertises for r￿¥ trustees, or approa(*83 indiwduals wrlh the appropriate skills
andlor experien￿ to contribute to the Tr￿nagernent of the organisation. ￿1 trustees aro appointed
foilowing a formal reuuitment ryrmxs and attend a eonyohensive indLKtion programme.
All of the trustees are ffEmbers ofthe aXrV￿. The liabity of exh member by way ofth&r guarantee
lo the wmpany is to contribute a sum not exc*ling ten Founds lo the assets of Ihe company. if so
required on the windina up of the company.
Trustse Induetlon and tralning
New trustees undergo training on tt*ir bjal otlpJatw)ns under (*arty and company I￿. Ire wntent of
the Memoiandum and Articles of AsScOat￿n,. tho Com￿￿ttee and *isK)n.making process: the
business ptan and recent finanaal perfonNgrKe ofthe charity. Dunng thé inductK)n training programme.
new trustees leam about the organisaton's purpose. hBtory. aims and objectrves. services, staff and
volunteers, facilities. socunty. fvnding. safeguarding requirements. residents. participalion, strategic
work, multi-ag¢nGy invofverrent ar¥J Par￿1￿￿71￿ involve￿￿rt TIW also rm key personnel to
learn about their work roles.
Publlc benefft
The trustees have had regard to the Charity con￿$$￿￿.5 guidance on public benefjts in carrying out
the activiknes of the charty.
R•mun•rat
The remuneration of charity's key man¥rr*nt personnel is sèt by annual revww and confinned by
the tnjstees. The trustees are 911 volunte8rs and do not receive any remunerab'on for their servi￿,
DISCI￿Ur• of inforniatlon to th• Indepondent Auditorn
Each trusiee has taken steps that they ought to have tsken as a trustee. in order to make thems8￿e$
aware of any relevent audit infonnation and lo pqtAhli¢h that tho company'g auditors aro aware of that
information. The trustees confimi that there k8 no re￿vant informats'on that they kncyw of arml whith they
knu4Y the auditofs are un&vare of.
Appolntmenr Of Inaepondom Audltorn
The auditors, PM*M Solutions for Business LLP. are dÈempd to be reaprKsintthY under soction 487 {2)
of the Companies Act 2￿6.
AForoved by the Board on..
and signed on its b•half by"
B T Nel%>n
Trustee
Clarets InThe Gynrnunlty ￿mIl*d-A￿Ual Rem and Flnar*kl ￿rnents 202>2024

CLAR￿5 IN THE CQMIIUNrrY LIAvfED
TRUSTEES. REPORT (INCLUDING DIRECTORS. REPORTI
FOR THE YEAR ENDEfJ 30 JUNE 2024
STATEMEKf OF TRUSTEES. RESPONSBILrnES - YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2Q24
The trustees, are also the directors of CLgrets In The Conynunty Limiied for ts purpo$8 of
company jaw, ar@ resrA)nsible for preparing the Trustees. R•port and the fmancBI statements in
accordance with applicable and regulations.
Company taw Tequires Ihe trustees to prepare finanaal staterrEnts for each financial year. Under that
law the trustees have elected to prepare the financial State￿Ents in acxJYdar*C* with United Kingdom
Generally Ac￿t￿ A(rniinting prneti￿ (United Kingdom Acccmjnbrbg Standards and applTrcable law).
Under company law, the trustees must not approve the financaal stat¢Th￿nts unless they are satisf
that they grve a true and lair view of the stak ofaffays ofthe group and the ￿rnpany, and of the Incom8
and expenditure account for that period. In p￿Panng those financial staterrents. the trustees are
required to..
select suilable ￿t￿nti￿ aTrJ aFvty them consk8tenty',
make judgements and ￿CoUnting ests'mates tw are reasonable and pn￿ent
ob5errfe Ine meihods ana pnnclpies In me Lh￿ SORP: and
prep8re the financ￿1 statèments on the going concem tASiS Unl￿ li Is inapproprlate to pr8sume
that thè group and the company will ¢￿tr.nue in business.
The trustees are Tesponsibk ts keeping adequate a(xx)untTng re(x)ras that are sufficient lo show and
explain the group's and Ihe company's transxbons and dwiose with reasonab￿ accuracy at any ti'me
the financial position of the group and the company and enab￿ ttw.m tn •.ngure thgt the financial
statements compty with the Companres Act 2CK6. The trustees are also responsible for sBfeguarding
the assets of the group and the company and hence for taking ￿asOna￿￿e steps for the prevention and
detection of fraud and other trreguiartiies.
aarets InThe Comnwth Llmlled-AnnuJl Rewrtand Fknanclal StatomÈnts 202&?￿4

CLAREfs IN THE COMMUNITY uMrrED
INDEPENDENT AUDrfoR'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF CLAREfs IN THE COMMUNtrY LIMITED
YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
Opinion
We have audrtea the finanoal statements of Clarets In Communty Limited {the 'Charity') for the
year ended 30 June 2024 wthich compnse the statement of financL41 ath'vities, statement of financial
position, the statement of ea$h flows and notes to the frnan¢ial statements. induding signfficant
accounting policaes. The fin8rtial reporting framvork thai ha5 been applied in th￿r preparatKin is
applicable law and United ￿"ngdoM Puounting Slandards. including Financial Reporting Stsndard 102
Tr￿ Flnancial Reporting standard applKxh* in ts UK and Rèpubl￿ of Irgland (United Kingdom
Generally Ae£epted AC￿ntsng Prac*¢*)
In our oynion. the financial staterrtnts".
give a twe and fair vlew of the state of Ihe thartabk company's affairs as at 30 June 2024 and
of its Incoming r&wJrces and applicat￿ of ￿sOurces. for the year then ended.,
have been property prepared In aCC￿thee wth United lfjngdom Generally AAyxpted
Aeeounb'ng Practicc,. and
have been prepared in &Cor[lan￿ wlth the rwjuweffents ￿ the Companies Act 2006.
Ba818 for oplnlon
We eonductod our audit in a¢wdance with Intemational Standat(Is ￿ Audtting (UK) (ISAS (UK)) and
applicable law. Our responsibilit*s under those standards are furlher described in the Audrtofs
sponsibiltiies forlhe audrt ofthe finan￿81sta16rn8nts section of (wr reporL arè 1ndp.￿nd￿nt of th•
Lharty In accordance with the ethical requirements that are relevant to our audit of the financial
statements in the UK. Ir￿uding the FRC'S Ethical Standard, and we have fuffilled our other &th￿al
responsibilities in accordan¢e wrth these requirernents. We that Ihe audit evldence we
obtoined i¥ JuffiGiCnt arKI appropriair Lu prEFvwJe a t￿S for our opinffi.
onc1￿10n$ relallng to golng concom
In auditino the financial 4talpff*a.nts. we hav• Conclud￿ that the Trustcos, use of the going
basis of accounts'ng in the preparatM￿ of the finarKial statements is apptopriate.
8ase(l on the work we have wforn)ed. havA nnt #l@ntrf￿ any mat•rial uncertainticts re￿tIng to
events or wditions that individualty or collectpiely, may cast ￿gnIf￿ant doubt on the Chartty's abilty
to continue as a going concetn fot a I￿)d of at kast ts¥e￿a ￿nthS flom vthen the financial stateffEnts
are aUthOr￿ed for issue.
Our r8sponsibilibes and the responsibilibes of the Trustees with rEs￿ to gokng cfficem are d8scJibed
in the relevanl seclions of this report.
Othor Inlommllon
The other inforffotion Comprises the infDrrrwtion included in Ihe annual report other than the financial
straternents and our auditors report thereon. The Trustees are res￿n￿1)le for the other information
contained within Ihe annual rem Our olinion on the financial statements does nol Ca)ver the other
information and wè do not express any fomi of assurance cOndus￿n thereon. Our responsibility is to
read th• oth•r information and. in doing ao, w13id¢r YhEthcr vlh¥r Inforrnaik)n ￿ m￿enallY
inconsistent with the financial statements or our knowledge obtaine(l in the course of the audit, or
olherwise appea￿ to be materkalty misstated. If we identify such rrHterial inconsisterKies (x apparent
Ma￿[11￿1 tni55Mements, we are requirea to 4Jetemine whether this gNes rise to a material misstateffÈnt
in the financkil stateffents themsetves. If. based on the work we have perfom*d. we conclude that
there is a material ryusstatement of thig other ink)rmation, we are roquired to report that f
INe have nothing to reFQrt in Ihrs regard.
Clareti In The Commuftlty Umithd-knnual Report and finprKlal Staten￿ts Z02>2024
li

CLAREfs IN THE COMMUNrrY UMTTED
INDEPENDENT AUD￿oR.5 REPORT
TO THE TrUSTEES OF CLAREf8 IN THE COMIAUNrrY UMrrED
YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
Matters on vlhlch we are requlred to report by oxcepu
We have nothlng to report in resFect ofthe following matters in ￿l8110n to whth the Charitiès (Act4)unts
and Report5) Regulat￿n$ 2008 require us to re￿rt to you rf. in c￿r opini￿.
the information given in tho ￿n¢la1 8tsteft￿nts is inconsBtent in any material restEGt with the
Trustees. repwtr. or
sufficient acGounts"ng records have rK)t been kept c
the financial Staten￿nts are not in aGreem@nt with fv ￿￿nIIng reeordg; or
we have not r8c8ived all thè inf0m￿tr.0n and explarwtIx￿ require for our audiL
R￿ponSIbIlItIeS ol Iru8teos
As explained more fully in the statement of Trustees. reswnsibilitiex. the Trustees. who are al$0 the
directors of Ihe Charity for the purpose of company Law, are ￿ponSib￿e for the preparatp?n of Ihe
financial statements and for being sattsfied that Ihey give a true and falr view, and for such internal
(XTrtrol as Ihe Tru*ees oaefflyne ￿ necessary to enable th8 weparation of financAI statèments that
are free from material misststemenl. ¥4th@ther due to fraud or error. In preparing the financial staterrEnts,
the Trustees are responsible for assessing the Charity's atilty to continue as a going concem,
di%lwng, as iappliGable, ￿￿tter5 remeo to wng corKem and using the going concern basis of
accountsng unless the Trustees etther intend to Ikiuthte the th*itable ￿n￿anY orto cease oporations,
¢Y have no realtsttc aliemative l)ut to do so.
Audltorf$ r•8ponslbilities for lh• audlt of the finaTrcl•l statem
We have been appointed as auditor under section 144 of the Charitios Ad 2011 and report in
ac£ordance with th• Act and relevant regulations made or having effect tsreunder.
Our obiectsves are to obtsin reasonable assurance aboLrt wfftethei the financial state￿￿nts as a whobe
are free from matenal mi&8tstement. whether due to fraud or error. and to i&qlJP. An ALiditorfg report that
Indudes our opinM)n. Reasonable assuranc￿ is a high of assurarKe but ts not a guarantee that en
al￿11 conducted in accordance with ISAS (UK} will a￿vaYS det￿ a material misststemenl when it exists.
Misstatements ¢an arise from fraud or error and a￿ considere(I matetial rf, Inijlvidualty or In the
aggr￿at¢, Ui¥y [EasOna￿ be expecxeo to Inlluence the econom￿ decisions of users taken on
the basis of t1￿ financA slateirents.
Extent to whleh th• •udlt waB ¢onsid¢red ￿Pable of detecllng Irre9ularltle•• inGludlng frnud
Irregularits'es, irKluding fraud, are instances of non<ompliance wrth laws and regulations. We design
procedures in line wrth our responsibilities. outlined atr￿¥e. to detect ffAterial misstatements in respect
irr￿ul2r1ti￿q ineJixlir¥J fra￿. Th• •xt•nt to which ¢)ur Pro￿dUrca are capable of dekGtiiig
irregukrities, •)cluding fraud. is detailed beh)w.
We identify and assess the risks of material mBstatemÈnt of the financial statements. %*hether due to
fraud or effor, and then desKJn and perform audit procedures resp)n5ive to those ri5k5, incluolng
obtainiry audtt ev•Jertp that is suffi(aent arKJ appro￿ to kwovide a ta8￿ for our ownion.
Clarets InThe C(xnmunlty Llmlt@d-AnNol Report and Flnancial Statwn•nts 202>2024
12

CLAREfs IN THE COMPAUNtrY UMITED
INDEPENDEpif AUDITOR'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF CLARETS IN THE COMPAIUNrrY UMrrED
YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
Identlfylng and a•sesslng potontlal ri8k8 related to Irregularities
In identifying and assessing of material misstatement In respect of irregularnBs. including fraud
and non<ompik3nLY wth faws and regUla￿nS. we have consKJered the following..
the nature of the industy and g•Ctor. control environment and business perfomwnce including
the design of the ChariV5 remuneralmxi p)knes. kEy drNers ts In￿tee8. reMuneral￿n, t)onus
levels and Ferforrnance targets,.
rÈqultA hf ￿1r @wuirws of manag•rn•nt about th•ir own idèntrfication and a￿￿¥Ment of th¢
risks of irregulartknes..
any matters Klenlffied having obtained and reVIev￿ the Charity's documèntatK)n of their
policies and procedures relating to..
identifyin9, evaluating and wnptying with a￿1 regulat￿5 and whether they were
avrdre of any instances of non-compiiaKe',
detecting arKI resDondino to the risks Offral￿ #nd whothw tw havo knowl•dg• of any
actual, suspected or al*ed fraud,.
the intemal controls ostsbliknj iu mrtvJate risks of fraud or nOn<onW￿n¢e wrth laws
ano regulations:
the matters discu*sed arr￿￿ audil engagement toam regarding h(pw and where
fraud might (Nxur ￿ Ihe financial ststements and any potenlial indicaiiJr5 of fraud.
a result of these procedures. ￿ o)nsKlefed the oppcx￿nl1ieS aThY In￿￿tIveS that ffrdy exist within
the Organisati￿ for fraud and id￿tsfied the greatest potential for fraud in the follcywing areas." timing of
recognition of comtTttcial Inco￿￿, posting of unusual Joumals arNJ Complex transactson8,' and
rronipulatsng ihe Charty's Perf￿n￿ profft n*asures and other key perfomanc£ indr2tors to meet
remuneration targÈts and extemalty cnmmunrated targets. In common with all audrts under Ish4 {UK),
we a￿ also required to perfomi speak pr￿edureS to re$[K￿d to the of rnanagement override.
Vle also obtsined an urAYerstsndiw of ￿ legal and fegulaw framthvth that thè Charty operates in,
focusing on provisiejns of thoso IM and regu￿IK>nS that had a direct effect on the detemiinalion of
matsrial amunts and in financkl sme￿rrts. Tne Key laws and regulations we
considereo in th￿ context included UK Companies Art Charitss ACL ernpbyff￿nt Lw. hea￿h and
safety. per£itins18gislalion and tax legislation.
Audlt rgspon5e to rfsks identified
Our procedures to respond to risks identified induded tho folitMing:
ing the financial ststement dixh)surv6 and testiry to 0upy￿1￿1¥ dgGuwTEntaUon
assess Complian￿ ￿ryth provisk)ns of ￿leVant I￿ and regulabons described as having a direct
effect on the financial statements:
enquirirvj of managerrEnt conceming xtual arKI pc*enti81 libgthn and claifrts:
perf￿rnI￿ anatytical prrKeaures to identy ￿Y unusual or unexpected relationships that may
Indicate risks of mateiial mi$state￿￿t due to fraud:
r••dln9 minutè¢ of meetings ot thosc chorsed with govemance and rev•ewitw ￿[[¥￿V￿1￿e￿Ge
with HMRC: and
in aldressing the iden11f￿d risks of fraud through nwnaaement overrNle of o)ntrols. testing th@
approprrateness of J1￿M81 entr￿S and other adjustrnents.. assessing whether tha judgements
made in making acca￿ntsng eth'mates a￿ ind￿atiVe of a potential bias.. and evaluabng the
busine&s rationa￿ ofany 5wnfficant trdnsaLtons th￿ are unusual or outside tli8 nonrol course
of business.
Claiets In The Comrnunty Llmfted -Annual Rel￿rtand FI￿￿￿11 Ststements 202>2024

CLARETS IN THE COWAUNrrY UMTfED
4DEPENDeNT AUDffOR'S REPQI(r
TO THE TRUSTEES OF CLAREfs IN THE COMMUNrrY UMrrEO
YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
C￿*Ing to the inherent limitations of an audrt there is an unavoNJable risk that we may not have detected
sonE material mi55tatements li the finanaal statements, even ttK)ugh we have pro￿rtY planned and
perrOrr￿ our audit in accor￿Ce with auditing standards. For example. the further rerrnved non-
complia￿e with laws and rggulations (Ir￿u￿rIties} is from events and transactions reflected in the
fin?nci81 staterrents. the less likdy the ￿herenty lirrmted pr¢xeiluras required by auditing standards
woul¢J rdentrfy rt. In additK)n. as with any aLMJiL there remained a higher risk of non4ete¢tion of
irreoularities, ax Ih@sÈ rn9y involve collusion. forgery, intentional omissiona, misrepro3enldts'tJn5, or the
override ol internal controls. ￿ a￿ not reSp￿Ible for weventing non<ompliance and cannot be
expeGied lo detect no[H￿rn￿lanCe wrth all Laws arKI regulatKX)S.
A further descrpts.on of our r8Spons￿lI1tieS is available on the FinarKial Rewting Councll's website aL
hltys'.IAYww.froOrg.uklaudrtorsreSFM)ns￿lliIle$. This desuiptmj) f(xn% part of Lwr auditorfs reporL
Ule of our report
This report is made Sole￿ to the chartys trustees, a5 a In acc(Ydance wrth part 4 ofthe Charities
IA¢o)unts and Reports) Regulai"Jons 2008. Our audrt wor* has t)een Undertak￿ $0 thxt wè might gtste
to the charrty's trustees those matters are required b state to them in an auditorf8 report and for no
other purpyjse. To the fullest extent permltted by law, we (kn r￿1 *xept or assume responsibilty to
anyone other than the charity and the chartys trus*es as a w, for our audit work for this rÈpttrt or
ror ine opinrons we have formed.
P/u+fvi LLP
Cerl Dlxon BS¢ (Hons) FCA (Senlor Statutory Auditor)
for and on IxhaK of PM+M Solullon* for Bu8in•H LLP
2610212025
Chartered Accountants
Statutory Audltor
New Century House
Greenbank Tec*rK)looy Park
Challenge Way
Blac*bum
Lancashi
DB1 5QB
PM4M Solutions for Business LLP 15 elqible foi appointrnent as auditor of the Charity by virtue of itg
¢liyiLJility ft)r appolnvneni as auartor ot a cornpany under sedK>n 1212 of the Componies Act 21x6.
Clarets InThÈ Communlty Lknyted -Annual Rewt at)d Fknarflal Statemènts 202>2ry24
14

CLAR￿5 14 THE COMMUNrrY UMITED
CONSOLIDATED STATEME1￿ OF FINANCIAL ACTlVtriES
(INCORPORATING A CONSOLIDATED INCOIE AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
2024
2024
2024
2024
2023
(restatad)
nds
capllal
Total
Totol
nds
InGomlng resourGo•
Income and endo￿1￿1￿ from:
Donations and leg￿leS
623,187
2￿,474
909.661
708,003
Charttsble actNitss
623,631
1.927.497
2,551.128
2.258,314
Oth8r trading activities
323.053
20,785
239,498
Investrnents
2.114
2,114
637
other income
10.376
10,376
14,794
Totsl
1502,￿1
3817117
J 221 246
Re80urco9 •xD•nd•d
Expendtture on:
Ralsing runas
101.
211.178
312,741
279.088
Charhabl@ activii
1,167,473
2.032,300
99.228
3,299,1)01
2,994,845
Total
2,243 478
3611742
3 273 733
Not Incom• lor th• yoar
11
Trdn5fers between fvnds
(158,543)
158.543
Nèt movèment In Iufhds
Reconciliation of funds:
Tt)tAI filndg brought forward
843.488
1 206 792
1 913,792
1908 2T9
Total funds ¢arrled lorwanl
2 119 167
1 P13 792
The statement of ffin8ncial *ivities indudes all gain6 and losses re¢￿gnised in the year.
All income experNlilure detive from (x>nlnulrvJ aclivths.
The statement of financial aCtivi￿S also ty￿￿￿99 Mrith tho r4uYgmgntg an ineomè and expendiiurc
acenunt under the Companies Act 2￿6.
aarets In The Communlty Llfftted-Annual fte￿)rt •YKI FIMr*lal StaterT*nts 202>2024

CLARETS IN THE GOMMUNrrY UMtTED
CONSOLIDATED STATEIAEKf OF PINANCIAL POSMON
AS AT 30 JUNE 2024
2024
2024
2023
2023
Fixod a66ets
Tangible as8ets
16
1,403.7
1,529,354
Current assets
Deblors
Cash at bank and in hand
18
721,149
1,OS9.352
1780 501
670,286
713,797
i.J04,D83
Credltorn: arrthnts falling due
within one year
19
Net current assets
Total a8sets1•88 cuff•nt Ilablllll•s
2.287.255
2.241,908
Cr•dltorn: amount8 fallin9 due
after more than one year
1168,088)
(328.116)
Net us•ls
2,119,167
1913792
Flnanced by:
Unrestricted funds
23
798.270
843,488
Restrthd general funds
23
213.333
63,512
RestriGted capilal fuwia>
23
1,107.
1,206,792
2 119.167
1913 792
Thefi
were
nGial tst*Tr￿ts wete aFyovtYl by Bvdid of on ..
gned on its behalf by..
and
t5 1 Nelson
Chalr
Ogrets In The Cornrnunliy Llmlted-Annual ReMaThl FknanrJal StatÈments X12¥2024
16

CLARETS IN THE COMMUNrrY LIIIITED
GOMPANY STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL posmoN
AS AT 30 JUNE 2024
2024
2024
2023
2023
Fixed assets
Tangible assets
Inveslrnents
16
17
295,057
862,500
1 157 557
296.(M)4
1,012 500
1,308,504
Current a•sets
Debtors
C85h at bank and in hand
695,736
1,033.641
1729.377
727,029
1,294,503
Cr•dilorn: atTK)unts fallir
due within year
19
571676
Net curvent a$￿t3
955.666
Tolal as60ts le￿ current Ilabllili
2.113.223
? 031,331
Credftorn: amounts falling
due after oné year
20
328 116
1945 135
1703215
Flnanced by:
Unrestrictsd funds
23
158.238
83,190
Restrrted general fvnds
23
213.333
63,512
Restrthd fund5
23
1.573.564
1,576.513
1703215
The finan
were s
' I statements were approved bythÈ FlrtAn4 oITn￿te@sofi.................... ....... ...... and
on lis behalf by:
8TN•
Chalr
CLarets In ThÈ Communty Umlted-Annu•l Report and FI￿ndal Statements 202>2024
17

CLAREfs IN THE G(IMMUNtrY LIMtTED
CONSOUDATED CASH FLOW STATEIIiEP
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
2024
2023
Cash ffl0￿ from opetatlng actlvftles
Cash generated from operatK)ns
384.282
134.247
Cash flow8 from Investlng aGlivlll•s
Purcna5e ot property. plant and equipThent
Proceeds on dis￿$81 ol tangible assets
Inter￿t received
(31.184)
1.887
1.987
(56,$43)
10,624
638
N•t cagh used In flnanelng •ctlvltl•8
Intgrest paid
<27.530)
(45,281)
(11.1971
9.148
(11.19n
{9,148)
Net In¢r•a•• in cash and Lqsh aqulval•nl•
345,556
79,016
Cash and cuh equivalonts at bogknnlng of yur
713.797
633 979
Cash and cash oqulval•nt• at •nd of year
1.059 352
713 797
aarets In The Communlty UmStod-Annual Reryxt and Flnandal statÈrn￿ 2023-2024
18

CLAREfs IN THE COMIAUNITY uMrtED
NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATEO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
l Aceountlng Pollclos
Charity Infommtion
Clarets In The Communty Limited is a private c£ryany limited by guarantee inc4)r￿rated in England
and Wlales. The registered office is Turf Moor, Harry Potts Way. Bumley, BB10 4BX. The member5 of
the ￿MpanY are the Trustees EYevp>Jsty narTvJ. In the event of the 9)m￿anY tr￿"ng wound up, the
liability in respeGt of Ihe guardnlee is ￿rnited to £10 per member of the a)mpany.
Accounting conv•ntit
The finarrial statements have been prepared in accordance with the charty's governing document, the
Companies knt 2006 and 'Accourfing and RepoKbrvJ by Charities: Statetrent of Recommended
PractKe aPpIThb￿ to Charities preparing their •xounts In a¢a)rdan￿ with the Finanaal Reporting
Stsnaard appticable in the UK and Republ￿ of Ireland (FRS 102)- (eff&*iv@ 1 January 2019). The
charty is a Public Benefit Entity as defined by FRS 102.
The finanoial -tatements are prepared in sterlin9, VA1￿11 Fi Ihe funcllwal currency ot m• cnan"ty.
Monetary arn￿nts in these finanaal slatsrnents are rount1ed to the nearest pound.
Group financlal $tat•ments
Th@ financ*1 statemÈnts consoldate thg rowlls ofthe charrty and its wholly owned subsidiary BFCITC
Facilitie8 (Enterprises) Ltd on a line-by-line basis. A separate Slatement of Financrdl knvities for Ihe
charity has not teen presented be(xu5e the group has tsken &Jvantsge of the exemption afftKded by
6eciion 408 of the LOMPan￿ Act 20tI3.
Golng concorn
Th08e financial statements a￿ prepared on the going Gonceffl tK6is. The ttU51ees have a reasonable
expectation that the company and group will continue in operational existence for the foreseeable future.
The trustees have considered the financial stabilty of etharity smd group for a pofiod of at least
12 months from the date of swJning these financial staternents. They have assessed finanGial
Ferformance and ensured that the ￿rnPany has Su￿lent finarKe available to Maitrtain its cashflow
during this period.
Charilable fund8
Unrestricted funds are avaiLgble for use at discretion of the trustees in fvrtheronce of chartlable
objéctiv•q.
Restrthd lunds are subj'ect to speafic condrnon$ MY￿sed by doncKs as to how they may be used. The
purposes arKI uses of restrided funds ¥e set (wt in the notes to thè finanp.ial gtalerr*nt
Restricted wital ￿ndS are raslricted furKls reLEived to fund the rerM>vation of the Vthiteh(xJgh Out(loor
Centre and the ￿nvers1On of part of the Bn"eTfielJ Mill site intD The Leisure Box ccmmunity kisure
centre.
Incomlng r080urces
Invnl￿ is reeognised wh•n th• eharity ￿ legalty enlitlod to it after any perlomiance Gondiliuiib hdve
bèen met, the arrty)unts can be n￿asUred reliabty. and rt is probable that irKome will be recerved.
Cash donations are IuEiJgniwJ recelpt. Olher aOna￿n$ are recognised once the charity has been
notlfled of the donatson unless ￿r[￿nCe conditions require deferral of the arTh)unL Income tax
recoverable in relation to donations received under Gift Aid or de8Als of covenant reo)gnised at the
tim@ ol th* drtrnation.
Income is measured al the fair valuE of the wnsiderallon rec*tved and ￿presents anx)unts r￿l¥able
fDrgocrfls arKI ser¥ic8s provNJed in the nomil course of tyJsir*ss. net ofdisc<)unts. VATand cjttw $41@s
related itew6.
Clarets In The ComnwiHty Lknrted-Awl Rewt arAI Fknartbal StatemÈnts 2(Q3.2024
19

CLARETS IN THE COMMUNrrY UMrrED
NOTES TO ThE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
1 Accounting Pollcl•s (contlnu•d)
R88ouvce• exp•nded
Expenditure is recogni5ed On￿ the￿ 15 a legal or construclive obligaiion to make a payment to a third
party, il is ptobable that SetUerr￿ will be required and the a￿L)Unt of the obligatx)n can bo measured
reliabty. Ex[￿diture is daSs￿d under the folkM¥ig actNty headings:
'Costs of raising funds, th¢ G05ts of al￿￿11￿￿ voluntsry income, and those incurred
in trading &tr¥itES that raise fund5.
'Expenditure on chaTitsble xtml￿. indudes the costs of sreafic prcKJrammeB undertaken to
fvrtner the purposes of the charity and their associated support costs.
Expenditure which is directty attributsble to S￿￿fiC aGtprftties has been Included in these cost
categories. ￿ere ￿)sts are attTibutsble to ￿re than one &tivity. such as support thoy havè
appgnk>ned across me cost categffts M a basts consistent with use of these resour￿.
All expenditure is exclusi¥e of irreeoverablo VAT.
Tanglble fixed assets
Individual tsngible fixed assets Coskng £1.000 ¢x n￿re are captsiLsed. T8ngit4e fixed assets are
[r￿Sured at cost or valuation. net of depreciakn And ty iftya1rn￿nt loeees.
Depreciation is recognised to write off Ihe cost or valuation of assets le55 their residual values over thèir
useful lives on the fOlk￿Ing basi5:
Leasehold prorwty iry)rovem•nts
Play, climbing or other equipnRnt
Office. kitchen aNI (x)nwuter eqU1prr￿
Outdoor equipwt
Motor ¥eh￿eS
0.8% or 2% per annum 5tr3ight Ilne
5%. 8% or 10% D@r anniAm stravJht Iln•
20% or 33.3% Fer annum sltaight line
20% or 33.3% per annum stra￿h1 liné
26% per annum 3trawJht lil
The gain or Ioss arising on the disposal of an asset Is detemiined as the difference between the sale
pro￿ a￿1 the carrywig value of the asse( and is ￿nised in the stst@mp.nt of finaneial actwjtieB.
Impalmient of flxed assets
At each reporting end date. the charity revie￿ the caryiTrJ amounts of ts tangibie assets to determine
whother thcrc is any indrcation that It1V￿ &￿ets have suffer&J an impairment k)ss. If any such
indication exists. the wecoverable an￿Unt of the asset is estimated in (xder to detÈm)ine the extent of
the impalnneni loss Ill any).
Investmènts
Inveslments are stated at cost less rKoyisw￿ fcK Irrpalr￿￿Trl
Ga¥n and ¢a8n equNaients
Cash and cash equlva￿nts include CAsh in hand and deposits held at (all wth bgnks.
Financlal Instruments
The charity has elected to appty the provisions of Section 11 'Basic Financial Instrun￿nts, and Section
12 '0thEI Financial Instruments Issues. of FRS 102 to all of ts finar￿131 inRtrun*nts.
Financlal instrurrents are re(xgnised in the d￿rIty'S Stalemwlt of financial Frf)Stbon Tknen the company
b￿0￿￿$ party to the ￿n￿&thI provisions or the instrumenL
aarets InThe thmrnunty Lbrnlted -Annual Report and flnanc4•1 Ststements 202>2024
20

CLAREfs IN THE COMPIUNrrY LIMITED
NOTES TO THE CONSOUDATED FWUNCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
1 Ac￿UntIng Poncl•• (con15nuod)
Baslc flnan¢Sal a3￿ts
Basic financbl assets. which include debtors. to fellow group compan￿$ and cash and bank
balanos. are initialty rneasured at tranwlh)n pric£ including tran5actK?n costs. Financ￿1 assets
elassified as r8ceFvabba within one year a￿ not amortised.
Baslc financial Ilabllitie8
Basic financial liabiliti@s. indudry ereditors, arn initalty recognised at transaction prfce. Financial
liabililies dassified as payable With￿ one y￿[ we not arrKxti5ed.
Cla8811katlon of Ilnanclal Ilablllll••
Financial Ikibilib'es and equty instruments ere classified acc(￿dIng to the Substan￿ of the contractual
airaii9¥iiKyiib eiiteTetl into. An equty Instrument Is any C￿act trRt eVKIen￿S a residual internst in
the assets of the company after deducting all of its kabilities.
Ernployee benefit•
The cost ofany unused holiday ents"l*ment is recognised in the per￿)d in thé employee's serrfices
are raceNed.
Redundancy and terminatbjn beneffts are recogntsed iriv￿latety as an expense *l)en the charity is
deffKJnstrably committed to lermin*e the emplOyff￿nI of an employee or to F￿0V￿ rodundancy or
termination benefits.
Rglirem•nt ben•frtb
Payments to defin￿ ￿ntri1m￿nn gnd defin•Y b@n•fft r•lir•m•nt 8¢homee are ohorgcd 03 an expenje
en they fall due.
L•as•s
entals payable under operatiFVJ leases, induding any kne incentives received. ar8 chargèd as an
expense on a straight4ine basis over the tem of the rele¥ant lease.
2 Crltl¢o1 o¢coyntlng estlm•t¢• aThl Audgwrnnl•
In the applic*'on of the chanty's a%￿nI]ng the trustees are required to make judgements,
estimates and assumDts"ons about thÈ eArying aft￿nI of 9*￿t9 and li>bilitio¢ that arc not readily
apparent from other sources. The estimates and asSttI*￿ assumptions are based on historKal
experience and other thtors that are relevant. AGtual resuts may diffEf from these estlmates.
The estimates and undetying assumptions are Teviewed on an ongthng bas¢s. Revisions to 2(xounting
estimates are recognised In the per￿ in wh￿h the estimate is revsed where the r8vision affects onty
that ￿riOd. or in the of the revision and fijture penods ￿ere the rpvision affects both current
and future periodG.
The maln area of judgeff*nt Ihat has a risk of causing matsrial adjustment to the carry#io amounts of
assets an(J IlaDiimes wthin me next financHI year. is in relation to the usefijl eCOnor￿ INes of the
charity's fixed assets.
aarets In The LkniiÈd-Ann￿l Re￿rt and Finafftci•l Staternènts 202>2024
21

CLARETS IN THE COIAPAUNtrY LihfffED
NOTES TO THE CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEIAEPffS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
J Incom? from donal￿ and l•gK*•
2023
Grants- Premier Leag
Granls- English Fooiball L
Donats'ons
210.833
138.667
35.0
534.336
708,003
698,828
900.661
Analys18 by fund
Unrestricted lund2
R•sldcted ggneral furKI$
Restricted fun(ts
e23.187
2￿,474
528.236
179.T67
909.661
708.IK13
4 Income from ¢harliabl• athiti
2024
2023
Ir•ststod)
GrantÈ- PrAmi•r I wi•.
Grants- l¢)eal autho
Grants- other
676,307
1Ch),207
391.826
1,082,126
400.662
2,551.128
664.ese
102.293
258,311
839.409
393,445
2.258.314
ITading ia¢ilibes
Anatys18 by
unrestricted
Restricted general I￿r#J$
Restridèd e4)rtal ftYKIA
623.631
1,927.497
551.955
1.7tA.359
2.551.128
2,258.314
S Incom• frorn othertradlng xilvlll•s
2024
2023
(restated)
FurKlraislThJ events
Sponsorship
Rerrtal income
184,426
61272
85,
12,144
135.527
42.290
49,000
12.681
239.498
Anatysl8 by fund
Unrostriet•d
Restricted genefal fimds
323,053
20,785
2￿.810
343.838
239.4AA
aarets In The ComThinity Limlted-Annual Re￿rt and FIna￿[al Staternert$ 202>2024
22

CLAREfs IN THE COIIMUNrrY UPArrED
NOTES TO THE CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
6 Incomo from lnv•sth￿nts
2023
Inter05t ￿l¥at4e
637
Anatyg1$ by fund
Unregtrlrted fvnds
Restricted 9¢neral funds
Restricted Ca￿ fvnds
2.114
637
2.114
637
7 ¢)ther Income
2023
Gain on the di¥￿1 of t¥oible fixed assets
Insur8nce plcwd￿￿batè
Apprentice and Kickstart ¥clwn• Itnli
Mix¢llarwJ¥
1.867
8,154
10,625
1.617
55
10.376
1.052
14,794
An•ly•l8 ty fund
Unrestri¢ted funds
Restricted general funds
Re5trKted caW funds
10.376
14,794
10.376
14.794
8 Expendkurn on ral•lng fvnds
2024
2023
(restated)
Fundrnblng and m•rkdlng Gost&
FunUralslrKJ events cosis
Marketino costs
179,671
122,846
10224
312741
145.081
111.260
22,747
279,088
Anatysls ty fund
Unrestricted fvnds
Restricted genera fiNKIs
101.563
211,178
87.987
191.101
312.741
279,088
Clarets In The Commur4ty timbted-Annual Report aNI Flnartial Statewr*nts 202>2024
23

CLAREfs IN THE COMMUNrrY LIMrrED
NOTE3 TO THE CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
9 Expendltur• on charltabl• aclmu
2024
2023
((estat•d)
1.783,874
285,127
35.095
20.350
23,589
4.431
25,102
19.584
48.959
12,853
15,692
80.670
46.411
16,835
5.299
121,980
2.547,851
Dired pmiect costs
Venue hire
iJmc8 costs
Velide cosls
Professional fee•
Insuran
Equlpment lease eAxts
Rent and wvice
1e1epn￿ and broa(fr)arwJ
Vlal
Ele¢triaty and gas
Repars aThJ mainten¥
and equipment
Loss on disFwI of ￿lts18 fixed
Depreciation
1.650.786
234,928
29.560
28,559
4,069
3.725
23,806
20,235
10,687
10.591
71.0
46,460
20.450
138.330
2,328.133
Share of support (x)sts (see rth 10)
Share of goyemance costs (se¢ rMJts 10)
733,075
18.075
3.￿1.001
656,662
9.850
Anatysis ty fund
Urwestrirt￿ ftJntl*
Restrided general funds
Restn"aed ¢atya funds
1.167,473
2,032.300
99,228
1,073,010
1.819,029
102.600
Clarets In The Commwilty Umlted-Ar#wal A0￿rt￿nd ststements 202>2024
24

CLAREfs IN THE COMMUNrrY LiiirrED
NOTES TO THE CQNSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMEP
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
10 Support costs
8uppvrt Governanc•
2024
2023
Staff costs
Kit costs
H05pilalty
451.1W2
69,181
22.614
31.032
31,259
451,102
69.181
22,614
31,032
31259
415,386
60.874
1,224
25.708
25.870
Vehid¢ ¢05ts
Insurance
EquiFxnent lease costs
Rent and seryice charge
Telèphono and broadband
Repai[5 and maim8nance
IT and equipment
VAT parbal exemplion restricti
L06s on disFY)s* of Wible fixed
asse
Depreciab'on
381
381
3.080
17,000
10,922
?47
219
17.(
10,922
247
17,000
13.571
530
8,576
52,756
60.824
60.824
28.833
28,833
26.744
Audit fEe5
Accountsncy
Legal and professK)nal
17.450
625
17.450
625
9,000
850
666.512
733.01)
18.075
751.150
An8lysed be{￿en..
Ct￿TIlable acD¥Th¢s
733.075
18,075
751.150
e66,512
11 Net In¢(xng f¢x th• y•ar is statod after ¢harglng
2023
D•pr•eiation
Auditols remunerab)n - statutory audit fee
Auditorfs rernUnerat￿ - other a¢￿Unta￿ serv
Operating *se rentals
150,01 J
17,450
625
165,075
9.000
12 staff costs
2024
2023
Wages and salariea
s￿la1 5￿urity (yJsts
Defined contriLwtion pension costs
Defined benefit pension costs
Other wnployee benefits
2,13t>.149
175,573
37,588
1,944,703
158,319
30,591
4.301
2,355 235
2 141409
Clarets In The CoMn￿nty Llmlted -Annual Reportand Fknartsl Staoments 202>2024
25

CLARETS IN THE COMMUNrrY LIMrrED
NOTES TO THE CQNSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEME1￿8
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 20Z4
12 staff ¢o•ts Icontinued)
The averagÈ number of employees inclwliry part tirrt staff (excludiwJ ttustees) anatyse¢ ty fvnction
was..
2024
2023
52
11
13
76
Dellvery of charrtable activities
Tradino fxilrties
mana0eff￿nt and adrr*niÈtration of the d)grity
13
14
73
In addilK)n to the abo￿. the tharity utliqes tho seNices of sessronal worker5 on zeriFhour5 contracts
to enver staff ab9￿CeS and pefiods of high denwnd. During the year Ihe average number of sessional
workers utilised was 32 (2023: 36).
TM numtser of empbyees whose empbyee benefits exceèded £60.OCQ was:
2024
2023
£100,001- £110.(
£90,001- £100,000
£80,(K11- £￿,{KI0
Key managernent hwrfe been det6tmin&l to be the four n*mbers of Ihe management Executive
Committee and Head of Finance. The aggregate empbyfftnl ￿nefits paid tr) thÈ kpy managÈm•nt
personnel for the year was £337.79312023: £248,415).
There were no redur#lanry or termination paywts during the year. During the prwjr year the charty
r￿tructUred ¢ertain operatiorn Including Th L¥ibure Box traolng tr&ilJry. I nese dianges resulted in the
redundanGy of seven per￿r￿nt staff wth tolal reaurKlarry payments of £1.442. Furthemiore. tsvo
wnernbers of staff left the chanty with totsl lennination pwiments of £14,834.
13 Tru8toè
None of the trustees (Of any pe￿nS L￿nnected wrth them) recerrfed any reTr￿neration. or
vther benems for tne year elided 30 June 2024 (2023.. £nil).
During the year. trustees donatod É123.054 to Ihe group {2023'. £11￿,290}. Such aonations
are made •ilhar perwnolty or thorough entibe5 cofFl[vl￿d by those vustees. iknal￿ns were typically
made to lurther the obiecbves of parlKular programffes. Imver r￿ condib)ns were attached to any
of the donatiQJl5.
14 Voluntsers
The charty has volunteers grve thew tirrE freety &ross to supp(xt various adi¥iti•s to support
delivery btdtr. In Ilne wm me Charitses bORP, rKI monetsry v&lJe B placed on the c£Jntribution of
volunteers. During the year Ihe charity had n￿e vcAunt8@rs
16 Taxath>n
The charity is exenw from tax on Inc￿ arwj 9ain5 falling wrthin Se￿"On 5D5 of the Taxes Act 1988 or
aeGtion 2￿2 of Ilw TitKatson" of Gnargeatye (iains Act 1W2 to the extent that these are applred to its
haritable objects.
Thère is nn tAY li9￿1ty arisin9 in th• trading subsidiary.. BFCITC FacilitM)s {Errteiw15esl LIO.
Clarets InThe Communlty iknttÈd-Annual RqJ¢vt and Flnarthl Ststem2nts 202>2024
26

CLAR￿5 IN THE COIAIIUNITY LIMITED
NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
16 Tangiblo ffixod assqts
Group
Motor
mipwty and vehlcle# kItc￿Tr
Outdoor
ellmblry equlprn•nt
•nd oth•r
Total
equipment
Co
At 1 July 2023
Adi1rtions
Diswsals
980,802 14,405 4CK),457
31.184
147,691
855.474
54.333 2,305.471
31,184
175.309
10.500
11.709
At 30 June 2024
975,393
283 950
855,474
42 624 2.161,346
Depre¢iaDon
At 1 Juty 2023
Charge for the year
Di8poEals
84,488
20.148
11,151
976
10,500
324.611
48,726
140,805
307,CE5
77,691
48,802
3.273
11.7t19
776,117
150,813
169,374
At 30 June 2024
1,627
226 731 384 75S
40.366
N•t book value
At 30 June 2024
871.317
2.278
57.219
470,718
2 258 1403 790
AI 30 June 2023
.314
3,254
75,846 548 409
5.531 1529,354
Chawlty only
Tolal
property and
hl¢les
¢lknbitvJ equlpmont
At 1 July 2023
Addttions
Disposa15
268.051
254.995
31,184
111.971
13,169
536,215
31.184
119,885
7.914
At 30 June 2024
268,051
Daprnclatlon
At 1 July 2023
Gharge ￿r Ihe year
Eliminated in respect
of disposals
21.832
2.950
208,845
9.534
1.884
240.211
31,496
111.33S
7.915
119,250
At 30 June 2024
24.782
124 172
152457
Net book value
At 3U June 2024
243 269
295 057
At 30 June 2023
246.219
46.150
aarets In The Cornmunlty Llmltod-Annual ¥NI FIna￿l31 St*ements X>2>2024
27

LAREf3 THE COMPAUNrrY LIMrrED
NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
16 Tangibkn fixed assets Icontlnuod)
Charges
In respect of the Group, Within 'leasehold property and Ir￿rovements, and 'play, dimbing and other
equipment, there are items charged as se(wnty in favour of Th F￿d>all Foundation and Swrt England
on a pari passu bas￿. The tzrrying aTth)unt of suc* securrty at 30 June 2024 was £550,292 12023..
£567,551) in respect ol leaselK)kl woperty arKI wrwen*nts and £468.424 12023.. £545,980> in
respact of play. dimbing and other equtprr￿I
Custodian Trusleeshlp D16cIDsurv
No assets were held as cusloowi tiustse during the reporting per￿.
17 Fixod a88et investments
Group
harfty only
Z024
2023
2024
2023
Shares in group undertakings
862,5
1,012,500
1012 500
Sharo8 In gr(wp undertak1￿%
Subsldlary
ndortakin
Total
Co•t
Al 1 July 2023
AI 30 June 2024
2.040.001
2.040,001
2 040 001
2 040 001
Impalmient
At 1 July 2023
Charge for Ihe year
Ai 30 June 2024
1,IY27,501
150.000
1177 501
1,027,501
1.40.000
1 177501
N•t book valu•
Al 1 July 2023
At 30 June 2024
1.012.￿0
862,500
862.SCM)
The subsidiary undertakiiry I￿1*1¥￿. io BFCITC Fa(JINles (EnH￿se$l Lto Icompany number 10951684).
the principal Xtsvity of which is to operate and manaoe the Vthitehough Outdoor Centre and The
Leisure Box COnK￿nty ￿lSUre centre both in the Borough of Pendl8.
Sinc8 opaning in ￿ri1 2019. the Leisure Box has stru99led to achieve its ¢xKJinal financial targets due
to the multiple Challenges brr￿ght atx)ut by COVID, hvJh energy costs, and cost of living pressures
which have negatr￿lY impa￿ed ¢Jisposable Irwmes. However, the facilify continues to oDerate with a
sustainable financBI model. it offers subslanlkal free usage to many partx?p2nts, and it provides an
essential base for many ofthe charity's cwn projects. Pursuing proffts at thè expense of utslisat￿n would
hinder the origin21. charitahlp. obi¥Jp4es of the facilty th• int•ntion to provide sub=idI￿d ￿lSUre
I￿lI111e8 to those who nood them.
The investrrErrt in BFCITC Fa(4lltles {Enterw￿) Ltd ts bwng [r￿1r8d over 10 years to nll value. to
rewect that The Leisure Box is targets'ng a breakeven financ￿1 perfonnance rath8r than generating
excess profits to feed back into the charrty As th, no additvjnal value is ¢UfrW allocated based
upon exp&tstions of future profftabdty.
Clarets InThe Commuth Limtted-Anftual RÈNwt and Fknartlal Slatements 202>2024
28

CLAREfs IN THE COMMUNITY LIMITED
NOTES TQ THE GONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMEpirs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
17 Flxed ass•1 inve•lm•nts IContinu•d)
BFCffC FacilitlÈs {Enteffpriseg) Ltd:
Summary stat¢m￿ of Flnancial Aclivill•
2024
2023
Tumover
Gost Of sales arnj adminislration costs
Flnance charp5
Net yofiV(hJss)
Amount grft aided to the clwiity
Relan&J in subsbd
670,943
{857.488)
640,869
C169.983}
1245)
{129.559)
(186.5451
{186.545}
(129.559)
summary Stat•n*nt of Financlal AGlivitlo
2024
2023
Fixed assets
Current asgets
Currènt liabilitic
Total net as6ets
1,108,733
147.559
19.7￿2
1.036,530
1,233,350
211,494
(221.769
1.223.075
Called up #hgrn e¥Jitg1
Profft * bss aCC(￿nt
2,1)40.001
1,003,471
1,036.530
2,040,001
(816,9261
1.223.075
The subsidiary made a loss in the year ended 30 June 2024, therefore no ptpfit has been paid by gift
ad to the ¢harty
18 D•btorn
Grnup
2024
2023
Chatity only
2024
2023
Amounts falllng duo wlthln on• yoar.
Trade dcbto
Prepayments arKI acuue(l In￿)r
Due from group undertthngs
Value added tsx
Other debtors
20D,829
172,428
5.639
101,531
116,617
134.792
96.435
9,803
170,000
59.871
73,326
121.916
9.803
170.000
144.000
398.913
Amounts falllng due after mrn than on• Y￿r.
Other dabtors
168.089
328.116
168 089
328116
Total debt
721149
670,286
727.029
aarets InThè Gjrnry￿nity Lhnlted-Annual Aèport and F￿a￿LI1 Statsffents 202>2024
29

CLARETS IN THE COMMUNTfY LIMrrED
NOTES TO THE GONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
19 GrBdltors: amounts falkng du• wllhln on• y•ar
Chaiity on
2024
2024
2023
2023
Trade creditor¥
Value a(Ided tsx
Other taxes 2nd $￿ial securtty
Pension ¢o#ts
Accruals
Deferr&l incon
91.529
18.156
40,104
7,403
89.2C6
650.638
897,036
93.433
11.702
42.772
6.651
21.947
495,024
671.529
38,532
53,130
4,408
42,772
6,651
13,641
451,074
571.676
40.104
7,403
78,839
608.833
773.711
21
20 Cr•dltOV8: onwunts falllng due after mgr•
Group
Charfty only
2024
2023
2024
2023
Deferred income
21
168 088
328.116
Group
Charity
only
Balance at 1 July 2023
RÈlp.x<pd frnm previous ywdr
Resourees deferred in the year
823.140
(484.254)
479,840
779,190
(440,3051
438,036
D#ferr￿ Incom• at 30 Jun• 2024
818.728
776,921
Deferred income Includes grant incoTh* from Arn￿ F(xces Covenant Fund TrusL Austin and Hope
Pilkington Trust, Bardays. Bumley Council. BumlÈy LÈisurp_ A￿rn￿Y Probation. Fort Valo. Garfield
slon. Great pla￿ Housing. Islamic Rel￿1, Laneashir• FA NatK)nal Lottery, Premier League, Sport
England, Spring North. Travis Perkins, Veterans Foundation. and Warburlons. The grants stipulate Ihe
peri¢)ds over which the lunding applie5 and the thatitable activf(bes must be ¢Jelivere¢. Deferred income
Ilbg include5 Income Iyom varuis sponsor5, Scr￿1$ and sp￿ts dubs where billing is in advance for
each servts provided. The income is deferred over the duration ofthè grant or the penod olthe service.
Deferred is aiso recognised ¢)n donations recwd from forrner club sharet￿kIel5. Such
donations can onty be used on qualrfying wrchasgs fr(xn Bumley Football club. The donat￿n8 have
en deferted and are re*ased UFon tsir utslisa1￿n.
22 R•tlrem•nt b•n￿t schem•s
The charity operates a defined contributKJn pe￿IDn gthArre 911 qualifying •mploy••s. Tho a￿ets of
the scheme arè ￿ld separatdy from tIK)se of thè CW in an ndependentty administered fund.
The charity also contritsjtss to a defirnl bEnefft re1Wen￿ schen* operated by the Lancashire County
Penslon Funo Tegarding one employee whopned the tharity on a TUPE arTangerrnnt from LanrAshire
C¢JJnty Council.
The total ch¥TrJo to the Statement of Finanwl Athibe? in re3peGt of retirenMiL was
£42,55612023: £34,892)
aarets In The thmmurtlty Llmlted-Annual Report ¥r#a F￿a￿l?1 State￿￿nts 202>2024

GLARETS IN THE CQAIMUNtrY LIMITED
NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED FkYANCIAL STATEIAENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
23 Analysls of ¢harftable lund•
For the year ended 30 June 2024:
Group
BalanGe at 1
Juty 2023
lrtumlng
Rewurces
Ro•ourco8 •xpandod
Transfe
Balance at
30 Jun• 2024
Unr•gtrleted lund#
General funds
Designale¢J funds
643.488 1,582,￿1
(1,269,036)
(158,543)
798.270
643.488
1,582.361
1269.036)_
798,270
R08tr1Gtod genernl fund
Governance & operalions
Food bank
Health & fftness
Champions
Veterans
Premier League K
Promi•r Loaguo Incpires
Premier League Primary Stsrs
Schools mental wellbeing
Emrjloyabilt
Higher education partnership
Gi￿3 Emerging Talent Centre
Football & Sports Development
Premier League Fans FurKI
Nation81 Citr2en Serv
STEM
Tra(ling Fadlllles
83.322
(217.163)
215.484
{161,562}
127,470
{100,608)
108.a67
(83,b85)
88.6
(94.6251
230.7S8
(260.9771
117,980
(121.894)
310,028
(300.225)
228,309
(255.609)
56,583
{39,748)
418,gJ5
{434,981)
35,255
(32,725}
50.679
(51.6571
6.958
(3,YJ4)
77,316
(44,384)
53,272
(14.647)
25,196 ￿25,19￿6
2.234.756
2.243.478
133.841
25,231
14,SS1
79.153
8,325
22.734
(33,088)
(1,948>
5,929
30,221
3,914
(1.494)
27.300
8,309
23,730
40,847
16,076
2,530
978
{2501
(7.8531
(15,Q831
3,114
25,079
23,542
63.512
213333
R¢8lfloted capltal fund•
Trading fa(alities
12[￿.792
99,2281
1.107.564
Total lund•
3 611742
2 119 167
Cl)rets InThe Ct)mrnunlty LhYdted-Annual Rem and Flnandal StatsmÈAts 2023.2024
31

CLARETS IN THE coMMuNrrY LIMrrED
NOTES TO THE CQN50UDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
23 Anaty8i8 of charltabl• funds (Contlnugd)
For the year ended 30 June 2024:
Company
Balance al Incoming Resourcas Transf•Ys
1 July 2023 Re8ourc•8 •xpand
Balanc• at 30
June 2024
Unrv6trieted lund•
General funds
Designated funds
63.1
1.1￿.155
(607.070)
(361.037)
158,238
63,190
1,CI53.155
607.070
R•8lricted general fund•
Govern2ncA k oiwaknns
Foodbank
Health & fftness
Champions
VetÉrans
Premier League lfjcks
Premier League Insw"res
Premier League Primary Stars
Schools mental Mlellbeing
Employability
H￿ner educatson pathership
Girls Emerging T2￿ftt C@ntre
Football & Sports Development
Premi¢r LeAu¥ F&lf15 FurKI
NaI￿la1 Citizen Seriice
STEM
83,322
215,484
127.470
108,SS7
88.696
230,7
117.981
310.028
228.309
56.563
418,gJS
35,256
50,678
6,958
77.316
(al8,￿2￿)
(161,962)
{133,6%)
(85.833}
(98,e071
(291,02n
{1?1 Al4)
(301,719>
{255,609)
139.746)
(439.3981
(32,7251
(s4,￿3)
{3.844)
{52,237)
25.231
14,551
23J,203
79,153
8,325
22,734
9,971
60.271
3.914
8,309
23.730
27,31J)
40,547
20,493
2,530
3.885
3.114
25,079
2 420 776) .
361.037
213 333
R•8tricted eApltal funds
Trading facilitiè*
1 576 513
Total fund•
1945 135
Clarets In The Commun￿¥ Lbmlted-knnul Rep)rt aThJ FlnarKkl Stateff*nts 202>2024
32

CLARETS W THE Comp￿1N1Ty LIMrrED
NOTES TQ THE CQNSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEIAENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
23 Analysi• of ¢harilable fund• (Contlnued)
Unrestrb*d funds are available to be for any purF•)se of ￿ charity.
Re8ti¥¢ted funds
Restricted funds are those funds wtsre the incorrE received is restrKted to provrde specl
programmes and actr¥tttes. with furthef deta'ls ol 8ach fijnd b8lt)W.
Governance & op•rath)ns
Central staffing and offre cffjsls alIc￿ted to reStrIrt￿ actrwitw.
Fotsdbank
A partnership wilh Bumley ToFther to deliver a for*lbank servKe wtLhin Ihe l(Kal LxMnrnunty.
Heatth & fftn￿S
A ian9e of WUyliawTirr￿5 itKludlng Th￿nTaI heallh, wwgni K)SS, ￿lkIng sports. over 50's groups, cancer
rehabilitation and dements supporL
hampions
A youth custody inter¥ention partnershw with Larttxhire Pok* Twcwknng wilh young offanders.
Velernn8
A r2ng@ ol programmK supporting am)gd fr*ces vctcrana.
Preml•r League Kkks
Developed by ttrt Premier League. a wogramtrE offering fvEe baseball, rtkrt (aimtM"ng, fr¥Jtb￿1, mulli-
>iyvIts and neltsall sessK)ns for young people aged Pr18 years old.
Prvmler League Insplres
DeveloFed by the Premier Leaque. a Drograrrnne 8upporb.no 11-25 yèar olds who grp rn8r9inali¢•d or
at nsk of not reaching their potential.
Pr•ml•r League Prlmary StArn
Dev•lop•d by the Premier Le¢9uc, a pro9rarrme to in¥ixre primary schcol GhikJi¢ii ljvth inside an
outside the classroom, whilst underpinn￿￿ all elernetbts highqualty teathing materkils that cover
English, Maths, PE and PSH&
Schools mental wWIDoing
A programme whereby a team of mentsl wellbeing thers are placed within secondary schools ￿rosS
Burnley and Pendl8. to provKle an earty inteThrention to sttKlents who a￿ stnwling with mentsl
hgalth lssu•t.
Employablllty
A range of programmes a1ft￿ at helping young people into work Ihrough the devek>prrent of essential
skills. under*andlng the job markrt and supForbng tr1￿"r transit￿ into wor
Hlgher educallon partnership
A partnership wth hiohereducation Droviders to brtyy￿ th@ oap bP.1w￿.n orA¢SToDts and aead•my Èport
The programme enabl@s partiupants to o)mbtne a¢adern￿ studies with practical sport experience.
Glrf• Emeroino Tal•nt Centre
Developed by the FA. a pr￿J￿drnff￿ to provide greater access￿11￿ to the player pathway and more
induswty for female players to enh￿ce F4ayer devebpmenL
F¢￿tball & Spor18 Dcv¢k>pment
A range of pro3ramrrEs wor￿1￿79 partKiM'on across various sports mcl￿11ng football,
rickel and nelWI. Including children's actyvty ¢￿p$ and walking sports.
aèfets In The Communty Umit•d-Annual Rewt aWKI Fknanckl Statements 2023-2024
33

CLAREfs IN THE COMIIUNrrY LIAITED
NOTES TO THE CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
23 Anatysls of charllabl• fund• (Goirtinu•d)
Play•r Dovelow*nt Centso
A prcorarnmè aimed at providing a pathNYay for player5 aged &16, for Ix)th tw$ ar•J gi￿3. DuTing the
year this has been absorbed within Flxrtball & Spwts DevdoFKTPnt
Pr•mier L•aguo Fa￿ Fund
DeveloK)ed by the Premier L84uo. a fvnd to sUrV￿t fcthall clubs to strergthen connections with thelr
fans and loeal communities.
National Cllixen Servk¢
The National Citoen Servr£ (NCS) is a Fer$￿81 and sothl development program for 1￿17 year olds
funded by the Ikjvemment to cre8tÈ 'a (Ywnty of rDnne(Xed. ¢onfvJent and caring Gitizens where
everyone feels at ho￿.
3TEAI
A aimed al elev*"ng chrfdren's educatKxi 1hro￿h Scieno. Technology. Engineering. and
Mathematics (STEM).
Tradlng Faeilili
The ￿l￿ltehOUgh Outdoor Centre and The Leisure Box comnwjnty leisure facilty, in the Borough
of Pendle.
Clarets In The CommunltyUmlted-AnnuJl Re￿rt3￿j Fk4rKial stst*￿Ents 202>2024

CLAREfs IN THE eOMMUNrrY UMrrED
NOTES TO THE CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
23 Anaty818 of charltable funds (Contlnued)
For th• y•ar •nd•d 30 June 2023:
Group
Balance at
1 Juty 2022 R•soure•#
Balanc• at
30 June 2023
•xpanded
UnrnstrfGted funqlB
General funds
Designated funds
656.887
1.334.232
(1.161,004)
(186,627)
643,488
1.161.(X)4
186.827
Restrlet•d g•n•ral funds
Governance & operatiDn5
Food bank
Health & fitne
Charnpions
Veterans
Premier League
Premier League Inspires
Premw League Prirnary Stsrs
Schools mental weiibei
Employability
Higher education partnership
Olds Em¢r9iiig Talviil C¥wiliv
Player Development Centre
Trading facilities
{214,565}
(1 $5.682)
188,102)
170,170)
(82.939)
(287.284)
(92.087)
{2e6,126)
1282,540)
{19,672)
{357,658)
(18,118)
(23.816>
214.565
180.913
134,279
73,862
65,633
287,
89,$67
270,052
278.652
43.402
354.640
33.1564
23.820
26,231
14,551
(31.626)
{3,492)
17.308
(761
2,520
(3,926)
3.888
23,730
3,018
(15.546)
(41
1887 014
2 010 129
186.627
63.512
Restrlcted capital fundA
Trading fa¢ilitigS
1309 392
1206,792
Total funds
1913792
Clarets In The Cornmunity Urnlted-knnual Rem aThl Fin4rLial Stste￿￿[rtS 202>2024
35

CLAREf3 IN ThE COMMUNITY LIMftED
NOTES TO THE CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDEO 30 JUNE 2024
23 Analy8ls of Gharllable funds Icontlnued)
For the year ended 30 June 2023:
Company
Balance at
Incoming Resources Trnn$fers
1 July 2022 R••oure
•xpanded
Balance at
30 Jun• 2023
Unro8trlct•d fvnds
General funds
Designated funds
1.052.762
840.019
(1.478.039)
(351,5521
63,190
1052 782
1478,039
351.552
63.190
Restrlcted gen•ral fund•
Govemanee & operations
Foodbank
Heaitn a ￿tr￿sS
Chamrions
Vetsrans
Pi¥iiii¥i Ltague ￿Ck¥
Premier League Inspires
Premier LÈague Primary Stars
Schools rnental wellbeing
Employabilty
Higher educaiion partnership
(297,920)
{155,682)
(1q9728)
170.9701
(87.014)
1316.491)
{92,177)
(267,431)
[2U2,5411
(19.672)
(358,317)
297,920
1￿,913
134.279
73.661
65,833
287,359
89.567
270,052
276,653
43,402
354.641
14,661
(2,691 }
21,381
29,132
2,610
(2,6211
3,888
23,730
3.676
Gids Emerging Talent Centre
Player Development Gentre
(18.118)
37.V23
(15,546)
23,820
Govemance & operations
Re8tricted capttal fund8
Trading facilities
1576,513
Total fund8
2 675.663
3 628 092
1 703 21$
aarets In The Communlty Limlted-Annual Re￿rt a￿1 Flnarthl Statements 202>2024

CLAREfs IN ThE COMMUNrrY UlArrED
NOTES TO THE CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
24 Anaty8is of not assets brtwoon fvnds
For thè year onded 30 Jun8 20X.
Unrn8trkt•d Restricted R•Btrictod
funds
general
pital
funds
Total
Qrvup
Fixed assets
Net ￿rrent assets
Credrtors.. amounis falliryj due
after more than one year
296,226
1.107.564
1.403.790
883,466
{168.088)
381.421
{168.088)
798.270
213,333
2.119.167
Company
Fixed assets
Net current assets
Credr(ors.' amounts klling due
after more than one year
{416.007)
574,245
1,573,564
1,157,557
955.666
(168,088)
381,421
(168,088)
158.238
213,333
1,945 135
For the y•ar ended 30 Jun• 2tr23:
UnrBstrlcled
fur4
Restrlct•d
rAPit•l
funds
Total
9vneral
funds
Group
Fixed assets
Net current aeeets
Creditors: amounts falliTrJ due
after rTh)re than ￿e year
1,206,792
1,529,354
712,554
(328,116}
320.926
391,G28
(328,116}
843.488
63 512
1206 792
1913.702
Compny
Fixed assets
Net current assets
Creditors.. amounts falliro due
after more than ono year
{268,OU9)
331,199
1.576.513
1.308.504
722,827
{328,118>
391.628
{328,116>
$3,19)
1 576.513
1 703,215
25 Op•rntlng l•••• eommlim•nt¢
At the reporting date the group and chanty h&J (MJtsta￿ir￿j COMMth￿ fDr mininwm lease
payiiuilb uri(lei [￿n￿an{￿lIable operaithg leases, Mi aue as lolknys:
Grnup
Ch•rty Onty
2024
2023
2023
thin one year
Be￿een one and fve years
In over five years
74.289
84,053
185.682
231.814
420.375
448.875
680 346 764 742
31,788
56.028
34,404
87 B16
122 220
Clarets In The Comrnurlty Lknirod -Annual and Fyancial state￿nts 2023-2024
37

CLAR￿5 IN THE COMMUNrrY LIMITED
NOTES TO THE CONSOUDATED FINANGIAL STATEMEKTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
26 Rdated party Iransacllon•
The charity has taken the exernpt￿ tfftined within FRS 102 fcy disthsry tran6xtions with wholly
4vned subsidiaries as consolwjated fnanoal staten*Trts are wep•ed.
The Bumkny F(M)tball & Athletk Company Llrntted fBFtr)
Trustees S A Hunt, A G Pace and M R Imlliams have all been directors of BFC during th@ Feriod of
these accounts. During the year. the grixjp r@cAived inmmè frc*n BFC totslling £197.081 (2023..
£?n1.472) Addi1￿311y, BFC prov￿￿ 9oDde *HI seThictt to the group t¢Xalling £155,006 (2023.
£61,122).
At June 2024 the an￿nt cp*ed to BFC was £Nil {2023: £3.509).
Th• Sutton P•ndle Charftablè Trnst ('spcr
Trustee R Sutton is a trustee of SPCT. DuriNJ Ihe year, SPCT provided seryices to ts Group totalling
£57,903 (2023. £o6.150).
At 3011 June 2024 the arrnunt ￿￿ed to SPCT was £26.42512023'. £22,123)
N•l￿n & Colno Colleg¢ I'N&CC'I
Trustee D L Rothwell 15 key Managen￿rt pewnnel at N&CC. During the year. the group receNed
income from N&CC totalling £390,76412023: £364.972). Addtlionaltr¥. N&CC provided serV￿S to th@
group totalling £13.58012023. £11.3751.
At 3C￿ Junè 2024 tho arr￿Int tywed from N&CC wa8 £36,109 {2023: £32.010).
Burnley Borough Coun¢ll (BBC?
Former trustee L Palel is key nynagement rersonnel al BBC and trnstee A Anwar ts the Leader of
BBC. During the year. tho orrnip incomÈ from BBC totalling £134.326 (2023.. £114,925).
Additionally, BBC provided services to the gr(￿P tolalling £1,245 {2023.' £429).
At 31y June 2024 the arnoum ffrmn BBC was £10.OW (2023.. Nil).
ALK Capltal LLC ('ALK)
Trustees A G Pace aTrJ S A Hunt are key ffonagement personnel at ALIQ During the year, the group
reecivcd in¢ome from ALK totalling £7,700 (2023. £13,750).
At 301h Jun8 2024 the amount rywed from ALK was £Nil (2023: £Nil).
27. Prlor Year Restat•ment
During the year, management ￿)ndU￿￿ a rewew of the ¢atsgonsatson of Inc%)n￿ and expenditure.
Consequentty. certain income has been ￿anatysed betrween irwme from charitable *ivtties other
trading income and other incorre. Furthern￿, c£rtain expendilure has teen reanatysed between
eynditure on raising fvnds and expendibJre on thar[tab￿ activrties. Most synificantly. income and
èxpondrturo from trading fa￿litIeS k? re-cetwsed a• Gharitable, sitwx il is FKiWfWfy PUfP03e raalng ana
It aligns with the ¢harty's obje￿.
These a¢Jusirnems Impact me group ￿late￿￿tt of Finar*cBI Activities for the year ended 30 June
2023 and consequently those figures have reststed within these ￿rtInts as detailed below.
The changes have no effed on overall income LY expendrture, ovorall moveffent in funds, the ba18nce
ghe•( or thè cashflrw etsterrenl
Clartts InThe Communlty Llmithd-Annual Rep)rtaThl FlrkgrKlal StstÈn*nts 202>2024
38

CLAREfs IN THE COMMUNrrY UMITED
NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
27. Prior Year R••tatsment IContlnu•d)
Restated ConEolidated Ststement of Financial Actsvitw for th• Year Eiid•d 30 June 2023
2023
2023
(as originalty
$lalgdl
ToLAi
eomlng resources
708,003
708,003
Charitable xtsvtbes
2258,314
1,955,883
Other trading *ivits
239.498
429,¥29
Investments
637
637
14,794
63.794
Totsl
3221248
Resourcm •xpgnd•d
Raising
279,U85
1,170,816
Chanlable activrtEs
2.994.645
2,102,917
Total
3,273,733
3 273 733
Not Incom• for th• year
52
Not mov•m•nt in fund8
Roconolllatlon •f fund•:
Totsl funds bWht fOr￿drd
Totsl funds c•rTl•d loThvard
1913792
1913 792
airets In The Communlty Lknlled-AMual Rewrt and Fi￿[￿1￿1 *atements 202>2024

CLARETS IN ThE CO•JMUNrrY LIMITED
NOTES TO THE CONSOUDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024
28 Controlllng party
The charity is under the control of the trustees as noted in the trustees, report.
29 Anatysis of nel detA
The charity W no debt duriT¥J Ihe year.
3Q Ca•h g•n•ratsd from ¢werntion8
2023
Sury)lus for the year
205.375
(52.487)
Adjustments for
Interest receNed
Interest paKI
Depreciabon of tangible f￿ed assets
Profit ￿ di3p03al of tsngibk fiAtrJ
(1.987)
11,197
150.813
4.267
(838)
9,148
165,074
18.19Y)
Movements in ThxYkirvJ captsl..
Decrea$8 1 (inc￿3s@) in d9.￿￿8
(Decrease) l in¢r•ase in credil¢xs
{50.863)
65,480
(13.750)
35.108
Cash generated from OP•Mlion•
384 282
Clarèts In The Comnyjnity Umlted-Annual Report arnl Flnanclal Statements 202>2024