Company re8lstratlon number.. 09098614
Charlty reglstratlon number.. 1158505
The Emery Walker Trust
IA company Ilmlted by 8uaranteel
Annual Report and Fln•ndal Ststements
for the Year Ended 31 December 2023

The Emery Walker Trurt
Reference and AdmIniStra￿ve Detslls
Trustees, Raport
2to3
Independent Examlne¢s Re
ststement of Hnanclal AcUvllles
5t06
Balance Sheet
Notej to the Flnandal StateTh*nts
8t014

The Emery Walker Tntst
Reference and Admlnlstratlve Detslls
Chairman
Mr H G Belsey
Secretsry
Ms C M Mcmahon
Charlty Re8tstr*lon Nurnber
1158505
Comparty Reglstratlon Numbei
09098614
The charity is incorporated in United Kingdom.
7 Hammersmith Terrace
London
W6 9TS
Reglsternd Office
Independent Examlntr
Grays Accountants Ltd
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The Emery Walker Trust
Trustees, Report
The trustees, who are director5 for the purpose5 gf company law. present the aThnuo1 report together wlth the
financlal 5tstements olthe tharitable ccrfnpanyfor the year ended 31 Drfember 2023.
ObJertl¥es and artlvltles
Oblerts undalms
A lull trustees report is includèd within these financial statsrr*nts as Appendix A.
Pubmc benefft
The trustees believe that the charity has advanced art, dèsign and the publids appreaation of the Arts & Crafts
Movement by eonserving 7 HaMMe￿mith Terrace and it5 contents and by tlisplaylnB and Interpreting ihem to the
public.
The trustèès confim that thÈy have complied with the requTrrernèAts of section 17 of the Charities Art 2011 to
have due regard to the public benefit 8uidance pvbli5hed by the Charity Comrnis5i9n lor England and Wale5.
Tru5tee5 and officers
The trustees and officers servlng dudng the year and slnce the year end were as follows:
Trustees:
Mr H G 8elsey
MsKYButti
Mrs A F aarke
Ms D Cola
Dr C Oavnt (appointed 26 January 20241
Mr M K Dcffinelly
Mr RA Evans Ireslgned 26 January 20241
Mr P A Eyres
Mr S K PT G￿enleY (appointed 13 July 20231
Dr M J Heron (appointed 29 September 2023 and re$l￿ed 19 Aprfl 20241
Drj Hob50n
MrMPL
Ms E Layendon
M5TJWild
Miss S M Wyndham Iresréned 26January 20241
Ms A Dawson Iresl8ned 30June 20231
ChaSrman:
Mr H G Be15ey
Secretary..
Ms C M Mcmahon
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The Emery Walker Trust
TNstees' Report
Statement of trustees, reW0n￿bIlItIeS
Thè trustees (who are also the dirertors of The Emery Wèlker Trust for the purposès of company lawl are
responslblè for preparln8 the tru5tee5' report and the flnancial statemtnts In a¢tordante wlth applltable law and
Unlted KlnBdom Accountln8 Stsndard5 (United Kln8dom Generally Accepted A¢countlng Prartlcel, Includlng FRS
102 "The Financlal Reportln8 Standard appllcable in the UK and Republlt ol Ireland"
Company law rtqulres the trustèes to prepare flnanclal statements for ea¢h ffinancoal year. Under company law the
trustees must not approve the linanclal statements unless they are satisfied that they glve • and lalr vlew of
the stale of affalrs of the charltable company and of the Incomln8 resource5 and appllcallon of re50urce5. Includln8
Its Income and expendlture. of ihe charltable tompany for ihat ptrlod. In preparln8 these flnanclal statements, the
tru5tee5 are required to:
select sultable accountlng pollcles and apply them conslstentlv,.
observe the methods and prlnclples In the Charltles SORP,.
make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudent;
state whether appllcèble accountSn8 5tondards, compTlsln8 FRS 102 have been followed. subject to any
materlal departures dlsclos•d and explaSn•d Sn th• flnèndal statements: and
prepare the flnanclal ststements on the goln8 concern basls unless It Is Snapproprlate to presume thit th¢
charltable ￿Mpaft¥ wlll contlnue In buslness.
The trustees ar• re5ponslble for keepin8 proper attountlng records that can (Nstlose with r•asonabl* a¢¢uracy at
any tlme the financial posltion of the charltable company and enable them to ensure that the f4nanclal ststements
comply wSth the Companle5 Art 2006. They are also re5pon51ble for safeguardin8 the assets ol the charitable
ompany and hence for toklnB reasonable steps loi the preventlon and detection of fraud and other irre8ularitles.
The trusteeg are responslble for the malntenance and Inte8rlty of the corporate and flnanclal Inforniatlon Included
on the charitable ¢ompany's website. Le8islation 8ovemlng the preparatlon and dlssemlnatlon ol fln•n¢lal
ststements may dllftr from le8lslaiion In other jurlsdi¢tlon5.
The •nnu•l report was aPpr￿d by the trustees of the charlty on 28 lune 2024 and sl8ned on its behalf by..
Mr ￿1 G Be15ey
Chalrman and trustee
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The Emery WalkerTntst
Independent Examlner's Report to the trustees of The Emery WalkerTrust {Ihe Company.)
I report to the charlty trustees on my exarninatlon of the accounts of the Company for the year ended 31
December 2023.
Rewn￿bIlI￿S and basbs of r•port
As the charitvs trusttts of the Company land also its lor the purposes of company lawl you are
responsible for the preparation gf the aCC￿nts in accordance wlh the requirements of the Companies Act 2006
I'ihe 21J06 Arfl.
Havin8 5atlsfied rny5elf thot the •CcO￿ts of the Company are not requlred to be audlted under P•rt 16 of the 2006
Art and are eli8ible lor independenl ex•rnination. I report In respect ot my examSnatlon of your chariivs accounts
as carrled out under sectlon 145 of the Charides Act 20111'ihe 2011 ACVI. In carrylng out my examIna￿￿ I have
followed the Olrectlons 8fven byihe C￿lIty CommIs￿Ort ￿derseCtIOn 14515llbl ofthe 2011 A¢t.
I have completed my ex•mlnatlon. I crmfirm that no matters hwe come to my attentlon In ¢onnectlon wlth the
examlnatton 8fvln8 me cause to belle¥e'.
l. accountlne r•cords wern not kept In respect of The Emery Waker Tn¢t as required by 5ectlon 386 of the
2006 Art; or
2. the accounts do not a¢¢ord wth tht)se reeords,. CY
3. th• accounts do not comply wlth the accOUn￿r￿d rtqulrtments of s•ctlon 396 01 the 2006 Art other than any
requlrtmènt that the accounts 8TrV* a 'true and falr vletht, whlth is not a marter consldered a5 part of an
Independeni examlnation: or
4. the accounts have not been prepared In accordance vAth the method5 and prtndples of the Ststement of
Re¢ommended Practice lor account1￿ and reportin8 by tharlUès lappli¢able lo ¢harltie5 preparfn8 thtlr
xcoynts In accordance vffjth the Fln•dal Report1￿ Stsndord appllcable In the UK and Aepubllc ol Ireland
IFRS 10211.
I hawe no concerns and have com• across no other matter5 In tonn*ttl¢)n with the examlnation to whlth •ttentkJn
should be drawn In this rep¢)rt in order to ertable a proper undetstandin8 of the accounts to be reathed.
Andrew Yates FfA
Grays Ac¢ountsnts Llmlted
28June 2024
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The Emery Walker Trust
Statement of Flnanclal Artlvltles for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
(Includln8 Income and Expendlture Account and Statement of Total Recogn15ed Galns and
Losse5)
Unrestrfrted
funds
Total
2023
Not•
Income and Endowmentsfrom:
Donatlons and le8acle5
Other tradiTh8 a¢tivitles
Investment income
30,070
7,237
36,692
30.070
7.237
36.692
Total Income
73,999
73,999
Ex￿ndIture on:
R•lsln8 funds
159,911
Total expendlture
59,911
59,911
Net Income
14,088
14,088
Net movement In funds
14,088
14,088
Reeonclllaibon otfunds
Total funds brou8ht fonward
I,S98,333
1.598 333
Total funds ¢arrled forward
Is
1,612,421
Un¥•strletsd
funds
1,612,421
Ttytal
2022
Not•
Incom• and Endowm•ntsfrom.'
DonatSons and le8acles
Other tradln8 actlvltoes
Investment Income
24,240
26,351
116,023
24,240
26,351
Total income
34,568
34,568
Expendiwre OD:
R¥lsln8 funds
166,942
66.942
Totsl expenditure
166.9421
166,9421
Net èxpendlture
132,374
32J741
Net movement In funds
132,3741
132J741
R•¢onclllatbon otlunds
Total lund5 broughtforward
L630.707
The notes on pages 8 to 14 form an integral part of these linanclal statements.
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The Emery Walker Trust
Statement of Flnanclal Artmtles for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
(Includln£ Income and Expenditure Account and Statement of Total Recognised Gains and
Losses)
Unrèstrkted
funds
Total
2022
Totsl lunds carrled forward
15
1,598,333
I,S98,333
All of the charity's Ktyvitie5 derive from contlnulng operations durin8 the above Iwo periods.
The fund5 iYeakd¢xvn for2022 is shown in note 15.
The notes on pages 8 to 14 form an integral part of these financial statemenis.
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The Emery Walker Trust
(Reelstratlon number: 09098614)
Balance Sheet as at 31 December 2023
2023
2022
Not•
Flx•d a559ts
Heritage assets
1,141,000
l.L41.000
Curr•n* ass•ts
Stock5
Debtors
3,200
5,459
319.210
167,187
1,100
5,991
318.328
146.936
li
Inve5trntnts
Cash at bank and In hand
12
13
495,056
472,355
Cr•dltori: Arnounts falllni duewlthln one year
14
123,635
115,0221
N•t curr•nt •Js•ts
471,421
457,333
N•t ass•ts
1,612,421
1,598.333
Fundsofthe tharlty.
Unr•stYlcted Incorn• fundi
Unrestrlcted lunds
1,612,421
1,598,333
Total lundj
1,612,421
1.598.333
For the flnanclal year tndlng 31 December 2023 the tharlty was entitled lo exemptlon from audlt under sertlon
477 Of the CompanlesA¢t 2006 relatlng to small companles.
Dlrectiws, responslbSlltle5'.
The members have not required the charlty to obtaln an audlt of Sts occounts for the year In questlon In
accordance wlth sectlon 476.. and
The dlrecfors acknowledge thelr fesponslbllltles for tomplylng wlth the requlrernents of the Act wSth re5pert to
accountin8 records and the prepafation ol accounts.
The financial statements on pages S to 14 were approved by the trustee5, and authorlsed for issue on 28 lune 2024
and sl8ned on thelr behalf by..
Mr H G 8Èlse
Chairman and trustee
The notes on pa8e5 8 tt> U form an Inte8rol part ofthese financial statements.
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The Emery WalkerTrust
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
I Charltystatus
The charity is limited by guarantee, incorporated in Unlted Kingdom, and consequentty does not have share
opital. Ea¢h of the trustees Is liable to contribute an amount not exceedin8 £1 towards the assèts of the Charity in
the event ol liquidation.
The address of its registered office is..
7 Hammersmith Terrace
London
W6 9TS
These financial ststements were authorised for Sssue by the trustee5 on 28 Junè 2024.
2 Accountlng pollde5
Summary of slgnlficant accountlng poll¢les and key 4ccountlntestlmates
The principal accountin8 policies applied in the preparation of these linanclal statements are Set out below. These
policies have been consistently applied to all the years presented. unless otherwSse stated.
St*¢mertof compllance
The flnanclal statements have been prepared in accordance with Accounting and Reportin8 by Charitie5'.
Statement ol Recommended Practice (applicable to tharities preparing their accounts In accordance with the
Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the LIK and Republic of Irèland IFRS 10211 lTrssued in October 20191
(Charities SORP IFRS 10211, the Finantial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021
and the Companies Act 2006.
03$15 gf preparatlon
The Emery Walker Trust meets the definition of a public benefft entSty undu FR5 102. Assets and liabillties are
initialty recognlsed at hSstorical cost or transaction value unless otherwise statsd In the relevant accounting policy
notes.
Golnl concern
The trustÈès consider that there are no material uncertainties about the charity's ability to continue as a 8oin8
concern nor any significant areas of uncertainty that affect the tsrrying value of assèts held by the tharity.
Exemptlon Irorn preparlng a cash flow staiement
The tharity opted to early adopt Bulletin I published on 2 February 2016 and have theiefore not Induded o cash
flow ststement in these financial statements.
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The Emery Walker Tnst
Notes to the Flnan¢lal Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
Incoffle and end0wm￿ts
All income Is recognised tharlty has entitlement to the in¢tyne. it is probable that the Income wlll be
recetved and the amount of the Income recer4able can be measured reliabty.
EXpendI￿re
All expendityre is re¢ognlsed once the￿ is a lryal or con5tnKtrrt ob18a￿n to that expendlture, It 15 probable
settlement is required and the amount can be w*asured reliably. All Costs are allocated to the applScable
expenditure headin8 that aggregate similar costs to that ￿te60ry. Where costs cannot be difectly attrtbuted to
particular headings they have been allocated on a basis consistent with the use ol resour￿$. with central stsff
Costs all¢xated on the ￿sIS of time spenL and depredation ¢harges al￿ated on the portlon of the 455eVs use.
Other support costs are allocated based ￿ the spr*ad ol staff cos
Y•M•llon
The charfty is ¢onsidered to pass the tests set out In Para8rèph l Schedule 6 of the FSnance Act 2010 and therefore
It meets the dettnltion of a tharltable company Itx UK corporation t•x purposes. Acctsrdln8ly, the tharlty Ss
poientlally exempt from taxatlon in respett of Income or caplial 8aln5 recelved withln ote8orfes Coverèd by
Chapter 3 Part 11 of the Corporatlon Tax Act 2010 or Sectkffi of the Taxatlon of Ch•ryeable &ln5 Acl 1992, to
the extent that 5uth Income or 8aln5 are applied exdusfvety to charitable purposes.
The property, 7 Hammersmlth Terrace in Pflor years was odllnally valued for probate at £1,400,OC¥) and
depreclated over SO years as a Ffeehold Property. However, the deoslon was t•ken In 2010 to rèclass5fy the
property as a hedta8e asset. Thls was due to the property meetin8 the deflnltlon of the 2COS Chartties SORP for
beln8 a hèritage asset, notably that 7 HHrrffier5mlth Terrace is ol historlcal and artlst5c Im￿rtanCe and Is held to
advan¢¢ pr￿r￿a￿On. conservatbon educational obiectives of The Emery Walker Trust and, through publlc
access, contrlbutes to the natlon's culture and educa11￿.
The ¥Met was thus brou8ht Into the Charity reu>rds (ln the n•me of the Twst. t*thich b the company's
predecessor), at Its net book value at l October 2CpJ9. It was and is considered Imprartical to 3ppty Co￿¢ni[￿OI
Valuation techniques to the property due to its uniqut nature. Th* asset is not depreciated.
This ￿11¢¥ and the asset value ad51n8 has been coniiNed ¥rith the trar￿[el of the asset from the Trn￿t to the
company in january 2015.
Other than a5 Set out above. the Inallenable and Nstorlc Jssets of the Trusi have not been capltallsed or
depreciated as no reliable value can be attributed.
tuffent a55et Investrn¢Trts
Current wet investments are Indudtd at thè ltrwerof t05t and net re•ll￿ble value I market value.
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The Emery Walker Trust
Notes to the Flnancial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
Stock
stock Is valu•d at the I(￿r ot cost and esumated semifig prlce less ¢osts to tompltt* and sell. aftèr due re8ard for
obsoletè and slow movin8 Stocks. Cost is detennined using the fir5t4n. first-out IFIFOI.
C¥sh and osh ¢qu￿leftts
Cash and cash equlvalents comprlse cash on ha￿1 and cbll deposits. and other short.temi liq￿d investments
that are readity convertible to a knty44n amount of ¢3sh and are s￿lett to an Insignillcant risk of thange In value.
Fund stfU¢lur*
Unrestrlrted In¢ome funds are yneral funds that we a¥alla￿t for use Bt the trustees dlscretlon In furtherance ol
the oblectlves of thè charbty.
3 In¢om•lrom dofiatlons•nd le8ad•s
Unrestrlcl•d
lunds
Genernl
Total
lunds
Oonations and leeacSes,'
Donatlons from indlylduals
Granis, In¢ludln8 capital 6rants-
Grants frorn other charftles
24,061
24.061
Tot•1 2023
30.070
30.070
Tot•1 for 2022
24,240
24,240
4 InCOn￿froM other iradkniactl¥lll•s
Unr*strfct•d
fvnd5
Gener*1
Tot•1
fvnds
Tradln8 Income;
Sales of 8ood5 and sefvices
Events incomè..
Other events Income
2,233
2,233
Totsl for Z023
7.237
7.237
Totsl lor2022
26.351
26.351
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The Emery WalkerTrust
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements forthe Year Ended 31 December 2023
5 Investment kncome
Unrestllcted
funds
General
Total
funds
Interest receivable and Similar income:
Interest receivable on bank dèposits
Other incorne from Current asset Investments
Gains / lossès on portlollo
Income from ￿nts
1,357
7,829
13.106
14.400
1,357
7,829
13,106
14,400
Tot)I for 21)23
36.692
36.692
Totsl for21)22
116,0231
116,0231
6 Tru$tees remun¢ratl4n and expenses
Durlng the year the charity made the followiftg transartion5 Wlth trustees..
Mr H G Belsey
£18012022-. £Nill ol expenses were reimbursed to Mr H G Belsey during the year.
No tn￿tee$, nor any persons connerted with them. have re¢eOved any remuneratlon f¥om the tharlty durin8 the
year.
No tru5tee5 have received any other benefits Irom the tharity dufin8 the year.
7 Staff ¢¢sts
The monthly a¥eraBe number of persons lincludine senior manaBement I leadership team) employed by the
charity during the year expressed as full time equivalents was a5 follows-
2023
No
2022
No
Administrative
No employee received ernoluments of rnore than £60,OCN) during the year.
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The Emery Walker Trust
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
8 Tavfjoh
The tharltyls a registered charity and is therefore exempt from t*tion.
9 HerIta￿ au•ts
4SS•t
Toial
Cogt
At l January 2023
1,141,000 1,141,OCM)
At 31 December 2023
1,141,000 1,141.0
DepwlatE•n
At 31 December 2023
N•t bookv•lu•
At 31 December 2023
1,141,000 1.14LOOO
Surnmlry oftranmrtlofis
10 Sio¢k
2023
2022
Stocks
3,200
1,100
11 Debtors
2023
2022
Prepayments
Other debtor5
4.593
866
5,425
566
5.459
5,991
12 Current Th•1 INT￿lMentS
2023
L15ted other shares
319.210
318,328
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The En*ry WalkerTrust
Notes to the Finan¢lal Ststements for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
13 Cash and tash equwents
2022
Cash at bank
167.187
146,936
14 Credltors: amounts talllng due wlthkn oney
2022
Other tsxation and %xial security
Accruals
Oeferred intomè
62
3.360
11.600
20.066
23.635
15.022
15 Funds
8ahnce at I
January 2023
Inc¢xni
Balance at 31
expended Dectm￿r 2023
Unrestrlcted hnds
General
L598.333
EllJ93
I46.￿5)
1.612.421
Balartè at i
Incoml
January 2022 Trsourtes
Balance at 31
Dec*m￿r 2022
èxpended
Unre5tri¢ted fvnds
Gweral
L630,707
103.400
1.598.333
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The Emery Walker Trust
hlotes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
16 Analysls of net assets between funds
Unrestricted
funds
General
Totsl fundsat
31 (lecem￿r
2023
Heritage zs5ets
Current assets
urrent liabilities
L141.¢JXJ
495,056
123.635
1.141,OCMJ
495,056
23,635
Total net assets
1.612,421
L612,421
Unrestrlctsd
funds
Genèral
Totsl funth at
31 December
202Z
HeritaBe assets
Current assets
Current liabilities
1,141,1XlO
472.355
115,0221
1,141,000
472,355
115,0221
Total net a55ets
1,598,333
1,598,333
17 Related partytrnnsartlons
There were no related party transadions bn the year.
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FTHETR
THE EMERY WALKER TRUST
Charity No. IJ58505
Company No. 09098614
TRUSTEES, REPORT FOR THE PERIOD I" JANUARY 2023
TO 31￿ DECEMBER 2023

THE EMERY WALKER TRUST
Tru8tee8' Report for the period I" J*nu*ry 10 31° December 2023
REFERENCE AND ADMINI￿RATIVE D￿AlLs
The Emet). IVxlkerTLUSt 18 a rcgisrered ch#rity (1158505) and charitable compan). jimitcd b).
guarantee {09098614}.
Tru8tee8/Dire¢tors a8 at June 2024
Hugh Belscj. hIBL
Karen Butti
Ange]2 Clarke NIBE
Di Cola
Dr C Dauni
Mftx DonDeU)'
(nominated bi. the Viciorii & Albert Mu5tum)
P.Andrew Ei'res. CGbL
Simon Greenie),
Dr J Hcron
James Flobson
Martin Lev).
ElenA Lthvendon
Tessa IXI.
Chair
(nomina¢cd bi" The An-1K'O￿¢[s. Guild)
from JAn ?0?4
Vice Chair
Txeasurer
from june_￿?5
from Sep ?023
(nominaicd by the So¢iery of Antiquaries)
Vice ChAir
(ftominatcd b). the Society for the Protection of Ancient Budth'ngs)
Secretary
Kate fvlcblahon
Staff Team
Helen Elieison
Nlallot). Horrill
Lesle). HcndcrsoD
Curninr
CurAior
E4ou$e li lana8tt
Academi¢ Cut#tor
Dr Ilileen Reid (retired)
Profe$8ionAI Advi$er8
Banker8
CAF B1d nk Limite4 ly'est Nlallin& Kent NfE19 41'A
Co-op¢rauve BAnk plc, l Ballonn Stteet. Nfanchesttt, M(A) 4EP
Le￿1 Advisets
Russell Cooke Soliator8. ? Puine}' Hill b)ndon. SIK'15 6AB
Inve8tmen¢ Advisers
J Finn & Lo., LA)ndon E.'C?R i rA
Independent Examiners and Accountants
Gra)"s .4ccouniant$ Ltd Chartered Account2nrs. Teddington V4&1 i noB
Contact Details
7 AAmmtt%mith TeTrace. lA)nth)n IV6 9TS
Telephone: OJ) 8741 411
'eb5iir. w¥Trw.cmcLvMlker.org.uK
"lTht abffi'e details correct as #t ?8 June ?JJ?4

THE EMERY WAIXER TRUST
Trustee8' Report for the period I" January to 31" De¢emb¢r 2023
Introduction
Tiie Trustee% present tlieir repnrt togeil)er wilh tlie financial statement8 OF the TTU5t Eor the
financial }'ear from 1st Januir). to 31" December ?0?3. In doing so, the), haire adopted tlie
proiqsions of the Charities S()RP (FRSIO?). "This 15 the niiitli Ttusiee$' Report and Annual
Accoun1$ for Th¢ Emcn. l¥ l• Ikcr Trust in its con8uttLt¢d forn) a5 A Compan). timited b)
GuxrAntce. Folloiving x decision in November ?014 bj 'L'hL Emery, Walker Trust TN$tees. the
As$eis and liabili¢ic$ transferred to tlie nem, l-'mery' Ivalker 'fru%t charitable compAny from th¢
fomier The b".mcry IX'alkcr'1in5t (Charit). Number 1080438) from 315t Dccembcr ?014.
Background
Sir Emerj. Ivxlker (1851-193.1) WA5 a pioneering engrairer, prinrcr and tjye de8igner. A close friend
of Ivillixm Morriq, with ivli()m hc collaboraied Rt the Kelmscr)ti Press, he was rLn important xnd
influentiAI mL'mber of ihc ilrts & CtAf¢ movement. Ivith I" J Cobden-SAnderson Sir EmeL)'
founded the Dol'es Pres8 - oiie of rhe most imporrant priipiie pre$se$ of the period. Ho lii'ed A¢
No. 7 HAmmer5miih Tettacc fnr tl)e last ?) S'ears of his liFe.
Sir Emer) s dAuglirer, Dnrotlii., cnnunued ¢0 ]iirL in rhe building 8Ff¢r h¢r fxther's deAih. She did
not alter in R mRieriAI ivai. cirlier the ijirerior dccorAtyon or the fiirnishin8s. In 194& 2 yOLing Dutch
womAn. E]izabcih de H8a4. joirtcd the liousehold RS Nliss Ivxlker'q compAnion. Doroth), Ivalker
died in 1963 And left rhe bLilk nf lier E$tAie in NI155 de HAaS. FIiY.Abeth de Haas was dererniincd io
retain the liouse ind it8 cnniei)t% Linilrered as a memorial to Sir r.mery' and his daughicr and t() the
Arts & Crpf15 rnovemenr. 11). And IArge 8hc succeeded in hcr ambition Alihou8h rhe bulk of .8ir
Emery'$ librnrjp IVA$ sold rn C.liclienhnm Borough Council in 1994 in order to provide att
endowment for the Hoiise And iti collections.
The irnportAn¢e of No. 714ammersmitli-fertAc¢ lics in the fact rhni irs dccorarion and Ihe conrenrs
(the fumiture. picture8, sciilp(ures And texri]c41 were Pllt togetl)er b). Sit fmeri, Ivxlker and refleet
borh his tASiC And rhar of li18 ctsllei¢ Eme8 in thc ilrts & CyAfrs Movement and il)xt li has remftined
Ir¢rgel)' unaltercd 8incc tlic 19?n$, unlike mrLfL)' of rhe other hou8es in Briiain AssociAted witli ihe
attistic and crcaui'c b'fe af tl?At period.
Constitution Tru8tee8lDlrectors
Ihe Emery, Ivalkcr Tnist is x registered cl)xrity (1158in5) sci up bj, the laic NIiss E]i7.aberli dc
l-laas. ￿lIs$ dc Hais died ()n 17, June 1999. She bequeaihcd to thc Tnist tli¢ greater pirt of licr
e$tate, including rhe Ercel?olcl i)f No. 7 14xmmersmidi TerrAce and the is.$OCifLted collection of
textiles, painrings, dra1￿ing4, furrtiture. books 2nd otlier objecrs xssociated with Sir Emer). IK'alker
And the ,Ir¢s & Crafts moi'cmcnt. Tlie'frusi ivas On￿A￿lI). consumted bi. x Tru8t Deed and was
entered upon thc Centrd Register oFCh#rities on ￿? th April VIOO (chY4rir)' number 1080438). The
Charity wa$ rc-registered witli rhe Charit). Commission on incorporAtion a8 A charitable company
RS The Emery Ivalker 1.tust (clixrity number 1158505) on 9 Seprember ?014.
The Trust Deed Prnrides for a minimurn of three Twsrees: but no m%.¥imum number. As set out
in the Arricles OF Association, 5ii'fN5tees ma). bc nomtnated from nAmed nominating both'es. as
follows; "The ilrr IK'orker5 CJuild,"fhe Snciety, Eor tlie Protecuon of Ancient Iluildj'ngs, The Victoria
& £llbert Miiscum.'Ihe Victnri.In SocierJ'.'ll)c %ociet)- of ilntsquaries of Li)ndon and The Briusli
Museum. An individual $0 t)Dminxted is 2 "frnstee in lier/his oivn right; she/he ts noi a
rcpresenthtii'c of the nominxting bodi..

THE EMERY WALKER TRU
T￿81¢¢$, Report for the period 1° January ￿ 31" December 2023
Trustees who sen'ed as Direcrors duting th¢ puiod from 1° Januarj. to Jl" De¢emlxE JP3 were:
Hugh Be]so. MBE
KAren Buiti
Angela Clarke. fvtBE
Di Coi2.
Aileen DAivson FSA. to Dec_￿￿? (nominated b)" rhe British Nlusevm)
Nlax Donnelly
(nominated bi the I1￿1)
Ton5. Eirans.
P. Andrew E}'res. CG
Simon KPT Greenks.. from Juh. J)J?
Dr NtAtthew J Heron. from SepTember J)J?
James Hob50n
fvlariin
ElerhA Lewendon
.1 essa Il'iid
amAntha Ivl'ndham
Chair
{nomin•t¢d ￿. The Art-l¥'orkexs' Guild)
Vice Chair
Vice Chair
"rreasurer
(nominatcd b). the of Anwuariu)
(nominated b). the So¢ietr>' for the Prorecuon of Ancient Building8)
Chair of the Emery Walket TtU81 Tw$¢ee8
Hugh Belso,, MBE hAs been Chxxzp¢rson sincc NcA'¢mber Y)J).
New Tw8tee•
Vhen a nominated ttustee retires from the trustee body. truste¢$ review rhe $kilh, knowledge and
experience rcpresenfed within their number and where a gap is identificd, the wstees iftvite the
nominating body io propose an indii'idual with ihc ?pproptiate skills. knowledge or experience.
From time to time, rhe mL51ees out simihr review$ An4 where %ppropriAte, recruit An
appropriate indii'idval as an additional iru$tee either fD)m personAI knowledge. or b). using the
services of one of rhe noT-ltsr-profii ownisauons thai assisr charities ￿ryth irusrtt recruitment or
b}, advtrtistment. New trusiees Are made of ihe hi$tot)- of Ihe 1 rus4 At$ actiipities and their
re$pottsibi]ities as charit). trusiees bj ihe Chair and the CuTrror. The). receiire a cop). of the Trust.
mo$t rtceni Annual Report and Fin3noal .%tatcmenrs as well as ptinted maierial about the Trust,
Sir Emery IV*lker and hi$ work. No. 7 Hammersmith 'ferrace and the collection.
Duiing J)23 Nvo new Tnjsttts were appointrf Simon Grc¢nle)' attd Dr Nq4tthew Heron. .4ileen
Dawson resigned as a Trustee from December Y)?J. In Januar)" ￿?4 nvo Tru5rccs Samanathi
')'ndham and Ton). Ei"an$ resgned. The Trustees are cxfrcmel}' grarcful lor the man} )'ears of
conttibution to Eivf from Aiittr4 Samaniha and Toft}. Catherine DAunt was appointed as
trnstee from Januari. ?0?4 replxcing .4ileen Dawson AS Briiisli Nluseum representatii'e. Elena
Lewendon rewmed from hcr SAbbaticAI as a T￿$(￿ from April J)J? .

THE EMERY WALKER TRu>r
Trustee8' Report foT the ptriod I" January to 31° December 2023
Trustee rneetings and Governance
During ￿￿? the ttu$tees mci as Djrffr0￿ formall}- on ￿'e occAsions. These meetings Are also
Itiended bj. 8 represent2tii'c of rhe voluntttTS. the CurAtors. the House Managerxnd the Academic
Cuntor. In addiuon. the irustccs meet alonc ivhen li is appropriate $D to do. Since _￿1 l K*te
Nlchlahon. x t'olunittr. has acted as Compan)" %ccrct2n" and minuted the trt￿lee mtttinE$. The
trusiees Ire indebred to her for the prompr. taciful and effiaeni ￿ry). An ivhieh she rceords their
proceedin85. Kare a150 en$ures that the Trust's records ate maintained ar C¢)mpanies House and
It the Chariry. commissio￿ Indii'idual iwsrees I'isir ihe House or meer wtth the House Manager.
fhe Cutators and the i'olunrecrs on YI regular bAsi$ in connection wirh the manxgement of the
chatiry. the conservation and display of ihe collection and the visitor progThmme.
Management
Curdtorial staff rq￿tt direcili. io ihe Trusitts throu8h the Chair. rcporting of operaiional marters
s delegAred to ihe Vicfrchairs. The House Nlanager is managed b} the CurAtot. A wide rAnge o(
decisions about th¢ da)'.it>th)' managemenr of ihe E4ouse, the collection #nd thc i'isitor
aryangments hxve been dele￿￿led ro Staff and the i'olunteer team.
Helen Eller$on and NIAllor)' I lorrill undemke complementw ¢urnwri81 dutie$ with Helen
focusing on ￿￿￿T(h and Nlxllr)r)" on curarorial 2dminisirAtion. During ￿?3 Ashle). IVeaiier.PAul
WAS the FIou5c Nlanager for rtvo dal's A week before Ical￿g in Ociober ￿?5 10 take on an assistani
ur2tor role at the Viciorii and Albert Nluseum. The Trusrees would like to thank Ashlei. for her
work At the trust and io ivi8h hcr well in her new zole. IAl¢} HeA(krsrm w9$ appointed to the
House MAnAger role from february 20?4. lThe .1 rustccs kttp a close ovetsight of the CAPACIty
reguired to support the work of the'l'rust and in rcceni Jiears have resourced increased capiary to
Addre85 boih undedsing and nnc-off requirtrncnrs.
Additional $upport has xiqo Ixen appointed to undertake specific ra$k$ and a55ignments ￿'tr
reccnt years. mosdy ￿latIng io the ..lrts Cm[Is HoNnersmiih project in parniership with the
Witiiam Mortis Sociery". LucindA NlacPher50n has continued to be contracted io pry)vide valued
Communi￿tionS And m*d(eiing support for EIVI" for one daj" A month $in¢e Mirch 2018.
The mistees rem*iti itidebted to Hclety Nlallory. A$hie!'. ￿0ndA and IAslry fot their committnent
to the work OE the Trust and for the skills ¢hq' bting to $￿cess￿ll). taking foThvard the
organisations. Ambitions And in meeting its responslbiiities.
These roles are supported b}. a wide group of volunteers who a$$isi in the ittierpttrauon and
(b'splay of the House and irs cnllccoon and more geneTrll} An $upport of the ￿'e4'd￿j. Aeriviiies of
the Trusr. Our volunteers arc an csscntial and highl)'i'alued part of the F.Ivr team and the TDJStce$
would knke ro exprcss their ongoing th￿￿9 to all those ivho h8I'e worked on the Trust's bchftlf,
and who give up their ume iiryllingli. io support the siiccessful rnnning of the Trust. The Trusr As
conscious thar ihei. need to susiAin the recwitmenr of i"olunteers And train them for thcir role as
house guidcs 2nd stewar<L*. 'Iru$tees delighted that from Jul), 20?3 we have successfull).
rectuited nine ncw volunreerq and we continuc to promote volunreer opporrunities at the TrusL
As it ihe end of December ?(PJ we had 30 volunieers acung 3$ guides or undemking other kry
roles.

THE EMERY WALKER TRUST
TruB¢ee8' Report for th¢ period I" January to 31" December 2011
Publi¢ Benefit
'll)e ttu$tees confimi iliat ihe}- hAipe complied with tlle dury. in section 17 of the Charities Acr ?011
to hai'e due regard to the ChArtr)' Commis8ion's general ￿lIdanCe on public benefir. "ll)ey beltei'e
thi1t thej have advanced ftrr, desi%n and tli¢ public's appreciauon of the Arts & Crafts Movement
bit con8erving 7 14Ammcrsmith Terrace And its. contents And by displaying gnd interpreting them
to the public.
Obiective8 And A¢¢ivi¢ieo
Obiects & Policy
Thc objects of the TN$t are'tlie advAncemcnt of the education of lh¢ public in xrt. cTrfis. design
Ind architecture in parucular bi"
(a> promoting public ijitcre%t in And thL' sNdi' and appreciation of {1) artists. mf¢sm¢n, dg$ign¢ES
and ir¢hit¢cts of rlic nineteenth and earli. rni'cntietli ccnruries And il)¢ir ivorks and {2) the Arts And
Crafts Nlovement. ai)d
(b) Acquiring And thercRffer conseThring maintaining and displa)'ing for the benefir of the pubbc 7
l-lammersmiih Terrncc and irs contents and aiii other propert). assnciared widi ot produced by Sir
.mery IVAlker or any other members of the ilrts find Craft$ Movemcnt."
During her lifetime. Eli7fiberh de Haas cypreqsed the wilh rl)xt the tw%tee8 should CArry out itl
object$ bi. Allrnvin8 tlie public io iFl8lt No. 7 FIAmm¢rsmith TcryAce ()n a re8uIAr basis. After her
d¢Rth, rhe trustees r￿.1¢Wed this wi81I in the b'ght of a spcciglisl report on the fAbric and seTh'ices
of rli¢ building And cnncludcd thai ilieir prinrities Ivere, first. ro safcgu%rd the building and the
contents: second, to rcc()rd And conscTh'c {8n fAr fis possible) the contents; And. il)ird, to show the
house And it$ contentq ro 8cliolar5 and otl)cr8 With an intere8r in the Art$ ind CrAfts Movemen¢.
A¢hi¢vements
On raking possession of No. 7 Hammer8mith Terrnce, thc tru5tccs' immediote concern was the
cortdition of the building xnd its *cnpicc8. Il surn'ei- commissioned from consen'auon
architects ivho reportecl rhRt the fabric WAS in sound $rwcwral condition wven its a8c and
construction. Howei'cr, ilici. Ivere conccrned ftbout the iAfety' of the electric21 wiling And the
plumbing, both of ivhich ivere generAlly in x poor condition. Ilfter consulung A trAnge of
or8anisaiions and individiials (including the NRtional "frusi. English 14etitage Rnd tlie Sociery of
Anuquftries of IA)ndon), the trustee$ decided on the following COUTSe'
To secure the fAbric nf tlie building b). cAry)ing out qome minor repairs. b}p renewing the
clecttical iviring and b)- remoiring all thc plurnbing aboi'e the ground floor.
To put the bascmcnt flat into good order and to let the s%me'
To conscrve the contents of the l)ouse. And fo put in hand % progrnmmc to record.
catftlogue and d￿Cribe them with a vicw ro publicauon both on paper And electroniexlly
and
To admit 2 smAll numbcr of i'isitors hAI'ing a pxrticular inrerest in the house. its dccorauon.
the contenis, lis occupanis aiid rlic ilrrs & Craft5 rn01'¢m¢nt.

THE EMERY WALKER TRUST
Ttustees, Report for the peri¢)d I" January 10 31" December 2023
DLiring the past two decAdes, thc trustees compleicd the fit8t ihree objecuves and the fourth 15
part of their ongoing progr3mme OF actiipiue5. Tlie Twst subsequetjd). dei'eloped the Arts and
Crafts Hammersmith ProgrRmme to addte8$ major improvements to the fabric of the house ind
to further develop the Actii'itics OF ihe TnLSt, as sct out below.
kn8 & Crafts HammetBmith Programme
In 2013 the Trust wds successful, in partnership with the William MorEis Society (Wh￿}. in
securing a Herit2ge LA)tter)" fund (FlJ.F) Dci'elopment Grnnt for a proposed capital and actiitjty-
ba8ed projecL 'Arts & CraFts Hammer8miih.. developing the legac! of Kvftllixm fvlortis And Emery,
'alLer'. In December ￿14 ihe uvstees were deltghted that the application received forn)al
approiTal bj. Ihe HLF who agreed to fund in ilie grant request of £631.100 ivith an cxpecrauon
of mxtched resources Erom the Thvo partncrs oF£?50K, plus in-kind suppor¢ From i'olunr¢cr time.
"lThe pirmers succe5sEull!' secured re%ourccs to meet this march funding requirement rlirough
fiindraislng.
The planned ivorks ar 7 H2mmersmidi TetrAce were undertaken during th16 and successfid])"
completed in Spring ?J17. The Flouse MTAS closed to irASltors throughoui ?016 and Following
completion of rhe building wokn was reopened to tlie i'isiung pub]ic On_￿t￿ April ?017. The
reopening iv25 mark¢d b), a range of events for local residents, volunteets Athd for the press. The
House received favourable pubiJ'citJr witli rhe re-opening and we continue to seek to sustain
interest in the work of the Trusr and encourage Yisitor5. The period from 2015 xnd ?016 Also
saiv the mAjor process OF lislln& boxing and coiiscrvation of the paper-based archives within the
house (ftround 5,(KK> sepxrAte itetn5) by a small teAm of i'olunteers xnd an xrchivi51 funded
through the Art5 & Crafts Hammersmith Programme. This also suppotted tlie foundati¢)ns for
the digiusing of materials during ?Oli and ?016 in order io enable ￿￿re on]ine access OF ihe
arhii'es. The EIX.T Archii'e was rraiisEerred to the Victoria and Albert Nluscum in ?017 xnd is
nolv available to the pub]ic to consult.
In 2020 the Twst had to flexibli. Ad2Pf to reflect the Amp%et of the Corona￿￿$ pandemic and the
need to thke Action ¢0 ensure our i'isitors, our i'oluntcers and our staff xre kept SAfe in ]ine with
nallonal requirements, but still able to promote the work OF the Tru51. The House wa5 ¢los¢d to
visitors from fvlarch ?O?O in order to protect our irolunteer guidc5 and iFtsltor5 and to support the
containment of thevims as lOckd￿V￿ ArrAngemenLS were implernentcd acr055 the UJL Fromjune
?O?O we launched a range oF&ucce5sful onlinc i'irwal ffi'Lmts. I￿,e were also grateful io have secured
$ome Iinancial support tliat a881Stcd in our financial 8tAndinE through the pandemic. The Hol￿¢
rcopcned to ITASltor5 in Nta). ?n?I, Ivitli healtli and *afeti' procedures in p]ace as per the governmeni
guidelines. Albeit ivith reduced numbcrs nf i'isirors for each tour. Visitor numbers d￿ing the ?O?I
scason wcre po8ltive witli 5?6 visirors and ivc liavc ￿Creased the number ofvtsitors in eAch season
since then whi18t still Tetaining a safc eniFirotirnenr For iTi$ltors, stewards and guides.

THE EMERY WALKER TRUST
Trustees, Report for the period I" January to 31" December 2023
Activities in 2023
?023 has been another successful xnd buss. I'exr For the Trusr. We I￿1n incr¢a5ed our visitor
numbers and in total w¢ receii'ed 1,195 visitor$, close to mxximum capacit),. This is only made
possible b). th¢ hard work ind dedicauon OE the volunteers. acting AS 8uides and in other roles.
Thc trustees are very grRrcful to #ll those guAdes and i'oluntttrs who give most generously of
Iheir time and enew. to sli(xv ihe house. The volunteer t¢Am have also continued to undertake
regulK woik on maintaining the garden #nd improving the plY4nting schemes as an important
element of the House expeYiet)ce. Tli¢ rrustecs would like to record their ongoing thanks to all of
our volunittrs. 8uide$ ?nd 5tewatds.
The Trust continued xr$ online progrnmm¢ of both on-ltne iAlks and (ace-to-face events. During
20?3 ihe Tru$t ran fil'e online talk5 and events. seeirtg 133 attendees join us and raising £1.889
across the 8es$iofts. Topics cr)vered includcd: How)Ys oribe Col)x¥ld_.4M t￿Ning wilh J¢nmJ'
MwJsoK, .4rfs Cmfix Ivomell di E.•weJ' IV4lknrJ14w<tr¢. IY/ho ws l)&bp Jdme). LoNiheknAfEP ind
E.Nplore Robirt M4)rA di IA• Ewery. IY/kk¢r klouse. Ive ire grAte￿I io those indiiiiduals offering
up their timc and knoivledge to present at these and to tho$e joinirtg to IvArn more. Ive also
owniscd R range of bespoke i'isits and rours to rhe House including th¢ popular CfLndlelit tour
of the House. Out curator$ l)Avc continued io contribute io cxternal lectures, evenis And
publi¢Auon$ further promoiing the work of ihe I'ru$t Ive have maintfLined our Friends Scheme,
launched in December 20?1. Ivhich for a 5mAII Annual Ftiends of Eivf receive a regular
newslerfer and a¢¢ess i() special ￿Pe1]r$ fLnd visits. During ?023 we attrActed 25 friend$ 3nd thi$
r¢main8 under rei'iew.
Ve II¥Lve conunued to Aciivclj raise iwareness of the l-louse and the work of the Trust with the
local communit)P ¥Lnd through the wider media. including via our Eivf website And social media.
plfLtfotm$. Once AgAin the 14ouse Rnd the Trust IlCUVlti¢8 haipe featured in widesprvAd medii
coverAge. in parti¢ular tliAnks to the 8reAt work by Lucinda MacPherson. The House came thlrd In
Ilst ol the UK'S top hSdden gem of hlstorlc houses and WÈ recefved slgnlficant press publlclty Ilnked
to the launch of the Sanderson range.
In 2020 we underiook works io complete the de$ign and to manage the instRllation of A piiipose-
built exhibltion space ij order to to expAnd our public offering and Eurther our display capability.
In 20J? our eyhibition fearurcd in .4rfi Home 8hoivc#sing some of the most
unique items in rhe EWT cxtalogue. Irt ?024 ive will Ayin be firr￿n￿n8 Thvo exhibitions. from
Mftrch rojune on Mudlxrking and from June to November displaying the recently acquired Doves
Prc55 Bible.
ConservAuon work in ?0?3 concentrated on protectsng our cxtpets ¥Lnd texiiles And with the xid
of a grant from the Pilgrim"rtust we were able io underrake essential and speciabsi conservation
vork on carpets and underlA)Y* SIttIAted within die Flouse. Ive hai'e also continued work to
invest in key mainteiiance requirements OE the House and its garden includiD8 repairs to the
bathroom facilities and replacement garden ￿rnIture. A repoN on the preventhtive maintenance
needs of ihe House lias been dvAwn up which is to be kept under regthAr and active review.

THE EMERY WALKER TRUST
Tru8ttt8' Report fo¢ the petiod I" January ¢0 31" December 2023
2023 Financial Review
During J? EIXT incurred an oierall ner surplus for the }ear of £14.088 (?￿5 £J?J74 deficir).
This included a net investsneni ponfolio gairt. including ￿n[t￿l$ed Bain$ and lo$se5 when adiust
to mxrket value %$ ILI 31. Decemb¢r J? . of £13,1061?0?9: £36.458 1055)- As such the TrLtsVI
underlying rcsult for the y￿r an opetatiog 8Utplu8 of £981 (20L?. £4.084 su￿1v5).
The rotal incoming resouxces of ihc Trus1 over the perio4 excluding the investment portfolio
gAin/loss. totaled £60.89? (￿??. nl.0?6). The net resources expcnded during the period
amounted ro L59,911 (_￿9?. £66.94?). This included one-off expendiNre$ as the Trust invested
in essenii#l maintenance and con$erYarion actiiYtie4 as well as the cost of sia8in8 exhibitions in
the new Exkn'biuon Rts)nL
The inve3¢ment rrt)rtfolio is canied in the accounts At market ￿l￿tion ind any movement in itilue
of 5t¢xk held thtoughout ihe p￿70d is accounted ftjr as an unre#iis¢d gain or loss. Investments
perfornKd broAdly in line with the perfonnanc¢ of the UK $iock markers. but it $hould be noted
that rhe markets haye conunued to be volAtile in XIJ? and whibr our portfolio managers will stek
io miu￿re the risks ir should be borne in mind that the }'ear-end i'aluauon is mcrely A '5nap5hoV.
The vxlue of the inipestrnent portfolio as At December 2023 £319210 (December 2022
£318,398. December 2021 £363.433. December ￿12fr. D17,IX)). Through that urne.'howeYer,
we have con$is¢endJ' benefitted frorn Annual KTh'enue in dividends to support the operAungincome
of the TNSI.
The properry At 7 HAmmcThmirh .1 ¢￿are is accounThl (or as a 'H¢ritage Asset, and is canied at
its Nei Book Valuc A8 ai l October J? M19. withoui depreciation being ¢harg¢d. Thts Accounting
policy acknowledges the imprncricah'ry of appl)ryng coniFentsonal valuatioft techn4ues to this
unique propert).. Oyer the period 5 10 ?018 ￿rtd$ roulinB £854,(W were granted to the
Trust under the Arts and Crafts Himmersmiih Progrnmme. Thesc fund6 wett deployed in the
restorAllon of rhe Trnst's Heritage Asset. The Asset has not Eyen revalued and for accountin8
puw)$e$ the cost of works And corresponang funding re¢eii"ed are being offki. but with a
disclosure notc ¢0 be maintained in the financial stsiemenrs to rttogrttsc the ￿ndIti8 provided in
this re8ard.
Related Party Tr4nsaction8
DetAils of relared parry irAnsAciions (n￿ are included ar Note 14 to the Anrtu#l A¢¢ouftts
Inve8¢rnen¢ poli
There are no rottietions on the ttustees. power to iniTest save those in chariry law. The Ttusts
ini'esrment portfolio is managed b)" broker5 JNI Fmn on a disctetionat). mxttagement basis. The
Twstee5 h4vc reviewed during ?0?3 the Tmsts invesmjent sttateg).. which is to seek % combined
rebjrn from income And capital And adopted a low-meth.um risk profile ivith I￿/th of investments
in low risk ini'esimentr. The Trusiees hii'e agrttd to use the FfsF. All Share Index as in
Appfoptiatr b¢nrhmArk of inyestrnent perfonnance.

THE EMERY WALKER TRUST
TN8*e8' Repctrrt for the period I" January to 31" D¢¢¢mb¢¢ 2023
Re8erves pollcy
B), far the gr￿ter part of the Trust's re5erve8 are unrestricted and the use of the funds representing
Ihem As at the discretion of rhc ttustees acung wtthin the ternis of the charir) s Eoveming
document. The fw5tees mx)- designate au or part of the unr¢$ttiCt¢d res¢r4'es for sp¢cific PUEposes.
The trustees review the levcl of reserves 2t eflch meeung and as p%rt of the reBular plannin8
process. T￿Stee$ have recognised ihat the programme of actii'itie$ and die asso¢iRted rtductiot)
in income over the petiod of tlie ilrrs & Craft$ Hammeismith Project mefLnr thAt the expenditure
of the Trust would excecd lis ii)come and m2y reduce th¢ rcserves over 2016 and ￿17. Addiuonal
aCti￿lle$ to secure RddiuortRI FuJidraAsing. initi2lly to Address HLF mAtch ￿ndS and subsequeniy
to fund specific nAmed proj¢¢t5 1nd mtiintxin the Trusts flnancial reserve5. remain an importRnt
element of th¢ Ttusts business plAnning.
Managlng Rl8k8
The Twstees, led b). the Cl)1itperson regularly ex¥Lmine the major stratcgic. business and
opernuonal ri8k$ which the I'n)8t fxces and the ttUStees ensure thAt Appropriate systems are in
plac¢ or are planned to mitigAtc these risks.
Looking to the Future
The Arts & Crafts HRmmcrsmi¢h ProgrAmme gAve the Twst a unique and excitin8 Opportunity to
secure thc fabric of the house, fLdopi A more durable and ¢onsisreni approa¢h towards the
¢on5en'ation of ¢ollection8 and archives, extend Access via <￿'t￿l and online means and to broAden
the A¢tiviues of the TNst io a wider Rudience. Since then, in common with All other museums and
arts orgAnisRuon5 across ¢lic counts)-, EIKT has had to grapple wirh the chftllenges thar the
oronavirv$ pArLdemi¢ presenied. We will continue to IcM)k ahead to how the public can cononue
¢0 safcli, accc$$ 7 1-limmet$miili Terrice and in A ivay tha( retains R posiuve and Authenuc
experience.
The exhibition SPRce which opcned in August 2021 allows us io keq) our visitor experience fresh
and new. In recent lears wc hnvc 0150 undertaken 8 tAnge of innovRtive virwal initiauyes wilh
volunteers and partncrs to promote the work gf th¢ Trust and keep 7 14ammcrsmith Terrace in
the pubknc eye. Our leAmiiig xnd experience in this Area has left us witli Rn 8PP¢tite to explore
further our virtual And other Accessiblc olEerings. In J23 Ewf WAS AWArded i grant from the
Albert Dawson TNst for tlie research curgtor to write a book on the life of Emcry Walkcr. which
is currently underway.
In 2021 Trustees have recentli. dcvelopcd rt refreshed Five Year Busin¢s$ Plan whi¢li provides a
strategic Irnmeivork for the ivork OF the Trust from 20?1 to 2026. Ivitliin this the Trusiees have
adopted the following vision siatement.
'ToPpEJ¢nv (7ndprole¢'l Fm¢g, IW4lke/s house 417 HavJm¢rymiib TeTrdLY ihe bell dwmple drfstgmd
¢yy[Is dopJK$lic illleriorin LINdon, fo ¢YJThsertK artdivlePtYi iht homie, ils ivllrtlion llKiqM¢ rit￿lat
rden lo }Wdera￿d￿orn dipelle lo fv/¢rdgndl¢r4PPira¢JlioK o[Ihorts Lrafitr mowmtlll."

THE EMERY WALKER TRUST
Tw$tees' Report for the period I" Joftuary to 31" December 2023
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In order to deliver this vision the Business PIAn identifies six Strategic objectives.
l. To preserve and maintRin Emery Walker's House at 7 Hammersmith Tett4¢e and 11$
riverside garden in prime condition
2. To consen'e, maintain ind devtlop ihe conients And colle¢uon$ held 117 Hammersmith
Terrace in prime condition
3. To prnpide Acces8 to 7 HAmmersmith Terra¢e to the widest possibk audAen¢e, including
developing'new audiencv,
4. To provide vftsitors witl) a memornble And inJiBhtful experience
5. To promotc public under$tAndin8 of the legacy of Emery Walker. hi$ associaies And the
wider Art5 and Crdfts Movement
6. To ensure ihe component parts of rhe TNSI proi'ide An appropriate or8ani5ationAI
frnmework to manAgc ihc of Emery WfLlker
Trustees oversee A proccss of Annual planning to ensurc that the Trnst remains focused on
dehvering these objecuves. Tlie Plan also sets out our finRncial framework and identifies the
f¢ppfgi¢h to securing resourccs to addte$$ our objectives. It sets out prospects of diversifjry'n8
the Tty$r'$ income PArticularl)' through a Commercial sponsorship agreement and increAsin8
income From other a¢tsi*ities.
In 2022 we collY4borfited with Sanderson Design Group's brAnd fvlorris & Co, in launching the
Emery Ivalker's Hou$¢ collection. The collection include5 ten de5igrLS, both ivaupapet irtd textile$
rhat l)orh Fexture in and ivere inspired b). the House'8 interiors. Th¢se products are available for
sale through Sanderson xnd thL'ir pArtners over the next three ye%rs and the TLU$t has benefitted
in linc with the agreemenL Tiic collHborAtion has resulted in increased visits to the house And an
increased pubiic AwRrene$s of Emet). IValk¢r and our qite. In undertaking this partncrship
Arran￿rneAt the TDJSt updated our logo design and has registered Ewf tAdemarks
Over the comin8 years the Tmst will seek to achieve Arts Council Museum Accrediration. This 18
the indus(ry srAndArd Eor mu$cums and gklleries. of all sizes, to ensure they effectively run and
manage iheir collcciions and engxge wilh users $0 rhat people can acce55 and benefit Erom
collecuons 2nd thai they are protected for fu￿rC generations. Our ftim is to ensure the Trnst
remains best fitted to continue 11$ work of presenFing And maintaining thi8 most ￿markable house
And its contents and to enable ongoing access to ihe public.
Desplte the successes ive have liad in trAisAng Funds and mana8inB our resources the Tm]siees are
aware that the long-tcrm su%tainabiliti' of the house and contents will require constant ittenuon
And nurturing. It remains clear that a small and fragxle house such as this. Ivhere visiior numbets

and Hssociated income cRn never be roo 5ub5tantia], c2n only suNive and remain publiclyacce5sible
by secuting new and additional fund-rnising opportunities.
THE EMERY WALKER TRUST
T￿Stee8. Rew>rt for the period I" January to 31" De¢embet 2023
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Tru$t¢es' tt8ponsibilities for the Financial Statements
The wstees (Ivho are also direetor8 of The F.mery Walker Tmst for the putP05es of company Ixw)
are responsible for prq)aring the Trustees. Report and the financial statements in ac¢ordance with
applicabk 12w and FinxnciAI Reporting Srandards applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland.
Comp2ny ]aw tequired tni8tees to prepare financial statcrnents for e¥Lch financial year which £ive
a true #nd fair viNv of the stAte of the AEf2irs of the chftritable compan). and of the
incominE/ourgoing resources and application of resources. including the income and expenditute.
of the chatitabl¢ compAni' for that period.
In Prep￿Ing these financial stlremenrs, the trustees are Eequlred to.
select suitable accountsng policies and then xpply them consistently.
obseTh'e the metho& and prit)ciples in the Charicies SORP (FRS 102)"
rnake judgements and estimates that are reasonftbl¢ 2nd prudent.
state ivhether applicable Flnanaal Reporting Standards have been folloiv¢d. subject to
Any matetial depArtLwes disclosed And explained in the financial statements.
prepArc the rthxncl￿ statemenis on the going concern basis unless it ts inappropriate
to presume thAt die charirable rompany will continue in business..
The Trnstees are responsible Eor kceping ptoper acwutsting records that disclose with reasonable
accurao at any iirne the financial position of the eharirfible company and enable them to ensute
thftc the fmancial statements compl)p with the Companies Act J? 06. They are 2150 responsible for
safeguarding the assets of the charitgble company •nd hence for taking reasonable steps for the
preveniion and detection of frAud and other irregulArities.
Independent Ex4miner8
Gra)T Accountants Ltd, Chartered AccountAnt4 Kings Road. Teddington. IWII OQB have been
rhe Trnst'$ independent examinets since ?Jl3.
Approved by the Trustees 28 June 2024 and signed on their behalf by Hugh Bel8ey>
Chairper80n and Trustee.