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REGISTERED NUMBER= 1159148 HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES AND UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS YEAR ENDED 05 APRIL 2 22 Oldfield Advisory LLP Santis House Curriers Close Coventry CV4 8AW

HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS CONTENTS Pagè Reference and adrninistralive inforrnalion Report ol the Trustees Independent examiner's report Slalement of fin8nci81 activities Balance sheet Notes to the financial statements 11- 13 Comparative ststemenl of financial activities 14 Page 1

HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST LE AL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMAT YEAR ENDED 05 APRIL 2022 CHARITY NAME.. Hillside Gospel Hall Trust REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1159148 TRUSTEES.. Mr A Fowler Mr R Groombridge Mi J Mccroft Mr C South Mr G Hibbert (Chairman) TREASURER.. Mr J Mccroft PRINCIPAL ADDRESS: 7 Jubilee Court Vvest Hallam Ilkeston DE76JR INDEPENDENT EXAMINER.. Sandra Thurgood FCCA FMAAT FPA Bsc 3 Dells Lane Biggleswade Beds SG18 8LP ACCOUNTANT: Oldfield Advisory LLP Santis House Curriers Close Coventry CV4 8AW BANKERS: National Westminster Bank PIC 19 High Road Bee5ton Nottingham NG9 2JX Page 2

HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST REPORT OF THE TRUSTEE YEAR ENDED 05 APRIL 2022 The Trustee5 present their report along with the financial statements of the Charity for the year ended 05 April 2022. The finana81 stal&menls have been prepared in accordance wlh th8 accounting policies s&t out on page el&v8n and comply wrth th8 Trust D8ed and applicable law. STRUCTURE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT Govemlng document The Charty is an unincorporated trust constiluled by a Deed of Trust dated May 1982, most recenlty amended by Deed of Variation dated 08 August 2014. The Trust was registered with the Charity Commission for EDglaD(l and Wales on 11 November 2014 under Charity Registration Number.. 1159148 ReGruitment and appointment of newtrustees The Tmstees who have seNed during th& year and sinc& the y&ar end are set out on page 2. None of the Trustees. nor any pètson connedÈd with them. recèived any remuneration or Èxpenge$ from the Charty in the year ended 05 April 202212021.. £nif). The Trust OP8rat8s 1 Gosp81 hall and Trustees are chosen from among the regular congregation of the hall. New Trusl*s are nominated by the existing Trustees or by the congr898tion and mu8t b& appointed by unanimous resolution of the congregation. ThÈy 8re se￿¢t&d according lo thÈir skills and experience and are expected lo use both in furthering the objects of the Charity. Checks are made to en8ur8 the Trusle8s' 81igibilily to act and Incoming Tru8tee8 are made awar8 of their responsibilitie8 by th8 exi8ting Truste&s. who ènsure that new Trus18es read th& Trust D8ed and rel&vanl Ch2rily Commission guidance. Wlder network The Trustees maintain informal links with Trustees of similar Trusts with a view to pooling experEnce considered useful in pursuing the objects of the Trust. The Charity also maintains particular links vAlh Derwent Valley. Nollingham and Oerby Gosp81 Hall Trust. with which il shares members of 118 congregation. Risk management The Trustees have id&nlified and r￿￿W8d the major risks to whid) the charity is exp088d and confirm that they have established systems lo manage and mitigat& those risks. Plans for Future Peri¢>ds With th? eommencemenl of lockdown r8strict￿n8 in the UK th& Trust c8ased Ljsing th8 h811 it op8r8t8s. During the financi81 year, restrictions were eased 8uffici&nlly to allowthe congregation to u88 thè 908pel hall for the Lord's Supp&r (Communion). The use of the rcom wa8 conducted In a manner which always complied wlh the government guidance, and the trust intends lo continue using the room when it Is safe lo do so. The trusl88s do not consider that th& Covid-19 pandemicwill have any eff&ct on th8 abilty of the trust to conlinule as a going concam. OWECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES ObjeGtive$ #nd aim$ The charitable purposes of the Charity are the adwantement of the Chri$iian relvJion forthe public benefit, including by the carrying on of the serviGe of God in aGGordance with the and New Testaments ofthe Holy Bible as followEd by Iho$È Christians forming part of the w0rfd-v￿dÉ fèllowship kn￿ a$ the Plymouth BrÈthrÈn Christian Churth (the "Brelhren'l and any other charilabk PUTposes connected wlh Brethren. The Gore doGtrine of the Brethren and proper praGliGe5 in furtherance of Gertain aspects of doGtrine are sumrnarised in iwo sGheduks to the Trust Deed. PubliG benefit The Trustees confirm that they have complied with their duly under section 4 of the Charities Act 201110 have due regard lo Ihe Charty Commi55ion's general guidance to Gharilie5 on publiG benefit. Page 3

IDE REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES YEAR ENDED 05 APRIL 2022 Maln actlvltles and achlevements The Trust provides 8nd maintains 1 Gospel hall wh8re religious meÈtings are held by the local Br&thr&n community. DetaiL% of the origins. l&achings and way of lif& of the Brethren can ￿ found on the ￿ebsite- moulhbrelhrenchr151ianchurch o and in the schedules to the Trust Deed. Oetaik of public benefit activities carrEd out by Hillside Gospel Hall Tru51 can be found in the Separate append￿ lo this report The Iru$l&es have established 2n Emergency Needs fund for the duration of th& current pandemic and any resullanl economic dOW￿turn. This Is providing Iimi18d financi81 assistance by the way of groc&ry vouchers lo househokjs, who have experienced a rec&nl and signific8nt de¢￿aSe in Income due to thè p8ndemic, such that it ￿ likely to impact on the h&allh andlor welf2re of the m&mbÈts of the household Th& trust has appointed a Local Weware Panel to manage the application proc888 and lo administer th8 voucher8 to qualifying applic8nls. M86tlng8 Meelings he￿ 8t the Gospel hall indude Ihe Lord's Supper IcomTnunionl. G05pel preachings, Bible reading5 and Bible addresses. There is a structured weekly Schedu￿ of meetings and, depending on the particular meeting. bevween 25 and 500 people not1nal￿ attend these occasions. The meetings are 8tlended by the regular congregation and most are open lo other property disposed visitors. The Trotice board outside the Hall ￿ElcomeS visitors and displays the times of Gospel preachings, along with a telephone number for those seeking further information or help. Gospel tracts. which are distributed by street preachers. also dispLgy this information. Bible5 and an extensive range of other Christian reading rnaterial are on display at the halls and Visitors are free lo help IhemsÈhfe$ Page 4

IDE REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES YEAR ENDED 05 APRIL 2022 Spreading thè Gtsspel mÈss89è and the life of a Chri$iian The G05pel hall is a base from whiGh the regular wngregalion and others who attend the meeting5 are enGouraged to spre8d the Christian Gospel. in word and deed. Mem￿r$ of the congregation participat& in a programme of street preaching and Gospel tracts are provided free of charg8 by the Charity lo such pr&ach8rs to b& handed out to interested memb8rs of the public. In a(1dit￿n to street preaching. Mernbers of the congregation has contact ￿ryth prison chapl8ins lo provKle gospel tracts bibks 85 required. The TTU5t also operales a progr8mme of providing regular packs of nulrilious food and gospel literature to homele55 and nee(ty per50n5 through local charities or homekss societies. In carrying out this work, the congregation considers ilseK lo be living out ils faith in pr8Ctice, as particuLgrly exemplrfEd in the followng extract from the sch8dulÈ lo the Tru81 Deed on living a Christian lrf8'. - We seek 8nd 8re encouraged to live exemplary lives in 811 our relationships with other5 in the ￿￿￿er community lincluding fotrner Brelhrenl. in accordance wlh the le8ching5 of Holy Scripture11 Tim 2.21. - We regularty go out from our homes to preach on the streets, to distribute Christian literature and engage wpth the wider comrlluDily (including former Brethren) in orderto present etemal salvation, available lo all men by faith in Jesus Christ. 12 Tim 4..21. - We seek as rnembers of the publK lo kad Christian live5 as husbands and wives, parents. children, ernployers, employees and neighbours. (Col 3..22-25. Col 4..11. - The preservation and protection of the family unrt is fundamental and children are prk8d as a bkssing from God. IPsalm 127..>51. The elderty are valued members of the comrnunity. for whom both their family and the wider community are expectsd to care. Holy Scripture commands us lo be good neighbours lo others, and deal wlh all other peopk lincluding fonrer Brethrenl Openly, honestly and fairly and consistent wrth these pnncipks, we should give our time. talents and money lo assist those in ne8d in the wd8r community. In so far as r8asonabk given our abi1it18s and our availabl8 r880urces. IM8tt 7'.12, Mall 22'.39. Eph 4.'281. Page 5

REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES YEAR ENDED 05 APRIL 2022 Fundlng Funding is sought through grfts from the congregation and Gift Aid is claimed on eligible donations. Funding 1$ sometimes reGeived frorn other ¢hariiable trus15 with cotnpletnentary objective$. FINANCIAL REVIEW Flnanc681 posltlon In the ye8r ended 5 April 2022. the Trust had a SUTpIu5 of incoming resource5 over re5our*s expended. Total voluntary inGome reff ived this yearvtss £471.920 ¢ompared to £104.035 in the previou$ year. Dvring the year thère was a signifrant grant re￿1ve￿ from Noiiingham Go$pel Hall TIu$i, due to them selling a $urplus property and real￿l￿g a substantial g8in. All funds held unre81ricted funds. There are currently no forthcoming commitments. Reserves policy The Trustees have considered the level of reserve5 they w5h lo retain, appropriate to the charity's nee(Is. This is based on the charittys size and the level of financial comrllilments. The Trustees aim for the Charity lo hold approximately £25.000 in 8 current account to rneel the day to d8y expenses, plus 8n allowan￿ for any urgent repair5 and capital expenses. The Trustees wll endeavour not lo sel asKle funds unnecessari￿. Free reserves accumulated in ex￿S$ of the minifflum will be used al the discretion of the Trustees for the slraleglc devebpment of Hillside Gospel Hall Trust. The Trustee5 aim lo ensure that the charty wll be able to continue lo fulfil ils charitable objectives even rfthere is a lempor8ry shortfall in incoffle or unexpected expenditure by raising a funds 8ppeal. Free resÈrves al the year end were £814.28912021". £411.5801 Page 6

IDE REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES YEAR ENDED 05 APRIL 2022 STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES RESPONSIBILITIES The trustees are responsible for prepariThJ the Report of the Trustees and the financial statements in sccordance wlh applicabk law and United Kingdom Accounting Stsndards Iunited Kingdom Generally AcTrpled Accounting practi￿). The law applicable lo charities in EngLgnd and Wales. the Charities Act 2011, Charity (Accounts and Reportsl Regulations 8nd the provisions of the Trust Deed require the Trustees lo prepare financial statements for each financial year which give a true and fair view of the slate of affairs of the Charity and of the incoming reSoUr￿S and 8ppIic8tion of resources. Induding the Income and 8xp&ndilure, of th& Charity for that period. In pr&paring those finanaal slal8m&nls, the Trustees are required to select suitable accounting policies and then appty them consislenlty.. obseN8 th8 methods and principles in the Charity SORP., mak& iudgemenl$ and Èstimates that are reasonable and prudent". prepare the financial 8tal8ment8 on the going concern basis unless rt is inapproprKgle to presume that the charity Mll continue in business. The tm8tees are r&sponsible for keeping proper accounting records which disdose with rÈa$onabl& accuracy at any time the financial position of the charity and to enable them to engure that the finantial Slalemeni$ eomply wlh the Charities Act 2011. the Charty IAGGount5 and Reports) Regulation5 and the provi510ns of the Trust Deed. They are also respon$iblÈ for safeguarding the assets of the Charity and hence for taking rÈa$onablÈ steps for th& prev&ntion and deteGlion of fraud and other irregulanlies. On behalf of the board.. 16.11.2022 Mr J Mccroft Date Page 7

REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT EXAMINER TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST FOR THE YEAR ENDED 05APRIL 2022 I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the Hillside Gospel Hall Trust for the year ended 05 April 2022. RESPECTIVE RESPONSIBILITIES OF TRUSTEES AND EXAMINER The charity's trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 I'the Ac¥}. I report in respect of my examination ol the Trust's accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrwng out my exarnin8tion I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Cornrni55ion under sedion 14515llbl of the Ad. BASIS OF THE INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT My examination was carried out in accordance with the General Directions given by the Charity Commission. An examination includes a review of the accounting recoids kept by the charity and a comparison of the awounts piesented wth those records. It 8150 includes consideration of any unusual items 01 disclosuies in the accounts. and seeking of explanations from you as Trustees concerning any such rnatlers. The Pro￿dureS undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit, and consequently no opinion Is given as to whether the accounts present a'true and fair view, and the report is limrted to those matters set out in the slalernents below. INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S STATEMENT I have completed my examination. I confim that no material matters have come to my attention in connection th the examination giving me cause to believe that in any material respect". IAccounting records were not kept in respect of the Trust as required by section 130 of theAct,' or 2the ac£ounts do not accord wlh those records.. or he accounts do not comply with the applicable requirements Con￿rning the form and content of accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Report51 RegulatlOn5 2008 other than any requirement that the accounts give a 'true and faire view, which is not a matter considered as part of an independent examination. I have no cOn￿rn5 and have come across no other matters in connection wth the examination lo which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Sandra Thurgood FCCA FMAAT FPA Bsc 3 Dells Lane Biggleswade Beds SG18 8LP Page 8

HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 05 APRIL 2022 Unrestrlcted Restrleted Deslgnated Funds Totsi runds Total funds Funds Funds 2022 2021 Notes Income and endowments from: Donatlons 8nd leg8cles.' Collections Contributions from the congr8galion GIftAid donations Gift aid refunds 77,113 77,113 12,450 18,170 4,543 643 69,803 10,975 18,130 4.533 594 12,450 18,170 4,543 643 Conlribulions lo GonfrrenGe Gosts Grants reteived Investments.. ank interest 359,011 359,011 66 459.548 66 471,996 Totsl 12,450 104,166 Expenditure on- Chantable activitre5 Running meeting rooms Cost of (lon¥led seryice5 Congregation support Totsl 86,445 23,284 86,445 23,284 1,925 111,654 72,226 20,072 9,WO 102,198 1,925 1,925 109.729 Net Incomellexpendlturel 349.817 10,525 360,342 Net movement in funds 349.817 10.525 360,342 1.968 Reconclllatlon of funds Total fund5 bought forward 2.285,554 1,075 2,286,629 2.284.661 Total funds carried folward 2 635 371 2 646 971 2,286,629 Th& notes on pages 11 to 13 form part of th888 fin8ncial st8t8m&nts. Al of the abov& activitses are elas88d a8 continuing and th&re are no gain$ and loss&s othèr than those intlud&d above Page 9

BALANCE SHEET AS AT OS APRIL 2022 Notes 2022 2021 Fixed A%setS TarvJiblè as$et8 1,832.475 1,875.049 CUr￿Trt A55ets Prepaytnents and atctued income Cash al bank and in hand Other current asset 5,744 808,874 5,125 5.536 407.802 819,743 413.338 Curront liabilities Creditors amounts falling due ￿thIn one year.. Other creditors Accruals and deferred income 15.2471 142471 11,7581 Net wrrent a88els 814,496 411.580 Total a8sots 1088 curront118b116tlos 2,646.971 2,286,629 Creditors.. amounts falling due after more than one year. Loan Net assets 2,646,971 2,286,629 Funds RÈsiricted funds Unre8lricted income fund 2.646,971 2,286,629 Totsl fvnds 2,646,971 2,286,629 The unaudited financial slalemenls were approved and aulhorised for issue by the Trustees of Hillside Gospel Hall Trust on .and MEre signed on its behalf by Mr J Mccroft The notes on pages 1110 13 form part of Ihese financial slalemenls Page 10

HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST TE FORMING PARTOF THE FINANCIAL STATEPAEN ACCOUNTING POUCIES 1.1 Basis of financial stat•rn•nts The lin&ncial 3tstemEnts h&ve been prepared in aecordancewth the Statement Df Recommended Pracbce". Ae¢ountsn¢ Ènd Reporting by ha[it￿S prepanng their accounts In accordancewith tha Finanual R8POtting Standard applica￿8 In th@ UK and Repuwic of Iréland IFRS 1021 Issued on 16 July 2014, and Incorpoiating update bulletin$ 1 and 2, and the Finantsal Reportng Standord ￿p￿￿a￿￿e In the Unlted Kingdom and Reputlic of I[￿aTrd IFRS 102) UK Generaly AccEPted ACc￿￿tIng Practi The functional cut￿ncY0f thechanty Is stErfinu l£l- The Trustffleets the definitian of a public benefit entity under FRS 102. Assets and liablths are initialty recognised at historical cost or on$o¢tion value unless OiheMs& Stated In ihe r•levoniaccountyng wlicy noiel51. 1.2 Income Donknns sre recognised in the year In which there Is entioernent and probability of receiptandthe amount can be measured with reasona￿ ￿naIn1y. Income i&only detsrred when the ¢haTily has to fu￿11 condition& b&for becomin9 enDlled lo It orwherg th• donoi has ypecrfied th2tthe incomè is to be expended in afuture ye2r Grftaid 1$ added ttsthe vdue of the donthon to which it ra2tss. Donated seNices ale reco9nised as Incom•and expendiwre In Ihe financi￿ $tatemenis when Organisa￿￿$ or Individuals offer iheir seryKes snd support pro bono. The vslue of these donated servicestu Hillside GDspEI Hall Trust Is Cong￿ered to be equal to matket vslue wh￿h would b& paid were th• servKe formally procured. Thi$ Indude$ servi¢es paid forby Qlherwu$ts. Inv95tmeni In￿￿8 Is attounied foron a rKe1va￿e basls. 1.3 Expenditurtr Eypendiiure is included on an accruols basis. Liathlity&sare recognised as soon as ihere Is a legol orconstru¢iive oN1qat￿n commitiing ihe charity to pay ￿rtre￿o￿rCe3 chortab￿ a￿l￿￿es￿mp￿$e th06e ¢o$ts dire¢dy ottributat4e ￿ the lulfilmentolthe charitat4e objects. 1.4 GovernJnc• Jnd $upport ¢osts Support costs have bEen between gOve[nan￿ custs and othersupportcosts GoveTnance costscumpnse 511 costs involwng the public a¢¢wntabililyof the charity an¢ ¢osl$ relaied lo &tawtory requirgmenl&. Governance and $upport CQ61& ar&allO￿ted ￿ charita￿ 1.5 Tangibl•fixod a￿￿ts and dqprqciation TanoifAe hxed ÈssÈt5 leostino mort than £1001 art stated ètcost les$ deprtciètion. Fre*ho￿l8ftd is not dep￿lated. DèpM8tion 1$ provided at rates calculated towtiLeofflhe cost less estimated residual value. of each asset overits expECted useful life a8NIDWS Freehdd buldings Fixtu￿5 and Fthngs 10% Rthucing b￿ance 1.6 TaAAtiOfi The TNsiis a regisiered charity and Is not Iiak4eto United Kingdom Ircom&or¢0rpcrfat￿ffl kxon chaNkbl&a¢iivities, provided in¢oMe lals ithin the ch&trtable exemptions and spenton charIta￿e purpDses. 1.7 Fund# The genwd ￿n￿5￿cted fund Is freeforthe Trustees to usefor ony purposes In lutheronce ofthetrust's ¢hartebk obJe¢ts. Restricted ftJThds8rige from don￿10￿￿t0the tru$t which ats made for2 $Pe¢ifi¢ puiwse. Re#tricted funds eAn only be uaed ftsrthe pu￿Se forvthich funds were given. 1.8 Golng Concern The Trus￿$ ¢on$iderlhallh•re are no maleri￿ unc•rtainlie$ aboullhe charity'&abiltyloconlinue a$a g￿n9 ¢oncem. Thg tru&tse& do not considerthat there are Ènysource8 Ot Estimation uneert8intyètthe fepothno date th8t hève è S￿milIc£￿t risk of C8u#iThQ & mètsri21 adjustment totha carrying amounts of assets and liabiliti8s within th8 next r8pottsng p&nod. Th@tTUSt88s do not consid@rthatth@ Gov1[￿19 pand&mic wll have QnYeffe￿tsn the abilityol the trust to ¢onunueas a g¢ing Mneem. 1.9 Slgnlficante9tim8te9 And judgements The trjstees do con$id8rthat thgr& a￿ any sources ofe$umation unurtaintyatth• reporring date that have a sNnificant risk of causing a materi818dju#tmèntto the camryno amountsof 8$aetsènd li8bilitie#Nvithin the next rtporbno period. TRUSTEES. REMUNERATION AND EXPEN8ES N¢ Trustees re¢tived any iemuneration or other benefitsfic￿ an employmentwrth the charlty and no Trustees were relmbursed loi expEnses12021 None). WAGES AND SALARIES The￿ art n¢ employe￿ 12021.. n¢nel. PsgE11

HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST TE FORMING PARTOF THE FINANCIAL STATEPAEN DONATED sERv￿£s Year ended OS Aprfl 2022 Y•arended DS Aprfl 2021 Derby GHT Noltingham GHT DeNéentVdley GHT 2,198 9.657 2,762 8,6B2 8,628 20.072 23,284 RESOURCES EXPENDED Meèting ri>om$ Othèr¢h4ritabl• Ytarènd 5 April 2022 Year endèd IJS April 2Q21 Di￿¢t¢09t4 Premises costs T￿¢phone Insuran Donat￿￿% Depre¢iation Bnd10g9 on di$pos&I$ Bank charges Professiond chooes speci￿ meetlll9 expenses 8upport¢osts Public Outreach expenses Qthar PublicQutr8ach éNp8ns88 Govemance 33,950 8SS 2,591 33,950 8$5 2.591 15.065 1.274 400 43.329 240 S.S97 48 1.087 42.574 231 42.874 231 4.149 7S 1,CM)8 1.008 85,358 1.087 86,445 72.226 Governan￿ costs indud&£18012021'. £1801 in respe￿ of independ•ntexaminer's le•$. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS Brèmcote Gospel Hall Flxture9,ffttlngg & equipment TOTALS At 06 April 2021 2.284,937 199,228 2,460.163 Disposals At 05 April 2022 2.284,937 195,226 2,460.163 DepreclAUo At￿ Apnl 2021 Chorge foi the year Depreciabon At OS April 2022 457,848 35,778 127,266 6,796 42.574 493,626 627.688 Net book value At05 Apnl 2022 1.TT1,311 61,164 1,832.475 At05 April 2021 1.8D7.OB9 67.960 1.B75.049 Pryrty Dotsils: Land registry tilÈofthe above property held 1$ NT23261 PsgE 12

HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST TE FORMING PARTOF THE FINANCIAL STATEPAEN ANALYSIS OF NET A88ET BETWEEN FUND8 Cuffentyear Unrestrlcted fund9 Bes￿¢ted fund9 Total fund9 TangIt￿e￿￿ed sssets Current assets 1 832,475 819,743 1.B32,475 819,743 Total fund$ 2.646.971 2.646.971 Prforyear Unre$tri¢ted funds Regirfcted funds TotAI funds Tang1t￿e￿Xed sssets Current assets 1,875,049 413,338 1.875,049 413,338 Non-Cu￿￿tIlabllts$ Totol lunds 2,286,629 2.286,629 MOVEMENTIN FUNDS •ntygar Fund balance At 06 April 2021 Incomlng revJurces Regour¢e9 expended uhreali9ed 14in9 And 1099VJ Fund bal4n¢e At OS April 2022 Resthcted fvnds unrestr1￿ed1undS 2.286.629 471,996 2.646.971 TotslfvTrth 2.286.629 471.996 2.646.971 Prioryoar Fund balance At 06 Aprfl 2010 Incornln9 r¢soiirc unreall$ed galD$ and 10s$os Fund balan¢9 At 05 Aprfl 2071 •xpendgd Restricted funds UnraS￿t8dfundS 2.284,661 104,166 2,286.629 Totalfvhd9 2.284.661 104,188 2.286.629 TRANSACnONS WITH RELATED PARTIES DonthnsiDtslling È7.56012021". t8.0401 have bEen recewed ftutn related parties utthe trustees. VOLUNTEERS Hills￿* Gosp￿ Hall TNst relles enbrelyon volunteers to canyout ihe management. admlnlstraion ond general maintenan¢ework. The Ttust has no paid staff Dr paid Ttustees PsgE 13

HILLSIDE GOSPEL HALL TRUST COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 05 APRIL 2021 Unrestricted Funds Restricted Funds Designated Funds Total funds 2021 Income and endowments from: Donations and legacies.. Collections Contributions from the congregation Gift donations Gift aid refunds Payroll giving Investments.. Bank interest Totsl 69,803 69,803 10,975 18,130 4,533 594 10,975 18,130 4,533 131 93,191 131 104,166 10,975 Expenditure on- Charitable activities Running meeting rooms Cost of donated services Congregation support Total 72,226 20,072 72,226 20,072 9,900 102,198 9,900 9,900 92,298 Net incomel{expenditure) 893 1,075 1,968 Net movement In funds 893 1,075 1.968 Ro¢on¢iliation of funds Total funds bought forward 2,284,661 2,284,661 Total funds carried for¥vard 2,285,554 1,075 2,286,629 Page 14

Hillside Gospel Hall Trust

Public Benefit Report 2021 - 2022

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Hillside Gospel Hall Trust Public Benefit

One of the Trust’s principal activities that furthers its objectives is providing a facility for the coordination of outreach work within the wider community.

Members of the congregation, acting under the directions of the Trustees and with their full active encouragement, have continued with outreach work as they have done for many years.

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2021 – 2022 Summary

The Trustees of the Hillside Gospel Hall Trust confirm that they have complied with their duty under Section 4 of the Charities Act 2011 to have due regard to the Charity Commissions general guidance to charities on public benefit.

2021 – 2022 continued to be a year of challenges with individuals, businesses and charities alike facing unique challenges as we navigated through the aftermath of COVID-19.

The Trustees and the regular congregational members were determined to continue their public benefit works and we have found this financial year has demanded even more resource as we support people and communities around our places of worship.

In addition, the suffering of those in Ukraine has also highlighted the unprecedented humanitarian needs present in the world today.

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Street Preaching and Tract Distribution

We were unable to maintain our longstanding committal to the open-air preaching in the town centres of Nottingham and Derby due to COVID restrictions. Tracts and gospel cards were still available for collection from the main Gospel Hall. Any enquiries received by the Trustees, or made to Central Office, have been followed up fully and where applicable people have been directed to the following website where literature can be purchased or downloaded for reading in multiple languages.

https://christiandoctrineandgospelpublishing.org/

Members of the congregation held 40 open air preachings in Derby town centre.

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Working with other charities

As a trust, we purchased 40 RRT blankets, 40 pairs of RRT thermal socks plus a selection of nonperishable food items which we donated to various local needs such as homeless and vulnerable shelters etc. Those we supported were:

• The Canaan Trust

• The Friary

• Doorways Derby

• Derby City Mission

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In addition, the congregation donated £500 to RRT’s Operation 322 which was launched to deliver emergency food and personal care supplies to those displaced by the conflict in Ukraine.

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Nottingham RRT Events

The trust see that the work carried out by its members as volunteers of the Rapid Relief Team (RRT) is of the utmost importance in the community and have assisted in the following operations supporting the wider community:

May 2021: Harrimans Lane, Dunkirk Fire

On Thursday 6th May 2021 Nottingham RRT were alerted to a very large fire that had broken out at Sims Metal on Harrimans Lane, Dunkirk, Nottingham at 5:30pm.

Over the course of the next hour and a half Nottingham RRT were called on to provide support for around 120 emergency services personnel on the scene, including Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue, Nottinghamshire Police, East Midlands Ambulance Service and other colleagues from other organisations.

By 7:00pm volunteers from Nottingham RRT were assembling provisions and equipment and by 8:30pm a team of 12 volunteers were on site.

RRT were able to assemble the equipment and RRT tent within 100 yards of the Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue incident command centre on site. Over the course of the next 3 hours, RRT provided around 150 BBQ burger meals, hot drinks, cold drinks, crisps and chocolate bars. Around 11:45pm RRT pulled back from site leaving any leftover provisions with the incident command centre.

Damien West, area manager for Nottinghamshire Fire & Rescue responded to a post on RRT social media saying “Amazing support from RRT again at another significant incident. Kept crews going through cold, wet and arduous conditions. Huge thanks. 👏👏👏”

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June 2021: Seven members of the congregation supported RRT packing family food boxes bringing some relief and joy to households during their time of pressure and crisis.

September 2021: RRT Nottingham HeadHigh Fundamental Event – Mental Health

On Saturday 4th September 2021 Nottingham RRT were asked to be a part of the HeadHigh Fundamental Event on Cathedral Green, Derby to provide a free burger meal to attendees at the event.

The purpose of the Fundamental Event organised by HeadHigh was to raise awareness of mental illness and to encourage people to talk about the topic.

HeadHigh is a charity that was founded by Amanda Solloway, MP for Derby North in 2017, after seeing the devasting impact that mental health issues can have in people’s life.

RRT were invited to the event to support in providing a free lunch. Between 12pm – 2pm, RRT served over 215 burger meals to those attending event.

Amanda was extremely grateful for the support of RRT, commenting that “you guys have been absolutely awesome!”

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November 2021: CEO Sleepout. Members of Nottingham RRT provided 40 breakfast meals at the Notts County Football Club, Meadows Lane, Nottingham for those who braved the cold in support of the CEO Sleepout to raise awareness and funds for homelessness.

December 2021: Community members delivered 49 RRT Christmas food boxes to Rosslyn Park School, Apsley to be distributed to families experiencing hardship.

February 2022: RRT members delivered five boxes of Early Learning Kits and five boxes of Smarrt Breakfast Bars to Rosslyn School, Apsley for the school students.

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March 2022: Members of Nottingham RRT attended the YMCA Sleepout at Derby Cricket Ground and served approximately 50 breakfast meals, including hot and cold drinks, for the participants of the sleepout.

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