Charity r¢gisty8tion nufftber.. 1159656
Wheatridge Gospel Hall Trust
Annual Re￿rt and FiThancial Statetnellts
for the Year Ended 5 April 2024

Wheatridg¢ Gospel Hall Trnst
Contents {¢ontitiued)
R¢f¢r¢nce and AdTnini5trative Details
TTU51ees' Report
2to5
Siatemetht of fn]stees' iiesponsibilitics
6t07
lttdq)endent Ex8minels Rep)rt
Statemenr of Financial Artiviti&s
Balance Sknee¢
Ioto 11
Cash Flow Statement
12
Notes to the Financial Stsi&nents
13to20

Whe4lridge Gospel Hall Trust
Rtferenee and Admillistrative Details
Mr William HarrL5
Chltf Exetlltive Offlcor
Mr Damion Jones. appointed on 31 January 2024
Mr Uoyd Coldrick, resigned on 31 January 2024
Mr Robert Itnner
TThJtees
Mr WilliatTr Harris
MrNfftgel Fr¢¢ma
Mr Sam Griffiths. 8ptM)inted on l l October 2024
Charity Registr*tio￿ Numbtr
1159656
Prknclpal Offite
tirr£nway$ House
strol￿ Road
Brwkjhorpe
GIoucc8tcr
GL4 OUJ
Ind¢p¢ndtDt ExaninerlAeeount•Nt Ew& Rathikows
Hinton Abbott Accountant5
2 Kingsdown Orchard
Hydc Road
Ddon
Wiltshire
SN2 7RJi
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Wheatrldge Gospel Hall Trust
Trustees, Report
The pre5eTit the onttual report tog¢ther with the financial stsiements of the charity for the year ended 5 AprAI
2024. The finan¢ial statements have been pr¢par¢d in accordance with the ac¢ountin8 policies set out on page ￿10
alld comply with the Trust Deed and applicable law.
Structurei governance and m8J4g¢ment
N4fyre ofgovunthg docvmeTrt
The chaTity is controlled by a deed of tNsL and cottstithtes unincorporated ch￿1￿.
The Wheatridge Gospel Hall Trust 15 COllStiwt¢d by a D¢ed of TrL¥t dated 7tb Novelllber 1971 atllell¢kd by VdTi¢)U$
Deeds and rnost recelltiy by Deed of Variation dated on 19th August 2014.The Trusl was registered with the Charity
con￿1￿510￿ for EllgIa￿d alld Wale$ on 17th DecembcF 2014 under C￿lrity Registrdtion Number. 1159656.
The Trustees who have seryed thwing the yegr and since the year end are set out on page l. None of the T¢uste¢& t)or
any per80n connected with them. received any remunerdtion or expenses from the cb￿llty in the year eLded 5 ANil
2024 {2023.. £nil).
andtr4TiNiR¥ ofirustses
The TTU8t operates 4 Gospel halls alld Trust¢es are ebosen from among the regular congregation of the hall& New
Trnstees are nominated by th¢ exisiing T￿￿￿tee5 or by the Congregation and must be appointed by unanimous
resolution of the congregation. They are sclccted according to their skills and experience and are expected tts Use
both in furtheTing the object5 of the Charity. Ch¢¢ks are made to ensure the Trustees, eligibility to act and incomin8
Trustees are made aware of thcir rE5ponsibilities by the ¢xixtising Trustees. who eD5ure that new Trustees read th¢
Trust Deed and r¢l¢Yant Charity Cortslnission guidats¥e.
Wider Nettvork
The Trllstees rnaintain infornlal litiks with $uni]ar d￿ltieS with a view ￿ pooling experience ¢oDsi¢knd in
pursuitig th¢ objects of the Charity. The Charity also maintain5 particular link5 Wlth Ernin Gospel Hall Trust, The
Brid8¢5 Tntst and Cad¢orL Gospel Hall Tr￿t and a]so pays ¢xp¢ns¢s on ￿half Of these trusts.
Rl8k Mwn4gem¢DI
The Tn]st¢es have ideThtificd aTLd reviewed the major risks kn wbich the ¢htiTity is exposed alld confirni that they
have estsblish¢d sy51ems to manage and mitigate those risks.
Objectfves *Ad 4ttlvltles
The charilable puryosw of the Chtitity are the advancement of the Chrisrian religion for the public ben¢fiL including
by the caTryiDg OD of th¢ servi¢¢ of Ood in accordance with th¢ Old and N¢w T¢stam¢nts of th¢ Holy Bibl¢ as
followed by those Christians forniing part of the world-wide fellowship known as the Plymouth Brethr¢n ChTj$tian
Cbllrch (the "Bretltren") athd any other clwitable purposes ¢¢)nn¢¢t¢d with BretlTh. Th¢ ¢or¢ doctrine of the
Brethren and proper p￿u¢¢$ in fillther￿C¢ of certain aspects of doctrine atr sutwnrrised iti two schedules to the
Trust tk¢d.
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Wheatridg¢ Gospel Hall Trust
TTWtee8' Report (continued)
Publle benellt
The Trnstees confuTn that th¢y h&ve complied with their duty under s¢diorL 4 of the Charities Act 2011 to have due
regard tt) the Charity Commi&sion's general guid&n¢e to charities on public l￿frt.
Mernben of the Con￿¢8￿110ll pfirticipate in a prornjne of street pr¢aching and Gospel tracts and bibles aT¢
provided free of charge by the Charity to su¢h preachers to bo handed out to I￿terested llLellLi*rs of the public.
Members of th¢ congr¢gati(￿ work with Rapid R¢lief I'eatn {Ctwity Registration No.. 11615861 to support local
needs.
Meals were donated as listed below-
Oct 23- Lu)den Prirnary Schi)tsl, Withington ColE Pritnary sch￿1, Carlton Pritti￿ Scb(K>l.
N'ov 23 - Looglevens Jnfants School
24- Tewkesbury FoodbanL Gloucester F(x)dbank.
On wp of the meal donations RRT also carried a number of irnportani events 5upponing the local communty.
Event D¥ame
Lvallty Date StartExp¢cted number of rneals
WOIiLD HOMELESS DAY - GLOS CITY
Provided 60 Burger Meals for Homele&s /
MtSSlON hlEAL
disadvaTLtaged
Pathway eletiring ￿rvIce for Tewk¢sbury
Borough Council
Glou¢ester2310412024
Provided 240 meals acros$ 2 days f
Ernergency Service5 training event
Th¢ trust a150 donated Ilen￿ to GloucestershiY¢ Bundles (Re#i%tered Clwiry Number 1172833), a local ¢harity that
provides emergency packs of ioiletri¢$, clothillg and equipment to pregllani women and famili¢s with cbildren up to
the age of16, WI￿ themselves in crisis situations.
Main activities and a¢hievements
The TnLSt provides and maintains Gospel halls wh¢r¢ religious medings are held by the BTethr¢n fQllUllUDity.
D¢t)iJs of the origins, teaclLill8S and way of lif¢ of the Br¢thr¢n can b¢ found on the website
www.ply￿oUthbrethren¢hr1s'ilaThc￿￿rch.0rg atsd in the sehedules to the'l'rust Deed.
Plans for futur¢ perio&q
De5PLte th¢ increased cost of ener8y. the ttwt¢¢s fe¢1 tlLat thes¢ in￿eaSed costs are not Si8nificalltly itThpxtiDg OD the
abilÉty of tht charity to continue os a going con¢em.
Glou¢¢sterl111012023
Tewkesbwy Post Flood Clean-up Operation Glouc¢ster2010112024
Ex¢r¢tse Sabu]ite TrF4ining Evenl
Mtctiogs
Meetings beld at the Gospel hall would norniaiiy itkclude the Lords Supp¢r ICommuuioDk Gospel wachitig& Bible
reading& alld Bible addresses. There is a stru¢tur¢d weekly schedule of meetin8s an(L depending on the particular
LeetiDg, 330 people norniaily attend the meetings.
Thc mcetin8s are attended by the rc8ular Cowegation and most are open w other properly disrM)s¢d visitor5. The
noti¢¢ l)oard outside the Hall w¢l¢om¢s visitors alld displays the times of Gosp¢l pr¢&hithg5, along with a telephou¢
number for those seeking furtber infomiation or belp. Gospel tr￿ts, which are distributed by street preachers. also
display this Inforn￿tion.
Bibles and an extensive raDg¢ of other Christian reading material are on display at the hall al￿ visitors are free to
help theDtselves.
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Wheatridge Gospel Hall Trust
Trustees, Report {continu¢d)
SpreadlDg tlte Gospel ]uf&8agt and th¢ life of 8 Chrisli#n
Th¢ Gospel halls are a base frotn which the ffgular consregation and others who attet)d the meetings are encouraged
to spread the Christian GospeL in word and deed.
M¢mbtrs of the congregation parricipate in a programme of streei pr¢whJllg and Gospel tracts ADd bAbles are
provided free of Charge by th¢ Chariry to such preachers to be ]Landed out to int¢r¢st¢d memb¢rs of the publi¢.
Jn adth.tion to street weachin& members of the COn￿gatIon work with Rapid Relief Team (Charity Kegistrdtio
No-. 1161586) to support Local necd5. The trjst also donated ircms ty Glou¢estershir¢ Bwidles (Regisi¢rcd Charity
NumEér 1172833). a local clwity tbat provide5 eMergell￿ packs of toil¢tries, clothing and equipment to wegiiant
alld fatllhlies with ¢hil<tren up to th¢ ag¢ of 16, who f￿0 themselve$ in ¢risi8 sitijations.
In carrying out this work, the cOn￿¢¥atIOn ci)ttsiders itself io be IiviDg out its faith in prdCti¢e. as particularly
¢xemplified iti the followitig extract from the scb¢dute to the Tr￿st Deed on living a Chrtstian life..
. W¢ s¢¢k and ar¢ encouraged to live exemplary lives in all our relationships with Othe￿ in the wider community
(including fornier Brethrcnl, in accordance with the t¢achings of Holy ScTiPturc11 T1￿ 2:2}.
• We regularly Eo out from our homes to pr¢ach OD the streets. io distribute Christian literature and engage with the
wider conullutlity {in£luding fonner Bretljrenl in ord¢r to pr￿¢￿t eternal salvation, available to all Men by faith in
Jesus Christ. (2 Tinl 4..2).
. We seek as members of th¢ publi¢ to lead Chtilliats lives as husband5 and wives, parents, thildren, employer&
employees 8ndJLeighbours. (Col 3.22-25, Col 4..1).
'lThc preservation and protection of the farnily unit l5 fillmknentsl alld children are pn7£d as a blessitig from God.
(Psalm 127.'3-51. The elderly are valued members of the CQmULwiity, for whom both their fami]y a[￿ th¢ wid¢r
c¢xnmunity are eX￿￿tea to rare.
Holy S¢ripttre comman&s u% to be good neighb¢urs to oth¢rs, and deal with all other people lin¢lDding fomier
BrethT¢n) openl}'. honestly and fairly and certsisieni with these principles, we should give our timE talcnts and
mortey to assist those in need ID th¢ wider cornmutiity. in so far as reasonable giv¢ll our abiliues and our &Yailable
resources. (M8tt 7..12, Matt 22.39, Epb 4..28).
Funding is sou¥ht through ￿fiS from the eowegation and Gift Aid 1$ ¢laim¢d on eligible donations. Funding is
sornetimes ttceived ftY>m other charitsb5¢ trusts with complementary objectives.
FinaD¢ial review
In the year ended 5 April 2024, th¢ Tn]st had a £460,620 suTrlu$ of incoming r¢SOu￿¢S over resource5 expen&
Total voluntary income received this year was £648,412 tompared to £180,196 in the previous year.
The incr¢as¢d inc¢)me is due to adthtiollal requegts for donatK)n5 to ¢nable the Charity to purtha5¢ a prop¢rty for us¢
as a subdivisional hall.
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Wheatridge C05pel Hall Trwt
Trustees, Report (¢ontinued}
Polley reserves
The Tntstees have considered the level of reservcs they wish to retain. appropriate to the chantys need$. This ts
based on the charity's sizc and the Itvel of financial commitments. The Trustees aim for the charity to hDld
pproximatety £20,(y)O in ¢wrent account to meet the day to day ¢xpenses, plw an allowance for urgent repairs and
capitsl cxp¢n5¢5. The TNsl¢es will endeavour tv ¥el aside fiwds unllecessatily. Free reserves accumulated in
excess of the miniuLUtn will be used at th¢ discretion of the ttust¢eb for the strategic d¢velopmeDt of Wh¢atridge
Gospel Hall Trust.The Trusteu ai]n to ensure that the charity will be able io continue to fvlfil its ¢haritable
objectkvts even if ther¢ 15 a temporary shortfall in incom¢ or Un¢XFff¢ted expenditure, by Taising a fjJn(Ls appeal.
Surplus funds are being sei &8ide for th¢ refurbishmeni or trd¢veloprnent of the Vicard8e Lane 51t¢.
Free reserves at the year end were £195,143.
The annual re￿rt was approv¢d by the t￿￿¢¢$ of the Charity on ........ .
behalf b
LJthJzozr
. and signed on its
11
Mr Robert Jenner
Trustee
Mr Wiltiam Harris
Chairman and tnjstee
Mr Ni¥e
Trustee
iiV,111
Mr 5amud Griffith$
T￿￿te¢
amion Jones
Chief ¢x¢tuiive offic¢r
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Wh￿tridge Gospel Hall Trust
Statement of Trustees, Responsibilities
The trustees are responsible for preparing th¢ tn]stee5' report and the fmall¢ial statements in accordance with the
Utiited Kitigdom Accwntin8 Stalldards (Unitrd Kingdom Generalty Accept￿ Ac¢iJuntin8 Pr&tice) and applicable
law and regulations.
The law appli￿ble to Chariiies requires the trustees to prepaie fllmncial ststements for ¢ach f￿ancIal year which
give a trn¢ and fair view of the State of affairs of the charity and ol the illcoming resour¢es and application of
re50urce5 of the ¢harity for that peri(vJ. Ill prtparing thes¢ f￿anCial staternent5, the trustees are required to:
select suitable accouffling policies and th¢n appty them ¢onsist¢ntty,'
observe the methods and principles in tbe Charili¢s SORP;
make jud8ements estim&tes that are rtrasonable and pnjdent.
slate whether applicabl¢ a¢¢ounting 5talldards have been follow¢d, Subject to any material departures disclosed
alld explailled in the finan¢ial ststements; and
preparc th¢ r]nancial statements on the going ¢1￿(¢rn b￿]8 ulliess At ts inappropriate to presume that the c]￿lty
will contiDue in business.
The tnLStees are respotL5ible for keeping propcr actourtting records that disclose with reosoryable ￿cura¢Y at any
time the f]nancial position of ihe chariry and ¢nable them to ensure that the financial statements comply with the
Chariiies Aci 201 I, the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008, and the provisions of the c¢)nstiwtion.
The trustres are also responsible foi safeguardiDg the assets of tb¢ charily and hrnrc foi taking reasonable stEPS for
the preYetttioTh and d¢t¢ction of fraud aDd othti irr¢Bularities. All transactions have been reviewtd and approv￿ by
two trusttts.
Thc ttustees aTe responsible for the Mainten￿¢e and illtegrity of the coryx)rate and f￿all¢la1 EDf0rn￿ti0n included on
the charitsble ¢ompauy'5 website. Legislatim governi￿ the preparatioll aDd disS¢thtt￿liots of f￿all¢la1 $tatem¢nts
nLay differ from l¢gislaLion in other jurtsdiciioDS.
'ii JFW
Approvedby thetrust¢¢s ofthe Ch￿lty OD...............................................
. and $i￿¢d on its behalf by:
Mr Kobert Jenner
Trustee
Mr William Ha￿1$
nd ttust¢e
Mr Nigel Freeman
Trnstee
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Wheatridge Gospel Hall Trust
Statement of Trustees, Responsibilities (continued)
Mr Sam
MT Damion Jone5
Chief executive officer
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Wbealridge Gospel Hall Trust
Independent Examlner's Report to the tni8tees of Wheatridge Gospel Hydll Trust
I report to the tsustres on my examimtson of the ￿()u￿ts of Wheatridge Gospel Hall Tn￿1 for the year ¢lld¢d S
April 2024.
RupoD$ibilities b&5iq of report
As the clwity ttustees of Wheatridge Gospel Hill Trust you are responsible for the preparnion of the accouniy in
aCCord￿ce with the requirements of the Charitieg Art 2011 ('the Act,).
L repon in respect of my exatnination of the Wheatridg¢ Gosp¢l Hall ThLSt's accounts carried out under wtion 145
of the 2011 Act and in ¢4rying ￿Y examination I hav¢ follow¢d all the applicable Dire¢tlOll5 given by ibe
Charity Commission under section 14515Xbl of the Art.
Independ¢nt ex*mlner's ststement
Since Wheatridge G05p¢I Hall Trust's gross illcome exceeded £250,IX>O your ¢xarniner must be a member of h body
iisted in section 145 of the 2011 Act. I confitm l am qualified to undertake the examin&tion bxaus¢ l an) a
metntxi of. whi¢b is ooe of the listed bodies.
I have completed my examin￿10n. I confimi no material matttts haye come to my attention in cortttection with
the examittstion giving me cause to believe that in any mat¢rial T¢spert'.
COUDting records were not kept in regpeet of Whe&trid¥e Gospel Hall Th￿1 as required by section 130 of the
2. the a¢cowit$ do accord with those records. or
3. the actouttts do not comply with Ihe aceountiDg r£quiTe￿ents concerning the forni and content of accoullts set
out in the Clwities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 21MI8 other ally rwuire￿ellt that the a¢¢ounts
giv¢ a'¢N¢ fair view, which is not a matt¢r considered as part of aD illdepelldent exarniDation.
I have no ¢oll¢erns and hav¢ ¢om¢ a¢ro&s no otber nlltters in cowiection with th¢ examination to which attention
should be drawn in this report in order tt) enable a woper uuders¢anditig of ibe ￿0￿nts to be r¢￿t￿d.
Ewa Radzikowska
FMAAT
Hinton Abbott Accoulltants
2 Kingsdown Orchayd
Hyde Road
Swindon
Wiltshire
SN2 7RR
Dat¢-.
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Wh¢atridge Gospel Hall Trust
ststement of FinaDeial A¢tivities for the Year Ended 5 April 2024
Unrestricted
funds
Total
2024
Note
Ineome and Endowments from:
Donations and l¢ga¢ies
Charitable activities
Jnv¢sttn¢nt inc(xtLe
648,412
2,706
3,083
648,412
2,706
3,083
Total income
654,201
654.201
Exptnditure on:
Charrtable activities
(193,581)
(193,581)
Total expenditure
193,581
{193,581)
Net in¢ome
460,620
460,620
Net EtioveiEiEtIt in fullds
460,620
460.620
Reeonclllgtion o(funds
Total fill)ds brought forward
2,704,SC
2,704,500
Total fllnd% ca￿led forwaTd
3.165.120
Unrestrieted
funds
3,105,120
Total
2023
Nots
Itstomt Endowments frorn:
Donations and legacies
]nv¢5tm¢nt incothe
180.196
315
180.196
315
Total ill¢orn¢
180.511
180,511
Expenditure on:
Cbaritable activitirs
169.979)
(169,979)
Total expenditure
{169,979)
(169,979
Nct income
10,532
10,532
Netmovemeot in fimds
10,532
10,532
RecoTh¢i1iat￿n ofhndl
To¢al fi￿dS brougbt forward
Total IhJtyJ8 carried fonvard
2,693,968
2,693,968
2,704,51kl
2,704.500
All of the charity'5 activiti¢5 derive from continuing operauons during the aEove two periods.
The notes on pages 13 to 20 form an integral part of these fuw¢ial stat¢ments.
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Wheatridge Gospel Hall Trusl
Oi¢gistr2tion number: 1159656)
Balance Sheet as at 5 April 2024
2024
21123
ole
xed assets
Tangible &ssets
2,969,977
2,505,920
Current Aysets
Debtors
Cash at bank atsd in hattd
38.996
157,754
39,293
161,894
196,750
201.187
Creditors- Amounts falling due within one year
et eurrent
1,607
2.607)
195.143
198,580
Nt¢ assets
3.165.120
2,704,500
Fuod$ of th¢ chgrity:
Unrestricted infome funds
Unrestricted fimd5
3,165,120
2,704.500
Total fund8
3,165 120
2,704,500
The fIna￿la1 $tal¢m¢nts on pages 9 to 20 were approved by the trustee5, ar￿ authoris¢d f¢)r issue on
. and sigDcd on their behalf by..
obert Jenner
Th￿tee
Mr William Harris
ChaiTmw }EyI ￿￿te¢
Mr Nigel Fre
Tru5tte
The notes on pages 13 to 20 form an iiite&rdl part of these financial Statements.
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Whtatridge Gospel Hall Trust
(Registration Thumber: 1159656}
Balance Sheet as At 5 April 2024 (contlDued)
Jllll
Mr Samu
Trnstee
riffith5
Mr Damion Jones
Cbief ¢x¢wtive officer
The notes on pages 13 to 20 form all itrtegral part of thesc fiDan¢ial statcmcnts.
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Wheatridge Gospel Hall Trust
Cash Flow Statement for the Year Ended 5 April 2024
2024
2023
Note
Cash flows from operating activitie5
Net cath income
460,620
10.532
Adjustments to cash flow$ from nOn•cash itetThs
Dcprcciation
Inv¢51m¢nt iticotiie
79,086
3,083
536,623
68,538
{315)
78,755
Worklng capital adjustments
Decrease/(increase) in debtors
Deerease in creditors
297
1,000
{10,tM3)
N¢t cash flows from operating activities
535,920
68,712
Cub t]ow8 from iDve8titte activltles
Interest reeeivable and similar Income
Pur¢has¢ of tan8ible r￿ed assets
Net cash flows from investing a¢tiviii¢s
3,083
(543,143)
315
3,818)
(540,060)
(3.503)
Cash flovs from fin*nciDg attivities
Repa)Thent of lo&n8 and IK>rrowins
N¢t Idecrea8eyincrease in cash and ca5b equiYal¢t)t$
Cash and ¢&sh equAv&lellts at 6 April
(60,000)
{4.140)
5.209
161,894
156,685
C&8h aDd eash equivalents at 5 April
157,754
161,894
All of th¢ fk)w5 are derived from Continuing operatioDs durin8 the abDve two periods.
The notes OD pages 13 to 20 forni an iDt¢8Tr1 part of thes¢ f￿a￿la1 statements.
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Wh¢*tridge Gospel Hall Trust
Notes to the FinAncial Statements for th¢ Y¢ar Ended 5 April 2024
l Aecomntlng pollcies
ststement of eompliaDee
The f￿anCIal statements have been prcpared in acCOrda￿¢t with the Ststement nf Recommended Practice..
Accounting md Rcporting by Chftrities preparing their accounts in ac¢ordall¢e with th¢ Financial Reporting
Standard applicable in the UK aDd Republic of Jrelaud IFRS 102) issued ott 16 July 2014, and tncorporating update
bulletins l atld 2, wld th¢ Financial ReportiDg S¢andard applicable the unit￿ Kingdom and Republic of Ireland
IFRS 102) alld Ll, ( Generally Accepted Accounting Practice.
Th¢ fiu)ctional of the is sterling (£1.
Basls of pr¢par*lion
The Trust meets tILe defjlliiiort of a publi¢ be￿efit entity ullder FRS 102. Assets and liabitities are initially r￿OgnISed
histori¢al cost or traDsaction value unless otheThYise stated in the relevant accotu)iing policy n￿e{S).
kneome And ¢ndowments
Donation5 arc reco8ntsed fft the year in whi¢h there i5 entirletnent and probability of r￿CIpt and the amount cth be
musured with re&sonable certaiuty. Inrome is ￿lY deferred when the ¢hari¢y ha$ to fullil conditlOll5 before
bwollling entitled to At or where the donor ha5 specified that the income 1$ io be expended in a fjjture year. Gift aid is
added to the value of the donhtion to which it rela¢cs.
Dotydted seThi¢es are r¢¢ognis¢d as inc0￿e aud exp¢nditiJr¢ in the fjnallcial Stat￿￿ents when organisations or
individuals offer their seJvi¢e$ and support pro bono. The value of these donated services to The Bridges Gospel
Hall T￿￿t, Carlton Gospel Hall Trust and Elmin Gospel Hall Trust is ¢on8id¢r¢d to be ¢quai io market value which
would be paid were the %ervice formally procvr¢d. This intludes services for by other tNsts.
v¢slmeDt i￿Ome is accoutred for on & r¢¢eivabl¢ basis.
Expe*dltuYt
ExpenditsJr¢ is included on in &ccnJals basis. Liabilities are r￿￿gnised as soon as there is a legal or ¢onslructive
obligation Committing the Charity to pay out resour¢¢s.
Charitsble a¢tiviti¢s comprise th05c costs dirc¢tly attributsble to the ￿lfi]Me[rt of the charitable objects.
GOver￿n¢t aDd Supwjrt e(dts
Supwt Costs hav¢ been ￿lOcated between goveman¢e costs and othcr support C05t5. Governmce costs comprise all
osts involviDg the public axountability of the clmrity and ¢o$tS Telated to statstory requirements. Gov¢rnanc¢ and
support costs are allocated to charitable activities on the basis of capa¢iry used.
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Wheatridge Gospel Hall Try$t
Notes to the Fin4ncial Statements for the Year Ended 5 April 2024 (continued)
TaxatiD
Th¢ Trnst is a registered charity is not liabl¢ to United Kingdom illLOtne or corporation tax on clwitsbk
activitie$. provided incom¢ falls within the charitable exetnptLODS and i$ spent Ojh ¢ILaritable purrxyses.
Tanglbk r]xed assets
Jndiyiduai fixed assets ¢osiing £](￿.00 or tnore are initially recorded at cosl k5s aDy subwll¢nl a￿umulaTed
depreciation and 5ubsquent accumulated impairnwht losses.
DePr￿lstIOn and 8morti58tion
Depreciation is pr()vided on tangible fixed asscts so as to writ¢ off the c￿1 or Valuatio￿ less any estimated residual
value, over their expected useful economi¢ lif¢ &8 follows:
Asset class
Ftrrhold buildiDgs
FixDJre & Fittingq
Depreei•tion method and rate
2V• Straight linc
20Yo reducing balan¢¢
d structure
The gellernl urtrestriffl￿ fjJnd is free for the ThIs￿5 to use for any Purpos￿ in fi]rtheraD¢¢ of the tn]st's Charitable
obj¢rts.
R¢8tri¢ted fvnds arise from donations to the 1rusL which are Made for a specific PUTPOSC. Restricted funds can only
b¢ used for the purpose for which fiu)ds were given.
Desiwted fiuML8 are unrtstricted fk￿d$ set aside for $pe¢ific pu￿0$¢5 at the di5cr¢tion of the t￿￿te£s.
Going ¢on¢¢rn
The Trustees consider that there or¢ no material un¢¢rtainties about the ¢harily's ability to continue as & going
Concern. The tswstees do not Consider that there are any sources of estimation uncertainty at the r¢porting date that
have a 5i8llificant risk of causing a makrial adjusrment to the carrying atnounts of &ssets and liabilitie5 Wlthill ttLe
next reporting period.
Trustees, Remuneratlon and Eipenses
No Tnste¢s re¢eived aDy remwleraLi￿ or otlLer berlefits from an ernploymEni with the charity and no TnJste¢s were
reimbur5cd for cxpenses (2023.. None)
Wag&s & Salaries
Ther¢ are no ernployets <2023: None)
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Wbeatridg¢ Gospel Hall Trust
Iyotes to the Financial Statements for th¢ Year Ended 5 April 2024 (continued)
2 Incorne froth domalions and kgacles
Unrestricted fvndj
Dtjignated
General
Total
funds
Donations and legacies.
Donati{￿s- Gift aidable
Donations- Non Gift aid
Gift aidreelaitned
3 1.990
608,806
7,616
31.990
608,806
7.616
Totsi for 2024
648,412
648.412
Total for 2023
2.050
178,146
180.196
3 IDvestment ineome
UrLre$trlcted
funds
Ceneral
Totsl
runds
Interest receivable and similar in¢¢)m¢"
Interest receivable on bank deposits
3,083
3,083
Tot*l for 2024
3.083
3,083
Total for 2023
315
315
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Wh¢atridge Gospel Hill Trnyt
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 5 April 2024 (eolllinued)
4 Net Incomin￿o￿t80lng resource5
Net Outgoing TEsourc¢s for the year include:
21124
2023
Other
Cost of donat￿ services
LighL heat and pow¢r
InsurdTLce
Security
R¥p4irs atld maintenance
Telepholl¢
Health & Safery
Conference hogting eosts
Burial ground di5burs¢Eu¢nts
Ptintin& postage and statioftery
Cleaning
Ikpre¢iatio
Charitsble donations
Equipment repair5 and ret)ew￿$
Acc4Juntancy fec&
Consultancy fees
Legal and professioDal
Totsl
Cost of Donated Servitts
3.375
14.816
26,739
2,914
1,455
8.811
839
20,972
12,032
44.935
4,058
4,332
14,142
.367
5.185
1,327
5,872
396
7.474
79.086
233
8,477
1,800
470
,257
68,538
11.484
2.730
750
4.829
169,979
2,865
193,58l
Emlin Gospel Hall Tn)st £10.032 (2023.. £2J45)
The Bridge5 Trust £1,000 (2023- £4,6)41
Carlton Gospel Hall Tr￿l £l,OW (2023: £7,816)
5 T&￿tion
"The charity is a regisiettd charity and is therefore exempt from taxation.
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Wheatridge Gospel Hall Trust
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 5 April 21124 (continued)
6 T8nglble Ilxed assets
LaDd and
buildings
FurDitur¢ 4nd
eqviprnent
To¢*1
At 6 April 2023
Additions
3.744,609
543,143
22,486
3,767,095
543,143
At 5 April 2024
4287,752
22,486
4,310,238
Depreciati(•n
At 6 April 2023
Charge for the year
1245.005
77.823
16.170
1263
1,261.175
79,086
At 5 April 2024
lJ22,828
17,433
et book Yalue
At 5 April 2024
At S April 2023
Pro￿rty D¢l8il8:
2.964,924
5,053
2.969,977
2,499,604
6.316
2,505 ¥20
LAnd re￿ titles of the above proFrtrty b¢ld at¢ GR345439, fjR368003, GR72312 attd GR179435.
7 D¢btor%
2(124
2023
Prepa￿ents
Other debtors
4,732
34264
2,017
37,276
39,293
38,996
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Wheatridge Gospel Hall Trust
Note5 to the Financial Stat¢rnents for the Year Ended S April 2024 {continu¢d)
8 Fu]hds
Balante at 6
April 2023
Resources
txpende41
Balgnt¢ •t 5
April 2024
rtsourtes
UDrestricted funds
G¢nerni
2,691,394
649.869
1189,249)
3.152.014
Designated
13,106
13,106
Total fut)ds
2,704,500
649,869
189,249
3,165,120
UThrestricted fuDd5
Balanct at 6
April 2022
Ineoming
resoure
R￿0￿re¢S
expended
April 2023
Unrestrleled tsnds
General
2,679,537
177,006
(165,149)
2,691.394
Desigllated
14,431
3,375
Total fundj
2,693,968
179 056
168,524
2.704,500
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Whe*tridge Gospel Hall Trnst
Notes to the Financial Sta¢emeDts for the Year Ended 5 Apiil 21124 {eontiDued)
9 Analysis of net behTeeD funds
Urtrestricted
d$
General
Total funds at
S April
2023
TaD8ible fixed assets
Cwrent wsets
Current liabilities
2,505,920
201,187
2,505.920
201,187
2.607
Total net Assets
2,704.500
10 Related pgrly trsnJ8Ctions
Duting this year, £30.000 wa5 received from Dut)point of whith Nigel Freeman (m￿le¢) is a director and
shareholder. &nd £9,000 w&8 received from Cotswold BusiD¢3S Suppli¢$ of which Lloyd Coldrick (tn￿t¢e) is a
director and Shareholder.
William Hanis (a trustge) £570
Ivan Cothi¢k (uncl¢ of tsvste¢) £240
James Coldrick (grajdfather o(tru5tee) £3,600
Rob FreE￿all (brother of trustee) £150
Victt>ria Harris (sister of trustee} £660
Andrew Jellner (father of tTr]5tee) £1,000
IA An*ly5i$ of 8overDance and support costs
Gov¢rnan¢¢ cNts
Unrestritted
Tntal
fuDd$
Gclltral
Attount8n¢y fees
Fees paid to Accountant5
Legal fe¢5
Other gov¢rnan¢e ¢ost$
1,800
2,865
8,477
1.800
2,865
8,477
Totgl for2024
13,142
13,142
Total for 2023
19,793
19.793
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Wheatridge Gospel Hall Trnst
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Y¢#r EDd¢d 5 April 2024 (continued)
12 Trwtets remuneration and expens
No trustees, nor any persons Connected with thEm. have received any r¢mun¢ration from the cbaTity during the year.
Pdge 20