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2021-09-30-accounts

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The objects ofMoss and Fenwick Village
Hall (MFVH) are to provide,
equip, manage,
maintain,
and run the village hall/community
centre in
Moss and Fenwick for the benefit ofthe community
both from our Parish
and outside, without
distinction
of Political, religious,
or other opinions.
The hall is intended
to be a venue capable of being successfully
used for
Summary
ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out in its
social, recreational,
educational,
sporting,
entertainment
and other
activities, meetings
and classes that the community
would
like to hold.
governing document The chadty main aim is to promote and facilitate the use ofthe Hall by
groups who help to bring together the rural community.
MFVH is run as a charity, is non-profit
making
and will be for the benefit
of all users, with any surplus ofcash being used to improve the hall and
its offering.
Hall regular users:
Several groups use the facilities regularly
and provide
much needed
support for the health and wellbeing
ofthe local community.
Weekly and monthly
workshop
Yoga sessions for all, Dance classes for
all, Pilates classes, community
groups, Moss and Fenwick Parish Council
Meetings
held quarterly as well as Thorpe
in Balne Parish Council
Meetings also qua'rterly.
The hall is also used on a regular basis for CPC training courses.
Summary
activities
ofthe main
undertaken
for the Other regular users for the hall include children's
parties, dancing,
public benefit
these objects
in relation to
(include within
disco's, birthday
parties, business conferences
and other celebration
parties.
this section
declaration
the statutory
that trustees
have Events:
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission
on public
The inaugural
Fenwick Festival was held at the beginning
ofSeptember
and was a great success, we hope to repeat again next year.
benefit) The trustees
have had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission
on public benefit.
Hall events
a're open to all and a priced
appropriately.
Repeat users, communIty, groups and groups
supporting
the vulnerable
are charged discounted
rates lower than that ofone off events.
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Summary ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year
Covid restrictions
in the first half ofthe financial year meant the
limited activities
in the hall and income for hall hire was affected
considerably.
hall had
Through the help and hard work ofour volunteers,
we were successful
in
raising further funds to enable us to finish offthe hall extension providing
much needed storage space an additional
meeting
room, which
has been
well received
by all.
The build finished
at the end ofthe summer
and used considerable
amounts
ofour cash resources we had accrued for the purpose
ofthe
extension.
In February 2021 the hall was hit by flooding caused by a burst pipe in
the loft, it meant flooring had to be replaced
including
the dance
floor an
insurance
claim was required
to cover the costs of the flood and
repairs.
The works were completed
in time for the easing of restrictions
meaning
the hall could be used by certain groups again.
Health and safety has been reviewed
and full risk assessments
were
done so that risks could be identified
and managed.
Fire risk assessment
was completed.
Prevention
and fire safety
procedures
were also reviewed
and changes were made to the
hirer's
induction
pack and training.
With then
Hall being constructed
recently,
very little has needed
doing to
the fabric ofthe building.
The trustees and wider committee
believe the main achievement
ofthe
charity, has been the bringing
together ofthe local community
to socialise
and to support one another after such a testing time and has been
extremely
satisfying to witness.
A particular focus is to include the more isolated members
ofthe rural
community
and assist them
in enjoying the facilities and the company.
In terms offuture initiatives,
we will be looking to erect some safety
fencing around the sewage plant and brown water retention,
hand rails
to
assist entrance to hall, storage cupboard,
relocation ofthe 'Buy
a brick'
wall and ifresources
allow improvements
to the kitchen facilities.
The village
hall continued
to bring people together for health, wellbeing,
educational
and leisure purposes
without the hard work from the
volunteers
and trustees this wouldn't
be able to happen.

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