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2022-12-31-accounts

Objectiv es and Acti vities
SaRP reference
Summary ofthe purposes of Para 1.17 The object ofthe charity is the provision
the charity as set out in its and maintenance
ofa community
hall
for
governing document the use ofthe inhabitants
ofYarmouth
and district
without distinction
of political,
religious
or other opinions,
including
use
far: (a) meetings,
lectures and classes,
(b) other forms ofrecreation
and leisure-
time occupation,
with the object of
improving
the conditions
of life for the
inhabitants.
Summary
ofthe main
activities
in relation tothose
Para 1.17and
1.19
The steady growth
in community
use ofthe
Hall since opening
in 20'l5 refiects the
purposes
benefit,
in for the public
particular,
the
charity's
purposes
for the public benefit.
Hirings.
In 2022 there were 11 regular
activities,
identified
projects or services
in the accounts.
hirers, ranging
from wellbeing
activity
classes to recreational
6 charity groups,
and
many family parties.
Ages ranged from
toddlers to senior citizens.
Community.
The Hall participated
in all
local
communrly
events.
Donations.
An important
part ofrevenue
donations
derives from popular weekly social
activities which are open to all (therefore
with no fixed prices for refreshments)
and
often giving informal contact with advisory or
social su
ort re resentatives
Statement confirming Para 1 18
whether the trustees have Para
The Trustees declare that they
had regard tothe guidance 1.16
have read the Charity
issued by the Charity Commission's
guidance
on
Commission on public public benefit and have had
benefit regard to that guidance
in
making decisions and
exercising their powers and
duties to which the guidance is
relevant.

Policy on Policy on social investment social investment social investment social investment social investment Para 1.38 tracing company
or tne cnanty,
operating
a licensed bar within the charity's
including
investment
program related premises.
ETLwas registered
(company
number 09753243) in 2015with the
charity as Sole Member.
ETLdonates
its
surplus to the charity.
The charity is run entirely
by volunteers
Para 1.38 apart from cleaning and the annual
audit
Contribution made by
volunteers
Other
Achievements and Performance
SORP
reference
1.Providing
a welcoming
open-to-all
venue
for the public benefit ofthe inhabitants
of
Yarmouth
and District. Before the charity
Summary of the main opened
in 2015the small town had no
achievements
identifying
the
ofthe charity,
difference the
Para 1.20 adequate
venue available to the general
public all the year round ofappropriate
size,
charity's work has made to standard
and facilities for communal
the circumstances ofits activities.
beneficiaries and any wider 2. Bringing the community
together,
benefrts to society as a including
the peripheral
rural area, and so
whole. improving
the quality of life ofresidents.
This
has been a particular
challenge since the
Covid pandemic.
3.AttractIng
and retaining
volunteers.
Only a
very few volunteers
have failed to return
following the pandemic
absence.
4. Encouraging
the elderly and lonely to
meet at the Hall (the 2021 Census showed
54%of our population
were over 60 years).
5. Developing
close relationships
with other
local organisations.
6.Liaison with and giving discounts
on hiring
charges to local charities.
7. Establishing
a sound financial
structure
and processes for the charity.
8.Maintaining
and improving
an old building
for the public benefit.
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Achievements
against
Para C41
objectives set
Performance
offundraising
activities against objectives
rara 1.41
set
Investment
performance
Para 1.41
against objectives
Other

Financial Review Financial Review
Review ofthe charity's Para 1.21 End ofreporting
period total funds
651,040,
financial
position at the end
ofthe period
composed of:
82,300Restricted
Funds (building
improvements);
232,740 Unrestricted Funds
E16,000 Reserves.
Statement
explaining
the
policy for holding reserves
stating why they are held
Para 't.22 In 2017, 18months after the start ofthe new
charity, the trustees resolved to begin a
Reserve Fund, as recommended
by the
Charity Commission,
even though
the
annual
input
would
be modest due to the
need to concentrate on making an old
building
fit for purpose forthe public benefit.
The reasons for a Reserve Fund are to deal
with unforeseen
expenditure
and
with any
sedious shortfall
in income.
Amount ofreserves held Para 1.22 616000
Reasons for holding zero Para 1.22
reserves
Details offund materially in Para 1.24
deficit
Explanation
ofany
Para 1.23
uncertainties
about
the
charity continuing
as
a going
concel'n
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Unrestricted
Funds: income from hiring the
premises,
fundraising
events, donations
and
The charity's
principal
sources offunds (including
any fundraising)
Para 1.47 from the subsidiary
company
( ETL).
Restdicted Funds: grants towards
building
improvements
from local charities and
organisations
to make the premises
fit for
Investment policy and policy and
objectives including any Para 1.as
social investment
policy
adopted
A description ofthe principal Para 1.46
risks facing the charity
In accordance
with the
Other CIO (General)
Regulations
2012
required
note by CIOs
(CC16b):
a) No guarantee
has
been given by the CIO,
"where any potential
liability under the
guarantee
is
outstanding
at the date
ofthis statement
of
assets and liabilities",
and
b) There is no "debt
outstanding
at the date
ofthis statement
of
assets and liabilities
which is owed by the
CIO and which is
secured
by an express
charge on any ofthe
assets ofthe CIO."

Description
ofcharity's
trusts;
Type ofgoverning
document
Charity Commission Association Model
Constitution
How is the charity Para 1.25 CIO
constituted?
Trustee selection methods Para 1.25 Elected by members at Annual General
including
details ofany
Meeting. Trustees later co-opted by the
constitutional
provisions e.g.
existing Trustees stand for election at the
election to post or name of following AGM.
any person or body entitled
to appoint one or more
trustees

ofthe charity trus tees who managed the charity
in 2022
Trustee name Office iifany) Dates acted ifnot forwhole
Qal'
Name
to a
ofpemon ior body) entiaed
oint trustee
ifan
Addian Evans Chairman
Jean Margaret G- 14.11.22 —31.12.22
Owen
Janet Mary
Macfarlane
Harding
Michael Morton 25.01.22 —31.12.22
Hardison
John Miles
Oldershaw
Bryony Owen

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Cat:noricn Di.rails Unrestricted
funds
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funds
Endowment
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82 Other monetary assets
83 Invesbnent assets Details
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85 Liabilities
Signed by one or two trustees
behalf ofall the trustees
on Signature Print Name Date of
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