Charity registratK•n number.. 1161117
Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community
Association
Annual Report Fin•)ci•l Statements
for the Yoar Eftd￿ 31 March 2028

Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community Associatlon
Contents (contlnued)
Reference and Administratr¥e Dthls
TTU5tee' Report
21015
Statement of Trustee. Responslbilit
16
Indepgndenl Examinerfs Rop)rt
17
statement of Financial ActNttigs
18
Balartt Sheet
19
Notes to the Fm8n¢ial Statem
20to26

Hatch Warren and Begga￿00d Community Associatlon
Referonee and Administrative Details
Chairman
Mr NKk Elms
Trust••
Adrianna Czcp. Treasurer
Chirlty R•gIstra￿On Numbor
1161117
Prfnclpal Offlco
Long Cross Lar*
BasNigsloke
Hwnpshire
RG22 4XF
Ind&p•nd•nt Examlnor
Wheeler & Co Ltd
14 Church Street
Whrtchvrch
amp$hire
RG28 7A8
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwo¢)d Community Assoclation
Trusteo. Report
The trustees present th￿r rwt with the ffinancial Slatemwtt of th8J charty for the year ondgd 31st
March 2026. The Injslees have adepted the provr6ions of Accounting and Reporting by Charrties..
Slalemenl of Rgcommended Practice •plKable to charbties preparirvJ their accounts in accordan
with the Fnancial Reporting St￿ord appl￿￿19 in the UK and Rep￿1￿ of Ireland IFRS 102)
leffectrve 1$1 January 2019).
Obj•ctlvg8 and Alms- Full Rwrt & Anatysls
1. Purpose of th• Charity
Hatch Warren & Begg8Ncod Ccmmunty Associatbon IHWBCA) exists to enhance the qualty of lite
for r&sident$ Iwing wlhin the RG22 and RG23 postsl ccde areas. Our core objectNe lo provide,
man4e, arKI maintain Hatch Waffen and BeggaTh¥cod Communty Centr8s as welcoming hubs
for social, recreational, educalv)nal, and welbeinfrfocu&ad a¢l1vit￿.
W8 to foster inclusmty. encour•Je ccthmunty engagement, red￿e isolalion, and promote
lrfelong 18aming Ihr¢Jugh a diverse range of 8er¥ices aThJ programmes. Workin9 in partnership with
lttal aulhorities. ¢harit*s, communty grtsjps, and indivhduol resid6nl$. we ensure that our centre8
remaln responsi￿ to bcal needs and &￿sIble to all membèrs of the communlty.
By malntainlng $8fe. iKIu8iNt, and mUlt￿pu￿8 c￿￿rn￿nty sp8c•#, HWBCA wnllnues 10 8UPPOrt
sidents of all a98s, backgrounds. and ab11t￿.
2. EJtabll•hm•nt and Man•g•m•nt of Cornmunlty Centrns
A key dement of HWBCA'S th*rtab￿ ml88ion is the 0stabllst*nent. management. and ongoing
development of high44ualrty cejmmunty laeilities. Th6$0 cenlres promdo accessibb venue$ for a w￿8
range ol activit￿, events, $iipwt seM¢e$. and cc¥nmunrty4ed intstives.
The BeggaNood Communlty Cenlfe, ￿1¢h c￿ned in February 2018, ContinL￿ lo grow in both
cognition orKI utifisalh)n. The centre has bttome a valued lo¢al resource and 8 focal point for
communty actNity.
One of th8 most 8ignrfKarrt 8uccesws at Begga￿￿￿￿)d ha$ bggn the development of the Café In the
Par1(. Morg than sinply a café, it operateg 88 a scrial enterprise and important comrnunity hub. During
and following the pandemic, the café becam• a 88netU8ry for many locd res￿￿nIS, helping lo reduce
bneline88. encoLrage social interacti￿. and conn•ct iThYMduals ¥&ilh wdpr support services.
The café's popularity has continued to Incre￿ ste&Jly. Significant 9rrywth in customer footlall.
sccial engagement, and ctynmunty participation. AlorKJskle offering r8fre8hmenl$ and home-bakad
treats, the café supports Ic¢al enterprise and provbaes affordat46 fooJ options through low<osl meal
doals and eommunrty hJnche8.
The Community Ambassador has aLso continued to promote act￿￿e¥ and seNce¥ thrwjh social
media channels. he￿Ing HWBa4 expand ts ￿tr￿h aTrJ engago 8 wider demographk across the
community.
3. Communty Engagomont and Group Actlvltlos
The ¢ommunty centres host a wide vari* of woup$ and athbes thal ￿ftch the INes of thal
rosxl8nts and encourage community cohesi¢)n.
Regular user groups arxl adDitties indude..
Scouting and Girl GuKling units
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Hatch Warren arKI Beggarwood Community Associatlon
Trustse. Report (continued)
Pre8ch¢XJl an Wra￿r￿nd after ￿h0o1 care sefyoces
Yoga and frtness ciasses
Jiggy Wrigglefs and Perfomi se86￿￿$ lor children
Beggary￿0d Boc&wryms monlhty book chjb
The Beggarw¢vJd Bookweffii$ gmup combines 1fter￿ discu88KJn with 8c¢ial Interact￿n, helping
resldenl8 connect thr￿gh shared interests and friendships.
Addrtional wel1bel￿f￿u$thJ initiativè5 include tha Walkivj Heatth progrwnme, initiated by BVA
and beginnirvj al the Café on the fir51 Wednesday of 8￿h month. The programme promdes re$￿ents
with opportunities lo stsy actNe Whi￿ building S￿la1 conne¢tions.
The regU￿r Communty Lunch. org8nised and Sup￿rt￿l by volunteers, also provKles an irnportanl
opportunity for residents lo ccffle together, reduce isolatK•n. and strengthen ccxnmunity reLqtlonshp8.
Colleetivety, these aetfvrties demonstrate Ihe vrtaf ro￿ the centr6$ play in 8UPPOrting both phys￿al and
mgnlal wdlbeing acios$ the bcal eommunity.
4. So¢l•l Incluslon *nd M•nlal W•llb•lng
BCA remains commrtted lo promoting s￿181 Inclush)n and supporting positfve mental heatth
oulcom8s through acces8ibb and wekoming pfoor8mff￿.
In￿￿tiveS such 0$ the Chaty Café seheme continue lo provhle saf•, nowudgemental enwronmenlg
where r8sidents can meet, tslk. and buikl meaningful relalionshipB. ActMt*s in¢lutJe board games,
crafi8, and social luncho$, au destraned lo encourage conver8allon and cc4nmunty connectton.
The Friday Chatty Calé has gone from strength to slrenglh and now r￿u￿Y attra¢t8 up to 20
attendeès each wed(. helping lo ¢ombal loneliness WKI strenguien communty spirit.
Buikling on this success, HW8CA eglablished Ihe "Walking ￿th Purposa. gr￿p, which meets
fortnlghtly on Sundays for a Communty waul, S￿181 inter8etion, and locd lrtter-picking aclivrtle8. Thi5
inrtBtive not onty •upport5 physical kn*llbw'ng t>uf atso hdps Ma￿1n a clean and welcoming local
environment.
In additHJn, Irts weekty BeggaThK¥)d Babie$ group has becC￿e hvJhty popular among new
famib"es, particularty those rec6ntty momng into local housing develcpmènts. The session$ provide
valuable opp)rtunities for p8ronls and eargrs lo buihj support ne￿￿1￿($ and fiiendshlps within the h)cal
community.
S. Youth Sef¥lcM- The Warr•n Youth Club
The Warren Youlh Club, eS￿￿1Shed in 21)09. remains thè only dedicateil youlh seThice operating
thin the H8t¢h Warren and Begg8MwI areas.
Stsffed by trained youth thers and Supported by committed w￿(mI8ers, the elub provides a safe
and supportive environment where young pecple can dg¥ebp confidence. soclal Skills. and
ind9penden¢e.
Key focus areas ￿l￿￿e..
Free acces5 to ensure irKlusivty
Promoting inclusb)n and community spifft
Teaching Pfactical everyday life sk￿$
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Trustee. Report (continued)
Provhjing guidance on ¢duc*k)n, rela1￿•shipS. and mental heatth SUp￿t
The club offer¥ a rehable WKI environment for personal grtr•Ah and posthve SOCkg1
inleraclion.
Seasonal initi8tNe8 s￿h as Free Summer Holid8y Proyramme continue lo be highty valued w(thin
the ¢ommunty. The programme delwergj 12 free Se8$￿n3 during the reporting period and was mad6
possibk through s￿¢t$SIu1 grant appl￿tIOnS and chanlable donatM8.
6. Support for Adults wlth L••rnlng Dls•bilities- UNK2
Launched in April 2021 duriry the chaKenges ￿ th• pandern￿, LINK2 continues to provKle ￿e1
support fof young adutt8 Trmth leaming disabilit￿.
The programme offer5 0 nurturSng. skiR4Juilding environmer)t d85igned lo promote independence.
prove confKIen￿, and prepa￿ part￿1pants for ￿Ptynent and adull lrfe.
eginning wlth approximatety 30 memb¢rs, LINK2 ha8 to sup￿ an overage of 60
Indiwduals e•¢h ¥￿9k.
Core aim8 and actNitio¥ inckth..
Neurodivefgenl irKIMduals wll benefit frcffl taiklred. pgrson<4ntred support facused on
mental h￿th, personal development. and employability. They wll gain confidence, develop
communication and interpersMal skils, and receNe guidance to access education.
•mpioyThent. and independent living opportuniti88.
Carer8 and faM￿leS will benefrt fr(Jn 8trucbJred support groups. reducing isol￿￿1n and stress
while improving their abilty lo navigate wnplex systems such 0$ benefits and housing. This
will enhance ovérall famity well)ein9 and resili8nce.
Employers and the wder ccfflmunty *ill benefrt Ihrou9h increased awar¢nes8 and
underslandlng of SEND, helpng to create more inclusNe wr¥kpL%es and sustainab
empbyment ¢)pportunitM.
Staff members provide b￿h gr¢￿￿baSed sessv)n$ and on￿¢￿0￿8 menloring, onjbling prtrJrammes
lo be taibred to individual need$ •nd asp'ratior* of eath partlcipanl.
The Pathways lo Empbyment programme continues lo support members in understsndiw workpl￿9
expectations, job applic81p)n$, and Sustainab￿ eMplo￿nent opportunitEy.
The dodulion and compa$$ion demonstrated by stsff membets, including Dity5 and the Wider LINK2
team, ensure the wogramme remains a transfomiative and empowing gxperience for participants.
7. Intem*l D•v•lopment• and Organlsatlonal Improv•m•nts
Followng a comprehen8fve wrtemal revp4V of managwnenl and 0￿rath￿al prxtiC89. 8avoral
synfficant Improvemerts have been imp*mented during the y.
Th989 devel¢)pmenl$ indude..
Revisions lo re¢ruilm8nt arKI staff SUpe￿￿10n proce86e8
IntrodUct￿n of a refreshed salary structure
Launch of an updated and modemise¢l websrte
ComprehensNe review and updatiTrJ of polick8s and prcre(lures
Adopts"on of a revised Strategic PLqn for 202￿2027
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Trustee. Report (continued)
These improvements ref*t HWBCA'$ orwing e41mmitment to maint*"niThJ a Wel￿51ructured, efficient,
accountable. and fonvard4hinking orgariisation.
The revised Strategic Plan prov¥Jes a cknarer and more sustainable ¥proach to futur8 bjsine
pknning and C¢)mmunty devekpmenl.
. Strnt•glc Posltlon and Futurn D•vglopm•nt
HW8CA conts'nue8 to strengthen communty life by brirying Fecple together through inclusNe
pxtivitie¥, xce88ibfe fxilrti88, and meaningtul support 88rvw.
The ¢xg8nisation benefts from..
A $lrong kxal reputstion
Skilled and dedicated staff
verse arKI r8sponsNe programme8
Eslabh'shed ccmmuNty partnerships
However. the Association dso rocognises severa ongolng chaltenges. Includlng..
Ageing fac11rt￿$ requiring future investment
Umited operational capacrty
The need to strengthen vt4unteer recruitmént
In¢r•8shg demand for communty engagement and support seNca8
A clgar ur￿e￿land1{¥a of Ihtse strengths, vthknesses, opportunities. and Ihffjat8 h•s inf0m￿d the
organi58lk)n'8 Strateg￿ plann¥￿.
Over the next three years. HWBCA aims to..
Build Lry)on Current successes
Modemise 1xil￿'e3 and infla31r￿t￿ro
D88pen communty gngagemenl
Expand volunteering opportunitTr
Strengthen k*ng4eryn financrdl su$t8irthilty
Continue developing inr￿¥￿tIVe and i￿￿$1￿& programmes
9. Volunto•r4 and Communlty Support
As a charity, HWBCA c¢)ntinue8 to rely tr*avty on invaiuable support of its volunteers.
Voluntgers play an essentkgl role In maintsinirvj the exceuent standards of both comrnunty centre8
and enablirKJ the delivery of engaging, communit*ftrused xtmties and events.
Our volunleers contribute ￿0$1 many are8s, Inc￿1n9'.
Event plonnirwj and delrvery
Communty lunches 8wal inffjatives
Centre management support
Govemance and Tnjslee reswnsibrfrbes
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Hatch Warren and BoggaNood Community Asso¢latlon
TnL8tee' Report (continued}
Th• Association is afvways eager to welcome new wtunleers. Whether iTrdMduals ¢an offer a fe
hours of support at ovents or a$$isl with the i)ngoiry management of the centres, every contribution
makes a meaningful differe1￿e.
The continued yupport and ccrfnmtrrtent of vohjrrteers remaln ¢entr81 to the succe$$ 8UStainabilty
of HWBCA.
10. Apprnclatton and Conclu8lon
HWBCA continues lo fu￿1 rts charrta￿e mi£8¥Jn through responsive progromming, strong
partnerships, effectNe leadership, and ccthmunity4gd initiatsv88.
The continued grcpwth and wnpact of tho B￿alWOOd Communty Centre, Café in the Park, Warren
Youth Club, and LINK2 demonstrate the A6sociation's unwavering commrtmwl lo inclusivrty,
?mpNerment. and communty waI￿n9.
The Truslees would lik8 lo expre$s their sine6rn thanks lo the dad￿ated slaff teams al both Holch
Warren and Beggarwocé Ccfflmunty Centres. T￿1r profes8ionali$m, compasslon, and ￿mMitment
often going above and beyond in managing ￿.1￿.6$. coordinats'ng ev￿1$, and ensuring the smooth
operati¢Jn of our buikling¥
Is truty aFpreci81•d.
CHAIRMAN'S REPORT
It's a pleasure lo wekome ￿ lo this yearfs AGM and to have Iho opportunty lo reflect on whgt h88
been another significant yeai for Hatch Warron and BeggaThwc4 Communty A$s(xiation. l am once
again remind8d that Communty associations 11(e ours are buiR not 8impty on buik8ing8, 8venl$. or
balancé $heel$-b￿ on people.
This has b8en another irKredibly busy year lor Hatch Waryen and Beggar%￿d Communty
A8sOclat￿n. Acro88 both cenlres we have continued to prowde a Ihriwng prcgrammè of xliviti68.
ents, communty Inrtialtves. and ¢)pp)rtunit￿s for bcal res￿entS of all age8 to come together.
Th8 community space5 continué to play an Knportanl FO￿ in daity Irfo for many loc￿ peopl￿0t just
as facilities. bul 88 places of ¢onnect*)n, f￿andShIP, WKI 8UPPOrt.
Thi8 year ha5 not been wrthoul its challenges. Like many c¢ganisotion8. V•E have had lo nawgale
cperational pressures, rnaintena￿e issues, financial decisions. and the ever-prtssenl balancing act of
koeping communty seN￿e8 affordable %thile maintaining high standards. Yet limè and again, this
organi8alMM ha8 Shown reslwce, pragmatL8m. WKI delerminati¢)n.
We have ￿ntInued lo slren9then rdationships wrth Pacal partnors, councilk)rs, supporters, ¥ch¢xl8,
volunl8ers. and business rektionships Ihat make a real drflerence to what V*YJ can achieve as an
organisalion
Ton¥hl 56 also 4 pw80nal mllestone for me. as thra wil be my fw)al AGM 88 Chaiman.
I fir81 jolned association as 8 truste• nino ypars ago. *KI I took on Ihe role of ChaIm)￿ years
later. Looking back. l ¢k)n't think any of us coubj have predicted what would come next-because
shortly after I slepp8d into the role. COVID anived. bn'n9irwJ challer¥Jes fior￿ of us had evgr
experienced b8fore.
Llke so many Or9￿1￿￿n$, V•t wtre forced to cknse our pau$8 activhes. arKI n8vigal8 a
period of huge uncertainty. It was an incredibly lime, but ￿at I remember most clearly is the
resilienGe, delefmination. and shoer hard work shNn by the people around thi8 Ofganisat*)n.
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TTUStee' Report (continued)
Sin¢e then. we have rebuilt. •Japted, and contin￿1 to evofve.
Th8re have been difficult decisions abng the Iw. The closure of the After School Club was one of
those moment￿8Ver easy, parbcularty vthen seThKes matter so much lo f￿￿￿￿-but as trusleos,
part of our role hos aws b8en lo make responsib￿ deco￿5 lo prOt￿t the long4em future of the
a8socr81ion. And I'm glad an extem81 ser¥ice ha6 pKk this up.
Al the same time, there has b88n so rn￿h to celebrate.
Our firew(¥ks event contin￿S lo go from strength lo strength and rema￿8 one of the hpJhlb3hts of the
communty ￿lendar. A partI￿￿r thank yrju lo Mike for his continued support and commitment in
helping make that event Such a 8UCC¢¥s year after y&v.
The Summer Festival continue8 lo be another f*astic example of communty gplrit al its bè$t, and I'd
like lo p8rsonalty thank l<wen for sh8 doe8 to make that event happon.
Café in the Park has added red value lo the ¢c*nmunty. bul recently nèw ch*longes ara proving
chaNengir¥J. particularly around parking. Al BeggaTh¥cK*J as a whole, have also faced Significant
opèrational challenges, partKularty the ongoing drainage issues wh￿h have had a wder impact on
the centre a8 a whol8. T￿se are ml glam(YcAts problems. bul they are very real onè6. and I know
how much has gone into Man￿•r￿j them.
Alongside this, have contiThJ¢d lo think about th• f￿r8 our envirc￿rnQnts1 mspon8ibilrtio8.
wrth installation of EV chargiry and sdar lechnoh)wkntmpOrt￿I inve8trnenl8 th8t support both
suslainabllrty and bng-lerm operational resrfience.
11 has also been wonderful lo $00 the ¢ontinved ¥ucce8s and P￿ul•rIty of The Warren, which remains
#uch 8n important part of what ￿ offer localty Wh￿h is in safe hands wth Donna after Vickyiwifel pul
years of effort buihjing up the servicè. The addIt￿n of Link 2 has been anolh&r posrtive $lep. and I
woukl particularty like lo thank Dtys for her support. onergy. and commitment in h8lping make that
happen.
None of Ihl8 happens Witho￿ oxc¢ptfi¢)nal peo￿.
I want lo Par￿n81ty tharbk Helen and Clar•.
Halon, thank you for your steady ¥upport. prolessiongh"sm. and everything 5￿U hava done for thi¥
organisation ovor the year8.
Clare, your energy, delefminatK>n, passion, abikty lo make things Wpen have bgen
extraordinary. So mu¢h of whal ihis as$￿1￿110n achieves 1$ because of your commrtmenl b•hlnd the
8¢enes. often soknng prc*Jth8 before most Feop* even kntrw they exist.
To all our stoff and Volunteer￿hank yw. Communty organi5alions ￿ buitt on thg offorts of pgople
wiling to go above ar￿ bgyond, ofien wth(xrt ￿ognrtI0n.
To my felow trustees. thank you for Jrur SUPFfv)rt, I￿￿88ty, chal*. and friendshlp over th8 years.
Govemance 1$ rare￿ dwmorous, often complk8ted. and scynetimes drfr￿ult-bUI afway5 important.
Being Chawman for the past year5 has bfjen an enorniou5 privi*e.
I have seen this organisa￿n at its most thafow9d and at rts very best.
I have seen reslience during crisis, creatiw during U￿ertainty. ￿ genuim community spirit
throughout.
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Trustee, R•port (continued
No chaimian achieves anwhing alt￿e, and an￿hing posits￿ frcrfn my time in thr6 ro￿ has on
happened because of the people around me.
Stepping down feels like the right n￿ent lo harKI over to fresh leadership and new kleas. bul I do so
th enormous pride in what this organi￿n h88 8th￿￿1 and confKlence in its future.
Thank you for the trust ￿ have plac*J in me over the¥e past nine years.
It has genuinely been an honour Io 8eThe thi8 communty.
Th￿k you.
Nick Elms
Ch•lnn•n, Hatch W•rt￿ and 8•gg•rnood CommunltyAssocl•don
Publ1¢ B￿•fit Stat•m•nt
Hatch Warren & Beggarwc*)d Communty AssocLgtion IHWBCAI exists to strengthèn eommunty lrfe
by bringing people Wether through inclu8N• aCtN[t￿. accessible spac&s, and meaningful supwt
S•Tvices. Our purws8 is lo promote the bènefit of the inhabrtants Iwing wthin the areas defined by the
RG22 and RG23 postal code b0uftdar￿. Wrth¢￿t distrttffi of sex. 8exu81 onont8tlDn, raui. or
political. religious, or other beliefs or opinions.
Wg aim to bring lowl￿r resid8nt8, k*al authofth. votuntsry groups. and other organlsalion8 in
ccmmon effort lo advance education and provide I￿IrtieS that support social weware. In particular, we
locus on creating opp0rbjnit￿¥ ￿ reerealion, learning, and lei$urfrtime aetiwtio$. wf(h I
ovorarching goal of improwng Ihe qualty of lrfe. well)elng. and S￿181 irKIu8K*n of all members of our
communty.
Through the provinion and management of accessib￿ ¢ommunty faciliti81. prcgramme5, and
seNces, HW8CA Supports individuals and fam￿￿$ of all w and backgrounds. Our actrvrtw are
designed to reduce social isol81ion, e￿oUr•3￿ participat￿n, 61fengthen communty cMn•¢tions. and
promote physrAI and m•ntal vthing.
Asstxiation benelits frcm a strong bcal fepulation, $kiNed staff, commrtted volunleeT5, and
divetse range of responsive Programme$. Hofftr, we a150 recognise ongoing challengès. including
ageing focil￿.eS, Ivnited oporational cwty. and the need lo strengthen volunteer rgcrurtment and
der c¢)mmunty engagement.
A Clear understanding cl our strengths. weaknesses, opportunf(i68. and threats has infomied the
devèbpmenl of a foeuyed Strategic Plan for the years ahead. in xcordance wrth the governing
document and Constrtution of HWBCA. This pLqn guide the continued develcpmenl of sustainable,
incluswe, and eommunrty4ed 8thWbces that deliver fong4emi Publ￿ benefrt across the local area
FIMANCIAL REVIEW
RwThes Policy
The Trustees have adopted a Reserves Pc4icy lo ensure the finandal Sta￿lty of the chènty and rts
ab￿￿ty to meet ongoing eommitments and cperatwal oblvJations.
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Trustee. Report (continued)
Under this polw. unrestrrcted funds that we not ￿he￿ISe deswnaled or commrtled should be
m&nlained at 8 level sufficient lo cover a minrnum of monlh8' operating liabilities and
adminislralion cost$. At Ihe year eTrJ, tr* of reserves held was in line wtth this target and 18
considered appropriate to supp￿ the continuad operath￿ and fmancial resilignce of the Association.
Re51Tided funds represent grants or dOnat￿Jn¥ receNed for specrfic Purposes determkned by the
funder or donor. Where reslrictad funds are used lo purchase fixe£l assets, the acquisition of th086
ssets is deeme<l lo fulfil the Or￿lnal fundiTrJ ￿$trICtIon. In such cases. the relevant funds are
transferred Irom reslrKted funds to unre$trKled desKJnated fund$ in with charills
accounting polic￿6 (see AccountFry Policy Note fj.
FUTURE PLANS
Prlorltlo1 for tho Forthcomlng Yoar
HWBCA has an amb￿0U$ and excib'ng year thead. %Mth several key priorit￿S aimed at strengthening
ommunty engagement. improving l&llit￿, Supporting recovery and su$tainabilty, and enhancing
the services provhjed across both communty centres.
H8t¢h Warron Communlty Contr•
Key prforities lor the fortheoming year Include..
Key priorilies lor tho forthcoming year in¢lude.'
Implementing a planned maintenance prcgrammè fc¢Us￿l on intèrnal decoratK>n and the
relurt)i8hmenl of the entrance hall and raceplion a￿8.
Maithning arrtl maximrding of the fitted commercial kiichen f8eilibes.
Continuing lo support NHS 8eMeès by provpjing the Bunni•s Room for weekty
mother-ond-baby supwjrt sessk)nts and baby wwghiro dinics.
Promating and supp)rting both the Warren Youth ProJ"ed and the H8allh Hub.
Maintsining Ihe centre's gtalus as a designat￿ Emergency Preparedness Rest Centro in
partnershlp with HWnpshI￿ County Councll.
Ccfjtinuing lo develcp and prcThcrte the LINK2 project, supporting young adults ayed 1 >30
wtth a(Iditional needs on their journey toward groolef ir)dependerKe. personal devèlopment,
and empbynent 0pwrtun￿fj6.
B•gganwood Communlty Centr•
Key prtorities for BeggarY￿0d Ccrfnmunity Centr¢ inchjde..
Eslablighing a planned maintenanc• arKI intemal decoration programme to malntain the
quality and appearance of the building.
Further developing BeggaTh%￿r￿J Commuryty Centre into a setr•suslw'ning c¢>nmunity
facilty.
Expanding engagement with older r8sidents and ￿nty'nUing efforts to r&Jucè social isolallon
through inclusivè ￿lI￿lieS based around the Café in the Park.
Enhancing support for young parents. partculaty those who are new lo the area 8nd may be
experiencing loneliness or i$olalw. This inclu(les slrewning existing groups and creating
welcorniry space¥ W￿re parents can buibj fr￿ndships, sh¥e experien￿$. and a¢￿8$
eommunily support.
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Associatlon
Trustee, Report (contlnued)
Increasiig commercial usage of thè ¢￿tre to stren9U)en ir*ome generation and 8UPPOrt
Ir￿￿terM financial sustsir4billty.
Shar•il Ob￿￿[ve3 for Both C•nttes
Acro88 both c¢Jmmunty centros. HWBCA &ms to."
Continue delivoring suceessful annual events that gener*e s￿￿luS incomè to r•inve8t into
facilrties, programmes, and wnmunty services.
Enhance marketing and ccmmunulions through Increased media engagement 8nd
regular updates lo the Assock*hryn's website.
Str8n9then part￿rShipS with local employers. IGhTh￿s. f*th g￿JP$, ¥oiuntsry or9￿198t10n$,
and ¥￿der ccmmunty stak8holdors.
Expand and strengthen the ￿lunteer database in partnership ¥￿th BasirKJstoke Voluntary
ActvJn IBVAI, helping to promote volunleef OPFQrtunities throu9h thè HWBCA wthile and
wid8r community network$.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Gov•mlng Docum•nt
Th• charity is gov6mod ty Is foundirg ¢S)cumanl, a Constitulion, arKI ¢Jperale8 a8 a Charitable
Incorporalod organisat￿)n ICIOI. Thè Constitubon sets lh8 ¢)bje¢ts. powtrs. govomanct
arrangements, and yrational framework under vknich charty furKtp)ns.
R•crultmonl and Appoinlm•nt of Trustws
The Management Trustees are mèmbers ol the Ass¢xialion aTrJ are PTryos•d, se¢ond•d, and
appoinled by fell¢XI members al tho Annual Geneial Meeting IAGM}.
The current Trustèè Board congists of nirfft Trustees. including indNiduals appointed or
reappointed follcwing the most recent AGM.
Upon app¢intmént, 811 Trustees rec•iv• a copy of the A$S￿l•l￿,8 cOr￿1￿￿K)n and are requir8d to
complélg o fom81 decL4rat￿n C￿f1M1n9 their elWJ￿1￿ty and $urt•ts"lty to act as Trustees in
accordance with Charity Ctynmission r¢quirements.
Rlik Manag•ment
The Trustees are ¢crtrmitted lo Ml8nty'ng. ￿me￿r￿, manwjing the risks to wh￿h the ch8rrty rnay
be exposed.
Appropriale financial controls, operakn'on81 procedures. and governance arrangements are maintained
to provTrae reasonable assurance against fraud. error. fina￿181 kJ5s. and operational disruption.
Financial and operational risk5 are revithved regul•ly. and the Trustees adapt plans. processes, and
8th.￿7118$ vthere necessary lo mibgale risks effectNely and ensure the continued resillen¢e of the
organisalion.
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Associatlon
Trustse. Report {continued)
VolUnt￿r8
The Management Trustees serve on a voluntary and Unpa￿ basi5, 9enerou¥Py dedic8ting their time,
skills, and eXper￿nCe to the govemance and devebpment of the ¢harty.
The Twstees y•￿ul￿ a180 like to extend their Sir￿ere thank$ lo all vc4unleèr$ who contribLrt• their timè
and 8n8rgy in support of ￿t￿lt￿¥. events, and $8rvicu ￿T053 brth communty eentres.
Many ct)mmunty ￿entS and inth"*ive8 VK*uk4 not be possible ¥￿thOut the eontinued ccthrnilm8n(
kindness, and dedication shrywn by our vc4unteers ar>d W￿er c(#nmunty supporters
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE D￿AlLs
R•glstsred Charlty numb•r
1161117
Prlnclpal addre
Hatch Warren Communty Centre
Longcrw Lane
Balingstoke
Hampshir•
RG22 4XF
Ind•p•ndMt Ex•mlner
Wheder & Co Ltd
Ch8rter8d A¢￿UntantS
The Shrubbery
14 Church Slre8t
Whiichurch
Ftsmpshlre
RG28 7AB
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Association
Trustee, Report (continued)
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PJJne2(Q4 Trthn•2Q6
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Hatch Warren and BeggaNood Communlty Assoclation
Trustee. Report (continued)
TREASURER'S ANALYSI8
Flnafftcl•l Summary
We can report that th8 fin￿¢•al year ¢wKkKled wlh an ovwall d*it of £11,1TI for the charty. This
represents * S￿nif￿an* impfovement on Ihg pr•vityJsty proigcted defKit d £20,100 and refiects
careful linawal management throughout the ￿ar.
PerfoThnance acro$$ the Association's indNidual cperations vns as follM'
Beggarwccd Communty Centre record&J a deficit of £17.225.
The Warren Youth Wing Tgcorded a dgfKrt of £4,696.
Hatch Warm Communty c￿tre genera￿ a sU￿lUS of £10.800 for the year.
Whk the ￿ra11 posrtR)n ￿a￿S chaleNJiNJ. ts inwmd ￿4nd OLrt￿rne demonstrates th•
effecbvoness of ongling cost conlrd measures. str(bng community engagwnent. and tho continueil
commrtmenl of staff. vdunleers. and Trusleèx.
R•venu• and (Jr•nt Fundlng
The A89ocLglkJn's income continued lo be g•n8rated primarits through regular facrflty hlre 01 Hatch
Warren Communty Cenlre, fuThJfalsing xtNities. and c￿nMunity 8venl$. Duriw the ￿¥r, HWBCA
alK) introduced a 8￿CeSsful fundrais1r￿ initiativè, thè Comedy Night e¥¢nt. held in February
2026.
Granl funding Continu￿ lo play a vital role in suytaining ￿re 8ervKes, impwng facilitie8. and
suppthing important communrty-based inrtiatthfjs #cross the organis81KJn.
During the financi81 yèar. the charity secured gronl furKllng lotalliw £S8.401. ￿MPared V*lth £104.784
receivèd in thè prevtous year. These funds were all￿alad as fol￿￿..
B•ggatwood Communlty Centrn & Café In th• Pa
Totsl gr8nt funding rtteived.. £7,978
Total grant funding receMd'. £7,978
Funding Support￿..
The Slrenglhening Communitp$ Progr￿Me
The Cornmunrty Ambass*Jor rolg
Uppr8dad kil¢hon equipment. in¢ludiry the purchase of a now commercial dishwasher
LINK2
Grant funding Lrtilised.. £31,696
Grant funding utilised". £31,696
Funding supported..
OngoirvJ Serv￿ delNery
Operational eosls
The continued devebpment of the P•ttrAvays to Employmenl Careers Hub
Warren Youth Project
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Association
Trustee, R•port (continued)
Grant funding Lrtilised-. £18,727
Gr8nt fundir¥J utitssed.. £18,727
Funding SUPFOrted'.
Delivery of youth sefVtce¥
Operabonal arnl progr￿Me costs
Grant funding remains an comFrf)nent in enabliw HWBCA to delp*pr accessible, inclusive,
9nd 8UStainable $eNce8 to the local communty.
Fundral•lng Actlvltl
A number of $ucc8sslul fundraising events were delNered during the ￿ar. gw*orating valuab
unrKtncted income wthile also strengthening community engagement and ￿SIbrffy.
Flv•work¥ Nlght
T￿ annual Fireworts NvJht remained one crt th• AssociatK)n's larg9$1 arKI most ¥uccessful ￿nIs,
attracting approximately 4.000 attèndees. Thè event goneraled a s¥nrficanl financial surplus, whth
helped offset 0￿rational cost8 &ross l>)th communty centr8s.
Coach Trlps
A varièty of cc*nmunity copLh trip¥ organLsed throughout the year. provkdirwj both socLg1
opporlunrti•s for rè$*Jenls and an addrtional income slream for the charity.
Addltloml Events
Other Successful fundraising and crxnmwty evènts i￿l￿ded..
Summer Ftylival
Lager Feslwal
Cfftiedy Nyjht
Quiz Nights hosted at Cafè in th8 Pa
Th89e events conlributfjd positivety to the As8ocrati'on'8 financ￿1 position vthile aho enhan¢ing
HWBCA'S presence arvj engagement within the k¢al communty.
Fln•nclal o￿loOk
Although the charrty has reported a def￿11 position for the year. Ihe Trustees remain cautthsty
cptimistic about the future financial of the org￿￿tiOn.
The installa1￿n ol sokr panels at both srtes in January is exFect8d to contribute toward5 reduced
el8clri¢ty costs in the forthcc¥ning financkil yEar. Hrhvever, the charty COnts"n4￿ lo face increasing
operathJnal pressures and risiry eosls across 88veral areas.
In response, HWBCA is 8cti¥ety pursuiNJ a number of mea¥ure8 to streNJlhen knTh94e￿ financial
sustsinabilty, includmg..
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Assoclatlon
Trustoe. Report {Gontlnued)
Implementirnj Cost-sa￿ng knlllativ8S
Contlnuing close llK)nitoring of actual 6xpen(rrture agan61 b•1 forewts
DIversI￿r￿j In¢(￿ne streams
IncfeasirvJ commerdal and commurty usage of faclll*s
Dev8lopirrfJ conlr&ted 6ervtce dth8ry OPPOrtunitles
SeekirKJ skx)nsorshlp and partnership opportunili88
Prioritlslng secured and rnpeat l￿dIng streams FA)sslt40
whi￿ the charfty contlnue to pursue external grant fundlng opportunitlas. the organisatlon'6
approach remalns straleglc ralher than deperKlenl upon grants aone.
The ftnancial performan￿ athlwed I￿rIng thg ￿ar refiects the resluence, dedlcatlon, and hard
of our staff, volunteers, T￿￿tees, funders. and supporters. It also reinlorces HWBCA'S ongolng
commiimenl to buihjing a 5U$tainable. resifignt. and responsive Mmmunlty infrastnKiwe for the
l)enefit of local resKlents
Approved by order of the board of trustees on ............................................. and ts1gr￿d on Its bthalf
by:
.￿q￿Ck.............,,
A Czop- Treasurer of HWBCA
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Hatsh Warren and Beggarwood Community As$oclation
ststement of Trustee, Responslblllties
The trust88 are respJnsible fof wepanng the Iruslèe. rewt and the financral statem8nts in
accordance the United Kingdom AccountirKJ Standards (Unit￿1 Kingdom Generally A￿pIed
Aceounling Pract￿) and applKable law and regulation5.
The law applicable lo charli￿$ requires ￿ trustee lo prepare financial statements for 8ach financial
year wh￿h givg a true and fair of the stale of affairs of the charity and of the inc(yning resources
and application of ￿$ourc￿ of the chanty for that paric¥J. In prep8ring th88è finonckgl statements, the
truglee ore required to..
se*1 surtable xcounlwig polries and then appty them con8rn1ent￿,
observe the meth¢xl$ and pr1r￿lpIeS in Ihe Charth"e$ SORP,"
makejudgemenls and estwnates that are reasonable and prudent.,
stste whether applKaNe accounting standards have been folb*Yd, sutlect tg any material
departurey disclosed and explaingd in finarKial 8tatement8,' and
prepare Ihe ￿nancIal stal•ments ¢X the going conc•rn baws unless it Ki In•ppropdale to presume
that Ihe charity will ¢ontinue in business.
The trustee are rosp)nsibl¢ f(Y keeping prryler accountsrKJ rectyds that di8cbB¢ with r8a50nable
accur8Cy at any lime the financ￿1 position of the chaity and enable thwn lo ensure Ihal thè financial
8latements comply ￿th the Chanties Act 2011, the charit￿ (Accounts and Reports) Regulation8
2008, and the provisions of the constrtutK•n. The trustee are also resFon$iblo for safeguardiThg the
gssets of the charity and hencè for tskiryj reasonable steps for thè prevention and delect￿n of fraud
and other irregularitm.
Thè trustee are responsible for the rnainlen8nce •nd integrty of thè Corporate and financial
infomialion mcludéd on the charitable company's web¥rte. Legi8ialKffl goveming tho preparakn'on and
dissemination of financial stalèmgnls may differ frcrfn legisbtion in other jurisds¢t￿rn.
28105126
Approved by th• trustee oflhe charty on .................... gnd on rts tehalf ty.
Mr Nick Elms
Chaimian
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Assoclatlon
Independent Examlnerfs Report to the tr￿tee3 of Hatrh Warren and
eggarwood Community Association
report to the Iruslee on my examinati￿ of tho accounts d Hatch Waffen and BeggaTrvood
Communty Associath?n for Ihe ￿er ended 31 March 2026.
R￿pon11b11lI1•J and bxib of rnport
As Ihè charity trustee of Hatch WarTen and BeggaThwod c(￿munity Asscciats'on you afe responsible
for the preparat*)n of tho a¢counts in xcord8nce wrth the wuirements of the Charitses Aet 2011 Ilha
Act'i.
I report in respect of my examination of the Hatch Waffen 8rvJ Beg9ar*r*>J Communlty Associallon's
accounts ¢arried under seelion 145 of the 2011 Act and in carwn9 Out my axamination I have
followed au the apPI￿able Dir8Ctk)ns grven by the Ch￿ty CcKnmwion under sect￿￿ 14515)Ib) of the
A¢t.
Ind•pend•n¢ gx•miMV¥ st•t•nwit
Since Hatch wor￿ and Beggarwoc4 Communty AsscKotlon'$ gr￿5 incom* èxc8eded £250,C4)0
your examiner must be a member of a bc4ty listed in seclion 145 of Ihe 2011 Act. I ccfflfiffli that l om
qualrfied to undertake the ex￿InatIon because l am a member d FCA, YthKh is one of thfr li$1gd
bodi88.
I have completed my fjxaminat￿n. I confimi thot material matters have come lo my att6nllon In
connection with the examination gNirs mo Cau￿ to bel￿e that in any matènal respoct:
1. accounting records were not kept in resp￿1 of Hatch Warren *)d BeggaThvood Communty
Associ8ticn 88 required by sectson 130 of the Ad.. or
2. the accounts do not accord with le￿nIG. or
3. the accounts do not compty with tha *£countirvJ r6qUITtménts eon¢érning thè f(Th1 and conlenl of
aeeounls sel out In the Chanlw IAccounts WKI Rgportsl Regulotsons 2008 other than any
requirement th* the xcounts gw9 0 and fair which 18 not a matter consldered 88 part
of an indepondenl examinat￿n.
I have no concems and have come ac1￿5 ottr￿r mallers in connectp)n with the examlnth'on lo
wh￿h attenlKin should b8 drawn in this rw In order to enable • prcyr understsnding of the
accounts lo ￿ reached.
Kemn Wheeler
FCA
14 Church Slfeet
Whrtchurch
Hampshire
RG28 7AB
Date..
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Hatch Warren and Begga￿00d Communlty Associatlon
Statement of Flnancial Activities for the Yoar Ended 31 March 2026
Unrnstrlct•d
funds
Total
2026
Nole
Incomo and Endowm•nts Irom:
Donations and legacigs
ot￿r tr8dirrfJ a¢twities
Inve51ment income
Other inccrfne
61.119
320.498
2.479
32.915
61,119
320.498
2.479
32,915
Total income
417,011
417,011
Expenditur• on:
Raising funds
Total expenditurn
Not expendlture
Nat movemenl in fund8
428.187
428,187
428,187
428.187
11.176
11,176
111.1761
{11.1761
R•conclllatlon of fund•
Total fund¥ brought fornard
Total lund8 earrk(I fo￿ard
76,C64
14
64,888
Unrestrkted
fund•
64,888
Total
2025
Not•
Incorng •nd Endowm•nts from:
Donat￿)n$ and legac*s
Other trading aclNities
Investment income
Olhef in¢¢yne
106,566
319,320
2,840
25,060
106,566
319.320
2,840
25,(60
Totsl in¢¢)me
453,786
453,788
Exp•ndttur• on:
Raising funds
Total exFefKlrture
Nel In￿￿8
Gross tran8f8r8 bètween funds
447,71X
447,7C6
447.7r
447.706
6.080
6.080
Net movement in funds
6,082
R•con¢lllatitin ot funds
Total funds brought forward
Teta fund5 carried fO￿ard
69,980
69,980
14
76,C62
76,C62
All of the charity's aclwities derNe frcm eonlinumg operats.ijns dur¥￿ the above period8.
funds break¢*J￿ for 2025 15 in 14.
The notes on pages 20 to 26 fom an integral part of these finan￿al slatementg.
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Assoclation
(Reglstration number: 1161117)
Balance Sheet as at 31 March 2026
2026
2025
Note
Fix•d assots
Tangknle assets
Current •Jsets
Stocks
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
10
3,685
4,912
11
12
1,354
13,344
141.526
156.224
1,271
11.825
145.282
158,378
Creditors: Amounts f•lling du• wlthln on• year
Not Gurrent a88•t8
13
96.￿21
87,228
61.203
71,150
N•t a88•ts
64,888
76,062
Funds of th• charmy:
Unr•8trlctèd Incom• fund•
unles1r￿ted lund¥
76 C62
Total fund•
14
flnancial slalemenls ¢Jn pages 1810 26 ware apwoved by the tru$tee, and authorised for issue on
. aNJ s￿ned on thoir b•hail ty.
Mr Elms
Chainnan
rianna Czt¥
Trustee
The not65 on pages 20 to 26 fomi an integral part of these financial stalem8nts.
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community Assoclation
Notos to the Financial Statoments for the Yoar Ended 31 March 2026
1 Ac¢ounting polici
Statement of cofflpllanco
The financial stslements have been prepared in ￿cOrda￿e with the second edrtv)n of the Charrlie$
Stalemenl of Recommended Prxtice issued in Oclob8r 2019. the Finoncial Reporting Standard
appluble in the Unrted KJ"ngdom and Repthlie of Ireland {FRS 1￿2) the Charttiès Act 2011.
8asi¥ ol prnparalSon
Hatch Warren and Beggapkn￿d Cc¥nmunty Associgtion mee18 definition of 8 Wb1￿ benefrt entity
under FRS 102. The aceounts {financial slalements) have begn prepared uNJer the hi81orical cost
cOnVent￿n rtems reccgnts8d at ¢ost or transactKM value unle¥8 gthopmse stated in the rel¢vant
rK*telsl to these accounts.
Golng conc•rn
The Iruslee considw that there aro no m*erlal Uncerta￿￿e$ thut t￿ chwitY8 abilty lo ¢ontinue as
going concèrn.
In¢omg and ondowm•nts
Voluntary incomfj includirKJ donatK)ns, 91ft8, arKI gronl8 th81 provide corè funding Cf are of 8
general nolure is recognised when the charty has enbtlemenl lo th6 income, it is probable that the
inC(￿e be receNed and tho wnounl can be moa8urtrJ with suffiwnt rella￿'￿ty.
DonatlonJ •ndl•g•tlas
Donations 8nd LggpLles are recognised on a r￿e1vabl• basil vthen receipt 18 pffjb8b￿ and the
amount can be rel￿$1Y meosured.
Grants rnc•fv•ble
Grant$ are recL¥ni¥ed when chanty has an ents'lthent to the funds and any condition8 linkad to
the grants have been met. Where performance Condit￿￿$ are attached lo th• grant and are yet to bg
mgt, the inc<)me * re¢ognised as a Ik9bilty and included on Ihg balance sw 88 daferr&J income to
be released.
Inv•slm•nt Incom•
Dividends are recognised diwdgnd has been declared and nObfK*1￿ has been r8coivod of
the dlvldend due.
Exp•nditur•
All expendrture is rwnised once there ig a kgal or construclive otA wjalion lo Ihal expen¢Jrture, it is
probable ￿et￿ement i% required and the amount can b8 measure(I re10b￿. All w5ts are allocated lo
the applicable expeTrditure headiry that aggregale simikr e05ts to that calggory. Where cost$ cannot
be directty attribthed lo particular headings they have t￿n alb¢ated on a basis consislanl the
use ol resources, with central staff Costs alb)cated on the basis of b.me spent, and depreciatron
charges ￿1C¢aled on the portK)n of the asset's use. Other $￿pOrt costs are afioc8ted based on the
Spread of staff cosls.
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community Assoclatlon
Notes to Ihe Financlal Statsments for the Year Endod 31 March 2026
(continued
Ralslng funds
These are costs incurred in attrKting vc4untsry inccffie, the management of investmerts and those
incurred in tradin9 adivrtses that rrise funds.
Government grants
Government grants ar8 rgcognised based on the acc￿￿1 mcrfjel ar￿ #re measured at the fair value of
the assel recèived or receivable. Grant$ are ClaSsrf￿ 88 reJab"ng eitfr￿r lo revenue or lo as￿ls.
Grants relating to revenue are recognw4od in irthne over th8 pa￿d in which the related cost8 are
recognised. Grant8 relating to assets are recognised oY6r the expected useful1rf8 of thg asset. Where
part of a 9ranl relating lo w asset 18 doferrnd. It 18 ￿¢99n1$ed as deferred ineome.
Taxatlon
The ¢harity is con8thr8d to pass the te8ts 8gt out in Paragraph 1 Scheduh 8 of the Financè Act 2010
and Iherefom rt meets the definition ol a ch¥ilable company for UK corporation tax pU￿se5.
According￿, the charty is potenlialty exempt fr￿ taxalron in resp￿1 of income or ￿PrtaI galns
receNed wthin Categor￿ covered by Ch¥ler 3 Part 11 of the CorFiJration Tax Act 2010 or Section
256 of the Taxation ol Chargèable Gains Acl 1992, to ￿ •xtenl that Such inc¢yne or gain# are
8pplYad exclusively lo charilabfg purposes.
Depreclatlon •nd •mortls4tlon
Depreciotion is provKle(l on tsngible fLKed asséts 80 as to *Tite off the cost or valuats'on. any
o¥limated residual valu¢, over their expectad useful economic lrfe 88 folk)pts'.
Ass•t cl#
Improvements to prowrty
Fixtur8$ and fittmgs
Depr•clallon m•thod and rato
10% on cost
20% on cost
Stoek
Stock 18 vdued at the kJ¥er ol cost grd e5b'mated selling pr5ce tes$ costs lo complete and sell. after
due r4ard foT obsolete and slow movlng slttks. Cost is determined using the firsl-in, firsl-out IFIFOI.
Fund structure
Unrestricted income are general funds tha¢ are availablo for use at trustee di8cretion In
furtherance of the objectNes of the chority.
Desunaled fund5 are unrestricted fund5 581 aside for sp￿lfie purposes at the discretion of the
Iruslges.
2 Income from donatlons and l•gaci
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community Association
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2026
(contlnued)
Unrnstrktod funds
D•signated
General
Total
funds
Donations legacies-
Donation8 from indiwduals
Grants. including Ca￿￿1 grants..
Govemrnnt gr8nts
8,369
1.084
9,453
19,607
32,059
51,666
Total for 2026
27.976
33,143
61,119
Total lor 2026
42.383
64,183
106,566
3 In¢om• from oth•r tradlng actlvltl
Unrethlcted funds
Doslgn•tgd
G•n•T•I
Totsl
fund•
Trading Yicom•',
Shcp inccme from 3aSg of donated p)od¥ and
serwi¢e$
Sales of g¢¢dk and
Events income.,
Other events income
Lotteries and ¢L¥nwtition$ incom•
Totslfor2026
13.047
4,803
83,260
21.261
96,307
26,064
100.246
60.082
37,799
160.328
37,799
118.096
202,402
320.498
Totsl for 2026
121.291
198,029
319,320
4 Inv•$tm•nt Incom•
Unrestrfcted fund¥
Designat•d
General
Total
fund8
Interesl receivalAe and $imilor inwne..
Interest re¢eNable on bank deposits
112
2,479
Totsl lor 2026
112
Totsl lor 2025
1,124
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community Association
Notss to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2026
(continued)
S Expenditurn on rnislng funds
al Costs of trading actlvlll•s
Unrnstrlctgd lun
Dgslgnated
G?noral
Total
lund$
Not•
Fundraising (r￿1Th9 Costs..
Fundraising
Costs of good8 sold
Events and conferenc
Loc81 fundr8ising and street collection
Depreci8tlon. #m￿￿1$81K*n and olher sinilar
cos18
Other (Irect costj of actNities for
generating fur
T¢)tsl for 2026
28
38.992
112
1,871
28
41.083
53,8
1,871
2,091
53.784
1.228
1,228
72,421
104.520
73.102
129,524
202.626
Total for 2026
73.109
177,362
250,471
Total
¢o#ts
6 N•t In¢omIn￿o￿l9oIThg r•¥ou￿•S
Net {oulgoingYincoming resources for thg yoar thckKIe'.
2026
2025
DeP￿latIon ol fixed as¥¢ts
1.228
3.528
7 TrwJtM r•rnuner•tlon and oxp•n¥o•
No trustee, nor any peTsons connected with tr￿m. have received any remunerwtion from the charty
during the year.
8 Staff C￿ts
The aggregate payroll costs as folkNts:
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Assoclatlon
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2026
(continued)
2026
2025
Staff Costs durlng thè y••r w•rn:
Wages and salar￿$
PenS￿n costs
Other Slaft costs
225,225
249
87
196.808
273
154
197 235
No empl)yee re¢eNed emc4umenls of rn0￿ than £60,￿0 during tho
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community Association
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Y•ar Ended 31 March 2026
(continued)
9 Taxatlon
The charty 18 a registered tharity arrtl 18 therefore exempt from taxation.
10 T•nglbl• fix•d us•ts
Land and
bulldings
Furniture and
•qulpm•nt
Total
Cost
At 1 April 2025
Disposals
At 31 March 2026
27.242
4,012
31.254
22,988
4.254
4.012
8,266
O•piKlatlon
Al 1 April 2025
Charge for the year
Eliminated on di8PO8als
25.539
425
26,342
1,227
802
At 31 March 2026
N•t book valu•
At 31 March 2026
1.278
2,407
3,685
At 31 Ma￿h 2025
1.703
11 Slo¢k
2026
2025
Slocks
1.354
1,271
12 Debtorn
2026
2026
Trade debtors
Prepayment$
252
11.573
13.344
13 Credttor5: amounts falllng due wlthln one year
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communty AssocSation
Notes to the Financlal Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2026
(Continued)
2026
2025
Trade creditors
Other credrtors
Accruals
3.007
11)
92,015
87 228
14 Funds
B#l•nc6 4t 1
Aprll 2025
Incomlng
R￿OUrc•S
expended
Balance at 31
March 2026
Unr8•lrithd funds
Gèneral
90.217
252.080
{241.2391
101,058
D•sign•¢•d
Youth Wing
Bèggars%o)d
759
114.913
14.154
30.236
134,69S
134.9321
152,015
13.9371
32,233
186.947
36,170
Totsl funds
76.C63
417.011
428.186
64.888
Balanc• at
1 Aprll
2024
Balanc• at
31 March
2025
Incomlng R￿0￿r¢
•xp•nd•d Trnnsf•rn
Unrnstrfcted funds
Ggner
(5,1471
267,202
(287,397)
180,309
95,559
90.217
D8#ignated
95.557
14.155
Tol*l funds
453 786
447.7C6
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Assoclatlon
Statsmont of Financlal Actlvltles by fund for the Year Endod 31 March 2026
Total
Unrestrictad Unrestrlcted
Fund8
Funds
2026
2025
Incom• and Endowm•nts from:
Donations leg8C*S
other tradiThJ aclivrtie$
Inve$trnenl income
other incom¢
61,119
320,498
2,479
32,915
106.566
319,320
2,840
25,OSO
Total income
417.011
453.786
Exp8nditur• on..
Raising funds
Totsl expenditure
N81 {•xpenditurellYKom•
Gross transfers behve6n fund•
428,187
447.7061
428 187
447,706
111,176)
6,080
Nel movement in funds
111.1761
6,082
R•conclllallon of fund•
Totsl fLmds brought fcfward
Tclal fund8 carried foNard
76.W
69,980
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Association
Detalled Statement of Financial Activities for tho Year Ended 31 March 2026
Total
2026
Total
2025
Income and Endowmonts Irorn:
Donalic4)s and legacies lanalysed bekMT>
Othw tradiw ¥lwili8s18natysèd bekm)
Investment income lanatysed tekm)
Other lnccmel8n￿Ysed beloN)
Total incore
61,119
320.498
2.479
32.915
106.568
319,320
2,840
25,1%0
417011
453 786
Exp•ndltur• on..
Raising funds lanatysad belcA¥l
Total eXpend￿U
Net {exFendffturé)firbcome
Grc4$ tran¥fgTS bets￿eTh funds lanalywj bekm)
Nel movement in funds
428 187
428,187.
447 7C61
{11,178}
{11.176)
6,082
R•concllkntlon of funds
Total funds brought forward
Total funds carrled f¢)rward
76 Ce4
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community Association
Detalled Statement of Financial Acllvltle5 for the Year Ended 31 March 2026
(continued)
Total
2028
Total
2025
Donations
Donations
Donations
UK Governm￿1 grents
UK Governmgnt grants
UK Govemment grants
415
1.084
1,7e5
1,783
6.216
62.400
34,402
32.059
19.607
61.119
106,566
Other tradlng acdvltles
Tra(ling income
Events incom
Lotter* and cunpelrtK￿8 Inc
122,371
160,328
37,799
119,518
152,096
47,706
319,320
320.498
Inwtm•nt Incom•
Inl•re¥l on cash d8p081t$
Interest on cash deposrts
Interest on cash dewsit8
15
2,367
97
17
1,716
2.479
2,840
Oth•rlncom•
Other Events
Other in￿rne
26,851
21,786
32,915
25.080
R•lslng funds
Fundraisiry ￿sts
Fundraising costs
FuThJraising costs
Tuck Shop
Fireworks
Food and Drink
Consumables
Con$umable5
Other events
Other 8vents
Other events
Coxh Trips
Lager and cider festivai
128}
11371
11,9201
17,003)
114,39n
124,4941
12.0251
(1,8711
(5.5801
{15,323}
(27,3471
{5,1421
1331
(2.631)
11.725)
{112)
(30,9111
{3.1941
(2.9641
(401
(37.9211
12,889}
This page dces not fom part of the statutory fmancial Statements.
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Community Assoclatlon
Delall•d Statement of Financial Activllles for the Year Ended 31 March 2026
{¢ontlnued)
Total
2026
Total
2025
Wages and salaries
Wages and salaries
Wages and salor*8
Wages and salartes
Waaes and salar￿*
W￿S arKI salarY&s
Wages and salariès
Wages and sala￿5
Staff pen8KJn$ {Otherl- pen8ion Scheme 1
Staff pensions Iolh8rl- pensM)n scheme 1
Staff pen8on$ Iolherl- pension scheme 1
Staff pensions IOtherl- FenS￿n Kheme 1
Staff training
staff If8ining
Staff training
Sundry expenses
Sundry èxpen
Sundry expens68
Rates
11,318)
{76,2191
12481
110,5081
{4,8121
{106.226)
1364)
{25.5301
{4261
{61.7091
{19,1181
(90.0351
(25,9461
IS10)
1331
11,8171
12401
14801
16091
1154}
112)
17761
{1371
{4911
11201
16,2411
112,6471
11,4371
16,3131
1112}
18,9781
140,8401
{275}
19321
(1,3111
{10,3231
{7531
{803}
{2,7251
13,6551
11.8861
1301
{84)
15381
11411
{1,9031
12491
1464
{188)
187)
1291
(7911
(1.2511
15301
11201
{4.7131
110,159)
(1,4381
(6,209}
1548}
15,7251
{6,2241
1818)
1874)
11681
12791
11351
1802)
426)
12,4851
{4171
1301
(2891
11,021
(59}
Light, heat and power
Ughl, heal and power
Insurance
Insurancé
Repairs and maintenance
Repairs and maintenance
Repalrs and maintenance
Repaff8 and maintenance
Phdocopier rental
Equipment
Equipmenl
Equipment
Depreciath?n of fLXtures and fffting8
Depreckqtion of other tsngible
Resour¢es
Resourcey
LlcenGe5
Licences
Li¢ences
Unrform
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Hatch Warren and Beggarwood Communlty Association
Detslled Statement of Financlal Activltles for the Year Ended 31 March 2026
(contlnued)
Total
2026
Total
2025
Mileage
Refuse cdl8clkin
Refuse collgdion
Telephone and fax
Telephone and fax
Office èxpenses
Oflice expenses
Office expensè8
Office expe￿05
Office expense8
Computer softhre and maintenance costs
Cleani
Cleaning
Cleaning
Management charge8 pwbl•
Management charges payable
Accountancy feeB
Accounloncy fees
Legol and pro18881onal fees
Bank charges
Bank charges
Bank charge8
Bank chorge8
Bank charges
{3341
(1,8881
13.223)
11.2741
12,0491
(552)
181
1463)
12.492)
{191
12,270
1587)
11.8551
{18,799
{8.OCrf)I
{6.2491
18701
16,4511
19511
{1.6761
1601
1417)
11,2861
{3.569)
(1.309)
(1,65n
11471
1,S671
11661
12.1661
1225)
11,7541
117,6421
18.0001
13,0001
16.9751
{1,5661
1761
(100)
83
(108)
301
428,187
447,7061
This pwJe ¥Joes not fomi part of the statutory financial statements.
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