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2023-12-31-accounts

Bampton Devon Community Hub

Profit and Loss Report

01 January, 2023 - 31 December, 2023

Sales
4000 - Hire of Mai n Hall 7,688.16
4002 - Hire of Storage Room 230.00
4003 - Car Park Takings 907.87
4004 - Film Night Takings 1,067.47
4900 - Other income 243.23
4930 - Insurance Claims 2,646.00
Total Sales £12,782.73
Direct Expenses
5000 - Cost of Sales - Goods 75.96
5020 - Film Hire Cost 1,044.00
5030 - Bookings 360.00
Total Direct Expenses £1,479.96
GROSS PROFIT / LOSS £11,302.77
Overheads
6000 - Marketing 82.00
6100 - Licences 139.20
7110 - Water Rates 591.20
7130 - Premises Insurance 1,620.31
7200 - Electricity 2,219.85
7430 - Entertainment 63.76
7540 - Internet Charges 385.12
7550 - Computer & Software 180.00
7610 - Accountancy Fees 10.99

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7800 - Repairs and Renewals
20,462.69
7810 - Cleaning
3,111.76
7900 - Bank Charges and Interest
-887.06
8020 - Plant and Machinery Depreciation
139.94
8040 - Fixtures and Fittings Depreciation
96.90
8200 - General Expenses
173.47
Total Overheads £28,390.13
NET PROFIT / LOSS -£17,087.36

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TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT

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Bampton (Devon) Community Hub

Trustees Annual Report 2023

We began the year with four trustees and unable to recruit despite asking and advertising for more trustees. These trustees are of tremendous importance to the running of the Community Hub (locally known as The Riverside Hall). Our trustees have continued to fund raise, carry out administration, secretarial duties and financial duties as well as maintaining the building to keep it in good order. However the bar and store area which was a temporary structure erected 50 year ago has had sever storm damage and will need to be replaced.

Our main aim throughout 2023 continued to be the improvement of the building both internally and externally, so that the people of Bampton and surrounding areas can continue to use it all year round. This also helps to attract more hirers as this revenue keeps the building open on a day to day basis.

We now have 4 groups hiring the hall on a regular basis each week with several one offs.

The monthly film night continued with a broad selection of up to date films enjoyed each month by a loyal group of local residents.

The car park continues to receive donations which help towards it upkeep.

Claire Benton Chair of Trustees