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2024-08-31-accounts

AVON WIND BAND ASSOCIATION

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 25TH NOVEMBER 2024

MINUTES

Present: Emma Heelis Adams, Judy Eke, Sharon Reid, Andy Street, Ken Spreadborough, Stephen Spooner, Georgina Claydon, Angela Cross, Julie Speak, Chloe Walker, Pippa Portwood, Jacqui Dallimore, Martyn Walker, Andy Loveridge, Lee Stephenson, Kate Field, Lesley Sanders, Debbie Bradford, Barbara Carey, Valerie Bentley, Julia Radford, Rachel Colman, Elaine Reeves, Sarah Deliot, Alice Harley, Ruth Jones, Emma Davis, Richard Jones, Andy Graham, Julie Jenkins, Katherine Grice, Noel Horns, Ivor McGillivray, Naomi Rowley, Dom Milner, Alan Edden-Jones

Apologies: Jo Cole, Jo Rogers, Chris EvereN and Ailsa Collins

MeeDng Chair: Emma Heelis-Adams

1. Minutes of the meeDng of 19th November 2023

The minutes of the 2023 AGM were circulated before the meeSng and no comments had been received. It was unanimously agreed that the Minutes of the last AGM be signed as a correct record.

Proposed: Elaine Reeves

Seconded: Emma Heelis-Adams

2. Chairs Report

Presented by Chair Emma Heelis-Adams. ANached to the end of this document.

3. Annual Accounts

Presented by Treasurer Ken Spreadborough. ANached to the end of this document.

Proposed: Emma Davis

Seconded: Julia Speak

Agreed unanimously, no abstenSons

4. Elected Officers and Trustees

Emma Heelis-Adams has decided to step down as a Trustee. Everyone present at the meeSng extended their thanks to her for her work as Trustee and Chair.

Trustees

All other Trustees expressed (either at the meeSng or beforehand) a willingness to stand for a further year - Steve Spooner, Sharon Reid, Andy Street, Judy Eke and Ken Spreadborough. One volunteer was received to become a Trustee - Martyn Walker.

Proposed: Emma Heelis-Adams

Seconded: Steve Spooner

Agreed unanimously

Chair

Steve Spooner volunteered to take on this role

Proposed: Emma Heelis-Adams

Seconded: Barbara Carey

Agreed with 1 abstenSon, no votes against

Treasurer

Ken Spreadborough agreed to conSnue with this role

Proposed: Andy Graham

Seconded: Alan ?

Agreed unanimously

Secretary

Judy Eke agreed to conSnue with this role

Proposed: Steve Spooner

Seconded: Rachel Colman

Agreed unanimously

5. AWBA Policy updates

AWBA has adopted a new Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy this year. The GDPR Policy has been updated and the Safeguarding Policy has been reviewed, with no updates needed.

6. ConsideraDon of MoDons

None proposed

7. Any Other Business

None received

8. Date of next meeDng

To be decided by the Trustees at a later date.

Date of next trustees meeSng (arranged a\er the AGM closed) 7pm 19th January 2025 at the Pop-in Cafe in Yate

MeeSng closed

AWBA AGM, 25 November 2024 Chair’s Report

It has been another successful year for AWBA.

Each of the bands is thriving. Paul Brooks stepped down as Apollo MD this year and I wanted to note a thank you to him for all his work over the years. Andy Loveridge has taken on the Apollo MD role and it’s fantastic to welcome him back to the AWBA family. Each band has played at many events this year and it’s great to see bands helping each other out with deps, helping to be on the door, sell tea/coffee etc. I’ve said this before, but in my view, one of the main reasons for AWBA’s existence is to create a community between the member bands.

Since the last AGM, AWBA has organised three successful events:

  1. Christmas carols at Tesco in Yate, which will be repeated this year;

  2. All-band day in February superbly led by Rog Sansom, where we played King Across The Water and The Incredibles. The recordings are available on AWBA’s YouTube channel (thanks to Catherine Herring and Andy Christie for putting them together) and they sound amazing. Watch out for more news on next year’s event coming soon!

  3. Page Park bandstand event where each band did a 30-minute set. This was another success and is a great way for the bands to mingle and hear what the other bands have been up to.

As well as the events, there is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes to make the charity function. This includes Ken making sure our accounts are up-to-date and submitted to the Charity Commission, and this year we have also started refreshing some of the AWBA policies. We have a new Equality, Diversity and Inclusion policy, a new GDPR policy and a new funding application policy under which AWBA bands can apply for funding from AWBA for specific expenditure. We have also carried out an audit of our instruments and rationalised what we hold.

There is still more work to be done. We are aware that the Constitution needs a refresh and that will remain on the agenda for the trustees. If any band wants to make comments on aspects of the Constitution they feel need updating, then please do so in the next few weeks. Linked to the Constitution, the trustees are also putting together a document of what is expected from each member band in terms of commitment to AWBA.

We do need more trustees and volunteers to help with the running of AWBA. Many hands make light work and the more people who volunteer to help, the easier it is for everyone involved. I continue to believe that AWBA has a role to play, not just in administering gift aid with its charity status, but in creating a band community and I hope we can find more volunteers to continue to make that happen.

Finally, as you all hopefully know, I am stepping down as a trustee of AWBA after four years as chair and I want to say thank you to a few people:

  1. To the committees and the MDs of each of the AWBA bands for all of the hard work they put in keeping the four bands running and organising the fantastic concerts that the bands put on.

  2. To all of the members of each band – there wouldn’t be any bands without them and they continue to contribute to making fabulous music!

  3. To all of the other trustees for their continuing work and the work that they’ve undertaken over the last year for the charity. And also a personal thank you not just to the current trustees, but all those I’ve worked with over the last 4 years.

And best of luck to the new committee.

Avon Wind Band Associaton AGM – 19 November 2024

FY23/24 – 1 Sepember 2023 o 31 Augus2024

Treasurer's Repor

Inroducon

This reporcovers he acvies ohe Avon Wind Band Associaon Chariy or he period 1 Sep 23 o 31 Aug 24. The Chariy comprises he AWBA Trusees and he our member bands; he 23/24 accouns or all areas ohe Chariy are shown in he atached spreadshees. The spreadshees also compare our 23/24 gures wih hose repored in 22/23 and show our overall balance ahe sarand end ohe reporng period.

The Trusees manage he Chariy’s cenral resources; hese are idened under he heading ‘AWBA’ in he nance spreadshees. The member bands mainain separae accouns, which are idened under he individual band names, viz. Phoenix Wind Band (‘PWB’), Apollo Wind Band (‘AWB’), Weserly Winds Saple Hill (‘WWSH’) and Winerbourne Wind Band (‘WWB’). The heading ‘Chariy’ is used in he accouns o mean he ull nancial scope o he Avon Wind Band Associaon Chariy (i.e. AWBA+PWB+AWB+WWSH+WWB).

AWBA Accouns

Overall, 2023/24 was a successul year or AWBA wih similar levels oexpendiure o 22/23. I am reporng an AWBA in-year loss o£1520, which is due o an apparendrop in our Gif Aid income (£1051 in 24/23 c. £2401 in 22/23).

The Gif Aid in our 24/23 accouns is he paymenoa shorall rom our claim or 22/23 (arising rom an issue I idened in lasyear’s repor). Separaely, I claimed Gif Aid or 23/24, buhis wasn’received unl Ocober 24 (£3648), which was oo lae or inclusion in our 23/24 accouns. Receipoour 23/24 Gif Aid paymenmore han covers he loss shown in our 23/24 accouns.

Noable invesmens during he year were he procuremenonew carol books (£375), he provision ohearing proecon subsidies (£280), unding oour annual AWBA Play/Fun Day (£1549, less £560 conribued by atendees) and, or he rsme, unding o‘Silver’ level insurance or all bands (£567).

The AWBA closing balance on 31 Auguswas £7139.

Band Accouns

Beore commenng on he band accouns, I would like o record my hanks o he Band Treasurers or heir hard work hroughouhe year in supporoheir bands and ome he AWBA Treasurer. The band accouns have been presened and acceped ahe individual band AGMs.

I’m pleased o reporall ohe bands appear o be in good nancial healh. PWB probably has he ghesmargins, mainaining he lowesbalance (£1538) and reporng a small in-year loss (£499), buhey have a healhy urnover wih sucienexibiliy in heir income/expendiure o balance heir accouns going orward. AWB is reporng a signicanin-year gain (£1548) wih a healhy balance ahe close ohe year (£4069). This should puhem in a good posion o manage he increased MD coss hey will ace in he coming year. WWSH is reporng an in-year loss o£883, buhey had a very healhy end oyear balance (£7131) so his doesn’give me any concerns. WWB is reporng he biggesin-year loss a£2194. This was largely he resulohe band’s decision o invesin new sand

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banners. Since his was a discreonary expendiure and he band sll had a reasonable year-end balance (£3282), his doesn’give me any cause or concern.

Summary and Forward Look

Overall, he Chariy has ended he 2023/24 year in a good nancial posion. There was a reducon in our Toal Balance (rom £26,610 o £23,060, buhis is enrely manageable. The individual member bands are all in good nancial healh wih no causes or concern. The bands have relavely high sanding coss associaed wih ‘Conducor Fees’ and ‘Hall Hire’, buhey all generae sucienincome o cover hese coss. The main AWBA sanding coss arise rom our Making Music subscripons and insurances, buagain we have sucienincome o cover hese iems wih sucienheadroom o cover discreonary iems (insrumenpurchase/mainenance, All-band evens and responding o band requess or assisance). Looking orward, I expecour coss o rise in line wih inaon, buI’m comorable hawe will connue o generae sucienincome o cover boh our sanding and discreonary expendiure. I ancipae nexyear will be very similar o his, alhough I would be coneno see he resources held in he AWBA accouns reduce as he Trusees supporhe bands in delivering he objecves ohe Chariy.

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Charity No. 1165352

Income and Expenditure for the Year Ending 31 August 2024

AWBA

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Bucket collections
702.7
504.12
AWBA Funday Contributions
560
570
Extra Insurance (PWB, AWB, WWSH)
159
Gift Aid from HMRC
1051.56
2401.09
Bank interest
71.5
22.54
Amazon
13.41
Charities Trust
2.37
AWBA Income
2388.13
3670.16		 Carol Music Books
375.37
Hire of Pop Inn Trustees Meeting
82.6
Instrument Purchase/Repair
172.41
950
Zettle (Card reader) Commission
0.06
Making Music subscriptions
585
581.22
Making Music Web Site
108.82
94.75
Hearing Protection Subsidies
280
Banner
276
Insurance
567
418
Account Examination Fees
140
130
AWBA Funday Event
1549.11
1543.83
Labels/QR Code /iZettle
45.49
Page Park BandStand Fee
38.92
61.62
PA Purchase
183.98
Bank charges
9.2
6.4
AWBA Expenditure
3908.49
4291.29
AWBA Income-Expenditure
-1520.36
-621.13

Phoenix Wind Band (PWB)

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Subscriptions
5960
5264
Performances
1661
1845.83
Bandstand income
337.5
150
Misc.
60
AWBA Funday Event
130
140
PWB Income
8148.5
7399.83		 Conductor fees
3060
2780
Insurance
138.62
PPL/PRS (For 2 yrs)
94.19
Room hire
2010
1879.5
Concert expenses
1040.93
690.14
Misc. expenses
462.53
351.65
Music
1537.16
1213.55
Anniversary costs
94
AWBA Funday Event
130
140
Website
219.45
PWB Expenditure
8648.26
7193.46
PWB Income-Expenditure
-499.76
206.37

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Apollo Wind Band (AWB)

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Performances
525.43
1201.02
Subscriptions
3810
3764
Tea/Coffee Contributions
41.2
Polo Shirt payment received
15
AWBA monies received
110
AWB Income
4335.43
5131.22		 Conductor's Fees inc. expenses
260
250
Hire of Hall
1009
2235
Music
695.5
1129.73
Overpayment of subs returned
88
Xmas & Paul's Leaving Event
23.92
Music Folders
201.6
Sum Up Machine
46.8
Polo shirts
282
Bow Ties
23.94
Printing and Postage
80
86.8
Silver Level Music Insurance
53
First Aid Kits
26.58
Gifts
91.83
34.48
Chimes
64.48
Hampers
23.96
PA System with insurance
190.29
AWBA Day
145
110
Banners
50
784.8
Mince Pies
21.77
Donations
357.62
1016.35
AWB Expenditure
2787.35
6595.1
AWB Income-Expenditure
1548.08
-1463.88

Westerly Winds Staple Hill (WWSH)

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Subscriptions
7840.5
8836.91
Bucket Collections
168.72
91.57
Performance Payments
1918.44
3330.51
Sundry Income
235
WWSH Income
10162.66
12258.99		 Equipment
23.78
Insurance
53
Hall hire
1600
1379
Conductor Fees
4760
3653
Music
818.58
488.63
Print and Stationary
25
PPL/PRS
175.86
159.88
Sundry
3483.17
3631.08
Deps Fees
160
280
WWSH Expenditure
11046.39
9644.59
WWSH Income-Expenditure
-883.73
2614.4

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Winterbourne Wind Band (WWB)

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Subscriptions
7632
7366.01
Event Income
1616.71
1730.47
Bank Interest
48.19
17.28
WWB Income
9296.9
9113.76		 Music
536.55
620.15
Hall hire
1906
2087
MD Services
3176.75
2864
Office
220.55
396.25
Other
77.28
124.38
Concert Expenses
2133.26
1302.8
Stand Banners
2650.5
Ties & Scarves
790.2
Charity Donation
40
WWB Expenditure
11491.09
7434.58
WWB Income-Expenditure
-2194.19
1679.18

Totals

2023/2024
2022/2023
£
£
Total Charity Income
34331.62
37573.96		 2023/2024
2022/2023
£
£
Total Charity Expenditure
37881.58
35159.02
Charity Income-Expenditure
-3549.96
2414.94

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Charity Balance as of 31 August 2024

AWBA
PWB
AWB
WWSH
WWB
£
£
£
£
£		 Total
£
Income exceeds expenditure 2023-24
Balance b/f 1 September 2023
Balance b/f 31 August 2024		 -1,520.36
-499.76
1,548.08
-883.73
-2,194.19
8,660.13
1,938.13
2,520.96
8,015.24
5,476.23		 -3,549.96
26,610.69
7,139.77
1,438.37
4,069.04
7,131.51
3,282.04		 23,060.73

AWBA Reconciliation as of 31 August 2024

Current Account (17643716) 1520.58
Reserve Account (17643724) 5616.11
Cash 3.08
Total 7139.77

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AVON WIND BAND ASSOCIATION

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 25TH NOVEMBER 2024

MINUTES

Present: Emma Heelis Adams, Judy Eke, Sharon Reid, Andy Street, Ken Spreadborough, Stephen Spooner, Georgina Claydon, Angela Cross, Julie Speak, Chloe Walker, Pippa Portwood, Jacqui Dallimore, Martyn Walker, Andy Loveridge, Lee Stephenson, Kate Field, Lesley Sanders, Debbie Bradford, Barbara Carey, Valerie Bentley, Julia Radford, Rachel Colman, Elaine Reeves, Sarah Deliot, Alice Harley, Ruth Jones, Emma Davis, Richard Jones, Andy Graham, Julie Jenkins, Katherine Grice, Noel Horns, Ivor McGillivray, Naomi Rowley, Dom Milner, Alan Edden-Jones

Apologies: Jo Cole, Jo Rogers, Chris EvereN and Ailsa Collins

MeeDng Chair: Emma Heelis-Adams

1. Minutes of the meeDng of 19th November 2023

The minutes of the 2023 AGM were circulated before the meeSng and no comments had been received. It was unanimously agreed that the Minutes of the last AGM be signed as a correct record.

Proposed: Elaine Reeves

Seconded: Emma Heelis-Adams

2. Chairs Report

Presented by Chair Emma Heelis-Adams. ANached to the end of this document.

3. Annual Accounts

Presented by Treasurer Ken Spreadborough. ANached to the end of this document.

Proposed: Emma Davis

Seconded: Julia Speak

Agreed unanimously, no abstenSons

4. Elected Officers and Trustees

Emma Heelis-Adams has decided to step down as a Trustee. Everyone present at the meeSng extended their thanks to her for her work as Trustee and Chair.

Trustees

All other Trustees expressed (either at the meeSng or beforehand) a willingness to stand for a further year - Steve Spooner, Sharon Reid, Andy Street, Judy Eke and Ken Spreadborough. One volunteer was received to become a Trustee - Martyn Walker.

Proposed: Emma Heelis-Adams

Seconded: Steve Spooner

Agreed unanimously

Chair

Steve Spooner volunteered to take on this role

Proposed: Emma Heelis-Adams

Seconded: Barbara Carey

Agreed with 1 abstenSon, no votes against

Treasurer

Ken Spreadborough agreed to conSnue with this role

Proposed: Andy Graham

Seconded: Alan ?

Agreed unanimously

Secretary

Judy Eke agreed to conSnue with this role

Proposed: Steve Spooner

Seconded: Rachel Colman

Agreed unanimously

5. AWBA Policy updates

AWBA has adopted a new Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy this year. The GDPR Policy has been updated and the Safeguarding Policy has been reviewed, with no updates needed.

6. ConsideraDon of MoDons

None proposed

7. Any Other Business

None received

8. Date of next meeDng

To be decided by the Trustees at a later date.

Date of next trustees meeSng (arranged a\er the AGM closed) 7pm 19th January 2025 at the Pop-in Cafe in Yate

MeeSng closed

AWBA AGM, 25 November 2024 Chair’s Report

It has been another successful year for AWBA.

Each of the bands is thriving. Paul Brooks stepped down as Apollo MD this year and I wanted to note a thank you to him for all his work over the years. Andy Loveridge has taken on the Apollo MD role and it’s fantastic to welcome him back to the AWBA family. Each band has played at many events this year and it’s great to see bands helping each other out with deps, helping to be on the door, sell tea/coffee etc. I’ve said this before, but in my view, one of the main reasons for AWBA’s existence is to create a community between the member bands.

Since the last AGM, AWBA has organised three successful events:

  1. Christmas carols at Tesco in Yate, which will be repeated this year;

  2. All-band day in February superbly led by Rog Sansom, where we played King Across The Water and The Incredibles. The recordings are available on AWBA’s YouTube channel (thanks to Catherine Herring and Andy Christie for putting them together) and they sound amazing. Watch out for more news on next year’s event coming soon!

  3. Page Park bandstand event where each band did a 30-minute set. This was another success and is a great way for the bands to mingle and hear what the other bands have been up to.

As well as the events, there is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes to make the charity function. This includes Ken making sure our accounts are up-to-date and submitted to the Charity Commission, and this year we have also started refreshing some of the AWBA policies. We have a new Equality, Diversity and Inclusion policy, a new GDPR policy and a new funding application policy under which AWBA bands can apply for funding from AWBA for specific expenditure. We have also carried out an audit of our instruments and rationalised what we hold.

There is still more work to be done. We are aware that the Constitution needs a refresh and that will remain on the agenda for the trustees. If any band wants to make comments on aspects of the Constitution they feel need updating, then please do so in the next few weeks. Linked to the Constitution, the trustees are also putting together a document of what is expected from each member band in terms of commitment to AWBA.

We do need more trustees and volunteers to help with the running of AWBA. Many hands make light work and the more people who volunteer to help, the easier it is for everyone involved. I continue to believe that AWBA has a role to play, not just in administering gift aid with its charity status, but in creating a band community and I hope we can find more volunteers to continue to make that happen.

Finally, as you all hopefully know, I am stepping down as a trustee of AWBA after four years as chair and I want to say thank you to a few people:

  1. To the committees and the MDs of each of the AWBA bands for all of the hard work they put in keeping the four bands running and organising the fantastic concerts that the bands put on.

  2. To all of the members of each band – there wouldn’t be any bands without them and they continue to contribute to making fabulous music!

  3. To all of the other trustees for their continuing work and the work that they’ve undertaken over the last year for the charity. And also a personal thank you not just to the current trustees, but all those I’ve worked with over the last 4 years.

And best of luck to the new committee.

Avon Wind Band Associaton AGM – 19 November 2024

FY23/24 – 1 Sepember 2023 o 31 Augus2024

Treasurer's Repor

Inroducon

This reporcovers he acvies ohe Avon Wind Band Associaon Chariy or he period 1 Sep 23 o 31 Aug 24. The Chariy comprises he AWBA Trusees and he our member bands; he 23/24 accouns or all areas ohe Chariy are shown in he atached spreadshees. The spreadshees also compare our 23/24 gures wih hose repored in 22/23 and show our overall balance ahe sarand end ohe reporng period.

The Trusees manage he Chariy’s cenral resources; hese are idened under he heading ‘AWBA’ in he nance spreadshees. The member bands mainain separae accouns, which are idened under he individual band names, viz. Phoenix Wind Band (‘PWB’), Apollo Wind Band (‘AWB’), Weserly Winds Saple Hill (‘WWSH’) and Winerbourne Wind Band (‘WWB’). The heading ‘Chariy’ is used in he accouns o mean he ull nancial scope o he Avon Wind Band Associaon Chariy (i.e. AWBA+PWB+AWB+WWSH+WWB).

AWBA Accouns

Overall, 2023/24 was a successul year or AWBA wih similar levels oexpendiure o 22/23. I am reporng an AWBA in-year loss o£1520, which is due o an apparendrop in our Gif Aid income (£1051 in 24/23 c. £2401 in 22/23).

The Gif Aid in our 24/23 accouns is he paymenoa shorall rom our claim or 22/23 (arising rom an issue I idened in lasyear’s repor). Separaely, I claimed Gif Aid or 23/24, buhis wasn’received unl Ocober 24 (£3648), which was oo lae or inclusion in our 23/24 accouns. Receipoour 23/24 Gif Aid paymenmore han covers he loss shown in our 23/24 accouns.

Noable invesmens during he year were he procuremenonew carol books (£375), he provision ohearing proecon subsidies (£280), unding oour annual AWBA Play/Fun Day (£1549, less £560 conribued by atendees) and, or he rsme, unding o‘Silver’ level insurance or all bands (£567).

The AWBA closing balance on 31 Auguswas £7139.

Band Accouns

Beore commenng on he band accouns, I would like o record my hanks o he Band Treasurers or heir hard work hroughouhe year in supporoheir bands and ome he AWBA Treasurer. The band accouns have been presened and acceped ahe individual band AGMs.

I’m pleased o reporall ohe bands appear o be in good nancial healh. PWB probably has he ghesmargins, mainaining he lowesbalance (£1538) and reporng a small in-year loss (£499), buhey have a healhy urnover wih sucienexibiliy in heir income/expendiure o balance heir accouns going orward. AWB is reporng a signicanin-year gain (£1548) wih a healhy balance ahe close ohe year (£4069). This should puhem in a good posion o manage he increased MD coss hey will ace in he coming year. WWSH is reporng an in-year loss o£883, buhey had a very healhy end oyear balance (£7131) so his doesn’give me any concerns. WWB is reporng he biggesin-year loss a£2194. This was largely he resulohe band’s decision o invesin new sand

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banners. Since his was a discreonary expendiure and he band sll had a reasonable year-end balance (£3282), his doesn’give me any cause or concern.

Summary and Forward Look

Overall, he Chariy has ended he 2023/24 year in a good nancial posion. There was a reducon in our Toal Balance (rom £26,610 o £23,060, buhis is enrely manageable. The individual member bands are all in good nancial healh wih no causes or concern. The bands have relavely high sanding coss associaed wih ‘Conducor Fees’ and ‘Hall Hire’, buhey all generae sucienincome o cover hese coss. The main AWBA sanding coss arise rom our Making Music subscripons and insurances, buagain we have sucienincome o cover hese iems wih sucienheadroom o cover discreonary iems (insrumenpurchase/mainenance, All-band evens and responding o band requess or assisance). Looking orward, I expecour coss o rise in line wih inaon, buI’m comorable hawe will connue o generae sucienincome o cover boh our sanding and discreonary expendiure. I ancipae nexyear will be very similar o his, alhough I would be coneno see he resources held in he AWBA accouns reduce as he Trusees supporhe bands in delivering he objecves ohe Chariy.

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Charity No. 1165352

Income and Expenditure for the Year Ending 31 August 2024

AWBA

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Bucket collections
702.7
504.12
AWBA Funday Contributions
560
570
Extra Insurance (PWB, AWB, WWSH)
159
Gift Aid from HMRC
1051.56
2401.09
Bank interest
71.5
22.54
Amazon
13.41
Charities Trust
2.37
AWBA Income
2388.13
3670.16		 Carol Music Books
375.37
Hire of Pop Inn Trustees Meeting
82.6
Instrument Purchase/Repair
172.41
950
Zettle (Card reader) Commission
0.06
Making Music subscriptions
585
581.22
Making Music Web Site
108.82
94.75
Hearing Protection Subsidies
280
Banner
276
Insurance
567
418
Account Examination Fees
140
130
AWBA Funday Event
1549.11
1543.83
Labels/QR Code /iZettle
45.49
Page Park BandStand Fee
38.92
61.62
PA Purchase
183.98
Bank charges
9.2
6.4
AWBA Expenditure
3908.49
4291.29
AWBA Income-Expenditure
-1520.36
-621.13

Phoenix Wind Band (PWB)

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Subscriptions
5960
5264
Performances
1661
1845.83
Bandstand income
337.5
150
Misc.
60
AWBA Funday Event
130
140
PWB Income
8148.5
7399.83		 Conductor fees
3060
2780
Insurance
138.62
PPL/PRS (For 2 yrs)
94.19
Room hire
2010
1879.5
Concert expenses
1040.93
690.14
Misc. expenses
462.53
351.65
Music
1537.16
1213.55
Anniversary costs
94
AWBA Funday Event
130
140
Website
219.45
PWB Expenditure
8648.26
7193.46
PWB Income-Expenditure
-499.76
206.37

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Apollo Wind Band (AWB)

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Performances
525.43
1201.02
Subscriptions
3810
3764
Tea/Coffee Contributions
41.2
Polo Shirt payment received
15
AWBA monies received
110
AWB Income
4335.43
5131.22		 Conductor's Fees inc. expenses
260
250
Hire of Hall
1009
2235
Music
695.5
1129.73
Overpayment of subs returned
88
Xmas & Paul's Leaving Event
23.92
Music Folders
201.6
Sum Up Machine
46.8
Polo shirts
282
Bow Ties
23.94
Printing and Postage
80
86.8
Silver Level Music Insurance
53
First Aid Kits
26.58
Gifts
91.83
34.48
Chimes
64.48
Hampers
23.96
PA System with insurance
190.29
AWBA Day
145
110
Banners
50
784.8
Mince Pies
21.77
Donations
357.62
1016.35
AWB Expenditure
2787.35
6595.1
AWB Income-Expenditure
1548.08
-1463.88

Westerly Winds Staple Hill (WWSH)

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Subscriptions
7840.5
8836.91
Bucket Collections
168.72
91.57
Performance Payments
1918.44
3330.51
Sundry Income
235
WWSH Income
10162.66
12258.99		 Equipment
23.78
Insurance
53
Hall hire
1600
1379
Conductor Fees
4760
3653
Music
818.58
488.63
Print and Stationary
25
PPL/PRS
175.86
159.88
Sundry
3483.17
3631.08
Deps Fees
160
280
WWSH Expenditure
11046.39
9644.59
WWSH Income-Expenditure
-883.73
2614.4

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Winterbourne Wind Band (WWB)

2023/2024
2022/2023
Income
£
£		 2023/2024
2022/2023
Expenditure
£
£
Subscriptions
7632
7366.01
Event Income
1616.71
1730.47
Bank Interest
48.19
17.28
WWB Income
9296.9
9113.76		 Music
536.55
620.15
Hall hire
1906
2087
MD Services
3176.75
2864
Office
220.55
396.25
Other
77.28
124.38
Concert Expenses
2133.26
1302.8
Stand Banners
2650.5
Ties & Scarves
790.2
Charity Donation
40
WWB Expenditure
11491.09
7434.58
WWB Income-Expenditure
-2194.19
1679.18

Totals

2023/2024
2022/2023
£
£
Total Charity Income
34331.62
37573.96		 2023/2024
2022/2023
£
£
Total Charity Expenditure
37881.58
35159.02
Charity Income-Expenditure
-3549.96
2414.94

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Charity Balance as of 31 August 2024

AWBA
PWB
AWB
WWSH
WWB
£
£
£
£
£		 Total
£
Income exceeds expenditure 2023-24
Balance b/f 1 September 2023
Balance b/f 31 August 2024		 -1,520.36
-499.76
1,548.08
-883.73
-2,194.19
8,660.13
1,938.13
2,520.96
8,015.24
5,476.23		 -3,549.96
26,610.69
7,139.77
1,438.37
4,069.04
7,131.51
3,282.04		 23,060.73

AWBA Reconciliation as of 31 August 2024

Current Account (17643716) 1520.58
Reserve Account (17643724) 5616.11
Cash 3.08
Total 7139.77

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Independent Esaminerfs Report Report to the trnstee&lmembers of Avon Wind B￿d A&sociatioll On the accounts for the year ended 31 August 2024 Charity No. 1165352 Respective responsibilities The charity's truste¢s consider that an audit in not r¢quired for this year of trusteu and euminer under section 144 of the Chatities Act 2011 (the Cbarities Act) and that an independent examin&ion is need￿L It is my r¢stA)nsibility to: Exami￿ the accounts under seclion 145 of the Charities ACL To follow the pr(￿U[eS laid down in the General Directions given by the Charity Con)mission (under section 145(5Xb) of the Charities Act). and To state whether particular matters have come to my attentio Basis of Independent examiner's ststement My examinthon w&s carried out in aL¥x)rdance with General Directions given by the Chartty Commission. An examination includes a review of the ￿cOunting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes Co￿81deratIon of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanations from the Intstees concerning any such matters. proCedU￿S undertsken do not provide all the evidence thai would r¢quired in an audiL and consequently no opinion is given as to whether the accounts present a 'tsue and fair view and the report 18 limited to those matters set out in the slatemrnt below. Independent ewninerfs In corffteclion with my examInatso￿ no matter has rJ)m¢ to my attention: statement l) which gives me re&%onable Ca￿ to I￿lieVe that any material to keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of the Ckwities Act. and to prepare accounts wbich ac￿rd with the accounting records a￿1 comply with th¢ accounting Tequirement of the Charities Act have not ll￿t. or 2) to whiclL in my Opinio￿ attention should be drawn in order to enabl¢ a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Signed Date. Relevant profcssiot￿l qualifications or knjy ....