2023-03-31-accounts

			The Purpose ofScouting
SummaIy set out in	ofthe objects ofthe charity its governing document		Scouting exists to actively engage and support young people in their personal development, empowering them to make a positive contribution to
			society.
			The Values ofScouting
			As Scouts we are guided by these values:
			Integrity - We act with integrity; we are honest,
			trustworthy and loyal.
			Respect - We have self-respect and respect for			others.
			Care - We support others and take care of		the world		in
			which we live.
			Belief - We explore our faiths, beliefs and		attitudes.
			Cooperation -We make a positive difference; we co-
			operate with others and make friends.
			The Scout Method
			Scouting takes place when young people,		in partnership
			with adults, work together based on the
			values of Scouting and:
			-enjoy what they are doing and have fun
			-take part in activities indoors and outdoors
			- learn by doing
			-share in spiritual reflection
			-take responsibility and make choices
			- undertake new and challenging activities
			-make and live by their Promise.
Summary	ofthe main activities	in	The Purpose of Scouting
relation tothese objects			Scouting exists to actively engage and support young
			people in their personal development,
			empcwering them to make a positive contribution			to
			society.
			The Values of Scouting
			As Scouts we are guided by these values:
			Integrity - We act with integrity; we are honest,
			trustworthy and loyal.
			Respect - We have self-respect and respect for			others.
			Care - We support others and take care ofthe world				in
			which we live.
			Belief - We explore our faiths, beliefs and		attitudes.
			Co-operation - We make a positive difference; we co-
			operate with others and make friends.
			The Scout Method
			Scouting takes place when young people,		in partnership
			with adults, work together based on the
			values of Scouting and:
			-enjoy what they are doing and have fun
			-take part in activities indoors and outdoors
			-leam by doing
			-share in spiritual reflection
			-take responsibility and make choices
			- undertake new and challenging activities
			-make and live by their Promise.
			Activities following scouting programme	requirements

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statements,			where relevant,	about:
		~ policy on grantmaking;
~ contribution			made by volunteers;
		~	policy on investments.
Public benefit statement						The Group meets the		Charity Commission's				public benefit
						criteria under	both the	advancement		of education			and the
						advancement	of citizenship or		community			development
						headings.
Summary	ofthe		main achievements		of	During the year, the committee			have managed to				procure
	the		charity during	the year		grant funding	towards	various	much	needed equipment
						including tents etc.		The committee		are	working		towards
						obtaining grant funding		for the	hut at bushy			wood.
Brief statement		ofthe charity's		policy
on reserves						Reserves Policy
						The Group's	policy	on reserves		is to	hold sufficient
						resources to	continue	the charitable		activities ofthe group
						should income and fundraising			activities		fall short. The
						Group Executive Committee			considers		that the		group
						should hold a sum equivalent			to 6months			running	costs,
						circa 51500.
Quantify	and explain any designations					Seese rate	finnancial statements
Details of any funds materially in deficit
(circumstances		plus steps to eliminate)
						none

											from	01April 2022	01April 2022	To	31INarch	2023
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												2021I22			2022I23
												Unrestricted funds			Unrestricted	funds
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Pa ants
Charitable	Pa			ants
Membershi		subscri				iona		'd on	ational/Cou	/Area/District
Youth	ramme			and		activities
Adult su			and	trainin
Rent
Water and	Sewe
Electrlci	and		Gas
Insurance
Re 'rs and		Renewals														2749
Materials	and		ui ment
Printin and			hotoc			in
Contribution		to cern			costs								517			6761
Uniforms
AGM and	trustee			ex		nses
Com uter	and		intemm
Bank fees
L al fees
						Sub total
Fundrsisin				earns
Detail 1
Detail 3
Detail 3
Other fundraisi				costs
							Sub total
							Total		Gnoss Expenditure			IM~IIIi~~II			MRI~ZI
Asset and		investment					purchases, etc
									Total payments			IKRIIKR			8%&1~3
						Net		ofreceipts4paymentsj
Cash funds			last year				end					16	430			15553
							Cash funds this year end

Income
Gtoup/District Activities			5	3,321.22	5	2,112.92
Csnlps Uniform and Badgesa Donations			5 5 5	7,172.10	fi	4,394.99 1,253.66 140.00
Subscriptlons Fundralsing GIBllt			fi 6 E	9,837.58 1,251.12 1,952.41	E 5 5	10,101.25 4,27662
Gift Aid			E	2,005.36	E	1,501.28
RBtunled Psynlents			E
Rental income			5	1,500.00	fi
Internet Income			5	26.78
Total Income				27,789.60
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~Ex re
Gmup/District Activities				6,537.82		4,464.79
Camps Unlfolnl				6,761A2 1,482.87		3,736.04 1,981AO
Dorwtlons
Repairs and Maintenance				2,749.44		4,709.06
RBnt				1,794.50
Utilities				970.63		927.27
Bsdg88 hw UIBBCB				715.86		748.26 688.10
Enulpmem Admin/Sundries/OS	M			497.43 1,821.03		517.15 2,430.70
Membwship						4,462.50
Bank and Gocardless fees				180.54
Refund
Fund Raising				138.20		46.27
Total Expenditure				24,427.62
excess of income	over expenditure					876.88
b/fwd					5	16430.34
excess of income	and expenditure			3,361.98		876.88
c/fwd				18,915.44	E	15,553.46
HQ Building Resenre Current				1,035.00 9,142.81	5 5	14781.30
Cubs Savings				360.75	5	779.88
Beavers Savings				401.65
Reserve				1500.00	E	1,500.00
BigEvent Account (Grant Bushy Works Membemlep		income)		798.95 441.85 5,000.00	E 5 5
Scolas Sahllge					E
Canied forwwd				18,815A4	5	15,553AS
Reconciliation Checksum		(should be 0.00)		0.00		0.00