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2023-03-31-accounts

Names ofthe trustees for the charity,
ifany, (for example,
any custodian trustees)
trustees for the charity,
ifany, (for example,
any custodian trustees)
trustees for the charity,
ifany, (for example,
any custodian trustees)
Name Dates acted if not for whole
ear
Names and addresses ofadvisers
(Optional
information)
T eof adviser Name Address
Bankers Santander
Bridle Road, Bootle, Merseyside,
L304GB
Accountant Smailes Goldie
12Alma Square, Scarborough,
North Yorkshire, YO11
Watson 1JU
Name ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members
(Optional
information)
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Description ofthe charity's trusts
Type of governing document Constitution
(eg. trust deed, constitution)
How the charity is constituted Charitable
Incorporated
Organisation
(eg. trust, association, company)
Trustee selection
(eg. appointed
by,
methods
elected by)
The Constitution
outlines the procedure
for the appointment
ofTrustees
and the management
ofthe Charity.
Six Trustees are currently
responsible
for the management
ofthe Charity.
The Constitution
requires
a minimum
ofthree.
It also requires that at every AGM ofthe members
of
the CIO, one third ofthe longest serving
charity Trustees
shall retire from
office by rotation.
Therefore,
at this AGM, two Trustees
will retire.
They
are eligible for re-appointment
ifthey so wish.
The members
orthe Trustees
may at any time decide to appoint a new
charity trustee
provided
that no more than twelve Trustees
are serving at
any one time.
The management
committee
may include other individuals
who may be
co-opted to assist
in the running
ofthe charity but who will
not be
Trustees.

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To guide the Trustees
in exercising their duty ofcare to members
and
users ofthe library, the following
policies have been adopted:
Health
and Safety Policy
Child and Vulnerable
Adults
Policy
To guide the Trustees
in exercising their duty ofcare to members
and
users ofthe library, the following
policies have been adopted:
Health
and Safety Policy
Child and Vulnerable
Adults
Policy
~ policies and procedures Equality
and Diversity
Policy
adopted for the induction and Data Protection
Policy and Privacy Statement
training oftrustees;
~ the charity's organisational Copies ofthese policies are made available to all Volunteers
and to
users on request.
library
structure and any wider
network
works;
with which the charity The Trustees also work within the requirements
ofthe Service Level
Agreement
which exists with
North Yorkshire
County
Council as the
basis
~ relationship
parties;
with any related ofthe Library's
operation.
These requirements
include training
for
volunteers
and acceptance of NYCC policies.
~ trustees'
consideration
of
major risks and the system
and procedures
to manage
them.
Insurance โ€”The library
is insured
with respect to contents
and damage to
glazing
by Hiscox Insurance
(F50,000 cover).
It is insured
with the same
company
with respect to, public liability (Ejgm), employers'
liability (f5m),
legal assistance
and personal
accident.
The Trustees recognise that they are under a legal obligation
to protect
the building,
its users and volunteers
through
adequate
and appropriate
insurance.
Further precautions
are undertaken
with regard to buildings:
.A building
condition
survey is undertaken
at five yearly intervals
by
NYCC;
~ Gas appliances
and portable electrical appliances
are tested
by qualified
personnel
annually;
~The mains electrical installation
is checked by a qualified
engineer
every
five years;
~ A Fire Safety Risk Assessment
is updated
annually;
~ Fire fighting
appliances
are inspected
annually
under contract with
the
supplier;
~ A member ofthe management
committee
carries out other regular
maintenance
checks as re uired.
To promote for the inhabitants
of Newby and Scalby Parish, to the north
ofScarborough
in North Yorkshire,
and the surrounding
area, without
Summary
ofthe objects
charity set out in its
governing
document
ofthe distinction
ofsex, sexual orientation,
race or political, religious
or other
opinions
by associating
together the said residents
and the statutory
authorities,
voluntary
and other organisations
in a common
effort to
advance education
and to provide facilities
in the interests
ofsocial
welfare for recreation
and leisure time occupation
with the objective
of
im
rovin
the conditions
of life for the residents.

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Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year
The year to 1 April 2023 proved to be a significant
improvement
on the
unsettling
period ofCovid.
Customer
numbers
rose gradually
through
the
year reflecting
an understandable
caution.
The Summer of2022 saw us
run weekly events throughout
the school holidays
which were well
attended
and appreciated
by hard-pressed
parents.
We were immensely
grateful to our local councillors'
Locality Fund which supported
these very
popular,
free events.
Through
most ofthe year we continued
to host meetings
which supported
Ukrainian
refugees.
These helped the refugees to keep connected
and
ensured
that representatives
from different organisations
were available
to assist.
The fact that these meetings
ultimately
became superfluous
is
a testament
to their success.
The library also continues
to provide a venue for Employment
Support
and Individual
Tutoring for students
unable to attend school and the
computer
suite is a vital resource for people needing
support.
This is
particularly
the case for those who qualified
for the government's
Household
Support vouchers.
Our volunteers
were on hand to assist
people
in claiming
them.
Extending the supporting
role ofthe library
within the community
is our
mission
and we were particularly
pleased to welcome back visits from
local schools after a hiatus oftwo years.
Children
from Newby
& Scalby,
Barrowcliff, St Peter's and Northstead
were able to visit, join the library
and borrow books.
This ran alongside
our continued
School Project
working
with disadvantaged
children
in local schools.
We committed
to
this for two years and this was scheduled
to complete
in July 2023.
Another example of our community
out-reach
work was a very successful
garden
party for our Home Library customers
in July 2022. A major effort
was made to transport
our normally
housebound
users to our garden to
enjoy a lovely tea and some live music.
Our clubs and groups
continue to be popular
and support
and
companionship
for both pre-school
children
and our older customers.
Our fundraising
has continued
to be generally
successful
with grants and
donations
from a range of mainly
local bodies.
We have been particularly
grateful to our local councillors
who have always supported
our activities.
We are also pleased that our second-hand
book sales continue to
provide an important
source offunding
via direct sales in the library and
internet sales.
As ever, the challenge
is finding
funds for running
costs
rather than specific projects.
Briefstatement
ofthe
Briefstatement
ofthe
Briefstatement
ofthe
Briefstatement
ofthe
The Charity has maintained
budgeting.
The Charity has maintained
budgeting.
The Charity has maintained
budgeting.
The Charity has maintained
budgeting.
The Charity has maintained
budgeting.
The Charity has maintained
budgeting.
a prudent a prudent a prudent and cautious and cautious approach to approach to
charity's
policy on reserves
As a principle, it is the Trustees' policy to maintain unrestricted
reserves
of between 100'/o and 150'/o of annual revenue budget expenditure. It is,
therefore, pleasing to once again, report a healthy cash position. It is the
Trustees' future policy to maintain unrestricted reserves at a similar level.
The Trustees are responsible for the maintenance ofthe community
library and from time to time this may involve major works in excess of
cash reserves held. On identifying such works, fundraising will be
undertaken with the object of meeting the costs in full. Such funds would
be restricted.
Details of any funds
in deficit
materially N/a
Further financial
review details
(Optional information)
You may choose to include
additional
information,
where
relevant
about:
~ the charity's
principal
sources offunds (including
any fundraising);
~ how expenditure has
supported
the key
objectives
ofthe charity;
~ investment
policy
and
objectives
including
any
ethical investment policy
adopted.
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Newby and Scalby Library and Information
Centre
Receipts and payments
Newby and Scalby Library and Information
Centre
Receipts and payments
Newby and Scalby Library and Information
Centre
Receipts and payments
Newby and Scalby Library and Information
Centre
Receipts and payments
Newby and Scalby Library and Information
Centre
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Newby and Scalby Library and Information
Centre
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1168661
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Forthe period
from
01-Apr-22 To 31-Msr-23
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Unrestricted
funds
Restricted
funds
Endowment
funds
Totalfunde Lastyear
to the nearest
f
to the nearest 7 to the nearest f. tothe nearest f tothe nearest f
A1 Receipts
Fees for charitable
activities
12 6'l2 12,612 9,829
Fundraising
events
1 878 1,878 1 085
Donations
and grants
5033 5,033 3 619
Members'
subscriptions
545 494
Sub total (Gross income for
AR)
20,068 20,068 16,027
A2 Asset and investment sales
(eee table).
Sub total
Total receipts 20,008 - 70,000 15,027
A3 Pa ments
Utilities 0,329 6,329 2,858
Insurance 458 458 437
Coosumables 859 663
Repairs end maintenance 4,856 4.856 4,660
Equipment
costs
736 736 3,188
Printmg,
postage aod stationery
320 320 213
Goods for resale 1,142 1,142 530
Volunteer expenses 603 603 329
Miscellaneous
expenses
392 392 316
Accountancy 780 780 1,200
Legal ahd
rolessional
fees
250 250
Schools project expenditure 499 499 3,386
Cost oflundrsising
events
5,150 5,150 4,857
Sub total 22,374 22,374 22,643
A4 Asset and investment
purchases,
(see table)
Com
uter equipment
Sub
r,i,ir,r
total
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Nat ofrecaiptsl(payments) (2,306) {2,306) (7,966)
A5 Transfers
between
funds
A6 Cash funds last year end 51,261 51,26'I 59,227
Cash funds this year and 40,955 46,955 51,261
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Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
Csteocriss Details funds funds funds
to nearest E to nearesta to nearest 5
B1Cash funds Cash at bank and In hand 48,855
Total cash funds 45,955
(agree baiapcec with receipts cnd permenic
account(c))
Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
funds funds funds
Details to nearest 5 to nearest E to ncareat 5
B2Other monetary assets
Details Fund to which
asset balan
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Current
value
o Itorwl
B3investment assets
B4Assets retained for the Details
Computer
equipment Fund to which
asset baton
a
unrecidcied
Coat (optional)
350
Current
value
o tlonal
358
charity's own use
Fund towhich amount due When due
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relates
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Signed by one or two trustees
behalf ofall the trustees
on Signature Print Name Date of
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