2022-03-31-accounts - Rygbi Gogledd Cymru (Rgc) Wheelchair Rugby

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Summary	ofthe purposes ofthe		Para 1.17	We are a wheelchair rugby club. Wheelchair
charity as document	set out in its governing			rugby is a sport for the disabled. Primarily tetraplegics or persons with upper and lower
				limb dysfunction. The club is open to all ages,
				male and female. We aim to provide an
				environment for the disabled to play sport for
				recreation or competitively.
Summary ofthe main activities relation to those purposes for		in	Para 1.17and 1.19	Rybi Gogledd Cymru RGC Wheelchair Rugby
the public benefit, in particular, the activities, projects or services identified in the accounts.				Just to tell you a bit about ourselves. We were established as a charity in 2016.We are a sports club for people with disabilities to play
				wheelchair rugby.
				Wheelchair Rugby combines elements of
				basketball, rugby, and ice hockey. Players
				compete in teams offour to carry a ball across
				the opposing team's goal line. Contact between
				wheelchairs is permitted and is in fact an integral
				part ofthe sport as players use their chairs to
				block and hold opponents. Wheelchair rugby
				players compete in manual wheelchairs
				specifically designed for the sport. Wheelchair
				Rugby is a Paralympic sport, with over twenty	-six
				countries competing in international
				competition. Great Britain managed to secure	the
				gold medal in the last Paralympics.
				To be eligible to play Wheelchair Rugby
				(Paralympic) individuals must have a disability
				which affects the arms and legs. Most players
				have spinal cord injuries with full or partial

						paralysis ofthe legs and partial paralysis ofthe	paralysis ofthe legs and partial paralysis ofthe
						arms. Other disability groups who play include
						cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy,	amputations,
						polio, and other neurological conditions. Men
						and women compete on the same teams and in
						the same competitions. Players are	assigned a
						sport classification based on their level of
						disability; teams must field 4 players	(Paralympic)
						or 5 players (WRS'S) with a mixture	of
						Classification values, this allows players with
						different functional abilities to compete together.
						WRS's is a much newer version ofthe sport and
						allows people with a much wider range of
						disabilities to compete.
						RGC currently are competing in the	Northern
						National league. After a clean sweep	in last
						weekend's Super Series, we are now	leading the
						league table.
						Anyone is welcome tojoin our club,	male,
						female, adult, or child. The sport can	be played
						by the disabled or non-disabled as a	means of
						keeping fit.
Statement		confirming		whether the	Para 1.18	We are aware ofthe guidance.
trustees	have had regard to the
guidance	issued		by the	Charity		We have taken it into account when	deciding to
Commission		on	public	benefit		which the guidance is relevant

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity, identifying the difference the charity's work has made to the circumstances of its	Para 1.20	We continue to provide an environment for disabled members and new members to perform sport at a fun level all the way up to an elite level.
beneficiaries and any wider benefits
to society as a whole.

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Achievements		against objectives set			Para 1.41
Performance		offundraising		activities	Para 1.41
against objectives set
Investment	performance		against		Para 1.41
objectives
Other

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Review ofthe charity's financial position at the end ofthe period	Para 1.21	The total members	income for the year was f14,475 from fees 6470, grants E5,000 and
		Donations	E9,005.Expenditure		totalled E10,039;
		leaving a	net income for the year			ofE4,436
		compared	to 6567 in 2021.
Statement explaining the policy for holding reserves stating why they are held	Para 1.22	Reserves are held to allow us to purchase future equipment as and when required. Also, to enter the club in various tournaments for the coming
		year.
Amount ofreserves held	Para 1.22	Approximately		E10,000
Reasons for holding zero reserves	Para 1.22	N/A
Details offund materially in deficit	Para 1.24	N/A
Explanation ofany uncertainties	Para 1.23	N/A
about the charity continuing as a
going concern
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The charity's principal sources of funds (including any fundraising)	Para 1.47	Donations or grants
Investment policy and objectives	Para 1.46	N/A
including any social investment
policy adopted
A description ofthe principal risks	Para 1.46	Lack offunds.
facing the charity
		Lack ofmembers.
Other

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Type ofgoverning document		Para 1.25	Constitution.
(trust deed, royalcharter)
How is the charity constituted?		Para 1.25	CIO
(e.g unincorporated association,
CIO)
Trustee selection methods details ofany constitutional	including	Para 1.25	Trustees elected at AGM by members.
provisions e.g. election to	post
or name ofany person or body
entitled to appoint one or	more
trustees

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Policies and	procedures adopted for	Para 1.51
the induction	and training of
trustees
The charity's	organisational	Para 1.51
structure and	any wider network
with which the charity works
Relationship	with any related parties	Para 1.51
Other

Charity name	Rygbi Gogledd Cymru	RGC Wheelchair	Rugby
Other name the charity uses	RGC
Registered charity number	1169093

Trustee name	Dates acted if not for whole	Name ofperson (or body)
	year	entitled to appoint trustee
		(ifany)
Mark Baines	All year	Committee
Roy Hum phreys	All year	Committee
Tony Stackhouse	All year	Committee
Rebecca Daley	All year	Committee

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			Un		income	E		Toial ONe	ToCal lasl
				funda	funds		funds
				C				K
Fixed assets				F01	F02		F03	FOC	F05
Intangible assets Tangible assets	{Note1$} (Note 14)	ao& em		4576					6 101
Heritage assets	{Note1$}	ae
Investments	{Note17}	coo
	Total axed assets	ao5
Current assets Stocks	(Note 18)	I
Debtors	{Note1$}	eor		$,479
Investrnenti Cash at bank and	(Note 17.4) in hand (Note 24)	Boe ao9							05)4
	Total cunent assets	e10							4
Creditors: amounts falling due within
one year {Note20}									837
Net current aasetsfllabl$$ea}		ea
Totalasseti less current /iaN/itles		e13
Cteditori: amounts falling due afbir
one year	{Note20)	aw
Provisions for liabilities		815
Total net assets or/iablties				40,214				40,214	3S,778
Funds ofthe Charity
Endowment funds	(Note 27)
Restricted income	funds (Not» 27)	81S
Unrestricted funds		B19		40,214				40,214
Revaluation reserve
Fair value reserve		821
	Tobe funds	B22							35,778

RECEIPTS and PAYMEN	TS ACCOUNT For the Year	Ended	31"MARCH	2022.
		Year	Ended	Year Ended
		31"March 2022		31"March	2021
RECEIPTS
Membership Fees			470		1440
Grants Received
Donations
			14475	2961
Less PAYMENTS
Hire ofTraining Facilities			2341
Accommodation			1108
GBWR Membership	Fee		(-12)
Tournament Fees			2129
Fundraising Commissions			1517		188
Equipment Repairs	and Maintenance		1003
Sundry Expenses			178
Accountancy Fees			250		172
Depreciation			1525	2034
			10039	2394
Excess Recei ts over Pa ments for the Year		K	4436