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2023-03-31-accounts

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Summary
charity as
document
ofthe purposes ofthe
set out in its governing
Para 1.17 We are a wheelchair
rugby club. Wheelchair
rugby
is a sport for the disabled. The club is open
to all ages, male and female. We aim to provide
a
safe 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
(Paraiympic)
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
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 (WR5'S) with a mixture of
Classification
values, this allows players with
different functional
abilities to compete together.
WR5'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 Division 2 ofthe
National
league. After a clean sweep
in last
weekend's
Super Series, we are now leading the
league table.
Anyone
is welcome to join 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
making
a
I
Commission on public benefit decision to which the guidance
is relevant

Other
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Summary
ofthe main achievements
Para 1.20 We continue to provide an environment for
ofthe charity,
identifying
the
difference the charity's
work has
made to the circumstances
of its
disabled
sport at
members
a fun level
and new members to perform
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
position
ofthe charity's
financial
at the end ofthe period
Para 1.21 The total income for the year was
members fees f220 and Donations
f6,970
and
from
Sponsorships
E6,250, Expenditure
totalled
f17,059; leaving
a net excess ofexpenditure
over income for the year off10,089compared
to f4,436 in 2022.
Statement
explaining
the policy for
holding
reserves stating why they
Para 1.22 Reserves are held to allow us to purchase
equipment
as and when required.
Also, to
future
enter
are held the club in various tournaments
for the coming
year.
Amount ofreserves held Para 1.22 Approximately f10,000
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
Explanation
ofany uncertainties
Para 1
about the charity continuing
as a
going concern
Explanation
ofany uncertainties
Para 1
about the charity continuing
as a
going concern
.23 N/A
Additional
information
(optional)
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The charity's
principal
sources of
Para 1.47 Donations or grants
funds (including
any fundraising)
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
Description
ofcharity's trusts:
Description
ofcharity's trusts:
Description
ofcharity's trusts:
Description
ofcharity's trusts:
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Type ofgoverning document Para 1.25 Constitution.
(trust deed, royal charter)
How is the charity constituted P Para 1.25 CIO
(e.g unincorporated association,
CIO)
Trustee selection methods including Para 1.25 Trustees elected at AGM by members.
details of any constitutional
provisions e.g. election to post
or name of any person or body
entitled to appoint one or more
trustees

reference
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
Charity name Charity name Rygbi Gogledd Cymru RGC Wheelchair Rugby
Other name the charity uses RGC
Registered charity number 1169093
Charity's principal address Long Garden, Pound Lane, Hanwood, Shrewsbury.
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Names ofthe charity trustees who manage the charity
Trustee name Office (ifany) Dates acted if not for whole Name of person (or body)
year entitled to appoint trustee
(ifany)
Mark Baines All year Committee
Roy Humphreys All year Committee
Jane Thomas 9'"Jan 2024 Committee

31%3-22
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h4embership
Fe s
220 470
Grants Received
Donations
and Sponsorship
6250
EgpENSES
ire ofTraining Facilities 2341
Accommodation 1724 ll08
GB~RMembership Fees -12
Tournament
Fees
1615 2129
Fundraising
Commissions
1517
uipment
Repairs
md Maintenance 4995 1003
Sun
Expenses
178
Accountancy
Fees
220 250
Depreciation 5049 17059 1525 10039
INCOMErE PENDITUREfortheYear K -10089