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2022-12-31-accounts

The Church Street Rooms Charity Number: 1169922 Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2022 Prepared bv.. Anne Davies. MAAT. Bsc Honorary Treèsurer

The Church Street Rooms Trustee5 Report for the yèar endèd 31 Detèm￿r 2022 Charity number: 1169922 The Trustees present their report and accourht5 forThe Church Street Rooms, a charitable incorporated organi5ation, for the period ended 31 December 2022. The Church Street Rooms was incorporated at the Charities Commi55ion on 27th October 2016 (registration number 11699221 and took over the management of the village hall known as'the church street room5" from the unincorporated organi53tion known as the Corby Glen Cornrnunity Project. Ob'ective5 & Aims The sole objective of The Church Street Room5 15 to provide and maintsin a village hall for the use of the local & wider community. The hall 15 Used for meeting51 lectures I classes and other forms of recreational activities by the local & wider inhabitants of Corby Glen and its surrounding villages. Reflecting the hall'5 association with the Lincoln Diocese, the buildin8 also functions as a church holl. The trustee5' have taken due re8aTd of the guidance issued by the Charities Commission on public benefit. The trustee5 acknowledge the benefit The Church Street Rooms receives from the generous contributions made by volunteers, both in terms of time and monetary personal expense, and recognise that without this contribution the running of the hall would be disadvantaged. Achievements The declining impact of the pandemic meant that 2022 was an easier year than 2021, although several community activities le.g. line dancing, yo8al have still not returned following their disruption in 2020. However, we are pleased to report that Church Street Rooms has been used regularly for a ran8e of church and wider community activities, such as the Womens, Institute. History Society. Exercise Class, and Messy Church. Other users included the Parochial Church Council and various Church committees, the Parish Council, the Neighourhood Plan Group, and the Willou8hby Close Management Group. Church Street Rooms has also hosted several private functions. Despite our increasing running costs, we decided not to increase our hire rates during 2022. The Coffee Club has been very successful again this year. thanks to the small group of committed volunteers who provide the cakes and serve the coffees each week. Around 12-16 people. mostly retirees, attend each week, and have an enjoyable opportunity to socialize and to~catch up- with local news. The Coffee Club generates a weekly income of around £30. In the spring of 2022 several of our volunteers began a new venture serving simple lunches. including home- made soup and rolls. This provided another helpful contribution to our income for a while but unfortunately it proved impossible to maintain sufficient customers to keep it going. Church Street Rooms was again open during the annual Corby Glen Sheep Fair held at the start of October. and we are grateful to the organisers for the opportunity to contribute to this event. We received generous donations of cakes. as well as various food items from Apetito. and this support is gratefully acknowledged. This year we had the added attraction of a local choir who gave several performances in the hall during the afternoon. Our income from the day was over £600. Our Christmas celebrations for 2022 involved a party with mince pies and mulled wine. provided free of charge as 3-thank you- for all who supported Church Street Rooms though the year. Thanks to the generous donation of prizes by those attending. we were able to hold a raffle which raised over £40. Our eharity has continued to maintain the building over the year. In addition to general cleaning, this work has included.. the repair of a shattered window in the conservatory d(K)r. the ￿sealIng the ton5ervatory roof and repainting of the ceilin& disposal of redundant equipfftent and items to provide more free spaee. and elearing vegetation to the rear of the building.

The Church Street Rooms Trustee5 Report for the pèriod ènded 31 Decèmbèr 2022 Itontinuedl Charity number: 1169922 Achievements continued In conclusion, our charity has had a 5ucce55ful year and it is encouraging that the impetu5 provided by the new volunteers who joined the team in 2021 has been 5U5tained. A further to cause for optimism 15 the imminent expansion of the village whereby we may expect a gradual increase in the LJ5age of the hall over the coming year5. Financial Review Owing to recovery froTn the pandemic, this year saw a substantial increase in total Tncome, compared to 20211£3554 vers(Js £13291. Income from coffee shop sales (this include5 the tran51tory income from serving lunche51 was up from £340 to £1540. Income from hall hire also substantially increased Ifrom £440 to £11971, the result of more activities returning since the pandemic. We also benefited from several generous donations (amounting to £1251 from village residents. The event income was derived from the Sheep fair and, despite the inflation pressure on household budgets, increased to £642 compared to £545 in 2021. The interest earned from money in the Lincoln Diocese Account also increased lup from £4 to £871. Total expenditure during 2022 increased to £3185 from £2599 in the previous year. No expenditure was set against the coffee club as the consumables were provided by volunteers. Every aspect of our recurrent Costs lutilities, rates, etcl increased in 2022 compared to 2021, as did our insurance and the PRSIPPL licence. Maintenance of the alarm and fire equipment rose by 26%. The £180 entered under"Fixture and fittings" was for repair of the conservatory door. This year we discontinued payments for the web51te la cheaper alternative has been foundl resulting in a saving of £204. In summary, we had a surplus of £370 in 2022, compared to a deficit of £1270 in 2021 indicative of a significant recovery following the very difficult pandemic period in 2020. Structure Governance and Mana The Church Street Rooms is governed by its constitution document as lodged with the Charities Commission. ement Trustees are sought from the local and wider community in which the hall operates. Individuals are selected for their local knowledge. skills and experience. Before joining the tnjstee board, individuals are given the opportunity to attend meetings as a visitor to observe the board in operation. The Church Street Rooms is a member of Community Links. a Lincolnshire based charity providing advice and resources to organisations & individuals who operate within the rural communities. They provide us with targeted project support., technical. governance and legal advice and training- and through the provision of consultancy services. The hall referred to as the Church Street Rooms as a building is held under a Deed of Trust document by the Diocesan of Lincoln. with the sole trustee being the Parish Priest. The CIO called "The Church Street Rooms" is solely liable for the maintenance and daily operation of the said hall and as such the Parish Priest sits on our committee as an invested interested trustee. al address The Church street Rooms princip31 address is.. Village Hall, 7 Church Street. Corby Glen. Granth3m NG33 4NJ

The Church Street Rooms Trustee5 Report for the pèriod ènded 31 Decèmbèr 2022 Itontinuedl Charity number: 1169922 Tru5tee5 All trustees were appointed on the incorporation date, none have resigned during the period. Jon Wakerlev Anne D3vies David Hinsley Dean Miller Reverend Stephen Buckman Chair Treasurer Trustee Trustee Trustee The trustee5 declare that they have approved the trustee5' report above on 25th August 2023. 518ned on behalf of the Charity's trustee5 Jon Wakerley- Chalr

The Church Street Rooms Income and Expèndlture Account for the perlod ended 31 December 2022 Charlty number: 1169922 Allfigures relote to Ur)restrictedfunds INCOME YÈ 31112122 Ye 31112121 Coffee shop sales Lunch club sales Hall hire Donations received Event income Bank interest received COVID 19 local authority grant 1,504 340 1,197 125 642 87 440 545 Total Income 3.554 1,329 EXPENDITURE Cost of sale5'. Coffee shop Lunch club Heat and light Water Telephone Rates PRSIPPL for mu51C Ico 913 147 588 123 429 67 427 1161 iio 40 Licences.. 132 40 Insurance Maintenance: Alarms & fire equipment Fixtures & fittings (including replacing capital items) IT / website c05t5 1 Adverts 772 457 180 48 711 364 252 Total Expendlture 3.185 2.599 Net Surplus I (Deflcltl for the perlod 370 11,2701 Cash funds brought forward at l January 2022 Bank Account- Lloyds Bank Bank Account- Lincoln Diocese Account CCLI account Cash in hand 879 6,640 121 7,640 1,488 6,620 802 8,910 CASH FUNOSATTHE PERIOD END 8.010 7.640 REPRESENTED BY: Bank Account- Lloyds Bank Bank Account- Lincoln Diocese Account CCLA account Cash in hand 1.229 6.660 121 8.010 879 6,640 121 7,640 The trustees declare that they have approved the 5ncome and expendlture account. SSgned on behalf of the Charlty's trustees on 25th August 2023.

Jon Wakerley- Chalr