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2020-12-31-accounts

me s ofthe charity t rustee s who m anage the c harity
Name of person (or
Trustee name Office (if any) Dates acted
whole year
if not for body) entitled to
appoint trustee
(if
any)
1 Colin Bridges Chair
2 Juliet Hollingsworth
3 Chris Davie Treasurer
Karen Dowden Booking Manager
5 Mark Breach
6 Anne Brazier Fire Safety Officer
7 Ann Degenhart Housekeeper
8 John Frankland
Colin Groom Drama group Carnon Downs
representative Drama Group
lan Halford Publicity &
Maintenance
11 Geoff Ryall IT&Maintenance
12 Sue Sutherland Clark
3 Jenifer Macindoe 19.10.20-31.12.20 Perran-ar-worthal
Pre-school

Type ofgoverning Type ofgoverning Type ofgoverning Type ofgoverning document document document Constitution
(Foundation
model)
How charity is constituted Charitable
incorporated
organisation
Trustee selection methods Charity trustees
must be elected at an annual
general
meeting
at
which
all inhabitants
ofthe area of benefit of 18years and upward
are entitled to attend and vote. No person other than a charity
trustee
retiring
in accordance
with the constitution
may be appointed
a charity trustee at any general
meeting
unless:
1.they are recommended
for re-election
by the charity trustees;
2. or, an individual
is proposed
for election by an inhabitant
ofthe
area of benefit as under the Constitution
item 9.9.2
The charity trustees
shall maintain
a list ofuser bodies that they
consider to be supportive
ofthe CIO's objects and which have
indicated
a wish to appoint a charity trustee ofthe CIO. Each listed
user body shall have the right to appoint one charity trustee. Any
such appointment
must be made according
to the ordinary
practice
ofthe appointing
body and must be notified
in writing to the
secretary.
Where
any application
for the
right to appoint
a charity
trustee
is
received from any existing or newly-formed
body operating
in the area
ofbenefit, the charity trustees
may, with the approval
of not less than
two-thirds
of all the charity trustees,
add such body to the list of user
bodies and allow such body to appoint a charity trustee.
In view of the coronavirus
epidemic,
the trustees
decided to cancel
the AGM in 2020 and resolved that the elected trustees should
remain
in office for a further twelve months.
Additional
governance
issues (optional
information)
You
may
choose
to
additional
information,
include
where
The following
procedures
are documented
and
in place to manage
the charity:
relevant,
about:
~
Annual
business
planner
~
~
policies
and
procedures
adopted
for
the
induction
and training
oftrustees;
the
charity's
organisational
structure
and
any
wider
~
Annual
objectives
~
Annual
review oftrustees'
performance
~
Declaration
of business
and pecuniary
interest oftrustees.
~
Annual
inspection
of premises
and maintenance
programme
~
Annual
fire safety check
~
Risk assessment
~ network
with
charity works;
relationship
with
parties;
which
the
any related
~
Planning
for incidents
and emergencies
~
Safety notices and procedures
(also included
with invoices)
~
Financial procedures
~
Annual
review of insurance
cover
~ trustees' consideration of ~
Review ofcontract of hire
major risks and
and procedures
them.
the system
to manage
~
Booking data analysis
and review of hire charges
~
Review ofservices and their suppliers
~
Conditions
of Hire
~
Financial reoorts

Full name(s) John Frankland Christopher Davie
Position, e.g. chair, secretary, Chair Treasurer
Date

TOTAL
Income
Cleaning
Deposits
-20.00
Fund Generation - Fund Raising 40.00
Hall Lehings 7,933.95
Pre-School Rental Income 925.00
Total Income 28,878.95
TOTAL 26,878.95
Expenditures
Audit and Accountancy Fees 2,002.80
Cleaning 4,107.48
Consultancy
Fees
21,817.20
Electricity 3,346.09
Gas 176.69
Insurance 1,807.81
Office/General
Administrative
Expenditures 439.31
On-Line Services 600.00
Refuse Collection 794.16
Repairs and Renewals 2,977.98
Secretary Costs 902.00
Telephone 604.27
Water Rates 637.70
Total Expenditures 640,213.49
NET OPERATING INCOME 641,334.54
Other Income
Grant Income 11,034.34
Total Other Income 211,034.34
Other Expenditures
Office Equipment Depreciation 8004 100.57
Plant/Machinery Depreciation 8001 241.76
Total Other Expenditures 2342.33
NET OTHER INCOME Et0,692.01
NET INCOME/(EXPENDITURE) 2-20,642.53

TOTAL
Frxed Asset
Tangible assets
Furniture
and Fixtures
Furniture/Fixture
Depreciation
2,616.72
-2,158.60
Office Equipment
Office Equipment
Depredation
1,019.08
-113.93
Plant and Machinery
Plant/Machinery
Depreciation
4,385.92
-1,941.76
Total Tangible assets 23.807.43
Total Fixed Asset 23,807A3
Cash at bank and in hand
Barclays Bank, roof account 0.00
CAF Bank, Deposit Account 0.00
Cash Register 0.00
Lloyds Bank, Current Account 50,026.60
Petty Cash 0.00
Shawbrook 60 Day Notice 0.00
Standard
Life, roof account (closed)
0.00
Total Cash at bank and in hand 250,026.60
Debtors
Debtors Control Account 215.60
Total Debtors 2215.60
Current Assets
Prepayments 0.00
EXISTING Uncategorised Asset 0.00
Total Current Assets F0.00
NET CURRENT ASSETS 250,242.20
Creditors: amounts
falling due
within one year
Trade Creditors
Creditors
Control Account
-346.08
Total Trade Creditors 2%46.08
Current
Liabiltlies
Manual
Adjustments
0.00
I/AT Control 0.00
Total Current
Uabilities
20.00
Total Creditors: amounts
falling due within one year
2-346.08
NET CURRENT ASSETS (LIABILITIES) 250,588.28
TOTAL ASSETS LESSCURRENT LIABILITIES 254,395.71
Creditors: amounts
falling due
after more than one year
Funds 70,439.44
Total Creditors; amounts
falling
due after mors than one year 270,439.44
TOTAL NET ASSETS (LIABILITIES) 2 -16,043.73
Charity funds
Retained
Earnings
4,598.80
Surplus/(Deficit) -20,642.53
Total Charity funds 2 -16,043.73