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SQRP Ref
Summary ofthe Para 1.17 To provide a community
based volunteer
transport
purposes ofthe charity service
in Tadcaster and surrounding
area to
as set out in its those who, by reason ofage,
ill health,
disability,
governing document financial
hardship
or other disadvantage
cannot
conveniently
use other publically
provided
transport
services.
To advance
chaditable
purposes
including
but not
limited to the promotion
ofvolunteering,
the
voluntary
sector and the effectiveness
of voluntary
work for the people ofTadcaster and surrounding
area.
Summary ofthe main Para 1.17 Community
based transport
service based on
activities in relation to and 1.19 volunteer
drivers
in their own vehicles of which we
those purposes
public benefit,
in
for the completed
3,500journeys
over the year 2020/21.
particular,
projects
the activities,
or services
The operation
ofa Charity Shop to raise funds for
the financial
stability
and future development
of
identified in the the charity.
accounts.
The development
offacilities to address social
isolation
namely,
leisure interests
and pastimes
including
Knitting
Group, Jigsaw Club, Community
Gardening,
Seated Exercise and Men's Shed plus
a Social Cafe.
Statement
confirming
whether
the trustees
Para 1.18 Trustees are aware ofthe requirements
ofthe
Charity Commission
with regard to Public Benefit
have had
guidance
regard
issued
to the
by the
and place this at the heart ofdecision making.
Charity Commission on
ublic benefit
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where relevant about:
SORP Ref
Policy on grant Para 1.38 The Association
has a 'Grant Making
Policy' which was
making provided
to the Charity Commission
forthe change of
objectives at the time of registration
as a CIO.
Grant making
is a minor part ofthe charitable
activities
and over the year 2020/21 has comprised
gifts of
surplus
donated
materials
to other voluntary
organisations
including
Brownies,
Martin House
Children's
Hospice Shop, StVincents Support Center
Leeds and TadcraRers.
The Association
has administered
grants on behalf of
North Yorkshire
County
Council (NYCC) for small
or anisations
re
uirin
Covid relief.
Policy on social Para 1.38 Social investment
does not form a material
part of
investment including TVCSA's activities.
program related
investment
Contribution made Para 1.38 Our volunteer
drivers donate their time to carry out the
by volunteers 3,500journeys
this year which equates to a cumulative
time of 1,420 hours
driving
and afurther 840 hours of
waiting
whilst accompanying
clients to ensure
successful
outcomes.
In addition,
the team who have been refurbishing
the
building
have accumulated
in excess of 1,000 hours
volunteer
time in DIY activities.
Those involved
in serving
in the shop and sorting
in the
store have also contributed
in excess of 1,250 hours.
The Association
gratefully
acknowledges
the
contribution
made by all the volunteers
towards the
success ofthe o
anisation.
Other

SORP Ref
Summary
ofthe
main achievements
ofthe charity,
Para 1.20 The charity delivered
3,500journeys
to people who
would otherwise
struggle to maintain
the same quality
of life and independence,
whilst remaining
in their own
identifying
the
difference the
homes.
These journeys
also ensure
many clients
achieve successful
medical appointments.
charity's
work has
made to the In promotion
ofvolunteering,
the voluntary
sector and
circumstances
of its
the effectiveness
ofvoluntary
work, the Association
is
beneficiaries
and
romotin
links with other or anizations
in the area
any wider benefits to benefits to and offers any surpluses
in the goods donated to our
and offers any surpluses
in the goods donated to our
society as a whole. organization
where they are of benefit to the local
community.
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Achievements Para 1.41 Social isolation was an unfortunate
outcome ofthe
against objectives restriction
required
to control the Covid19 pandemic.
set
Last year's journeys
included
many deliveries of
shopping
and prescriptions
to people isolating.
A
much lower proportion
ofjourneys
involved
transporting
clients. The Association
created
entertainment
packs of books, DVDs and CDs from
shop stock and delivered
them to clients to provide
some relief to people stuck at home.
Many drivers were also shielding
but we have been
successful
in recruiting
some additional
drivers to
continue the limited journeys
still operating.
The shop, cafe and social meetings
all suffered as a
result ofCovid restrictions
with less than half required
income and almost no social activities.
The
remises are
ro ressin
in their refurbishment
Performance of Para 1.41 All established
fundraising
was dramatically
reduced
fundraising activities under Covid restrictions:
against objectives ~
Journey
income from NYCC was held stable but
set client donations
were down 2/3".
~
Ad Hoc fund raising
did not happen as no town
events were held.
~
Selby withdrew
from the arrangement
for
contracted
bookings service.
~
The shop was able to open for less than six
months
through
the year.
On the other hand, there were a lot of Government
subsidies
available
for businesses
affected by the
restrictions
and the Association
was eligible for many
ofthem as a business
premises.
These grants
more
than made up for the reduced
income and were further
assisted
by the Furlough
scheme, which covered some
ofthe costs when staff were not required.
The Association
has built up an increased
reserve that
will support
its work during the coming year (when
income may continue to be affected) and any surplus
will be held on reserve as a deposit towards
buying
our
own
remises to reduce future rental costs.
Other

Review of the Para 1.21 The finances are ahead of The finances are ahead of the policies the policies ofthe
charity's
financial
organisation.
position at the end
ofthe period The structural
refurbishment
work is complete and we
have more than restored our 12months operating
reserve.
We may struggle
to cover all the revenue
costs while the economy recovers from the Covid
pandemic
but there are ample reserves
to tide the
association
through
this period.
Staff cost rises are ahead of inflation in line with
statutory
rises in minimum
wage. These costs are
bein
covered.
Statement Para 1.22 The Association
aims to hold at least
one year's
explaining the policy operating
costs as reserves to ensure that ifthere is
for holding reserves any risk from debtors, then this can be fully mitigated
stating why they are without
risk to the on-going
operation. In the unlikely
held event that the Association ceases, it can be wound up
in an orderl
manner.
Amount ofreserves Para 1 22 The Association
held approx. 268,000
unrestricted
held cash funds at year end, representing 2yrs operating
costs.
Reasons for holding Para 1.22 N/A
zero reserves
Details of fund Para 1.24 N/A
materiall in deficit
Explanation ofany Para 1.23 N/A
uncertainties about
the charity
continuing as a
oin
concern
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information
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choose to include further
statements
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about
The charity's Para 1.47 The charity actively seeks a diversity offunding
principal
sources of
funds
(including
any
sources
in according
restrictions
imposed
with its fundraising
policy.
The
by the Covid pandemic
means
fundraising) 20/21 is not representative but can be recovered as
restrictions esse.
Investment
policy
Para 1.46 N/A
and objectives
including
any social
investment
policy
ado ted
A description
ofthe
Para 1.46 The Association
has
no significant financial risks,
principal
risks facing
the charity The Association
maintains
public liability for all its
o erations as well as Trustee liabilit insurance.
Other

Structure,
Gove
rnanc e
an
d Management
Description
of
chari
's trusts
Type ofgoverning Para 1 25 Constitution
document
How is the charity Para 1.25 Charitable
incorporated
organisation
constituted?
Trustee selection Para 1.25 There should be not less than two nor more than eight
methods
including
elected trustees;
and Four ex officio trustees. There
details of any must be at least four charity trustees. Ifthe number
constitutional falls below this minimum,
the remaining
trustee or
provisions e.g. trustees
may act only to call a meeting
ofthe charity
election to post or trustees,
or appoint a new charity trustee.
name of any person
or body entitled to
appoint one or more
trustees
At every AGM ofthe members
ofthe CIO, one-third
of
the elected charity trustees
shall retire from office. If
the number
ofelected charity trustees
is not three or a
multiple
ofthree, then the number nearest to one-third
shall retire from office.
The vacancies so arising
may be filled
by the decision
ofthe members
at the annual
general
meeting.
In selecting
individuals
for appointment
as charity
trustees,
the members
must have regard to the skills,
knowledge
and experience
needed for the effective
administration
ofthe CIO
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choose
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relevant about
Policies and Para 1.51 New trustees are provided with "The Essential Trustee"
procedures adopted document
from
the Charity Commission website.
for the induction and
training
oftrustees
Where trustees request additional
training,
then this
will be
rovided
via Communit First Yorkshire.
The charity's Para 1.51 Under the Constitution, the charity
is a single
organisational organisation
with no subsidiary
undertakings. There
structure
and
any are no external or affiliated organisations with s right to
wider network with appoint a representative in the management ofthe
which the charity CIO.
works
The Trustees are responsible for all decisions. They
may delegate
duties to
sub-committees or individuals
but all decisions must be referred back to the Trustees
for a
royal.
Relationship with Para 'l, 51 N/A
an
related
arties
Other

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~
Restricted
Income (Note 3) Unrestricted
funds
f
F01
income
funds
f
F02
Endowment
funds
f
F03
Total funds
f
F04
Prior year
funds
f
F05
Income and endowments from:
Donations
and Iegaoes
Charitable
activities
Other trading
activities
Investments
41,271
43,613
8,593
750
7,000
42 02'I
50,613
8593
17,579
8593
25,030
46
Separate material
item ofincome
Other
Total
Expenditure
(Notes 6)
93484 7,750 101234 51,248
Expenditure
on:
Raising funds
Charitable
activities
Separate material expense item
Grants Carried Forwards
(Covid
Total
+ Garden) 285
44,572
8,617
53474
2463
5,287
7750
285
47035
8617
5,287
61,224
567
89070
6299
95,936
Net income/(expenditure) before tax for the reporting
period
Tax payable
40,0'I0 40,010 44,687
Net incomel(expenditure) after tax before Investment
gains/(losses)
Net gains/(losses)
cn
40,010 40,010 - 44,687
investments
Net income/(expenditure)
Extraordinary
items
40,010 40,010 - 44,687
Transfers
between funds
Other recognised
gains/(losses):
Gains arid losses on revaluation
offixed assets fcrthe charity's
cwn use
Other gains/(losses)
Net movementin
funds
40010 40,010 - 44,687
Reconciliation
of
funds:
Total funds brought
forward
Total funds cerned forward
37,646
77656
37,646
77656
82,333
37,646
Z
8 Restricted
Unrestricted income Endowment Total this Total last
fundsf funds
f
funds yea I'f yearf
Fixed assets
Intangible assets
(Note 15)
601 F01 F02 FD3 F04 FDB
Tangible assets
Heritage assets
(Note 14)
(Note 16)
602
603
8,988 8,988 13,482
Investments
(Note 17)
Current assets
Tofafgxed assets
8,988 13,482
Stocks
(Note 1S)
Debtors
Investments
(Note IS)
(Note 17A)
219 219 3,656
Cash at bank aud in hand
(Note 24)
Total cunent assets
606
B10
66,589
68,808
5,287
5,287
73,876
74,094
21,494
25 150
Creditors: amounts
falling due within
oae year
(Note 20)
611 140 5.287 5,427 986
Net currentessetsf(liabiNlesf 612 68,688 68668 24 1st
BH 37,646
Creditors: amounts
falling due after
one year
(Note 20)
623
Provisions for liabilities B15
Total net assets orliabilities
Funds ofthe Charity
616 77,656 77,856 37646
Endowment
funds (Note 27)
61/
Restricted income funds (Note 27) 616
Unrestricted
funds
Revalusrioa
reserve
610
620
77,656 77,656 37,648
Fair value reserve B21
Total funds s22 ,656 77,656 37646

Note 2
Accounting
policies
Note 2
Accounting
policies
EBIssfandard list ofaccounting poildes has been applied by Sre charify micep! forthose deleted.
dhferent oi eddirhr nai policy hea 0carr adopred thon this m demiled in the boxbelow.
Where a
2.1 RECONCILIATION WITH PREVIOUS GENERALLY ACCEPTED ACCOUNTING
PRACTICE
please provides
description
ofthe natum ofeach change
in accounting
policy
The accounang
policy Is based on analysis ofIncome
unchanged
fram previous accounts. The accounts are
format under SORP FRS102.
and Expenditure
presented
In the
and is
CC17a
Reconciliation
offunds per previous
GAAP re funds determined
under FRS 102
Start of
Eris of
period
period
2
2
Fund balances as previously
stated
Adjus tnleriisr
Puud balance as restated
Reconciiislien
ofnef incomeiinet
expendituref
per pmvious
GAAP fo net incomel(net expendhurei under FRS102
End of
Nsi incomeliexpenditurei
as previously
stated
Adiusrmentsi
Previous period net Incomeiiexpenditurei
as
restated
Note 2
2.2 (NCO((gE
Accounting
policies
Note 2
2.2 (NCO((gE
Accounting
policies
Note 2
2.2 (NCO((gE
Accounting
policies
Note 2
2.2 (NCO((gE
Accounting
policies
Thrs s/andard
/SN 0/sccounhng
po/icies fiss oesn applied by the chsray excapl /cr /hose /Icksd 'No' or hy/a
where a
drfibmnf or add//rona/
policy has been adopted then /0/s is de/ai/ad
/n the box be/cw
Recognltlon ofincome These are induded
m the statement cfFinanoal Adivities
(soFA/ when
ate charity becomes entitled lothe msources;
~
rt is mere likely than not that the trustees
will receive the resources,
~
the monetary
value can be measured
with su/ficfent
reliabilrty.
Y No* N/a*
Offsetting There hss been no olfsening
ofassets and liabsltles,
or income snd expenses,
unless
required
or permitted
by the FRs 102SDRp or FRs 102.
Yes* No' N/a'
Grants
and
donaticns Grants and donavons are only included
in the soFA when the geoeral income recognition
criteria ara msl (5.10to 512 FRS102SORPI
Yes'
No*
N/a
ZCD
ln the case otperfomiance
related grants, income must only be recognised
tothe extent
that the charity has provided
the specified goods or services as entitlement
IoIhe grant
only occurs when the performance
related conditicna ars met (5.15FRS102SORPi.
CZD™
Legacies Legacies are induded
in the SOFA when receipt is probable,
that w, when there has
been grant of probate. the executors
have established
that there are sufilcient assets in
the estate and any conditions
attached Iothe legacy are either vxthm the oxntrol ofthe
charity or have been met
Yes
No
N/a

ZCCI
Government grants The chanly has received government
grsrits
in the reporting
period
Yes' No* N/a
Tsx reclaims on
donegons
and gifts
Gifl Aid receivable
is induded
rn income when there w s valid decoration
from the donor.
Arty Gifi Akf amount
recovered on a donation
isconsidered tc be par ofthat gift and is
treated as an addition tothe same fund as the inibal donation
unless Ihe donor orthe
terms ofthe appeal have specified otherwise
Contractual
performance
g rsnts
income and
related
This is only induded
in ths SoFAonce the chanty has provided
the related geode or
services or met the pe norman/a
related rxndilions
Yea* Nc N/a*
Donated goods Dcnated
gOOdS are meaaured
at fair Value (the amaura far WhiCh the aaaet COuld be
exchanged)
unless
impractical
todo so.
The cost of err/ aleck ofgoods donated
for diskrbulion
to beneficisrres
is deemed to be
the lw r value ol those gifts at the tme oftheir receipt and they are racognrsed
on receipt
In the reporlmg
period ~ which the stocks are dlsinbuted. they are recognised ss an
expense at the canying amount ofthe stocks at distnbubon.
Donated goods for resale am measured
at fair value an miiiail recognitiOn,
which
is the
expeded
proceeds from sale less the expected costs ofsale
and recognised
in 'Income
from other trading activities'
wfih the corresponding
stock recognised
in the balance
sheet
on Hs sale the value ofstock rs charged against 'Income fram other trading
adivlbes'
snd the proceeds fio sale ars also recognised as 'Income from ofiter trading
adivlkes'
Eccl
Goods donated
for cn going use by the clrarhy srs rscogmsed as tangible fixed assets
anil induded
in the SoFA as
rrooming resources when recavable.
Yes* No' N/a*
Donate/I services and
fscilitlss
Gtfis in kind for use by the charrty are included
in ihe SoFA as income fmm donations
when mcewsbls.
Donated services and /softies
are included
in the SOFA when recewed at the value of
the gift tothe charity provided ths value of the gif!can be measured
reliably.
CCC7
Donated services and facilities that sre oxntumed
immediately
are rscogmsed as income
sxfh an equivalent
amount recognised as an expense underlie
appropnate
heading
in
the SOFA
Yes' No N/a
Support coals The charity hss incurred
expenditure
on suppori costs.
Volunteer
hefp
The value of any voluntary
help received is not induded
in the accounts
but isdescribed
in the sue!ass' annual
report.
Income trom
royalties and
interest,
dividends
1his is lnduded
in lhe accounts when receipt is probable
and ihe amount
recervsble
can
be measured
reliably.
Income from
subscriplions
membership Membership
sub scription s received
in the nature ofa gifi are recognised
in Donations
and Legaoes.
Yes* No' N/a*
Membership
subscnptions
which gives a member the right to buy services or other
benefit are recognised as income earned
Itom fhe provision ofgoods and ssrvrces as
income frcm charitable
ac5vilies
Insurance
clMims are only included
m the SoFA when the general
income recognnion
Yes' No' N/a
claims criteria are met (5.10lo5.12FRs102 BDRP) and are induded as an item ofother
Income in the SoFA
Investment
losses
gains end This mcludea
any realised or unrealised
gains or losses on the sale ofinvestments
and
any garo or loss resulc ng fram revaluing
investments
(o market value rd the end ofthe
year.
2.3 EXPENDITURE AND LIABILITIES
kisbrttty
recognitiort
DabilBes are recognised
where xismore likely than not that there isa legal or
constmckve
obligation
commrttmg
the charity to pay out resources and the amount
ofthe
obligafion
can be measured
vxlh reasonable carts mty.
Governance
COStS
and support Support costs have been akocaled between
governance
costs snd other support.
Governance
coals comprise as costs involving
public sccountabilily
ofthe charity and its
compksnns
nnih regulaticn
and good pracsrxt.
support costs mclude central fundlons
and have been agocated to accvlty cost
categones on a basis consistent
with the use of resources, eg allocating
property costs
by floor areas, or per capita, staff costs by the time spent snd other costs by their usage
Grants with
coadillorrs
performance Where the charity gives a grant with condqrons
for its payment
being aspeofic level
service or output to be provided,
such gmnts are only recognised
m the soFA once
of
the
recipient ofthe grant has provided
the specified service or output
Grants payable vrghout
performance
conditions
Where there are no conditions agaohirq
tothe grant that enables the donor charily to
realiskcagy
avoid the commitment,
s liability for the fug funding
obligation
roust be
recognrsed.
Redundancy cost The ohaniy made no radundarlcy
payrnerds
during
ihe reporting
period
Deferred income No metenal
dem of deferred
income has been mcluded
in the accounts
Creditors The chaniy has creditors which are measu/ed
at setgement
amounts
less any trade
drscounts
Provisions for liabilities A Iiabsrty is measured
on recognition
at gs historical cost and then subsequently
measured
et the best ask mate ofthe amount
required
tosetge the ohkgabon at the
reporting
date
Basicfinancial
instruments
The charity accounts for banc frnancial
metr uments
on rnrtlal lsxognrson as per
paragraph
107FRSfox SQRF. Subsequent
measurement
isas per paragmphs
11.17
IO 11 10,FRS102SORP.
2.4ASSETS
Tangible fired
use by charily
assets for These are capilalised
ifthey can be used lcr more than one year, and rust at least
They are valued at cost.
The depreciason
rates and methods
used are drsdosed
in note 14.
Intangible
lixed assets
The charity has intangible
fixed assets, that is. non-monetary
assets that do not have
physical substance
bul are identifiable
end are ccntroged
by the charity through
custody
or legal rights.
The amorb sation rates and methods
used are disdosed
in note 15
They are valued atcost on a Reducing Balance basta
The charrty has hentrme assets, that rs. non monetary assets vxth historic, arliskc.
Heritage assets scientigc, technological,
geophysical
or environmerltai
qualiges
that are hald
arid
mnlnlemecf
prlncipagy
ror their conlnbutlon
to knowledge
and culture.
The depreciakon
rates and methods used as disclosed
in note 16.
They are veined at cost.
Fixed asset mveslments
in quoted shares. traded bonds and similar investments
are
Invsstrr!Srite valued at initially at cost and subsequently
at fair value (their market
value) atthe year
end. The same rrealment
is applied
to unhsted
inveslmenls
unless fair value cannot be
measured
reliably
in which casa rt rs measured
at cost less nhpairmem,
investments
held for resale or pending
their sale and cash snd cash equivalents
wdh
matunty
date ofless than
1 year are treated as current asset investments
a
Stocks and work in
Plog mas
Stocks held for sale as perl of non-charge
hie trade are measured
at Ihe lower or ra/st
net realisable
value.
or
Goods orsalvoes provided as part ofa chanmble
activity are measured
at net reaiisable
value based on the service potential
pmvrdmt
by items ofstack
Work In progress is valued at cost less any foreseeable loss that is likely tooccur on
conkscl.
the
Debtors kncluding
trade debtors aml loans receivable) are measured
on rnrgal
recog mtinn at settlement
amount
aller any trade dtscoums
or amount
sdvsnrwd
by the
charily.
subsequently.
they are measured
at gle cash or other consideration
expected to
be mceived,
Note 3 Income
nsstncted
Analysis of income Unrestricted
funds
income
funds
Endowment
funds
Total!untie Prior year
Donagions
snd legacies:
Donations
and
ifts
Gift Aid
3 497 5
3497
5 779
Le acies
General grants pravidsd by governmentrother
charities
Membership
subscriptions
and sponsorships 32 519 750 33 269 11 800
which are in substance donations
Donated
cods fanlities
and servioes
Other - Government
Fur(au
h Scheme 5,256 5,256
Tots I 41,271 750 42,021 17,579
Charitable Selby Journey
Booking
Desk
activities: COVID Closure Grants
COVID Relief Funds
to be disbursed
Other- Kelcbar and Community
1st
Other - Shopping
Agent Journeys
Journeys 1 942
41 629
7000 1,942
41629
7000
42
7 755
838
Total 43,613 7,000 50 613 8 593
Other trading
activities:
Chdri
Sha
Sales
Social Cafe
Fundraisin
Events
Other
8503
90
8 503
90
21
2
632
553
Total 8,593 8593 25 030
Income from
Investnmnte:
Interest income
Dividend
income
46
Rental and leasin
income
Other
Total 46
Separate Electrici
Reclaimed
from
U
stairs Tenant
material item
of income
Total
Other: Conversion
ofendowment
funds
into income
Gain on disposal ofs tangible fixed asset held
for ohari
's own use
Gain on disposal ofa programme related
investmsnt
Royalties from the exploitation of intellectual
roe
nhts
Other
Total
TOTAL INCOME 93484 7,750 101234 51,248
Other Information:
All mcoms
in the priar year was unrestricted
provide description
and amounts)
except far: (please Cavid Relief Funds (55k from
Forum and 52k Fram NYCC
NYCC Community
Engagement
Stranger Cammuniiies),
Where any endowment
fund is converted
Into income in ths
repordng
period,
please give the reason forthe canvemlan.

This year
Descri ion
North Yorks County Council
North Yorks County Council
Selby District Council
North Yorks County Council
Communi
Trans
ort Grant
COVID Ccmmumty
Su
orl Or anisation
Business Su port Grants
COVID Relief Grant (for Disbursment)
Grant 9,269
24,DOO
39,629
7 ODO
Total 79,897
hiorth Yorks County Counci!
Government
grant 2
Cordmuhity
Transport
Grant
Descri ion Last year
f
11800
Government
grant 3
Other
Total 1 1,800
Please Pmvide deiails ofany
unfulfilled
conditions end other
contingencies
aneching to gntnts
that have been mcognlsed in
income.
This
ear
The CDViD Relief Grant is forthe CSOtc
provide
relief vp tc 8500tcorgshieations
affecte by COViD add the cost ofre-opening.
it is held on our accounts as restrided
funds
unli! used
Last esr
This
esr
Last ear
Please gi ve details ofother fomts of
government
assistance
from which
the charity hss directly benefited.
Note 5
Donated g
ood s, facilities snd services
This year Last year
f
Seconded staff
Ijse of property
Other
This year Last
ear
TVCSA Policy on Donations
and Fundraislng,
Jsn17.
TVCSA Paficy on Donatians
and Fundraising,
Jan 17.
Please provide details ofthe Donated goods are measured
at zero value
until
Donated goods are measured at zero value until
accounting
policy for the recognition
and valuation
ofdonated goods,
facilities and services.
such time as a value is realised
through sale.
-They do not sold to the Asset Value ofthe
cliarity as unsold stock.
- Ifdonated tos beneficiary
tliey are transfered
such time as s value is realised
through
sale.
-They do not add ta the Asset Value of the
chanty as unsold stock.
- Ifdonated to a beneficiary
they are transfered
with zero value. with zero value.
Please provide datags of any unfulfflled NIA N/A
conditions
and other contingencies
attaching
to resources from donated
goods and services not recognised in
incoiris.
Please give details ofother forms of
other donated goods and services nat
recognised
in the accounts, eg
contribution
ofunpaid volunteers.
We lieve 17va!unteer drivers wha completed
the 3,500journeys
carried out in me year, our
charity shop &estd are staffed by another 10
volunteers
(reduced
under Cavid restrictions)
and the management
committee
is completely
based on volunteers
offering their management
We have 19volunteer
drivers wha complete the
4,500 journeys
carried aul
in the year, aur
charity shop &Cafe are staffed by another 20
volunteers
snd the management
committee
is
completely
based on volunteers
offering their
management
skills.
skills.
Note 6
Analysis of
Note 6
Analysis of
Note 6
Analysis of
expenditure
This year Last year
Ruitlnclud
Analysis umustiictud
funds
Restricted
income funds
Endawmunl
funds
Tululfunds Unruulrimud
funds
incumu
funds
Endowment
funds
Totalfundu
Expenditure
on raisin
funds:
6 5
Incurred
seeking donations
Incurred seeking legacies
Incurred
seeking grants
Operating
membership
schemes and
sacial lotteries
Staging fundraising
events
Fudraimng
agents
25 25
Operating
charity shops
Operating
Social Meetmgs
Operating a trading
company
26'I
24
261
24
445
97
undertaking
non-charitable
trading
activi
Advertising,
marketing,
direct
mail and
Start up costs incurred
in generating
new source offuture income
Database develap ment costs
Other trading
activities
Investment
management
costs;
Pon7alia mana
ament costs
Cost ofobtaming
investment
advice
Investment
administration
costs
Iniellectual
praperly
licencing
costs
Rent co&ection, properly
repairs
and
maintenance
charges
Tatal expenditure
on raising
funds 285 285 567
Expenditure
an charitable activities:
Jaume
Administrator
Salaries
Redundancy
Payments
Building Services
Telephone/Internet
3rd Party Liability
Ins
Stationery/Sundnas
Barring and Vetting Checks
Covid Expenses
18915
1,05&
21 013
857
433
128
784
18&15
1 059
21 013
857
433
128
22,156
42 601
20.445
I 050
774
1 'I22
115
22,156
42,601
20,445
1 050
774
1 122
Aborted/Double/K20+
Jaurneys,
COVID Relief Grants
Total expenditure
on charitable
5&8 2463 598
2463
806 806
activities 44 572 2463 47035 89070 89070
Se
rats materiel
item of ex
nss
West ate Ex
nues Not Fixed
Fixed Asset De reclatian
Assets 4 123
4.494
4 123
4 4&4
I 805
4494
1805
4,494
Total 8,617 8,817 6,29&
Other
Deferred Grant Income 5287 5287
Total other expenditure
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
5S,474 5,287
7,7SC
5,287
61,224
ss ssc &5,&36
Analysis Analysis ofexpenditure on charitable activities
This ear Last ear
Actlvhy crprogramme Activities
undertaken
dire
Gmnt
funding
acllvl
of
a
Support
Coals
Total tltis
year
Activities
undertaken
dl
Grant
funding of
clues
Support
Costs
Total last
ytlal'
Acttv 1
Activ' 2
Other
Total

Please explai n the nat ure ofeach ex traordinaryitem
occurringin
the
period.
Descri tion This year Last year
Extraordinary item 1 None
Extraordinary item 2
Extraordinary item 3
Extraordinary item 4
Total extraordinary items

was paid p iease en ter'0'
in
the appropriate
box(esJ. .
g
This year Last year
E
Independent examiner's fees
Assurance services other than independent examination
Tax advisory fees
Other fees (for example: financial advice, consultancy,
to the independent
examiner
accountancy services) paid

This year: This year:
13,1Analysis ofgrants
paid
(included in cost ofcharitable
activities)
Grants to
Analysis institutions GranS to individuals Support costs Totai
Provide COVID Re/ief and a/nail gents
for re-opening
costs associated
with
2,463 Nil Nil 2,463
Government
restrictions.
Funded
from
CEFand
NYCC Grants held as
reslncied
funds
ToSl 2,463 2,463
13.2Grants made to institutions
Please provide
My chatty has made grants to particu/ar insf/tutions that are material ln the Yes demlls
t/RL.
ofcharity's
context ofIfs grantmak/ng.
grant and total paid to each
Dear/ls of
institution
the insf/tution
lsavailable
supported,
purpose ofthe
on t/re charity's
web site.
No Provide details
below
Names of Institution
Church Fenton Village Hail
1stre-opening Purpose
Covid Protection and Publicity
Total amount
rants paid
of
6
193
Ulleskelf Parish Council Publicity for Covid Support and Activities 34
TVCSA Covid Screens and Additional Cleaning 486
Tadcaster Guides Equipment for outdoor activity and increased 225
Riley Smith
Hall
Additional Cleaning Eqipment 165
Tadcaster
Swirnrning
Pool
Covid Screens and Additional Cleaning 500
Church
Fenlon Brownies
Equipment for outdoor activity and increased
Ulleskelf Village
Hall
Covid Screens and Additional Cleaning 500
Total grants toinst/tufions
Odrer unanalysed
g/ants
in reporting pertod 2,463
TOTAL GRAIVTS PA/D
2,463

Last year: Last year:
I3.3Analysis ofgrants paid (included in cost ofcharitable activities)
Grants to
Analysis Institutions Grants to individuals Support coe'{s Total
E
Activity crprcjea I
Nil
Nil Nil
Total
Please enter ' Ni/" ifthe charity does not Identify and/or allocate support costs.
I3.4Grants made to institutions
Please provide
details ofcharity's
Iay charity has made grants toparticularinsthutions
context ofits g/sntmaking.
Details oftheinstitution
grant and total paid toeach Institudonis
avagable
that are matertalin
the
supportsd,
purpose ofthe
on the charity's
web site,
Yes VRL.
No Provide details
below
Names ofinstitution Purpose Total amount of
rants paid E
~ ~
~ . ~ i
~ 0 I I ~ 4 I

19.1 Analysis ofdebtors This year Last year
Unpaid
Client
Invoices
Donations
at Year End
With Drivers
2,508
34 259
Prepayments
and accrued
income
Rent Paid 16th in Advance - 50%of month in Credit 700
Electric F1,100 in Creoii m Feb minus f200 for March
Building
Insurance
paidin Sept in Advance —50% in Credit 120 125
Business Insurance Paid in May - 1 Month Prepaid 65 65
Other debtors
Total 219 3,656

ened
This year Last year
Grants held on accounf Grant held on account to
for Covid Relief and subsidfse CCGJourney' s
Garden Development. )820

This year
p
Last year
f
5,287
5,287

Note 21 Provisions for liabilities and charges Note 21 Provisions for liabilities and charges Note 21 Provisions for liabilities and charges Note 21 Provisions for liabilities and charges
Please complete this note ifyou have included
in charity expenditure
hes a I/abi/ity
ofuncertain
timing oramount.
any prov/siona. A prov/s/on is made when the charity
21.1 Movements
in recognised
provisions
and funding
commitment during the period
This year Last year
f
Balance at the start ofthe reporting
period
Amounts added in current period
Amounts charged against the provision
in the current
period
Unused
amounbs
reversed
during
the period
Balance at the end ofthe reporting
period
21.2 Please provide: This ear Last ear
-a brief description
ofany obligations
on the
balance sheet and the expected amount
and timing
of resulting
payments;
-an indication
of the uncertainties
about the amount
ortiming ofthose oufftoam; and
—the amount ofany expected reimbursement,
stating the amount of any asset that has been
recognised for that expected reimbursement.
21.3 For any funding
commitment
that is not
There is This
ear
a lease commitment
for the There is a lease Last
ear
commitment
for the
recognised as a liability or provision,
provide details
property used by the charity payments property
used by the
Charity. Payments
of commitment
made, the time frame ofthat
are due as foaows: are due as follows:
commitment,
any performance-relaterl
conditions
and details of how the commitment
will be funded
- Not later than
-s1yr, «5yr
year f17,064
ft7,064
- Not later than
-& lyr, «5yr
year 617,064
634.128
(with contracts for capital expenditure
separately
identified).
21.4 Where unrestricted
funds
have been designated
to a fund commitment,
please disclose the nature of
any amounm
designated
and the likely timing of that
expenditure.

hfote 24
Cash at bank and
in hand
This year Last year
Short
Short
term cash inveshnents
term deposits
()ess than 3months maturity date) K
Cash
Other
at bank and on hand 73,876 21,494
Total 73,876 21,494
hiote 25
Fair value ofassets and liab))it)ss
25.1 Please provide details ofthe charity's
exposure to credit disk (the risk ofIncurring
a loss
due toa debtor not paying what Is owed), liquidity
This
ear
Credit risk is a number of small values,
dispersed across several
individuals.
In
agregate the credit risk does nct thraten
finanaal
viability.
DRP�
hiote 25
Fair value ofassets and liab))it)ss
25.1 Please provide details ofthe charity's
exposure to credit disk (the risk ofIncurring
a loss
due toa debtor not paying what Is owed), liquidity
This
ear
Credit risk is a number of small values,
dispersed across several
individuals.
In
agregate the credit risk does nct thraten
finanaal
viability.
DRP�
hiote 25
Fair value ofassets and liab))it)ss
25.1 Please provide details ofthe charity's
exposure to credit disk (the risk ofIncurring
a loss
due toa debtor not paying what Is owed), liquidity
This
ear
Credit risk is a number of small values,
dispersed across several
individuals.
In
agregate the credit risk does nct thraten
finanaal
viability.
DRP�
hiote 25
Fair value ofassets and liab))it)ss
25.1 Please provide details ofthe charity's
exposure to credit disk (the risk ofIncurring
a loss
due toa debtor not paying what Is owed), liquidity
This
ear
Credit risk is a number of small values,
dispersed across several
individuals.
In
agregate the credit risk does nct thraten
finanaal
viability.
DRP�
Last
ear
The charity
carries oui work for other grant
funded
organisalions
engaged
in adlvities
compatible
with our own objects.
They are
!Cwrisk and we continue
to monitor payment
ofinvoices such that we do not build up an
unacceptable
credit nsk.
Donations
from Clients are held by drivers
unhl they visit the office. Individual
exposure
is normally
icw value but the donations are
risk (the risk of not being able to meet Short term
financial demands)
and market risk (the risk that
the value ofan investment
wig fall due to changes
in the market) ansing from financial instruments
to
which the charity isexposed st the end ofthe
The charity does not have liquidity
risk
In line
with recommendations
on financial
prudence,
ws
hold s full suelve months operation costs
in Bank deposit reserves.
voluntary
and none payment
is not critical.
We are reducing
suggested
donaucn
levels
with an expectation ofphasing
them out in
future,
In line with recommendations
on iinandal
reporting
period and explain how the charity
manages those risks.
We measured
our resihenos
during the
COVID-19 Pandemic
and were secure
tliroughout
the 2020-21 finandai
year.
prudence,
we aim to hald a full twelve
months operation costs in Bank deposit
reserves (although
this has reduced
during
development
offawiibes).
Ifall credit risk
occured simultaneously
then the charity
would still be able continue to operate.
We have measured
our resilience against
the current COVID-19 Pandemic
and are
secure during
the 2020 21 fina noel year.
25.2 Please give details ofthe amount ofchange
in the fair value ofbasic financial
Instmmenls
(debtors, creditors, inveslmenta
(see section 11,
FRS102S
)) measured at fair value tlt rough
the SoFAthat is attributable
to changes
in credit
Nil - the charity does not use instrumen!s
other
than thOSe with dirert Caah Value SuCh aS bank
deposits.
Nil —Ihe chanty does not use instruments
Other than thOSe With direst CaSh Value SuCh
as bank deposits.
risk.
27.3 Transfers between between funds
This year
Reason for transfer and where endowment is converted to income, Amount
legal power for its conversion
Between unrestricted and
restricted funds N/A
Between endowment and
restricted
funds
N/A
Between endowment and
unrestricted
funds
N/A
Last
ear
Reason for transfer and where endowment is converted to income, Amount
legal power for its conversion
Between unrestricted and
restdcted
funds
N/A
Between endowment and
restricted funds N/A
Between endowment and
unrestricted
funds
N/A
27.4Designated funds
This year
Planned use
Covid Relief Funds
NYCC Localit
Grant
Residue offunds
Tc develop the
Purpose ofthe desi
rovlded for CO)/ID Relief
arden for use as recreational
nation
Grants
space
Amount
64,536.53
6760
Last year
Planned use Purpose ofthe designation Amount