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2023-03-31-accounts

SectionD Achievements andperformance
$ummaryofthemain
achievements ofthecharity
duringtheyear
The Coker Rope &SailClOwasregistered on March1
2017, to take
over manyofthepurposes and activitiesofthe older Coker &SailTrust
(Charity no. 1120031),theprimary aim beingtoprotect trustees from
potentially large personal liabilities. Our trustees are local people who are
closely involved withtheproject.
The CIO holdsalltheleases-themain factory site, the visitor centresite,
and the strip oflandtothenorth ownedbytheneighbouring Windsor
family. Allthreeleases are registered. The accountsoftheolder Trust
have now been elosedandthe funds transferred totheClO. TheCIO
also now claims GiftAidinsteadofthe Trust.
Our Heritage Lotteryfundedrestoration project completed on March3fth,
2020 -justastheCovid lockdown began. After a period of complete
lockdown closure, Dawe's became a place wherelocalgroupssuch as
theW,bell-ringers and a Royal Navy MilitaryWvesChoir cametomeet
outside as soon as restrictions were eased.
2022sawtheresumption of 'normal' opening, including many group visits
by U3As, Probus, local history societies and car clubs.Aseriesoftalks
waswellreceived.
Asrestorationofthe Victorian works began about15years ago, we now
find areas where repairs havetobe redone, and thereisongoing
maintenanceofthemachineryetc.
Ahighlight was our winning the Associationforlndustrial Archaeology's
'2022Community EngagementAward'.This broughtust1,000whichwe
areusingtoaddress ourtopprioritywhichissuccession for the future.
Allour trustees and most volunteers are over70.
Weare participatinginthe2023'OdArtsFestival', a local event based on
theRiverOdwhich flows through East and West Cokerandwhich brings
alarge, very different and generally younger audience.Wehave ourown
'artist in residence' and the organisers are supporting usinour
recruitment campaign.
Our income-which is now almost entirely donations-continuestomeet
all our outgoings, despitethelarge increase in electricitycosts.The
decisionswemade6years ago forthenew visitor centre-a heat pump
and underfloor heating, plus LED lighting and good insulation everywhere
have been proved conect.

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SectionARecei and
UnrestrictedRestricted
funds
funds
Endowment
funds
Totalfunds Lastyear
to fftenoa.Est€ to thenearcst€ to thercare$e to thenearest€ tothenearcst€
A1 Recei
Donations 8,387 8,387 7,073
GrantPayments 690 690 3,917
Repayments -HMRC Gift Aid 1,343
Book Sales 135 135 205
lnterest- Business lnstanl AccessA,/C 90 90 4
AR) 9,302 9,302 12,*2
Asset and investment sales,
Total receipts 9,302 9,302 12,U2
A3
Admin 866 866 780
Profesional Fees 325
VisitorCentre Caf6 Costs 2,219 2,249 2,016
Aciivities 2,49 2,49 700
Lftilities 1,083 1,083 423
Dawes Site Maintenance 1,010 1,010 3,813
Restitutionof lnconect Payments 84
Subtotal 7,656 7,056 8,54{
A4Asset and investment
purchases,(seetable)
Subtotal
Total paymenb 7,656 7,556 8,5,11
Net ofreceipts/(payme
A5Transfersbetweenfunds
nts.) t,6,lG {,M6 '1,00{
A6 Cash fundslastyearend 53,056 53,056
Cashfundsthis year end il,702 51,702 4,001
Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
*tgories funds funds funds
tonearest e
BlCashfunds CIOTreasurefs Account 4,6{14
Business lnslant Access A?C 50,099
Totalcashfunds 5,[,703
(agree balances with receipts andpaymffits
ascount{s))
Unrestricted
t,
Restricted Endowment
funds funds funds
tonearcst f, to nearest€ torcarestf,
82 Other monetaryassets HMRCGiftAid Paymentpending 1,891
i'r::1;;l{. Fundto which Cost(optional) Curcntvelue
83lnvestmentassets
Fundto which Cost (optional) Currentvalue
84Assetsretainedfor the
charity's own uss
Fundtowhich Amountdue Whendue
85 Liabilities
Signed by one or two trustees on
behalf ofallthe trustees
Signature Print Name Dateof