2022-03-31-accounts

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Trustees'	report			1-5
Independent		Examiner's	report
Receipts	and	Payments	accounts	7-8

							During the financial year we completed our prime objective —the erection ofthe statue —on 10'" February 2022. We were honoured
							beyond our wildest dreams when HM King Charles III (then, HRH
							Prince ofWales) agreed to unveil the statue. However, on the day,
							HM King Charles was indisposed, and the unveiling was excellently
							undertaken by Nigel Atkinson Esq. , HM Lord-Lieutenant of
							Hampshire. We could not have been more delighted to host HM
							King Charles three weeks later when he visited the statue.
							The unveiling was accompanied by a reception in the Great Hall of
							Winchester Castle, an exhibition for the public, and the distribution
							of an information leaflet.
Summary		ofthe main
activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to these objects (include within this section the statutory							Both events drew public crowds in the thousands. The statue has been exceptionally well received by all visitors and is now forming the fulcrum ofour educational work.
declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public							Earlier in the year, Hampshire County Council completed Key Stage 3 lessons, and these are now available free to schools in Hampshire, and nationally for a small fee. They are proving
benefit)							increasingly popular.
							Much progress was made during the year with our book, written by
							Rebecca Abrams and entitled "Licoricia ofWinchester: Power and
							Prejudice in Medieval England". This was published in the summer
							of2022.
							Fund-raising continued throughout the year and our ambitions were
							achieved thanks to many very generous donations.
							The trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the
							Charity Commission on public benefit.
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Summary	ofthe main		Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the
achievements ofthe charity during the year			year The unveiling and royal visit were the highlights ofthe year, but much was accomplished towards our other goals also. Phase
			One ofthe project was to erect the statue with an information board
			close to it, hold a small exhibition to accompany the unveiling,
			create Key Stage 3 lessons for children, produce and distribute	an
			information leaflet, and publish our book. With the publication of
			the book in the summer of2022, all these have been achieved,
			with the exception ofthe information board, where good progress
			has subsequently been made towards its completion.
			The statue
			The unveiling ofthe statue was preceded by hard work by sculptor,
			lan Rank-Broadley, in finishing the life-size statue, casting and
			patinating it. There was also much to do in submitting a request	for
			planning permission, finalising the statue site, and designing and
			commissioning the plinth.
			Much work went into preparations for the unveiling, and we are
			grateful for all the assistance we received from Hampshire County
			Council in organising it. We were extremely pleased that the
			unveiling was supported by a wide range ofsenior faith and other
			leaders, with the help ofthe Council ofChristians and Jews. Chief
			Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis (Chief Rabbi ofthe United Hebrew
			Congregations ofthe Commonwealth) gave a magnificent and
			moving speech. Other leaders included Rabbi Charley Baginsky
			(CEO of Liberal Judaism), Rabbi Joseph Dweck (Senior Rabbi of
			the Spanish and Portuguese Community ofthe United Kingdom),
			Archbishop Nikitas Loulias (Archbishop ofthe Greek Orthodox
			diocese ofThyateira and Great Britain), Archbishop Kevin
			McDonald (Archbishop Emeritus ofthe Roman
			Catholic Archdiocese of Southwark), The Very Reverend Catherine
			Ogle (Dean ofWinchester Cathedral), Reverend Dr Hugh Osgood
			(Moderator ofthe Free Churches Group), Bishop Debbie Sellin
			(Bishop of Southampton and acting Bishop ofWinchester),
			Reverend Dr Richard Sudworth (Secretary for Inter Religious
			Affairs to the Archbishop of Canterbury and National Inter Religious
			Affairs Advisor for the Church of England), Marie van der Zyl
			(President ofthe Board of Deputies of British Jews), The Lord
			Mann (HM Government adviser on Antisemitism), many leading
			Rabbis from different denominations, and local Muslim
			representatives. Senior representatives from Hampshire County
			Council, Winchester Council, the Hampshire Cultural Trust, and
			local organisations were also present, as were donors to the
			Appeal. The unveiling was accompanied by a klezmer band and
			was well attended by over a thousand members ofthe public.
			Security was provided by mounted police. Over two hundred
			guests were entertained in Winchester's Great Hall as part of Her
			Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
			Klezmer music was again played, and a guard of honour was
			provided by the Gurkhas. At the Great Hall, a speech was given
			on Licoricia's connections with Winchester by Councillor Keith
			Mans, Chairman of Ham shire Count Council, and one ofour

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				For the period from			Period	start date 01/04/2021		To		Period end date 31/03/2022
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				Unrestricted funds			Restricted funds			Endowment funds		Total	funds	Lastyear
				to	the nearest 6		to the nearest 5			to the nearest f		to the	nearest 5	to the nearest f
A1 Receipts
Donations and o rants						66,736			8,700				75,436	63,161
Gift aid						4,750							4,750	1,738
Sub total	(Gross income for AR)					71,486			8,700				80,186	84,899
A2 Asset and	investment sales
{seetable).
		Sub total
	Total receipts					71,486			8,700			-	80,186	84,899
A3 Pa ments
Independent examination olthe accounts
						600							600	600
Statue & Plinth						72,624							72,624	31,070
Book on Liconoa	ofWinchester					6,073			6,700				13,773	3,500
Education lessons														7,400
Professional fees														2,400
Admmistraiion expenses						17							17
Psmting iiliustrstion for book						1,102							1,102
Ceremony Io unveil the statue						7,296							7,296
		Sub total				86,712			8,700				95,412	45,469
A4 Asset and	investment
purchases, {seetable)
		Sub total
	Total Payments					86,712			8,700			-	95,412	45,469
Net ofreceiptsl(payments)						15,226							15,226	39,430
A5 Transfers	between	funds
A6 Cash funds last year end						52,718			5,000				57,718	18,288
Cash funds this		year end				37,492			5,000				42,492	57,718

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							Unrestricted	Restricted			Endowment
	Categories				Details		funds		funds		funds
							to nearest f	to	nearestf		to nearest	f
Bt Cash	funds				Bank		42,492
					Total	cash funds	42,492
					(verve Celenccs wiiil receipts aod paymecn
						vcccum(e))
							Unrestricted	Restricted			Endowment
							funcis		funds		funds
					Details		to neareut f	to	usa recitf		lo oeoreel	2
B2Other	monetary		assets
					Details		Fund to which asset be)on a	Cost (optional)			Current value o tional
63 Investment		assets
					Details		Fund to which asset helen s	Cost (optional)			Current value o lional
64Assets retained			for	the
charity's	own	use
							Fund to which	Amount		due	When due
					Details		lish)at relates		o tiloou		o tlonul
65 Liabilities					Book costs		Unrestricted			1,520
					Leaflet costs		Unrestricted			602
					Statue costs		Unrestricted			19,927
Signed by one or two trustees behalf of all the trustees				on	Signature		Print	Name			Date of a rov	I
							William	Carver