SAM
CYMDEITHAS ELUSENNOL YNYS MON
ADRODDIAD BLYNYDDOL
i Hydref 2022 - 30 Medi 2023
ANNUAL REPORT
i October 2022 - 30 September 2023
cyrnd￿1has EIu5ennol Ynys Mon
Cale of Isle of Anglesey County Council
Council Offices
LLANGEFNI
Ynys Mon
LL77 7TW
Cymdwthas Elusennol Ynys M¢in

Care of Isle of Anglesey County Counul
Council offices
LLANGEFNI
Ynys Mon
LL77 7TW
Regisler•J Charity Number 1174536
GALA
MINI
Twst Oeed
The Isle of Anglesey Charitable Twst (Regislwed Charity No i(￿0818) was forn￿1 on 5 June 1990
and the Trust deed of thal date specifies the duues. power5 and condib.ons undw which Ihe Trust
L% requiied to operate Tl* assets ol the Isle ol AThJlesey Charrtable Trust were transferred to
Cymdethas Elusennol Ynys Mon on i ct10￿ 2019 (Registered Chanty No 11745361
The Trustees for the year endiThJ 30 09 2023 were as foUow&
Name
C* Edward Jo
(Chairl
Elw Jo
AppJnled Trustee 30 Sepleml)ef 2022
Det(•rah Chafer
App>nted Tfustee 30 September 2022
Ann To)ze
Apwinted Trustee 30 September 2022
Dr Lowri Hughes
Winled Trustee 30 Septemiw 2022
Trefor fven
Appointed Trustee 30 Septernter 2022
Trefor Lloyd Hughes Eltxted Trustee
26 July 2022
Non Oafydd
Elected Trusiee
26 July z022
Dafydd Roberts
Elected Trustee
26 July 2022
Newue Evans
Elected Trustee
26 July 2022
Jackn"e L￿15
Elected Trustee
26 July 2022
Gary Prjlthard
Elected Tfustee
26 July 2022
Date of
Intment
ApFanted Trusiee 30 SepltNnl)ef 2022
Tern
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 years
3 year5
3 year5
Officers

ch￿ Executsve
Acting Treasuier
Mrs CeLyn Menai Edwards
Mr Marc Jones
Ad¥1sry5
The of CIO during the we
Auditor and Accountsnts Messfs WJ Matthews & Son
Chartered Accountants
11 - 15 Bridge Streel
Caernarfon
LL55 th8
Investment Marogers
SBC Prrvate Bank IUIO Limited
78 Jan￿'S Slreei
London
Swth LJ8
consuitsrw coop LLP
37 Cardiff Road
nas Powys
CF64 4DH
Geldards LLP
4 Capitsl Ouarter
TyrKJall Street
Cardiff CFIO 4BZ
The trustees present th•r report and financial ststements for CynKl•thas Elusennol Ynys Mon
Ihe year ended September 30 2023
The financial 5tstements have been prerkired in accordance with accounb'ng wiicie5 and comply
Vhth the Charitses Act 2011 and Accounbng ar￿ Rep)rtsng by Charibes Statement of
Recommenced Practice appiKable to Charities prepaiing Ihwr financol staternents In
accordance with the Financial Reportsng StarKlard appb'cable In the UK and RepubiK of Ireland
IFRS 1021
GOVEANAN
STRucfuR
AND MANAGEMENT
cyrnd￿thaS ELusennol Ynys Mon was registered as a CharitalAe Incorporated Organisatson I'CIO'I
on 06 September 2017 (registered charity number 11745361 On oi Iktober 2019. the CIO rec￿Ved
the assets and undertakings ol a predecessor chafltable trusL "The Isle ol Anglesey Charilable
Trust" arKI commenced ts charitable ￿￿VIbeS fTom thal date
The Iste of Anglesey Chafitsble Trust was eStab￿shed by the Isle of Angle5ey Borough CounciL a
foTerunner oftheC(yJnty CounciL lo administer investments purchased from monies re￿Ved from

Shell (UK) Limited when the company ceased to operate an QI Terminal on Angtesey The monies
from Shell IUIQ Limited were received under a wivale Act of Paftsamenl - The Anglesey Marine
Terminal Acl 1972. which placed a duty on ihe cour￿¢1 to 'use the rr￿)n￿S solely in the interest of
the Island of Anglesey or its Inha￿"1ants. The same objects of the onginal trust deed apply to the
CIO io this day
The onginal trustees of the CIO heid ex-offKiO posiljons. automatically assuming their roles UF)on
being eLecte(J as local councillors of Isle of AThJlesey County CounciL
Recconising a l¥k of divwsty arKI Folenbal risks regardiThJ cOnf￿Cts of inlefest. Trustees
unanimously agreed on 27 January 2022 to adopl a meM1￿rShiP governance structufe alm￿￿ at
safeguarding the fund for future gWat￿n$ The new consbtutjon came Into effecl on 24 May
2022
The CIO Trjw operates under a two.tw g0vemar￿e syslem a Membership and a TnJstee Board.
The Trustee Board compnses indiwduais selected for th*r r•)ssession ol the skilLs, attn'bules. and
knowledge necessary lo ensure Ihe CIO continues to fulfill its charitsble obiectsves Six Trustees
are elecled from within U)e Membefship (Elected Trusleesl. while the rwnaining six. irKluding Ihe
Chair. are apw'nted thiotsgh an open. transparent. arKI pubbc rKruitment prcKess IApwinled
Trusleesl
Memlwshlp ol the chanty Is open io anyone who wishes to further its objectives. with individuals
Interested In supportsng the chanty's misS￿n in¥Ated lo become members Members p￿Y a pivotal
role In the CIO'S govefnènce by electing and appointing Trustees. scrutsnizing Annual Reports. and
ensunng the cOnstitut￿n remains relevant and effecbve They convene with the Trustee Board
annually to luifil ihese resp0nsits￿t￿ Members can vole on resoiutsons at a general meetsng or
on vmtten resolutsons
Any new trustee is fuuy ￿lered ￿ the history of the CIO. and ts objectsves and plans. as weiL as
the management and QFerabonal processes The trustee5 are encouraged to attend any courses
which they feel are reLevant lo the development ol thwr role. and to keep up to date on any
change5 In legislation The trustees arKI stsff keep thar skiii requirements under rewew and
subscribe to chafty law and guKlance
Each Trustee is apF*Jnle(I for a tem of three years A record of the ehafity trustees for the year
ending 30 Septemter 2023 Is outhned on page 2
The day-to4ay managemenl of ihe CIO continues to be delegated to the current Chief Execubve.
Mrs CeLyn Menai Edwards. who was appointed In September 2021 Mr Marc Jones. S￿lI0n 151
Officer of the Isle of Anglesey County Council lulfils the role of Acting Treasurer for the CIO With
his significant Involvemenl as Treasurer duiing the administration of the original lsie of Anglesey
Chantsble Trust and the subsequenl 35sel transfer to Ihe current CIO. Mr Jones bnngs Invaluable
experience to the positjon Considering the ongoing g0Vema￿e. administrative. and managemenl
changes within the chanly. Twstees agreed to retain the servTh of Mr Jones as Athng Treasurer.
The responsiblibes of the Chief Execuiwe and the Actsng Treasurer will undergo pericKIic Teview
to ensure they remain aligned with the evolving needs of ihe CIO
The trustees are ulbmately reswnsible for the ￿[￿les. aCtI￿￿e5 af￿ assets of the charty.
Full m*tsngs a￿ heid at least three times a year lo remew strategy. grant appwtions. grant-

and owau performance ofthe Cio.
The CIO has three sub<ommiltee5. with four trustees b￿.ng è member of each committee" a
mixture of Appoi'nted and ELKled Trustees swng on each.
The Investrnents, G)vemances and Risk Commilteeconsists of four members Dr Edward Th
Jc￿￿, tÈborah Chafer. Newlle Evans and Trelor fven The Committee's obiects've Is to
le oversight arKI guidance on the CIO'S investment activities. managing risk.
governance. and oVer￿￿j contractual (￿gatiOnS lo ensure al￿nrnent with Ihe charity'5
vwn. misSKJn and values.
The People and RemUneWat￿n Committee consisted of four members Ann Tcoze, Dafydd
Roberts. Non Dafydd and Trefot Lloyd Hughes The Committee's objectsve 15 to provide
oversight and guidance on charity's human resour￿ p)ticles. practsces. and
rernunerat￿n management
The communical￿n5. ￿￿b￿"C Engagement and Markebng Committee consisted of four
memter5 Elen Jones. jack￿ Lewis. Gary Pritchard. and Dr Lowri Hughe5 The Committee's
obJ￿￿Ve Is lo develop and execute strategies lo promote the charity's missK)n. increase
pubiK awareness. and engage stakeholders effecb"veLy
The trustees ccffwlt wth the charty's professional advisers wlw need&J. The Ch￿f ExKutsve
oversees the day-to4ay managemenl of Ihe charity's acbvitses This Includes processing and
Inthuy reviewing grani appbcal*ons. presentsng them to the trust￿ for consideration and
approvaL as weil a5 hand￿ng grant payments ancF maintsining the tharily"s financial records.
PRIMARY RISK
AND MANA
NT
In line with the requirement for trustees to urbJwtske a risk assessment exercise and report on the
same In thwr annual reprt the trustees consider the risks that the charity faces and review the
rneasu￿ in place. or that lo te put in place. to deal with them
The trustees Klenbf*d five rn￿n areas where risks may occur.
Govemance and Strateg
Operabon5
Comptsance ILegal or Regulaloryl
Financkil
Environmental and Repulabonal
Govemance and Strategic looks at the nsk the CIO suffers from a lack of directs"on. the skills and
training of trust￿5. board connjcts arKI the gwd use of Its funds
Operab"ons l())ks at the risk Inherent in the CIO'S actmb.es including supwrtsng unsuitsble appeaLs
from charit*s. conts"nuity of siaff. lack of a disaslef recovery p)bcy. etc.
Compilar￿e (Legal or FleguLAtoryl I(￿kS at the ¥isk CIO suffers from a lack of compliance with
legisiats.on and reguiabons appropriate to Ihe activities. size an¢J structure of the CIO'S size It also
looks at the effects of government policies and compb.ance wilh Charity Commission directives

Financial risks Include those arising as a result of pxsr Ixjijgetary controL inappropriate swding.
poor accountsng. and Inappropriate Investment p)iK*s. eic
Enwronmental and Reputational looks at F￿$￿tle damage to the CIO'S reputation. ihrough
associalion with unsuitable charities or wilh inappropnale actiwty. Including conducl and
timeliness It a150 includes any rIS￿S assockited wsth tFk% chanty's proFerty. including land
management plans and duty of care
The trustees consider the voialibly of investrr￿nI returns to constrtule the charity's major risk and
therefore benchmark the relum b￿￿9 obtain&1 against other similar Investment opty'ons The
Iruslees consider thaL In current markel conditions. the curTent Inve51ments are providing the
appropriate Income Tequiremenl lo contintse ILS lulure grant making actsvities The trustees review.
at leasi annuauy. the wrfomwnce of the Inveslments heid and the strategy for minimizing nsk lo
the chanty
The composition of the Ix)ard ol trustees Isdeemed adeouèle for fuifiibng the CIO'S obiectives arKI
upholding governance stsrKlèrds Recognising the wtenlial for conThrts of Interests among
Apwinted Trustees wfv) also hold roles as Local Authority Counciliors. the Board reynains
giknL To proactively ￿￿re$S any concerns. a second governance revw Is scheduled for July
2024. fouowing ihe Inilial assessment conducte(I In December 2021
Having assessed Ihe risk5 to whth the charity Is exF4)sed. In particuL4r those relating to its
Investments. the trustees beijeve thal by ensuring controls exist over key financk41 systems and by
delegating the Investment management functs.on to Investment managers. subject to regular
monilonng. Including periodK review5 of wf0m￿nCe against benchmaik. they have esiabb'shed
effecbve systems lo mrtigate those n5k5
ECTPIES AND ACTIVITIES
The thantable purp)ses of the CIO are bmited lo the general pubtsc benefit of persons resident on
the IsiarKI. including
the prowsion of arnen1t￿ and facilibes.
the preservabon of buiLdings
the conservation ènd protect￿n of &nd.
the protectson and safeguarding ol the environment
the spon50nng of pUb￿.cO￿.onS and eduCat￿naL research projects.
This is ach￿ by contributing towards sFending on serwces provvJed for pubLK benefit and by
makin9 9rants to chari(3ble and voluntary organisabons
The reStrIct￿S on the way In which the CIO operates are slated In the CIO'S Consbtubon. The main
pjwers are lo further charitable purposes and lo make suth arrangements for the management
and administration of the CIO as It sees fit
The CIO has an endowmenL which 15 expendable provided a two-thirds maiorrty of the members
approve such a resolubon 11 has adopted a long-term objects've of ensuring that the value of the
endowment matches 1nrta1￿￿

NT MAKING PO
Grants are made ffom the annual Investsnenl Income and Increase In the capiLIl value of
Investments For Ihe year wding 30 Wlemt*r 2023. tts lull 803rd of Tiustees determined
Ihe value to be auocated. based on Ihe wformance of the lurKI In Ihe preceding year and the
Ic￿SI&l perfofmants for the forthcoming year
AlIctat￿ are made annually lo the foliw'ng wimary grant Fwrams
Small &ants lup to Eio.000)
Large &ants (over £io.oool
C¢)mrr4Jnity Spaces Grant (annual runnirYJ costs)
AILappb"catsons are through stsndard appilcation lom. and advwts.sed In Localpapers. soual medla
nthorks and community engagemenl events
The year ending 30 Seplemtw 2021 marked a ol transits￿ for the CIO regarding its
gobpmarte. managemenl and appointrnent and eleCt￿n of new Trustees
Foilowmg this transrtion. the newly elected aThJ aPFKJlnted Board for the yearending 30 September
2023 embarked on lests"r@ V)wr rteralNe granE-ma￿.ng strètegy
This strategy. In bne with the CIO'S goals. f¢xused on auocabng funds efficiently while stsying
p)nsive to recip*nts' It actjvely looked for innovabve projects Ihat go beyond financial
supwrt aimirrfJ to Improve community health. weil-b•ng. and environmentalaccess Itaiso aimed
to str6YwJthen cAgan0ai￿nS. and emFower communibes lor change
As of the year endiThJ 30 Wlember 2023 the consequence of the financial strategy adopted in
2009 Is that separate cawl reserves were no longer deemed necessary. except to recognize
historical commitments Because some funding commitments may span mulliple financ¢al years.
the general reserye Is permilled to go Into defi¢iL provkaed cash flow resto￿ il to surplus by the
tsme the commitmwl ￿ horK)uied In fuiL
The CIO Cons￿￿ed that Ihe current level of reserves was sufficient to provide future Investment
Income to cover grani payments. as weu as SUPFQrt governance costs

INV
NT PLRFORMA
The CIO has wide investmenl powers. including wrchase of St(￿ks. shares. secunties and woperty
of all ty￿$. whelher or not they pr¢)Juce irKome and Irrespecbve of the risk involved. These
power5 are described In the Trusl C*ed
PerfOrrnar￿ lo date against the long-tem Objecti￿ li e that thè value ol the endowmenl should
increase In bne with Inflation - calculated excluding land valuation) is as lollows
A tsrget of E22418m was detemiined for 30 Seplembw 2023 (adjusted in ￿ne with RPII and the
actual value was £23213m which E795k above taiget This compares lo a Valuat￿￿n of £21.967m
as al 30 Seplembef 2022. wh￿h was £450k below the taiget of £22Ai8m
A tsr9et of E494.041 was detefmine¢J at i Cttober 2022. while reaiis•J value was £37S028. which
Is É119.013 tjeiow target
The agreed long term investment strategy Is to return 5% al￿ the current Bank of England base
rate. with the following benchmark for asset aLLocats"on
A55et class
UK Equitses
I￿erseaS equitjes
Fixed tnterest
AlternatNes
Cash
BwKhmark alLccal*)n
30Y.
365%
25%
Actual allocation
12 8°A
52 OY.
259%
92%
01%
FINANC_IAL STATEMEN15
The financial ststements have teen prepared in accordance with the Statement of Recommended
Practice Accountsng and ReFX)rting by Charibes IFRS1021 and comply wilh the Chanty's trust deed
aFyitsble law
Cymdeithas Elusennol Ynys Mon Annual Report and the Accounts. shown on pages 9-21. were
approved by the meeUNJ of the CIO held on 19. 07. 2024.
Approved by Y Gymdelihas on:_
Slgn•d on bohalfof Y Gymdeithas by._

CYMDEITHAS ELUSENNOL YNYS MON
NT OF FINANCIAL
FO
THE YEAR ENDING ON
PTEMBER O
fufvj
Inveslrnenl Incomp
a)d fixÉYl
530.743
530.743
2211
461925
Inlwest
Trtsl Ir*oml
461
C￿￿ ol glwalry fu￿ts
98
103.S3
l markeb
00
307.122
107.122
103.153
4z$8
44Oy
GTarts ￿ furt￿a￿ dV*cèfvsoltt*dwty
ieol ikn3lesry CC. C¥*1 Yrrys M
Jzi.$00
47.861
676.992
2JSOC
478
Large grants arKJ gr•rts
67OW2
SA81
075.731
384.8
492
44A92
5.763
1041487
4.700
442.736
675731
(472.858)
167s n
(1¥8.5991
1675.n
(s￿63$)
(83
HoWroJ 9•lns Af￿ los•s
Coin£/(105￿5I ￿ rcwalu3tviarKI
diswsal of irtvtsinwL a55eiS
713749
713.749
114225
38.018
(L506so8J
Toial luryJ5 tscwhi lorwarE1
747.124
19.847 3
20S94.514
72.101022
Toial furth lorward
807220
19895408
20.892.628
20594.
The compafats.ve breakdown of p￿1 year lund balances for the ￿FA is given in Nole 16

YMDEITHAS ELUSENNOL YNYS MON
BALANCE SHE￿ AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 2023
Note
2023
Z022
Inveslments
21A82.055
21,967.987
Curront A55ets
Debtors and accrued Inc
Cash at bank
Total current asg•ts
82.302
79.027
.682
86,667
Uablllues: amounts due vrithin one year
Creditors
AllcKations nol defra
Total ibablibtb•s
io
133.2641
1846.84
1880.1
1826.636)
(6
04J
lJA60.J4OJ
li
Net curr•ni ass•ts / (Uablutiesl
A2
20.
2.628
20
Funds
Unrestricted funds
12.13
807.220
22.856.997
Q.971.589)
747.124
22.816,674
(2.969284)
Captal
". Grants allocated from captal
Total lunds
20.
.628
20.
.514
Ic

YMDEITHAS ELUSENNOL YNYS MON
CASH FLOW STATEMENT AS AT 30 SEPTEMBER 20Z3
Note
2022/23
202J/22
Cath Ilows fv?m operatlng a¢tlvltles
Mèt tash wovld•d (US￿ In) op•rntlng
15
11.731.895)
liJ8iJ53J
C•sh Ilows from Investlng artl¥lil•s
Dividends Inleresl and ieni from
investments
Proceeds frc*n sèle of investments
Purchase of Investments
Net cash prwkl•d by luwl Inl Inv•stm•nt
activities
532 954
13.110.019
470.567
10.688.644
1.498.977
1346.338
Change In cash and cash equlva(ents Sn th•
repLYtlng pwl¢)d
Cash and Cash eguivalents at the beginniry of
the rptx)rtln9 period
Cash and cash 8qulvai•nts at the end ofthe
Lyting perlod
(232.9181
135.0isJ
284.01
284.oj
Approv•d by Y Gymdelthas on..
Slgn•d w b•half of Y Gynthlthas by..

NOTES TO THE FINANCIALSTATEMENTS
ACCOUNTING POUCIES
Basls of Accounting. The financial statements have been prepared In accordan
with Accounting lind Rep)rbng by Charibes sts¢ement of Recommended Practice.
applicable to Charit￿ prepanng Iheii attounts In accordance with the Financial
Reporting Standard applicable In Ihè UK and Rer>ubbc of Ireland IFQS1021 (effective
i January 20191 - (Charilies SORP IFRS10211. Ihe Financial ReportiThJ Slandard
applicable In the UK and Repubit of Ireland IFRS1021 and ihe Charrty's d*J and
appbcable law
CyrTththas Elthennoi Yrys Mi?n meets the FRS)02 definit￿ of pubiK Interest entity
Assets arKI Iwbiuties are recorde(I In Ihe accounts at historical cosL unless have
been reststed In accordance wth a relevant accounbrwJ pobcy
Grnnts Payabte are recognised In the accounts when ihe auocab.on has been
appioved by Cyrndeithas Elusennol Ynys Mtin. and the n￿esSary corvjrtions that
enable the furKling are confirmed
Investment In¢om• Is Includgj In the accounts.
for short lemi deposits and balances - on a daily accrual basis.
ror equity - when st¢xks are declared ex-dividend.
for rents- in the yeai lo which It related.
lor wuectrye furKls a￿1 Incomeon a re￿pts basis.
The ¢ydInaryeLeM￿t ol stocks rKwved In ofca5h dwideTrJ is treated as income
of the fund
{¢h) Expendlturn Expendrture is induded on an aecruats basi£ Costs have tseen
attributed to luncbonal categor￿$ In the Stslemenl ol Financial Actsvibes Costs of
generatsrvJ funds comprise tIK)se costs direclly attributsble lo Improving. prolecling
and marketsng Investment pro￿rtY and the costs ol managing the Investment
p)rtfolJo and Taigng investment Income
CharitsbLe ex[￿liture comFxises grants to volun13ry and local organisatK)ns and
contributKJns to pubbc serv￿eS It ha5 atso Includèj direct expenditure on an historic
building and land in Cym(Jwihas Elusennoi Ynys Mons ownefship These are
tharged In Ihe year In wh￿tt the decision Is made to offer the grant Where
organisauons have been given an IndKatton ol granis payable In a future year. they
are noted as Indicative bul not èccrued In the accounts
Managemwt aTrJ admin15tratJon comprise paymwts to third Pa￿e5 relatiThJ to the
admin15tratw of Cymdeths ELusennol Ynys Mix)
Idl
Investm•nts The investments of cYMd￿lhaS Elusennol Ynys Mon have been
valued al middle market price5 at the close of business at the balance sh￿l date.
except collerbve Investments. wh¢h are valued al bid price
Gains and Losses on disposaland revalual￿n of Investments are charggj or crediled
to the Stsiemenl of Financkal Actiwt*s

Idd) InV•stm￿t Propwty See note 7 to the J¢¢ounts
(e
Funds The nature arKI puwrw of each fund are expiaingj In note
Preparntlon ofthe accounts on a golryj concern basls: The trustees are ofthe view
that the charily has sufficienl lunds In resèrve and that Ihe charity Is a going concern
INVESTMENT INCOME
Atrnosl all the CIO s Income arises from the investments held by Investment Managws.
r fees dewid on Investmenl perf0rrnan￿ and Income Is projected net ol fees The
total irKome on investrwits for the current was £375.028.
COST OF GENERATING FUNDS
These are the costs of rnanaging the irwestmenl proFety and the Investment Managers.
30 S•pt•Trknr zoz2
Investment Managws. Fee
103.153
8300
107 122
103 153
REMUNERATION & RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
None of the trust￿S lor any persons connected with them) recwved any remuneration or
benefits from the charity during the curient or prior year
Trustee5 were rambursed a totsl ol £s4 65 (2022 - £0) for expenses incuffed in the course
of Ihwr dubes during the year Expenses include costs incurred when visiting grant
a￿￿￿nts as part ofthe trustees. g)vernance procedures.

GRANTS
8eiow is tt*% direct chanlabLe exFeThJrture by cYm￿"tha$ Elusennol Ynys Mon
30 S•p2ozz
Jo S•p 1025
lthof ArvJl•w CC- Cmei Ynys M
215.(
47.861
57.893
Volunw Ctrgoroot
. VIlL49e Hall *urYMry Casts
464274
Mon
-Urdd C<thth c￿
- Dgartrel C
48 000
56544
sowo
33000
20 Qotr
44WO
. Clw*J Ftygb Uatwdr
50 000
52 04Q
28832
37.958
2￿.627
41
L047262
473.
Grants aiLocalwJ but not claimed within the eb"gI￿lIty FEri¢yJ are wriiten off and funds
ieturned to the general and capitsl (und for future aLiocalKJns
30 sePt*rt￿l0I3
30 Sept•nkn 2022
Community Or9arMsaiKJris
Vil&ge Halls
e &ants
27 646
27.234
1171
56,OSI
20.750
34476
33.868
89.094

GOVERNANCE
cYr￿1￿1has Elusennol Ynys Mon s govemarKeexwses represent f&s to other bodies for
speCia￿st services. travel and sub￿st￿lce costs. as weil as salary costs of the Chief
ExecuDve Officer and Treasurer's Fee Details of ￿ management and administratjve
expenses are
39 Sept•ff*w 1022
Al￿￿rtor'S lee- for ￿drt servKes
Employee L￿￿r￿S
4trJ5
5.810
4793
444
8760
53.234
INVESTMENT PROPER
During 1935. the Isle of Anglesey Borough CC￿ncIl transferred two parcets ol land at
PhO￿(￿h and Amlwch Port lo the TrusL at an estsmaled market value of £550.000 The
land was part ol the final settlement by Shell IUIQ Limited (see Trustee's Reporv and subJecl
to the sjme conditth)s as the orKJinal monies Part of the land al Amlwch Port was sold In
1939/96 ènd the remainir¥J land at Rhosgcch was soLL1 In 2015/16
Temaining Lar¥J at Amlwch Port has Thl value. b*ng esb"mated market value. and Is
deggnated as a heritsge asset It constitutes one 51de of the haTtXJur. which dates to the
18th century. and Includes the Mona MIIL built In the early nineleenlh century The land is
used as an arnenity by ihe pubbc and CIO has agreed lo pubbc acce55 to the MIU and is
consthring FKOP)sals to lulfil its conswvaknon and we5wvat￿n objectsves In respect ol this
land
Tho vaL(￿l￿)n was urthtsken by the Isle ol Anglesey c￿n¢11.$ Valuer ason 30 September
2022 The Valuer Is a Mernber of the Royal Instjtute ol Chartered Suryeyots IMRICSI and is
an employee of thelsle of Anglesey County CounciL
The CIO has no olhef Herilage Assets. rKJT doe5 rt have a FoIKy to ￿tiVeLY acquire any
further such assets
1fr4VESTMENTS
The Investments ￿wn in the balar￿e sheet can be broken down a5
30 Septon*•r 2023
30 5•pt•nkn Zoaz
Equity- UK
Global Equity
Fixed Interest
Aiierroiive5
2.747 865
lli63 926
5 SE5 495
1972 028
21
11751.363
6 792 533
227BIz5
216 160
276 380
ZL967.987
42 721
zu8z.055

Investments afe heid through ￿￿ent manw In the name of nominees and ali
holdings are readily rea￿Sable
Furthef ddails cn the typeof r￿￿5h Investments vnthin U)e ￿rIOd that a￿ more
than 4% of the value of ihe Investments within the penc•J afe shown in 13ble below
HS8C GIF fAobal Corwrate Bond (fixed Incryne. GBP)
HS8C GIF Global Govemmenl (fixed Incon*. GBP)
HSBC ￿SE Au-world Index Inst IEquilies. G8PI
Chanlies Property Inc Ipeal Estate. GBP)
HS8C GIF CAobal Emer ,
Maikets IF4Ked Ir￿Orne. USD)
680%
635%
449%
410%
405%
Invested cash includes small amounts of forewjn currency AU investments are shown at
market value
Tre c¢xre5ponding histoncal values at 30 Septemter 2023 are as follows"
EoooJ
2569
10.784
6.105
1737
2L195
£000
178
381
15501
235
Eryty.UK
Et)uity. Global
Fixed Iniewest
Njtwrthes
2747
Iki65
5.5S5
1972
ZL439
£000
£000
8r¢wht f¢yward
Sales redempiK*is
rth3ses aThY r￿h[s Issues
Gains / IlosS￿ In
Z2.83S
ts3 7841
(￿.11
6n
714
2L439
21.195
673
Reabsed gains / (losses) are calculated as Ihe total dIff￿en￿ between the sales Income
and historical cost The total gains / Ilossesl on investments Is the lotsl ol realised gains
/ Ilossesl from sale of tsAdiTrJs rtet of any adjustments to historical cost plus unrealised
gains / Ilossesl
DE8TORS AND ACCRUED INCOME
Accrued Investnwl Income
82 302
82.302
79 027
79,027
ie

io.
CREDITORS AND ACCRUALS
Investment Mana
ent Fee
Isle ol An
Count COU￿
24556
25 622
784 570
16 444
Oz6,636
8708
ALLOCATIONS NOT DEFRAYED
These a￿ grants awarded in previous years whKh have not yel been claimed by the
beneficiar￿5 Grants not claimed within four yeafs are normauy de-committed. and this is
reflected In this r￿ule. The CIO s Large granis supwrt schemes for which payments can be
dravm down by the project swnsors over a of years
FUNDS
Cash In any fund not required lor stvt temi I￿uKlIty. ts temFo)ranly Invested with the
Investrnenl Managers
The Capltal Fund is the exwmjable endowment of Ihe CIO It is made up ol the land and
monies reC￿ved by the Isle ofAnglesey Borough Council from Shell IUIQ Limited when the
company ceased to operate an Oil Terminal on Anglesey. and transferred to Ihe Trust In
19* and 1995 together with the ca￿tal grovAh on those sums From time to time. capital
may LE released to fund specific projects by a maJoTty of Iwo thirds ol the membership ol
CYrTrJ￿thas Elusennol Ynys Mon
The movements on Ihe Captsl Fund relate lo gains and losses on the Investments. the
pwformance element of the Investmenl Managers fee and any costs ol Improving.
otectsng ￿ markebng the land as shown In the Stslement of Financial Acbwbes
The baL8nce on the General Res8r4e Is the accumu&led surpluses and deficits from
prev￿￿5 years which the CIO is free to use In accordance with the charitsble objects
Income from the inveslmwts. and au costs r￿lcharged to thecapitsl fund In the year. relate
to the unrestricted Genwal Reserve as sl￿wn In the Sialement of Financial Activities The
alLccatJons made from the CIO'S annual grants programme at50 Teiate to th15 reserve
17

ANALYSIS OF MOVEMENTS BEPXVEEN FUNDS
. Galn5 and 14ovemont
b/hwd
¢/fvAd
747.124
22 ei6 674
1472.858)
807220
22.856.gJ7
12 971.5891
20.6x628
CapiL31 Fun(1
Grants All￿ated
40.323
167S73
531.954 l&u8,5891
673 426
673Az6
20.594SU
u. ANALYSIS OF GAIN / (LOSS) ON REVALUATIONS AND DISPOSALS OF INVESTMENT ASSErs
30 September 2013 .
30 Septemer |
202Z
Reabsed gain / liossTr sate of fixed asset
877.426
36.323
438.984
.861.s281
Unrealised gain / Qoss) on revaluatp
Reabsed unreaiiwy gain / (iossl on
valL* of Investrt￿ts hdd
713.749
11.422 544)
161
63
Net irth
rescwrcos
1&505,5081
RECONCIUATION OF NET MOVEMENTS IN FUNDS TO CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING
ACTIVlnES
30 Medl 2023
30 Medl 2022
Nel movement In funds for the re￿￿'n9
iod
11s06.508)
Adjustment for.
Dividpnds Interest and rents Irom
investments
Unreatssed and reaiised gains on
disposals
IlncTeasel / decrease in debtors
Increase / Idecreasel In creditors
Net cash provided by Iu5ed tn)
perating activities
1470.S671
1713.749)
1,422.544
132751
($80.03
8.641
(83S46¥
l1,38&3531
ie

16.
PRIOR YEAR FUND BREAKDOWN
CYMDEITHAS EW5ENNOL YNYS MON
STATEMENTOF FINA14CIAL ACTNITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 10
ItaL
nd
Totsl
46LgZS
481.925
46L
103153
103IS3
103W
10315]
anL% in fUrtPva￿e thecis oll
¢)knly
c**1 Ynys M&)
ganIsa￿S
grar4s
136600
282.070
102.n2
384 802
53234
53234
4700
73Z
442 736
443157
545 889
18.7e4
oi
(83.G64)
HoidlNJ ￿r￿a1￿105￿S
Ins/llosses) on re¥abthtK>Eiard05p)salc4
Iu22.$441
ILS25276)
.￿5081
Totsl fu￿15 brcxohl Iward i CttobH z021
TOtallU￿ carTled lorwanlan 30
22.Wi.022
747 IZ4
19847 M*
20.594 $14

statement of Trustees. R￿ponSIbIlItIeS
The Truslees ale responsible lor preparing the Trvsiees RerM)rt and the financkil statements lft
accordance with appbcable law and United lQ"ngdom Accounting Standards IUnite(l Trtingdom
Generally Accepted Accounting Practice)
The law appkncable to charrties In England ar￿ Wales requires the Trustees to prepare financial
ststements for each financialyear. whKh give a true and fair viewof the charity and ol the Incoming
resources and appkncation of resotsrces of the chanty for Ihat pericxl In preparing financial
stalements. Ihe Trustees are required lo"
la)
select suitable accounting wkncies and then apply them consistently
Ibl
obseNe the methods and pnncipies in the Chanbes SORP.
(¢1
make Judgernenis and e5bmate5 Ihal arè reasonablè and pnJdenL
lehl state whether applicable accounting stsndards have followed. Subject to any
departures disclosed and expLairEd In the financial slalemenis. and
prepare the financial stalements on Ihe going concern basis. unless It Is inappropnale to
assume that the charity will continue In business
Id)
The Trustees are resFonsible for keepng proper accounting records. which dtxlose. with
reasonable accuracy al any bme. financol Wsil￿n ol the chaiity and enable them lo ensure
that the financial staleynents comply with the Charitses Act 2011. the Charity IAccounts and Reports)
Reguiatsons and the provisions ol the trust Oeed The Trustees are aLso responsible for
safeguarding the assets of the charity and. herKe. for tsknng ieascffialAe steps for the prevention
and detection of fraud and other Irregulanl
Indyxlent aud1￿$ r•port to th• Trustees of Cymdelthas Elusonnol Ynys Mon
Oplnk
We have audited the financ￿1 stslemenis of Isle of Anglesey Charitable AssLxIai￿n for Ihe year
ended 3oSeptember 2023 which comprise ol the Sialement ol Financial Activities. the Balance
g)eel and noles lo the financial ststemenis. IrKludin9 signifunt accounting pob.cies The
rinancial reporting ITamework that has been applied In Ihwr preparation Is appijcable law and
United knngdom Accounb"ng Stan(laTds. If￿LudIng Financial Rep)rting Standard 102 The Financial
Reporting Stsndard applicable In the UK atKI Reputsi￿ ol IrelaTrJ (United Kingdom Gwerally
Accepted Accounting Praclicel
In our opnion. Ihe finarf*l ststemenls"
give a true and fair view of the sLite of the Chanty's affairs as at 30 September 2022. èfKI
of its Incom1r￿ resources and applthtKJn of resouices lor the year then ende(J.
have been properly prepared in accordance with United Kingdom Generally Accepted
Accounbng Pracbce and
have been prepared in accordance with the requIrerr￿n¢s of the Charities Act 2011
8a51s for opinlon
We conducted our audil In accordance with Inlwnètional Standards on Avoiling IUIQ IISAS IUK))
nd appbcable law Our respons4bililies undw those stsndards are further described In the
Auditors Resp)nsibibtses for Ihe audit ol the financ￿1 statements secbon of our report We are
independent of the Charily. In accoidance with the ethical requirements that are relevant lo our
audit of the financial ststements in the UK includirKJ the FRC s Ethul Standard. and we have
2(

fulfilled our other elhKal responsibiljties in aCCordar￿e wilh these requirements We betseve that
ihe audit eVHIer￿e we have obtained Is Suff￿lent arKI appropnate to WOVKle a basis for our
opinion
In auditsry the financol slalemenls. we have concluded that the Trustees. use of the going
concem basis of accounting In the pfeparalion ol the financial statements Is appropriate
Based on the work we have perfoTmèJ. we have not idwbf*d any material uncertainties reLaling
to eNEnts or corKlitsons IhaL Indiv*Jtsally or coLlecbveiy. may casl sionificanl doubl on the
Chanty's abl￿tY to continue as a going concem for a peric*J ol at leasi ￿ months from when the
financial siatements are authorised f¢y Issue
C*Jr reswnsibilit*s. and the resFonsibibl*s ol the Trustees. with resFeCt to g￿ng concern are
thscnbed In the relevant seclions ofthis Tepori
other infornwt￿ comprises Ihe Infowmatjon i￿l￿d￿j In the annual feport. including the
Trustees report. other than Ihe financial slalements and otjr audjlor s repy)rt Ihereon The
Trustees are responsible for the other Inlom)alK)n contained within the annual rewrt Our opinion
on the financ￿[ statements does not cow the other Information and. except to the exlenl
othewse expkitly stated In our repcffi. we do not express any fom ol assurance conclusion
Ihereon
¢)Jr reswnsibility Is to lead the other Infornat￿n and. in doing so. consider whether the other
Inlormatson Is materially Incongsient wlh Ihe financial slalements or our knowledge obtain￿ in
the audiL ￿ otFww15e appeafs lo te materially misstated 11 we ￿entsfy such material
InconsistefK*S or apparenl malerial missialements. we are requtred to determine whelher there
Is a material misyalemenl In the financial stalements themselves If. based on Ihe work we have
FerfoTm&J. we conclude that there s a matenal missialement ol this other Informats'on. we are
required to reFort Ihat lacl
We have nothing to rewrt in this Tegard.
Matters on whkh we ar• requ11￿ to report by exc•ptlon
In the ioht of ihe knowledge and understsnding of the Charity and its enwronmenl obtained in
the c¢)urse ol Ihe audit we have not Klenlified matenal rnisslatements In the Trustees report
We have nothing to rerx)rt In resm of the followtng matters in rel3tJ¢M to which the Chanbes
Act 2011 requires us lo rewrt to you If. In our opinion
Ihe Informats.(￿ gwen in Ihe Trustees report is i￿Onsiste￿l in any material resFxt with the
rinancial stslements or
sufficient accounting records have not been kept or
the financial statements are Th)t in agreement wilh the accounting records. or
we have not reraved aLI the 1nf0miat￿1 a￿1 expianatsons we require oui audit

Rosponslbllltbes of Trustees
As explained more fully In the Trustees. respon51biirties stalemenl. the Trust￿ are responsible
for the preparation of ihe financial sL3lemenis and for ￿ng satisfi￿1 that they gwè a Irue and fair
view. and such Intemal control a5 the Trustees detemine Is necessary to enable the
prep3ralion ol financ￿[ statements thèl are Iree from materkil misstalemenL whether due to
fraud or error
In preparing the fInar￿la1 statements. the Trustees are responsible for assessing the Charity"s
ability to continue as a going concem. disclosing. as applicable. mallers related to going concern
and tssing the goin9 concern basis of accounting. unless the Trustees either Intend to bquidate
the Charity or lo ￿ase operations. or have no iealislic allÈrnalive bul lo do so.
Audltor's re5ponslbSlltb•s fvr tho)udli of the financlal stst•ments
We have been appointed as audrtor under Seclion 144 of the Charilies Act 2011 and report in
accordan￿ with Ihe Act and relevant reguLatsons made or having effect Ihereunder
r objectsves are to obtain reasonable a$surar￿e about whether the financial statements as a
wIK)Le are free from matenal misstsiemenL whether due to fraud or error. and lo Issue an
auditor s report that Incluoes our OFMnion Reasonable èssurance Is a high level of assurance. bul
Is not a guafanlee that an au%Yrt conducted In acCOrda￿e wih ISAS IUK) will always detect a
malerial misslalemenl when Il eyists
Misststements can arise Irom fraud or error. and are consKlered matenal if. indniidually or In
aggre9ale. ￿￿Y could reasonably be expected to Influence Ihe economic decisions of users
taken on the basis of Ihese financial Staterr￿ts.
Irr•Juiantses. 1r￿lUdI￿j fraud are Instances of nOn<0m￿lance with laws and regulations We
design procedures in with Ouf respOn￿bIll￿es. oulbn&l above lo detect material
misststemwts In respeth ol Irregtsiaritse5. Inciu(Jing fraud The e￿eft1 to which our procedures are
capable ofdetectsng irregulanbes. irKltsdirKJ fraud. is detailgj below
The engagement partner ensured that Ihejoinl engagement team had the appropri8te
competence. Capa￿￿tses and skills to Identsfy or acknowledge r￿￿-coMp￿ance with
appbcable laws and reguiabons
We Klentified the Liws and reguLitsons that apply lo the company ihrough discussions
with olhw directors and managws. and Irorn our cormwcsal knowledge and experience
ol the sector
We focused on specrfic laws and reguialioTrs that we thoughl could have a significant
direct Impact on a company's finarKial statements or operabons. Including legislatson such
as the Companies Act 2006. ￿xa￿on legisla1￿n. daL3 proteclion. ants-bribery.
employment enwronmentsl health and safety legisla1￿n
We assessed compliance with the taws and regulations sel out above by making
management Inquiries and examining legal correspondence and
Iden￿ried laws and regulations were roubnely communicat￿￿ within the audit team and
the leam remainecl alert to non-coM￿ance thTouglvJut ihe audit
We assessed the susceplitNlity ol the company'5 finawal ststements lo material misststemenL
Including gaining an understBrKJing ol how fraud may (tcur. by.
Make inquines from management abwl whwe tfv thought there was a tendency to

fraud. th￿1 knowledge of genuinely su5￿cted and alleged fraud.
Consider the inlemal controls in place to mitigate the nsks of fraud and non-compbance
th laws and regulal
In ￿der to a*Jress the risk of fraud through Managern￿l bias and disregard ol controls. we
Perf¢)rm analytral wcredures to #Jentsfy any unusuèi or unexpected reiats'onships.
Test accounling records for unusual transactions
Assessing whelheriudgments and assumpbons made in amwng at Ihe accounbng
esbmales Indicate p)ssible bias.
Investigate the lo9￿ behind S￿rtIficant or unusual Iransaciths.
In re5p)nse to the nsk ol Irregulanty and non-ctynplonce with laws and regulatsons. we de51gned
procedures Ihat Induded. but nol ljmited
Agree financsal sialement disclosures to basic supportin9 documents,
Read the minutes of meetings of those charged wilh govemance.
Inquire of management regaiding actual and potential ljligabon and claims.
Review corTesporKlence with HM Revenue & Custom5. relevant regulators and the
company's legal adwsers
There are Inherent bmrtatThis In our audit procedures descriw above The more laws and
regULAt￿nS are removed from financial transacbons ihe Less tskeiy il is Ihal we would become
aware of non<ompbance Auditsng standards also tsmil the audit procedures required lo Identify
non<ompbance with ￿w5 and feguiatsons to Interrogate the directors and other managers and
to ¥rutsnize regulatory and le9al correspondence. if any Malenal misststements arising from
fraud may be more diificuLt to del&t than those arising from an error as they may involve
detsberate concealm￿1 or collus￿n
A further de5cnpl￿ of ¢)ur respongbiknbes lor ￿ audr( of the finar￿￿t statements is Icrated on
the Financial Rewrting Council s websile at Ir
This descriPt￿n forms part of our audilL%'S report
Use of our rewl
Th15 report Is made solely to the Charily's Trustees. as a tM>Yy. In accordance with *tion M4 of
the Charibes Act 2011 and the regulations made under Secbon 154 of that Ad Our audit work has
been undertaken 50 that we might st3le lo the Trustees those malteTS we are required lo siale lo
them In an auditor s report and for no other purpose To the lullesl extent Permitt￿ by law. we
clo not accepl or assume responsibbty to anyone other than the Charily s Trustee5 a5 a bcxdy. for
our audit work. for this rery)rt. or for the wntsis we have fomied
W J Matthew5 a'i Fab
Archwiiiwr Statudoi
CYfri￿r Slartredlg
11-￿ Y Bont Brldd
Caernarfon
Gwynedd
LL55 th8
Date.. 19.07. 2024
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