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2023-09-30-accounts

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Charity Information
Report ofthe Trustees
Independent
Examiner's
Report tothe Trustees
Receipts and Payments Accounts
Statement ofAssets and Liabilities

Public Benefit
The Trustees have considered the Charity Commission
guidance
regarding
public benefit
and are satisfied that the activities ofthe Charity, as described above, meet the necessary
criteria.
Risk analysis
The Trustees have identified, as required,
the major risks to which the Charity is exposed.
The Trustees consider that they have taken such action and put in place policies, procedures
and controls which will mitigate the identified
risks and assist in maintaining
the future
financial
viability ofthe Charity.
Remuneration
ofTrustees
During the year none ofthe Trustees ofthe Charity received remuneration
for the provision
oftheir position as trustee to the Charity.
Transactions
and financial position
The results forthe period ended 30th September 2023 are shown on the appended
pages.
Accounts have been prepared
on a receipts and payments
basis rather than an accruals
basis, as
permitted
under the Charity SORP 2015relating to smaller charities.
Statement ofTrustees' responsibilities
The Trustees are required to prepare Financial Statements
for each financial year which
give a true and fair view ofthe state ofaffairs ofthe Charity and ofits results for that period(based on
Receipts and Payments
In preparing
those Financial Statements
the Trustees are required
to:
a. Select suitable accounting
policies and apply them consistently;
b. Make judgements
and estimates
that are reasonable
and prudent;
c. Prepare the Financial Statements
on agoing concern basis unless
it is inappropriate
to
assume that the Charity will continue
in business.
The Trustees are responsible
for keeping proper accounting
records, which disclose with
reasonable
accuracy and at any time, the financial
position ofthe Charity.
They are also
responsible
for safeguarding
the assets ofthe Charity and hence for taking reasonable
steps
forthe prevention
and detection offraud and other irregularities.
Reserves Policy
The Charity has completed
it's sixth year and has achieved a reserves balance of833,800- being
the
dosing bank balances.
E17,720ofthis isfor restricted purposes,
leaving an unrestricted,
free-fund of
816,081. This is a reasonable
balance to help fund day-to-day
activities as we move into
our seventh year.
As activities are more established
and the Charity grows, we will be able to determine
a
regular cost base
upon which we can set our target reserves
level in order to ensure ongoing
sustainability.
Investment
Policy
The Trustees are responsible
for the investment
ofany surplus
funds ofthe Charity.
As
such
funds may be required
for immediate
use, the Trustees continue to review various
interest bearing,
instant access deposit accounts
in which to place such monies.

Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds 2023 2022
~Re
eei ts
Donations 3,539 3,539 14,095
Grants 486 18,087 18,573 20,644
Rents received 4,400 4,400 6,596
Interest Received 658 658 20
Total receipts 4,683 22,487 27,170 41,355
~Pa ments
Charitable
Activities
Room Hire/ Rent 2,689 4,400 7,089 6,258
Training Resources and Equipment 13,690 13,690 19,925
Events 429
Covid tests 420
Client travel and vouchers 3,544 4,398 ?,942 3,321
Insurance 433 433 2,000
Cyclists club 1,035 1,035 5,083
Independent
Examiner Fee
600 600 480
Bank charges 340 340 294
Total payments 8,641 22,488 31,129 37,800
Net ofreceipts and payments (3,958) (3,959) 3,555
Cash funds last year end 20,039 17,720 37,759 34,204
Cash funds this year end 16,081 17,720 33,800 37,759