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2026-03-31-accounts

Trustees’ Annual Report for the period

From 1-4-25 to 31-3-26

Charity name: MEMORY LANE CAFE CALDERDALE

Charity registration number: 1178595

Objectives and Activities

SORP
reference
Summary of the purposes
of the charity as set out in
its governing document
Para 1.17 1) For the public benefit to relieve the needs of
people affected by dementia living in West
Yorkshire, principally in Calderdale, by providing
facilities for recreation and socialisation in the
interests of social welfare and providing, support,
information and practical advice primarily via
regular memory café sessions.
2) To promote social inclusion for the public
benefit by preventing people from becoming
socially excluded, relieving the needs of those
people who are socially excluded and assisting
them to integrate into society.
For the purpose of this clause ‘socially excluded’
means being excluded from society, or parts of
society, as a result of one of more of the
following factors: unemployment; financial
hardship; youth or old age; ill health (physical or
mental); substance abuse or dependency
including alcohol and drugs; discrimination on
the grounds of sex, race, disability, ethnic origin,
religion, belief, creed, sexual orientation or
gender re-assignment; poor educational or skills
attainment; relationship and family breakdown;
poor housing (that is housing that does not meet
basic habitable standards; crime (either as a
victim of crime or as an offender rehabilitating
into society).
Summary of the main
activities in relation to
those purposes for the
public benefit, in particular,
the activities, projects or
services identified in the
accounts.
Para 1.17
and 1.19
Our core activity is the provision of “pop-up”
cafes in Halifax (twice per month) and Sowerby
Bridge (twice per month). These provide support,
advice and information for people affected in any
way by dementia, other memory issues and social
isolation. The cafe sessions offer the opportunity
to get involved in games, quizzes, activities etc as
well as meeting friends and enjoying the social
benefits of conversation etc. The cafes always
feature live musical entertainment which
encourages members to get involved in singing
and dancing. We also welcome visiting
professionals and other VCSE organisations (who
can talk individually with people about the
services they offer as well as various individual
issues and concerns).
Overall, in the 2025/26 year, the cafe in Halifax
attracted an average of 78 visitors per operating
day and the Sowerby Bridge cafe an average of
90 visitors per operating day.
With funding from ASDA, we were also able to
arrange an additional afternoon cafe in Halifax.
Aside from the regular cafe sessions we extended
two of the cafes into all-day events to enable our
members to meet and discuss issues with:-
•
Calderdale Dementia Matron
•
Calderdale Council Home Care team
In addition to our cafe-based services, we also
organised a variety of day trips and events for our
members. In summary, we ran:-
•
7 days out on narrowboats
•
1 visit to Batley Mills for shopping, lunch
and a dance event.
•
2 days out on a steam train & visit to a
garden centre
•
1 pre-Christmas day visit to a Blackpool
hotel for lunch and entertainment
•
1 visit to a theatre for evening concert
•
1 afternoon band concert (in conjunction
with Lindley Band.
•
1 “Dementia's Got Talent” Show (in
conjunction with Calderdale Dementia
Friendly Community)
We were also able to raise awareness and funds
through participation in various public events .
We attended 12 such events in 2025/26.
Statement confirming
whether the trustees have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission on public
benefit
Para 1.18 We confirm that the trustees have had regard to
the guidance issued by the Charity Commission
on public benefit

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SORP reference We are not a grant-making body Para 1.38 Policy on grant making

Policy on social investment
including program related
investment
Para 1.38 As explained in the Financial Review
section, we have previously achieved a
financial surplus year-on-year since we
were founded as a voluntary community
group in 2016 (and thence becoming a
Charity in 2018). Recognising our
growing bank balance we took a decision
to invest more of this surplus cash to
enhance what we provide through our
cafe operations (by investing in relevant
equipment, funding entertainment etc).
We've also used some of the surplus to
expand the opportunities for recreation
and socialisation by organising (and
partly funding) trips out to local
attractions and events. Apart from the
general social benefits to all users of
such trips, they also give isolated
individuals the opportunity to get out and
visit places (where they would otherwise
find it difficult, impossible or simply
unattractive to do alone). This was
especially important as people gradually
emerged from the COVID restrictions of
the previous years.
Contribution made by
volunteers
Para 1.38 All of our services are provided by
volunteers which include:-
•
the running of our regular cafes
•
external events (e.g. trips out)
•
fund-raising and awareness-
raising activities
•
general support to our members
Volunteer hours actually expended in
2025/26 can be broken down as follows:-
•
2000 hours on the regular cafes
•
800 hours on day trips
•
200 hours on external funding and
awareness-raising events
•
1500 hours on planning and day-
to-day management of the Charity
Other

Achievements and Performance

SORP reference

Summary of the main
achievements of the
charity, identifying the
difference the charity’s
work has made to the
circumstances of its
beneficiaries and any
wider benefits to society
as a whole.
Para 1
1.
2.
3.
First key achievement is the continued reliable
provision of our cafe sessions each month for an
increasing number of visitors following the trials of
Lockdowns. Overall, in the 2025/26 year, these
cafes (Halifax and Sowerby Bridge) attracted an
overall average of 84 visitors per operating day.
Broadly, around a third of visitors have a diagnosis
of dementia, around a third are their carers at home
(e.g.husband, wife, son, daughter), and around a
third are socially isolated in some way. Our cafes
provide a safe and welcoming space for people with
dementia and give informal respite to their carers
(who also benefit from the peer support of others in
similar circumstances). Socially isolated people
enjoy the social aspects of the cafe and have the
chance to make new friendships (through getting
out of the house and meeting others). Our policy of
not limiting attendance to those affected by
dementia widens the range of contacts and
experiences available to people affected by
dementia in some way. It has also helped to inform
unaffected people about dementia and its various
challenges.
Second key achievement is the continuation of a
programme of trips to local attractions and events.
Apart from the general social benefits to all users of
such trips, they also give isolated individuals the
opportunity to get out and visit places (where they
would otherwise find it difficult, impossible or
simply unattractive to do alone). During 2025/26 we
organised:-
•
7 days out on narrowboats
•
1 visit to Batley Mills for shopping,
lunch and a dance event
•
2 days out steam trains & visit to a
garden centre
•
1 pre-Christmas day visit to a
Blackpool hotel for lunch and
entertainment
•
1 visit to a theatre for evening concert
•
1 afternoon band concert (in
conjunction with Lindley Band
•
1 “Dementia's Got Talent” Show (in
conjunction with Calderdale Dementia
Friendly Community)
We also encouraged various of our members to visit
other dementia cafes, clubs etc to expand their
social connections.
Third key achievement is our awareness and fund
raising activities at a variety of external events such
as information fairs, summer galas etc. We attended
11 such events in 2025/26.

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Our 2024/25 objectives were to:-

• reliably provide the cafe sessions

Achievements against
objectives set
Para 1.41 –achieved
•
organising trips out for members –
achieved
•
tackling isolation –achieved
through engagement with
individuals at our cafes and
external events
•
providing carer respite through
cafes etc –achieved through the
support provided at our cafes and
external events
•
providing information/support –
achieved through our cafes and
our involvement at external
awareness-raising events
•
working together with other
organisations –achieved through
involving other organisations at
our cafes, having direct committee
involvement in relevant local
groups, giving support to other
emerging organisations and the
mutual development of joint
initiatives.
Performance of fundraising
activities against objectives
set
Para 1.41 We aim to combine awareness and
fundraising throughout the year. Part of
this is achieved through attendance at
fairs and other external events. We also
operate a “Friends of Memory Lane”
scheme inviting individuals to make
regular payments. Income from this
scheme over the year was £1644.
Investment performance
against objectives
Para 1.41 We have previously set aside £12000 to
act as a contingency fund against
unforeseen future challenges. This was
invested with CAF and was worth
£11547.42 at the end of 2025/26. This
disappointing performance is leading us
to consider alternative investment
opportunities.
In addition, during 2025/26 we received
an unexpected donation from a charitable
foundation. This has set aside to fund
assistance to our members in getting
Wills and LPAs written/updated.
Meanwhile we have invested the £10000
with Shawbrook generating £174 profit.
Other

Financial Review

Financial Review
Review of the charity’s
financial position at the end
of the period
Para 1.21 Over the year, our income was £55265.35
against expenditure of £48986.64. As
described in our comments on Policy on
Social Investment (above) we aim to use
up some of our accumulated financial
surplus. Consequently, our budget for
the 2024/25 year projected a shortfall
through subsidising some activities.
However, over the year attendance at our
cafes increased markedly from pre-
COVID levels. This led to annual cafe
revenue increasing from £14818.33 to
£20585.32 In addition we received more
donations than we expected (up from
£14399.85 in 2024/25 to £22,460.21). Even
though our costs rose to support the
increased activity levels, we finished the
year with a bank balance of £4786.26
(plus £21,721.42 set aside in our
investment accounts.
Statement explaining the
policy for holding reserves
stating why they are held
Para 1.22 We hold a Reserve against unforeseen
significant expenditure so that we can
maintain operation of our cafes (it was
agreed at Trustee Meeting 29-4-21 to set
aside £6000 in 3 x CAF investments and
on 5-11-24 it was agreed to set aside a
further £6000 into these investments)
Amount of reserves held Para 1.22 £12000 invested (value £11547.42 at end
of year)
Reasons for holding zero
reserves
Para 1.22 Not applicable
Details of fund materially in
deficit
Para 1.24 Not applicable
Explanation of any
uncertainties about the
charity continuing as a going
concern
Para 1.23 Not applicable
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The charity’s principal
sources of funds (including
any fundraising)
Para 1.47 Our key sources of income were:-
•
£22460.21 various donations
•
£20585.32 cafe income (entry
charge of £2, raffle tickets, sale of
goods etc)
Investment policy and
objectives including any
social investment policy
adopted
Para 1.46 Our investment policy is to maintain a
reserve against unforeseen
contingencies that might affect our
running costs(as outlined in the next
paragraph below)
A description of the principal Para 1.46 DOWNSIDE
Unforeseen closure of cafe venues (e.g.
due to fire and, as we've seen, a global
risks facing the charity pandemic)
Insufficient volunteer numbers to operate
the cafes (we are constantly recruiting to
address this)
UPSIDE
continuing growth in visitor numbers
may exceed capacity of venue(s)
Other

Structure, Governance and Management

Description of charity’s
trusts:
Type of governing document
(trust deed, royal charter)
Para 1.25 “Constitution of a CIO whose only voting
members are its charity trustees” - CC
template dated October 2016
“How is the charity
constituted?
(e.g unincorporated
association, CIO)
Para 1.25 Charitable Incorporated Organisation
Trustee selection methods
including details of any
constitutional provisions e.g.
election to post or name of
any person or body entitled
to appoint one or more
trustees
Para 1.25 Maximum number of trustees is 8. We
have selected and appointed 6 trustees
who each have their own specialisms and
therefore a specific role in the team (but
do not necessarily hold a specific office)

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Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction and
training of trustees
Para 1.51 Each new trustee is given a copy of the
current Constitution and a copy of latest
Trustees' Annual Report and statement of
accounts. They will also, of course, be
given the Charity Trustee welcome Pack.
Further general training plus specific
training to be developed for indivduals.
The charity’s organisational
structure and any wider
network with which the
charity works
Para 1.51 Our current organisation is composed
entirely of volunteers and has designated
individuals to act in the following
operational capacities:-
Chair
Secretary
Treasurer.
Volunteer Manager/Cafe Cordinator (to
whom our Volunteers report)
We are not part of any wider formal
network (but work closely with a wide
range of other organisations such as
Alzheimer's Society, Calderdale Dementia
Hub, Age UK and a variety of smaller
VCSE organisations (including other
voluntary groups) to achieve our
objectives)
Relationship with any related
parties
Para 1.51 Not applicable
Other

Reference and Administrative details

Charity name MEMORY LANE CAFE CALDERDALE
Other name the charity uses MEMORY LANE CAFE
Registered charity number 1178595
Charity’s principal address 4 Gratrix Lane, Sowerby Bridge, West Yorkshire HX6
2AW

Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Trustee name Office (if any) Dates acted if not for whole
year
Paul Mansley Chair
Catherine Lloyd Treasurer
Chris Harvey Secretary
June Harvey Cafe Co-ordinator &
Volunteer Manager
Shabir Hussain
Mike Payne

– Corporate trustees names of the directors at the date the report was approved

Director name NIL

Name of trustees holding title to property belonging to the charity

Trustee name Dates acted if not for whole year
NIL
Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf of others Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf of others
Description of the assets
held in this capacity
NIL
Name and objects of the
charity on whose behalf the
assets are held and how this
falls within the custodian
charity’s objects
Not applicable
Details of arrangements for
safe custody and
segregation of such assets
from the charity’s own assets
Not applicable

Additional information (optional)

Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)

Type of adviser Name
NIL

Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)

Exemptions from disclosure

Reason for non-disclosure of key personnel details

Not applicable

Other optional information

Declarations

The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees

Signature(s) C.R.Harvey Full name(s) CHRISTOPHER ROWLAND HARVEY Position (eg Secretary, Chair, etc) SECRETARY Date 24/6/26

M ONTH BY MO NTH INCOME
CATEGORY CAFÉ SPECIFIC OPERATIONAL GIFTS TRIPS DONATIONS
(NOT ELIGIBLE
FOR GIFT AID)
DONATIONS
(GIFT AID
ELIGIBLE)
SPECIFIC
FUNDRAISING
TRANSPORT VOLUNTEER
EXPENSES
OTHER TOTAL
April '25
4th G Knowles Memory £50.00
7th M Metcalfe £25.00
8th G Knowles Memory £150.00
14th J Holroyd £10.00
E Ratcliffe Float £100.00
14th SB Café 12/4 £234.27
cash £75.00
SumUp £17.00 £1.06 £61.00
14th Halifax café 7/4 £172.15 £75.00 £24.00
cash £85.00
SumUp £46.00
15th C Crowther £100.00
22nd R Harveyeaster egg £150.00
28th M Green £2.00
Halifax café 21/4 £280.50 £15.00 £24.00
cash £50.00
SumUp £29.00
SB Café 26/4 £375.80 £276.00 £57.00
cash £75.00
SumUp £41.00
Total £1,580.72 £0.00 £0.00 £0.00 £592.06 £262.00 £0.00 £166.00 £0.00 £0.00 £2,600.78
May '25
6TH M Metcalfe £25.00
14th J Holdroyd £10.00
March&April trips £360.00
cash £250.00
MyFair LadyTrip £100.00
cash £100.00
Halifax café 5/5 £231.55 £1.21 £10.00 £29.00
cash £69.00
SumUp £15.00
SB café 10/5 £242.00 £10.00 £5.00 £10.00 £52.00
cash £70.00
SumUp £36.00 £20.00 £6.00
15th C Crowther M ONTH BY MO NTH INCOME
£100.00
19th SumUpcafe19/5 £31.00 £120.00
25th SumUpcafe24/5 £33.00 £30.00
27th M Green £2.00
Just Giving £4.75
Monthly total £727.55 £0.00 £0.00 £970.00 £55.96 £132.00 £0.00 £87.00 £0.00 £0.00 £1,972.51
June '25
2nd Just Giving 38.34
£
4th Halifax café 19/5 194.39
£
29.00
£
cash 50.00
£
Halifax café 2/6 232.00
£
10.00
£
24.00
£
cash 60.00
£
SumUp 16.00
£
SB Café 24/5 339.47
£
52.00
£
cash 87.09
£
6th M metcalfe 25.00
£
16th C Crowther 100.00
£
J Holroyd 10.00
£
17th Just Giving 2.37
£
23rd Halifax café 16/6 219.93
£
15.00
£
24.00
£
cash 80.00
£
SumUp 32.00
£
15.00
£
Book Sale tesco 945.00
£
SB Café 14/6 280.80
£
310.00
£
73.00
£
cash 80.00
£
SumUp 32.00
£
45.00
£
3.00
£
24th Just Giving 4.75
£
26th Mgreen 2.00
£
30th Just Giving 28.83
£
SumUpcafe28/6 39.00
£
Monthly total 1,742.68
£
-
£
-
£
60.00
£
434.29
£
112.00
£
945.00
£
205.00
£
-
£
-
£
3,498.97
£
July '25
2nd Just Giving 2.37
£
7th M Metcalfe 25.00
£
10th Great Get Together 102.00
£
Great Get Together 54.68
£
BatleyMills trip 648.00
£
SB Café 28/6 212.95
£
M ONTH BY MO
30.00
£
NTH INCOME 51.00
£
cash 133.73
£
MemoryN Jones 120.00
£
Halifax café 7/7 161.40
£
1.00
£
30.00
£
cash 126.08
£
6.50
£
SumUp 38.00
£
Crow Wood Park 168.40
£
14th J Holroyd 10.00
£
15th C Crowther 100.00
£
JR Hall 10.00
£
21st Just Giving 246.85
£
25th RA Harvey 410.00
£
28th M Green 2.00
£
Boat Trips 80.00
£
cash 100.00
£
Just Giving 362.55
£
SB Café 26/7 267.81
£
22.57
£
70.00
£
cash 77.19
£
SumUp 38.00
£
SB Café 12/7 233.50
£
10.00
£
70.00
£
cash 75.00
£
SumUp 47.00
£
Halifax café 21/7 254.00
£
33.53
£
39.00
£
cash 60.00
£
SumUp 26.00
£
MemoryB Collins 172.40
£
29th Just Giving 72.35
£
31st Just Giving 39.64
£
Monthly total 1,750.66
£
180.00
£
1,796.26
£
522.00
£
325.08
£
266.50
£
-
£
4,840.50
£
Aug '25
4th Just Giving 271.90
£
5th Halifax café 4/8 243.16
£
6.00
£
34.00
£
cash 73.57
£
SumUP 25.00
£
6th M Metcalfe 25.00
£
12th SB café 9/8 268.00
£
5.00
£
49.00
£
cash 75.00
£
SumUP 53.00
£
420.00
£
13th Just Giving 69.34
£
14th J Holroyd M ONTH BY MO NTH INCOME
10.00
£
C Crowther 100.00
£
21st Halifax café 18/8 243.03
£
6.00
£
45.00
£
cash 40.00
£
SumUP 26.00
£
120.00
£
Dyson Charitable 10,000.00
£
26th M Green 2.00
£
28th SB Café 23/8 316.40
£
5.00
£
64.00
£
cash 116.98
£
SumUP 45.00
£
30.00
£
Monthly 1,525.14
£
570.00
£
10,388.24
£
112.00
£
-
£
192.00
£
-
£
12,787.38
£
Sept '25
1st Just Giving 19.32
£
5th Halifax café 1/9 222.45
£
6.00
£
36.00
£
cash 68.55
£
SumUp 13.00
£
180.00
£
8th M Metcalfe 25.00
£
15th C Crowther 100.00
£
J Holroyd 10.00
£
16th E Kaye(Otley) 30.00
£
C Harvey 100.00
£
26th M Green 2.00
£
SB Café 13/9 243.00
£
25.00
£
58.00
£
cash 60.00
£
SumUp 47.00
£
60.00
£
10.00
£
Halifax café 15/9 217.10
£
10.00
£
27.00
£
cash 60.00
£
SumUp 35.00
£
6.00
£
Otleytrip 1,335.00
£
SB Café 27/9Sumup 74.00
£
600.00
£
18.00
£
Monthly total 1,040.10
£
2,205.00
£
95.32
£
212.00
£
-
£
145.00
£
3,697.42
£
October
2nd SB café 27/9 334.00
£
16.00
£
68.00
£
6th M Metcalfe 25.00
£
14th J Holroyd 10.00
£
Halifax Café 6/10 224.80
£
11.00
£
33.00
£
cash 56.00
£
M ONTH BY MO NTH INCOME
SumUp 32.00
£
240.00
£
SB Café 11/10 238.66
£
106.00
£
52.00
£
cash 85.74
£
SumUp 61.00
£
545.00
£
15th C Crowther 100.00
£
27th Rushbearingdonate 350.00
£
M Green 2.00
£
31st Blackpool trip 1,310.00
£
SB caf25/10 241.07
£
6.00
£
64.00
£
cash 100.00
£
SumUp 58.00
£
Halifax Café 20/10 215.70
£
111.00
£
39.00
£
cash 75.25
£
SumUp 13.00
£
TOTAL 1,735.22
£
2,095.00
£
275.00
£
112.00
£
350.00
£
256.00
£
4,823.22
£
NOV '25
3rd E Ratcliffe 100.00
£
S Roylance 120.00
£
6th M Metcalfe 25.00
£
10th F Phillips 60.00
£
14th J Holroyd 10.00
£
Halifax café 3/11 207.05
£
16.00
£
45.00
£
cash 84.04
£
SumUp 147.00
£
60.00
£
SB café 8/11 271.01
£
3.47
£
88.00
£
cash 76.29
£
SumUp 102.00
£
30.00
£
Wharf Garage 100.00
£
Asda Foundtn Grant 1,000.00
£
17th R Harveyxmasparty 500.00
£
C Crowther 100.00
£
19th Halifax café 17/11 942.50
£
390.50
£
42.00
£
cash 60.00
£
SumUp 40.00
£
24th S Duncan 80.00
£
Sumup22/11 café 29.00
£
24.00
£
Sumup24/11 café 55.35
£
26th M Green 2.00
£
27th L Green M
60.00
£
ONTH BY MO NTH INCOME
Navigation Agency 30.00
£
Monthly total 2,144.24
£
410.00
£
534.97
£
612.00
£
199.00
£
1,000.00
£
4,900.21
£
Dec'25
30-Nov cash 60.00
£
2nd Halifax Café 22/11 198.60
£
16.00
£
61.00
£
cash 117.00
£
Halifax Café 24/11 148.65
£
7.00
£
39.00
£
cash 30.00
£
Snipers AlleyDon 250.00
£
SB Café 1/12 539.00
£
5.39
£
42.00
£
cash 60.00
£
SumUp 73.00
£
1.00
£
5th Shawbrook Bank 34.11
£
8th M Metcalfe 25.00
£
9th JustGiving 223.23
£
T Kitson 30.00
£
8.00
£
10th JustGiving 42.73
£
15th C Crowther 100.00
£
J Holroyd 10.00
£
16th R Harvey 400.00
£
JustGiving 11.87
£
17th S Duncan Donate 50.00
£
22nd SB café 6/12 206.75
£
237.00
£
152.00
£
cash 60.00
£
20.00
£
SumUp 14.00
£
12.00
£
Pellon Social Party 398.99
£
29.25
£
SB Café 20/12 578.90
£
88.00
£
96.00
£
cash 100.00
£
SumUp 31.00
£
12.00
£
Halifax Café 15/12 252.80
£
4.00
£
36.00
£
Cash 51.19
£
SumUp 8.00
£
23rd C Hill memorial 1,090.26
£
24th T Kitson 20.00
£
D Ratcliffe 250.00
£
29th M Green 2.00
£
31st Halifax Café 152.00
£
140.00
£
cash 60.00
£
M ONTH BY MO NTH INCOME
Monthly Total 3,079.88
£
347.00
£
2,233.73
£
512.00
£
478.00
£
34.11
£
6,684.72
£
Jan '26
2nd Shawbrook Bank 35.84
£
6th M Metcalfe 25.00
£
Halifax Café 5/1 143.90
£
241.00
£
27.00
£
cash 90.00
£
SumUp 6.00
£
JustGiving 26.10
£
8th Concert tickets 20.08
£
12th JustGiving 106.11
£
13th Funeral C Hill 24.04
£
14th J Holroyd 10.00
£
15th C Crowther 100.00
£
Forvis Mazars found 500.00
£
23rd SB Café 10/1 227.50
£
8.78
£
36.00
£
cash 88.03
£
SumUp 31.00
£
10.00
£
Halifax Café 19/1 250.00
£
11.00
£
39.00
£
Cash 60.00
£
SumUp 33.00
£
20.00
£
26th M Green 2.00
£
Café 25/1 SumUP 54.00
£
27th JustGiving 4.75
£
Monthly total 983.43
£
50.08
£
946.78
£
112.00
£
-
£
102.00
£
35.84
£
2,230.13
£
February
2nd JustGiving 19.32
£
5th Shawbrook Bank 35.84
£
6th M Metcalfe 25.00
£
9th Funeral C Hill 200.50
£
SB café 24/1 222.80
£
11.00
£
60.00
£
cash 77.30
£
Halifax Café 2/2 187.20
£
6.00
£
30.00
£
cash 75.00
£
SumUp 44.00
£
5.00
£
Concert 31/1 635.21
£
5.39
£
42.00
£
raffle 231.00
£
cash 24.79
£
SumUp 30.00
£
M ONTH BY MO NTH INCOME
16th C Crowther 100.00
£
J Holroyd 10.00
£
JustGiving 77.28
£
17th Concert 31/1 tickets 270.00
£
JustGiving 18.98
£
26th M Green 2.00
£
27th SB Café 14/2 327.60
£
30.00
£
48.00
£
cash 60.00
£
SumUp 30.00
£
25.00
£
Funeral D Taylor 182.00
£
Halifax café 16/2 214.20
£
4.00
£
42.00
£
cash 60.00
£
SumUp 34.00
£
Monthly total 2,523.10
£
25.00
£
579.47
£
112.00
£
222.00
£
40.84
£
3,502.41
£
March'26
3rd JustGiving 19.32
£
4th SB Café 28/2 295.05
£
14.26
£
22.00
£
cash 72.45
£
SumUp 55.00
£
24.00
£
Halifax café 2/3 216.35
£
8.80
£
42.00
£
cash 83.75
£
SumUp 20.00
£
5th Shawbrook bank 32.37
£
6th M Metcalfe 25.00
£
9th D Ratcliffe 250.00
£
10th JustGiving 4.75
£
16th C Crowther 100.00
£
J Holroyd 10.00
£
20th SB Café 14/3 £264.00 £20.00 £29.00 £66.00
cash £100.00
SumUp £30.00 £10.00 £12.00
Halifax Cafe16/3 £199.82 £3.00 £30.00
cash £102.18
SumUp £25.00
26th M Green £2.00
R Harvey £1,500.00
30TH Café 29/3 £39.00
**MONTHLY ** TOTAL £1,752.60 £30.00 £104.13 £1,612.00 £0.00 £196.00 £32.37 £3,727.10
M ONTH BY MO NTH INCOME
Yearly Total £20,585.32 £0.00 £0.00 £6,942.08 £18,036.21 £4,424.00 £1,620.08 £2,514.50 £0.00 £1,143.16 £55,265.35

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