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2022-12-31-accounts

Finance Report for 2022 to be read in conjunction with the Accounts for the Year ended 31 December 2022 which have been prepared by the Treasurer and Independently Examined by Andrew Laisby, Retired Financial Planner. A comparison with the previous year’s expenditure has been included.

This has been a more settled year than 2021 with the hall open all year, unlike 2021. However, bookings and activities have not yet returned to their pre-pandemic levels and attendence levels are generally lower.

Income from Events has risen significantly from 2021 (£7,980 compared to £2,742). These include regular events such as whist drives (now 2 a month), dances, Bingo … and one off events such as the Duck Race, an Eco-day, Greek evening, Highlights productions … Income from hire of the hall has been similar to 2021 and Sellafield continues to pay for the use of the car park for up to 10 cars during weekdays. However, the main difference in income has been a much lower level of grants. During 2021 we received significant grants from SLDC because of the pandemic. These have been carried forward into 2022 and ensure that our bank balance is healthy. Other grants include a further £2,667 from SLDC due to the pandemic and £1,825 from the CGP Trust Fund - £1,500 for re-painting the gable end and £325 towards Christmas activities - the Children’s Treat party and purchase of Christmas trees.

Our expenditure has been significantly higher than during 2021. The cost of utilities was slightly up but the main increase has been for renewals and repairs (see below). The cost of the hall manager and cleaner were slightly higher due to slightly more hours being worked. Due to these increased costs our expenditure was £1,374 more than our income (although this includes a depreciation charge of 10% ie £777)

The total income for the year was £18,778 – significantly down on last year when we received more in the way of grants as explained above. Our grateful thanks to the CGP Trust Fund and SLDC.

Our balance carried forward from 2021 included a grant from the CGP Trust Fund of £1,578 (granted in 2019) towards new external pillars and outstanding work to re-varnish the veranda once the pillars have been replaced. This work was eventually carried out in 2022. We have also been able to board out the loft areas thanks to Andrew Metcalfe and a CGP grant!

Each year we have essential expenditure such as insurance and licences. Miscellaneous expenditure includes items such as deposit refunds, Highlights membership and payments, bank charges, payment for the Greek Night, Christmas party entertainer …

Our loan has now been paid off so we no longer have loan repayments to worry about!

Fixed assets (Building) are £454,402. Fixed assets (Plant and Machinery) are reduced in value through 10% depreciation to £6,993. Total fixed assets now stand at £461,395.

The Community Hall at Grizebeck CIO, Grizebeck, Kirkby-in-Furness, Cumbria LA17 7XH Telephone: 07905 779584 Email: enquiries@grizebeckhall.co.uk Website: www.grizebeckhall.co.uk Charity Number 1178759

Our bank account balance at the end of 2022 stands at £35,746 which is considerably more than at the end of 2019 (£13,522). As explained above much of this is thanks to the grants received from SLDC during 2021 and the beginning of 2022. Although it looks positive, we cannot be sure what the future holds and it may take a long time to get back to being as busy and active as we have been in the past.

Our total assets now stand at £497,141.

The hall is fairly busy on a regular basis although some activities such as the Tuesday cafe are not happening and dances will not be a frequent in 2023 but we continue to have 2 whist drives per month and the hall is being used fairly frequently for children’s parties. It is difficult to know how things will develop in the future. But essential maintenance will need to be on-going to keep the hall in a good state of repair.

As Treasurer, I would like to extend our sincere thanks to all those who have supported us throughout 2022. And a thank you to Andrew Laisby for continuing as our Independent Examiner.

Gay Kelly, Treasurer

For presentation at the AGM on 4[th] May 2023

Community Hall at Grizebeck CIO

Accounts for the Year Ended 31st December 2022

Income and expenditure Account
Income:
Income from Events including bar
Hire of hall income
Donations
Grants
Gift Aid
Miscellaneous
Total Income
Expenditure:
Utilities
Renewal and repairs
Manager
Cleaner
Consumables
Insurance, licences etc
Miscellaneous
Depreciation charge at 10% straight line
Total Expenditure
Surplus
Balance Sheet as at 31st December 2022
Fixed assets:
Fixed assets: Building
Fixed assets: Building improvement
Fixed assets: Plant and Machinery
Total Fixed assets
Current assets:
Bank accounts
Debtors account
Total current assets
Less current liabilities:
Bank Loan account
Other creditors - Accountant
Total current liabilities
Net current Assets & Liabilities
Total Assets less Liabilities
Funds brought forward
Plus surplus in the year to 31st December 2022
Note:
Bank Account Balances at 31st December 2022 are:
Santander Account
HSBC
2022
£
£
7,980
5,932
370
4,688
0
-192
18,778
18,778
3,382
4643
5,081
2040
92
1,736
2,401
777
20,152
20,152
-1,374
£
£
454,402
6,993
461,395
461,395
35,746
-
35,746
35,746
0
0
0
0
35,746
35,746
497,141
498,515
-1,374
497,141
497,141
£
0
35,746
35,746
2021
£
2,742
5,926
505
18,705
0
498
28,376
3,146
264
3,759
1773
79
1,320
2,879
863
14,083
14,293
£
454,402
7,770
462,172
36,343
-
36,343
0
0
0
36,343
498,515
484,222
14,293
498,515