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2021-03-31-accounts

Names oft he charit y trustees who m anage the charity
Trustee name OffIce (ifany) Dates acted ifnot for whole
ar
Name
to a
ofperson (or body) entitled
oint trustee
ifan
1 ELSA DAVIES
MA
LVO Chair 19/11/18 - present
Cllr NORMAN PAUL
HARRIES
DUNCANJOHN
3 LLOYD FITZWILLIAMS
M.A.
GWYNETH
M
HAYWARD
PETERJOHN
WALKER
Dr Medeleine Sara
Catherine
Havard
7 LOUIS VICTORY chair 18/7/1 8- 19/11/18

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(eg, trust deed, constitution)
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is const't
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Charitable Incorporated Organisation
(cg trust, association, company)
Trustee selection methods Appointed by existing trustees
(eg. appointed
by,
elected by)

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consideration
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The Trust was established
by the Pembrokeshire
Coast National Park
major risks and the system Authodity
but is entirely independent.
A Memorandum of Understanding
and procedures
to manage
them.
(MoU)
Trust's
sets out how the Trust and Authority
first five-years.
will work together during the
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A)TO PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION,
PROTECTION AND
ENHANCEMENT
OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL
ENVIRONMENT
OF THE PEMBROKESHIRE COAST NATIONAL
PARK AND
SURROUNDING
AREA, INCLUDING WILDLIFE WITHIN THE
NATIONAL
PARK;
(B)ADVANCING THE EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC
ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF THE PHYSICAL AND NATURAL
ENVIRONMENT
OF THE NATIONAL
PARK, THE WILDLIFE WITHIN
THE NATURAL
PARK AND NATURAL LANDSCAPES GENERALLY;
Summary ofthe objects ofthe (C)ADVANCING
THE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OF THE
charity set out in its GENERAL PUBLIC, INCLUDING
BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY BY
governing document ENCOURAGING
PEOPLE TO WALK AND TAKE EXERCISEWITHIN
THE NATIONAL
PARK AND THROUGH
THE PROVISION OF
EDUCATION
AND PRACTICAL ADVICE ON THE BENEFITS OF
TAKING REGULAR EXERCISE;AND
(D)TO PROMOTE, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE
AND WORK IN THE NATIONAL
PARK AND THE SURROUNDING
AREA, THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES FOR RECREATION OR
OTHER LEISURE TIME OCCUPATION
FOR THE PUBLIC AT LARGE
IN THE INTERESTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE AND WITH THE OBJECT
OF IMPROVING THE CONDITIONS OF LIFE OF SAID PEOPLE.
Throughout
the year the Pembrokeshire
Coast National
Park Trust
continued
raising awareness
ofthe importance
ofmeadows,
pollinators
and woodlands
and delivered
education
programmes
through
our
existing
initiatives.
We continued
to fundraise
and support
projects that both conserved
biodiversity
by Making
More Meadows
and educated
children
on the
natural
world through
the Roots and Pembrokeshire
Outdoor Schools
Project.
Summary ofthe main The Trustees have complied
with their duty io have due regard to the
activities undertaken for the commission's
public benefit guidance
when exercising any powers or
public benefit in relation to duties to which the guidance
is relevant.
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration that trustees have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission on public
benefit)

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Summary ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year
The charity was able to meet its charitable
aims by raising awareness
conservation,
community
and cultural
heritage
in the Pembrokeshire
Coast National
Park and funding
projects that deliver against these
of
objects.
Over the last 12 months
the Pembrokeshire
Coast Natiorial
Park Trust
has supported
and funded
the delivery ofthe following
projects:-
o
Make More Meadows
o
Pembrokeshire
Outdoor Schools
o
Gwrieddiau
Roots education
programme
o
People, Paths & Pollinators
o
Castlernartin
Wildlife Camera
o
Archaeology
Uniforms
o
Wild About Woodlands
o
Invasive
Non-Native
Species Control
Income generation
continues
to be focussed on supporting
projects listed
in our project porffolio.
These projects are aligned
with our charitable
objectives and the
Pembrokeshire
Coast National
Park Management
Plan.
Please see additional
Impact Report for further details on charitable
impact for 2020.21.
Communications
and marketing
have continued
to increase
across
multiple
plafform over the last year; including,
social media,
local press
coverage, website and quarterly
newsletters.
The purpose
ofwhich is to
engage
more people
in the work ofthe charity and the importance
of
safeguarding
the natural
environment.
We have continued
to grow our network ofsupporters
and
partners and
strengthen
previously
established
partnerships.
Trustees have continued
to meet regularly
and oversee the
running of the
Trust,
in line with Charity Commission
guidelines
and good
practice.

Section D Achievements and performance TAR March 2012

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Recei ts and a ments accounts CC&sa
Forthe period
from
01/04/2020 To 31/03/2021
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Unrestricted
funds
Restricted
funds
Endowment
funds
Totalfunds Last year
to the nearest 9 to the nearest 9 to the nearest 9 to the nearest 9 to the nearest 6
A1 Receipts
Trust and Foundations 36,000
Major Donors 5001
Individuduals 900
Legacy 513
Campaigns 832
Co
rate
15,000
Total Projects 3 460 58,08'r 61.547
Prior year ad'
ross income r
AR) 3,460 58,087 61,547 58,246
se an lnves men sass
see table .
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A3
errls
Projecls 33,069 33,069 37,500
Financial jttransaction
Cha
es 331 555
Sub total 331 33,069 33,400 38,055
A4 Asset and investment
Sub total
Total payments 331 33,069 - 33,4oo 38,565
Net ofreceiphrlfpayments) 3,129 25,018 28,147 20,19'I
A5 Transfers between funds
A6 Cash funds last year end 15,333
Cash funds this year end 8,970 40,351 49,321 21,174

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funds
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Restricted
funda
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Endowment
funds
lo naaraai 9
s,sro 40,331
Total cash funds 9,970 40,351
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Unrestricted Restrloted Endowment
82 Other monetary assets Derails to funda
nearest 0
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nearest 9
funds
tonearest k
83 Investment
assets
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charity'9 own use
Details Fund lo which Amount due When dua
85 Liabilities II I
Signed by one or iwo trustees on
behalf of all the trustees Signature Print Name Date of
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Financial Report for the period ended period ended
March 2021
Actual YTD Budget YTD variance Annual Budge
Income
Individuals 1,598 800 798 800
Campaigns 657 600 57 600
Trust and Foundations 41,997 35,000 6,997 35,000
Corporate 11,801 15,000 -3,199 15,000
Legacy 124 1,000 -876 1,000
Net High Worth 5,000 6,000 -1,000 6,000
Events 370 1,600 -1,230 1,600
Total 61,547 60,000 1,548 60,000
Expenditure
Pollinators 4,500
Roots Project 9,500
Archeology Volunteers Uniform 250
Wildlife Camera —Castlemartin 376
Make More Meadows 6,500
Communication Ik Marketing 1,943
First 1,000 Days 10,000
Financial
tk
transaction Charges 331
Total 33,400
Total Net Income (-Expenditure 28,147
reconciliation
Actual bank balance 31th march; 49,321.29
Balance c/fwd 1/4/20 21173.6
28147.69
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Unrestricted
funds
Restricted
funds
Endowment
funds
Total funds Last year
to the nearest 5 to the nearest 5 to the nearest 6 to the nearest 2 to the nearest 6
A1 Receipts
Trust and Foundations 36000
Major Donors 5,001
Individuduals 900
Legacy 513
Campaigns 832
Co
rate
15000
Total Projects 3,460 58,087 61547
Prior year sC/
ross income or
AR) 3,460 58,087 81,547 58,246
set an nvestment sa es,
sae table .
Total receipts 3,460 58, 87 - 81,64T 5, 4
3 tsa ments
Prciscis 33,069 33,069 37,500
Financial
&transaction
Cha
es 331 331 555
Sub total 331 33,069 33,400 38,055
A4 Asset and investment
Sub total
1' I 1p 3
1~1~33.666~~~36633
Net ofreceiptsl(payments) 3,129 25,018 28,147 20,191
A5 Transfers between funds
A6 Cash funds last year end 5, 4 ,174
Cash funds this year end 8,970 40,351 49,321 21,174
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Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
Dau:ilh funds funds funds
to nearest 8 to nearest 6 to nearestf
61 Cash funds 8,970 40,351
Total cash funds 8,970 40,351
Iagtss haishces with receipts and payments
Unrestricted Restr)cted Endowment
Details funds
to nearest f
ta funds
nearest 8
funds
to naaraat 5
B2Other monetary assets
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Coat (optional) Current value
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63 Investment assets
Details Fund to which
asset balan s
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charity'8
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dua
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65 Liabilities
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behalf of all the trustees
Signature Print Name Date of
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