||Names ofthe charity|trustees<br>who manage the|charity|||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||Trustee name|Office (ifany)|Dates <br>whole|acted if not for<br>ear|Name <br>to a|of person (or body) <br>oint trustee<br>if an|||entitled|
||Robin Somerville|Chair||||||||
||Trevor Ryan|Treasurer||||||||
|3|Eloise Monger||||Somborne||Players|||
|4|Sarah Pennington|Booking Secretary|||Somborne||Sisterhood||Wl|
|5|Linda Aucock|Invoicing Secretary|||Parish|Church PCC||||
|6|lan Beacham||||Parish|Council||||
|7|Katy Grant||||Sombornes||Preschool|||
|8||||||||||
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|Summary|ofthe main activities|Manage|all aspects of Kings Somborne|Village Hall,|in terms of usage,|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|undertaken|for the public|upkeep|and development.|||
|benefit<br>in|relation to these|||||
|objects (include within this||||||
|section the statutory||||||
|declaration|that trustees<br>have|||||
|had regard|to the guidance|||||
|issued by|the Charity|||||
|Commission<br>on public benefit)||||||





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|---|---|---|---|---|
|Summary<br>ofthe main<br>achievements<br>ofthe charity<br>during the year|||The hall has continued<br>to be well used by the local community<br>for<br>activities such as badminton,<br>yoga, dance, short mat bowls and dog<br>training,<br>and for community<br>group meetings<br>such as the Parent 8 Toddler<br>Group, Somborne<br>Society, Somborne<br>Sisterhood<br>and Women's<br>Institute.||
||||The Somborne Sessions live music events and Somborne<br>Community||
||||Cinema<br>film screenings<br>have continued,<br>and remain<br>popular<br>with the||
||||local community.<br>Over the winter months,<br>the community<br>cinema ran|a|
||||series of "warm hub" matinees,<br>aided by a local authority<br>grant.||
||||Somborne<br>Community<br>Cafe operates once a week from the Jubilee||
||||Room, and this facility is very well supported<br>and much appreciated|by|
||||local residents.||
||||Working<br>with local partners,<br>the hall has continued<br>to offer packages|for|
||||wedding<br>receptions.||
||||The trustees are pleased to report that the hall is financially<br>sound, and||
||||fulfilling<br>its purpose<br>in the local community.||










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|INCOAflNG RESOURCES||
|---|---|
|Income and endowments|from:|
|Grants, donations<br>and legacies||
|Charitable<br>activities||
|Other||
|Total incoming resources||
|Less: Bad debts written-off||
|Net Incomin<br>resources||
|RESOURCES EXPENDED||
|Expenditure<br>on:||
|Charitable<br>activities||
|Interest and depreciation||
|Total Resources used||
|Net movement in funds||
|RECONCILIATION<br>OFFUNDS||
|Total Funds brought forward||
|Total Funds carried forward||



||TOTAL|FUNDS||
|---|---|---|---|
|Notes|2022-23||2021-22|
||f||f|
||10,525||15,624|
||29,401||20,326|
||22,658||1,598|
||62,583||37,550|
||62,583||37,550|
||59,667||24,442|
||7,530||8,424|
||67,197||32,666|
|14|(4,614)||4,684|
||94,782||90,098|
||90,168||94,782|





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|||||TOTAL FUNDS||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||Notes|2022-23|2021-22|
|||||F|F|
|NONWURRENT<br>ASSETS||||||
|Tangible assets|||6|42,247|47,010|
|Community<br>building|operating|lease prepaid more than one year ahead|10|24,442|25,639|
|||||66,689|72,649|
|CURRENT ASSETS||||||
|Prepayments,<br>accrued income||and debtors falling due within one year|7|26,944|6,271|
|Community<br>building|operating|lease prepaid for next year|10|1,197|1,197|
|Cash at bank and in|hand||11|19,385|21,586|
|||||47,526|29,054|
|CURRENT LIABILITIES||||||
|Creditors and accruals falling||due within one year||23,847|4,102|
|Deferred income failing due within one year|||12|200|380|
|||||24,046|4,482|
|NET CURRENT ASSETS||||23,479|24,572|
|TOTAL ASSETSLESSCURRENT LIABILITIES||||90,168|97,221|
|Creditors and accruals falling||due more than one year|||2,440|
|TOTAL NET ASSETS||||90,168|94,782|
|FUNDS FORTHE CHARITY||||||
|Unrestricted<br>funds|(from Statement of Financial Activities)|||90,168|94,782|





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|1.BASISOF PREPARATION||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|1.1Basis offinancial statements||||||||
|These accounts have been prepared<br>under the historical cost convention<br>with items recognised<br>at cost||||||||
|or transaction<br>value unless otherwise<br>stated<br>in the relevant note(s) tothese accounts.||||||||
|The accounts have been prepared<br>in accordance with: the Statement<br>of Recommended<br>Practice:||||||||
|Accounting<br>and Reporting<br>by Charities<br>preparing<br>their accounts<br>in accordance with the Financial|Reporting|||||||
|Standard<br>applicable<br>in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS102)issued on 16july 2014, and with||||||||
|the Charities Act 2011.||||||||
|1.2Change ofaccounting<br>policy||||||||
|The accounts present a true and fair view and the accounting<br>policies adopted are those outlined|in|note 2.||||||
|2. ACCOUNTING<br>POUCIES||||||||
|2.1 Reconciliation<br>with previous<br>GAAP to funds determined<br>under FRS 102||||||||
|There were no material<br>adjustments<br>tothe accounts with the adoption of FRS102.||||||||
|2Z Income||||||||
|Recognition ofincome||||||||
|Income is recognised<br>in the financial statements<br>when the charity becomes entitled tothe resources, it is||||||||
|likely the charity will receive the resources and the monetary<br>value can be measured<br>with sufficient||reliability.||||||
|There has been no offsetting ofassets and liabilities, or income and expenses, unless required or|permitted|||||||
|by the FRS102SORP or FRS102.||||||||
|Grants and donations<br>are only included<br>in the SoFA when the general income recognition<br>criteria|are met.|||||||
|The charity has not received government<br>grants<br>in the reporting<br>period.||||||||
|2.3Expenditure<br>and liabilities||||||||
|Liabilities are recognised<br>where it is more likely than not that there is a legal or constructive<br>obligation|||committing||the|charity to pay||
|out resources and the amount ofthe obligation<br>can be measured<br>with reasonable<br>certainty.||||||||
|Support costs have been allocated between<br>governance<br>costs and other support.<br>Governance<br>costs||comprise||all costs||involving|public|
|accountability<br>ofthe charity and its compliance<br>with regulation<br>and good practice.||||||||
|The charity accounts for basic financial<br>instruments<br>on initial recognition<br>as per paragraph<br>10.7 FRS102SORP.||||Subsequent||||
|measurement<br>isas per paragraphs 11.17to 11.19,FRS102SORP.||||||||
|2.4Assets||||||||
|The Charity has a permanent<br>endowment:<br>Land and Buildings used by the Charity. Since the Charity||has no entitlement||||to sell these||
|they are not recognised as tangilble assets in these accounts.||||||||
|Other Assets (non endowed)<br>are held for functional<br>use by the Charity. These include tables, chairs, kitchen equipment,||||||marquees,||
|security equipment,<br>audio/visual<br>and music equipment,<br>sports and leisure equipment.||||||||
|Depreciation<br>has been provided<br>at 159'reducing<br>balance<br>in order to write offthe assets over their estimated||||useful lives.||||
|Debtors (including trade debtors and loans receivable) are measured<br>on initial recognition<br>at settlement|||amount after|||any trade||
|discounts or amount<br>advanced<br>by the charity.<br>Subsequently,<br>they are measured<br>at the cash or other||consideration|||expected to||be|
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|Notes to the financial st|Notes to the financial st|atements|for the year ended|31 March 2023|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|3. Analysis ofincome|||||||
|||||Notes|2022-23|2021-22|
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|Grants, donations|and legacies||||||
|Grants provided<br>by|government|||||15,304|
|Non-government<br>grants|||||10,000||
|Donations|||||525|320|
||||||10,525|15,624|
|Charitable<br>activities|||||||
|Fundraising<br>events|||||3,958|2,118|
|Hall hirings|||||15,939|8,706|
|Community<br>Building|rent||||9,504|9,504|
||||||29,401|20,328|
|Other income|||||||
|Bank interest received|||||28||
|Commission<br>received|||||164||
|Insurance<br>claim payout||||16|20,599||
|Electricity Feed-in Tariff|||||1,867|1,493|
||||||22,658|1,598|
|TOTAL INCOMING|RESOURCES||||62,583|37,550|
|4.Analysis ofreceipts ofGovernment|||grants||2022-23|2021-22|
||||||E|p|
|Hampshire<br>County|Council|||||1,924|
|Test Valley Borough|Council|||||11,288|
|Kings Somborne<br>Parish Council||||||2,112|
|||||||15,304|
|5.Analysis ofExpenditure|||||2022-23|2021-22|
||||||f|p|
|Charitable activities|||||||
|Hall running<br>costs||||16|44,670|13,453|
|Development<br>costs|||||13,799|9,793|
|Community<br>building|operating|lease||10|1,197|1,197|
||||||59,667|24,442|
|Interest and depreciation|||||||
|Loan Interest|||||75|128|
|Depreciation|||||7,455|8,296|
||||||7,530|8,424|
|TOTAL RESOURCES USED|||||67,197|32,868|





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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||Atwost valuation|||f||
||Valuation<br>at start ofyear|||96,059|92,520|
||Acquisitions|||2,692|3,538|
||Disposals|||||
||Valuation<br>at year end|||98,751|96,059|
||Depreciation|||||
||Depreciation<br>before this year's charge|||49,049|40,753|
||Charge for this year|||7,455|8,296|
||Depreciation<br>at year-end||||49,049|
||Net Book Valuation|||||
||NBV at start ofyear|||47,010|51,788|
||NBV at year end|||42,247|47,010|
|7. PREPAYMENTS AND DEBTORS FALLING||DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR||||
||||Notes|2022-23|2021-22|
|||||f||
|Hall hiring|invoiced but not paid|||86|285|
|Community|building<br>rent invoiced but not paid|||||
|Other debtors|||16|20,599||
|Debtors: Amounts falling due within one year||||20,685|285|
|Accrued income - hirings not yet invoiced||||||
|Prepayments||||6,109|4,836|
|Returnable|deposits held by external entities|||150|1,150|
|||||26,944|6,271|
|8. CREDITORS AND ACCRUALS: AMOUNTS||FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR||||
||||Notes|2022-23|2021-22|
|||||f|f|
|ACRE Loan||||2,440|2,641|
|Accruals: Invoices not yet received, or not yet paid|||16|21,298|1,109|
|Refunds due on bookings||||19||
|Hall hiring|discount funds held|||90|152|
|Hall hiring|deposits<br>held||||200|
|||||23,847|4,102|
|9. CREDITORS: AMOUNTS<br>FALUNG DUE MORE THAN ONE YEAR||||||
|||||2022-23|2021-22|
|||||f||
|ACRE Loan|||||2,440|
|10. COMMUNITY BUILDING: OPERATING LEASE||||||
|||||2022-23|2021-22|
|||||f|f|
|Operating|lease cost for the current year|||1,197|1,197|
|Operating|lease cost prepaid for next year|||1,197|1,197|
|Operating|lease cost prepaid for more than one|year ahead||24,442|25,639|



|Operating|lease|cost|for the current year||
|---|---|---|---|---|
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|14. MOVEMEN|T<br>IN FUNDS||At start of|Net movement||
||||year|in funds|At year end|
||||f|f|f|
|Unrestricted<br>Funds||||||
|Everyday account (Barclays]|||6,712|(2,946)|3,767|
|Fundraising<br>account (Barclays)|||0|0|0|
|Savings account|(Ba relays)||14,874|(1,262)|13,612|
|Lloyds account|||0|2,007|2,007|
|TOTAL FUNDS|||21,586|(2,201)|19,385|
|Net movement|in funds, included|in the above, are as follows:||||
||||Incoming|Resources|Movement|
||||resources|expended|in funds|
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|Unrestricted<br>funds|||46,892|(49,094)|(2,201)|



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