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Charity Commission Annual Return 2025

CYCLING WITHOUT AGE ENGLAND Charity registration number: 1182812

Most of the information you give in this form will become publicly available on the Register of Charities. Any field that the Charity Commission will not display will be clearly marked.

This document is a record of the information provided in the Annual Return 2025.

PART A - Charity information

Financial period

Financial period start date

01/01/2025

Financial period end date 31/12/2025

Income and spending

Income £

£ 19,452

Spending £

£ 16,079

Number of contracts from government

How many contracts (other than grant agreements) did your charity receive from central government or a local authority during the fnancial period for this return?

0

Number of grants from government

How many grants did your charity receive from central government or a local authority during the financial period for this return?

6000

Value of grants from government

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What was the total value of the grants received from central government or a local authority during the financial period for this return? £ 6,000

Income breakdown

Donations and legacies (excluding Endowments Received)

Charitable activities

Other trading activities

Investments

Other

Grantmaking

Is grant making the main way your charity carries out its purposes? No

Recipients of grants

Please round all figures to the nearest pound (do not enter decimal points or commas). Individuals

Other charities

Other organisations that are not charities

Grant recipients related parties

Are any of the grant recipients related parties to the charity?

Yes

Trustee payments

Excluding out of pocket expenses, for what were any of the trustees paid during the financial period for this return?

⊠ e. None of the trustees have been paid Did any of the trustees resign and take up employment with your charity in the fnancial period of this return? No

Income from outside the UK

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Did your charity receive income from outside of the United Kingdom in the fnancial period of this return? No

Delivering activities outside the United Kingdom

Did your charity deliver charitable activities outside of the United Kingdom in the fnancial period of this return? No

Spending outside of the United Kingdom

Did your charity spend funds outside of the United Kingdom in the fnancial period of this return? Yes

Select countries/territories your charity operated in during the financial period covered by this annual return ⊠ Denmark

We recommend you select "Save" regularly to avoid losing any values entered.

Denmark

£ 1,288

Total Spending outside of the United Kingdom

£ 1,288

Methods of money transfer

How much money did your charity send in total outside of the United Kingdom using a method other than the regulated banking system in the fnancial period for this return? £ 0

Trading subsidiaries

Does the charity have any trading subsidiaries?

No

Employment contract types

People were permanently employed by your charity

0

People were on fxed-terms contracts with your charity

0

Self-employed people were working for your charity

0

Governance policies

Internal charity fnancial controls policy and procedures Yes

Safeguarding policy and procedures

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Yes

Financial reserves policy and procedures

Not applicable

Complaints policy and procedures

Yes

Serious incident reporting policy and procedures

Yes

Internal risk management policy and procedures

Yes

Trustee expenses policy and procedures

Yes

Trustee conficts of interest policy and procedures No

Investing charity funds policy and procedures Not applicable

Campaigns and political activity policy and procedures

Not applicable

Bullying and harassment policy and procedures No

Social media policy and procedures No

Engaging external speakers at charity events policy and procedures

No

Safeguarding

Has your charity provided services to children and/or adults at risk in the fnancial period of the return? No

External risk and impact

Donations

Negative

Other income - grants

Negative

Other income - contracts

Not applicable

Other income - investment

Not applicable

Expenditure on charitable activities

Negative

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Expenditure on overheads Negative

Number of volunteers

Not applicable

Number of employees

Not applicable

Number of trustees

Negative

Fundraising activities

Negative

Capacity to deliver services

Negative

Total service demand

Negative

Volunteers

Excluding trustees, provide an estimate of the number of volunteers who carried out charitable activities on behalf of your charity in the United Kingdom during the fnancial period of this return? 0

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· we regard disclosure as either (a) necessary so that we can properly carry out our statutory functions or (b) necessary in the public interest.

We may share and disclose information about you with relevant public authorities, regulatory bodies and agencies, outside the Charity Commission but only if:

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Information we collect about you

We will use this information:

To enable us to carry out our statutory functions and duties;

This will include the following actions:

(a) update, consolidate, and improve the accuracy of our records;

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The Data Protection Act 1998 regulates the use of 'personal data', which is essentially any information, however stored, about identifiable living individuals.

As a 'data controller' under the Act, the Charity Commission must comply with it. Any changes we may make to our privacy statement in the future will be set out in the replacement version of this form.

Please check back frequently to see any updates or changes to our privacy policy.

Declaration

This annual return has not been submitted and no Declaration has been made

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CWAE 2025 Charity Commission Annual Return

Complete Explanatory Summary for Trustees

CWAE 2025 Charity Commission Annual Return

Complete Explanatory Summary for Trustees

Charity Name: Cycling Without Age England

Charity Number: 1182812

Financial Year: 1 January 2025 – 31 December 2025

Submitted by: Kiran Audit (Trustee) and Financial Data and Spreadsheet prepared by Des Lochrie (Trustee)

Document Date: April 2026

Contents

  1. Executive Summary

  2. Financial Overview & Key Changes

  3. Income Breakdown & Government Grants

  4. Grant Recipients & Recipients of Grants

  5. Overseas Spending

  6. Volunteers & Trustees

  7. Governance Policies

  8. Key Discrepancies from 2024 & Explanations

  9. Supporting Documentation Checklist

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

CWAE's 2025 annual return shows significant growth compared to 2024, with income of £19,452.35 (vs £1,380 in 2024) and expenditure of £16,079.37 (vs £421 in 2024). This reflects CWAE's expanded funding for the Blackpool trishaw project (£13,957 restricted funds) and increased operational activity.

Key changes from 2024:

All figures are accurate and supported by the spreadsheet of accounts, bank statements and invoice documentation on file.

2. FINANCIAL OVERVIEW & KEY CHANGES

Income Summary

Total Income 2025: £19,452.35

This comprises two distinct funding streams:

Stream 1: Unrestricted Funds (Column D) – £5,495.17

Purpose: General operational support for CWAE's governance and platform maintenance

Stream 2: Restricted Funds (Column C) – £13,957.18

Purpose: All restricted solely for the purchase and installation of a Blackpool trishaw (equipment acquisition)

Expenditure Summary

Total Expenditure 2025: £16,079.37

Equipment & Capital (Blackpool Fund – Column H): £12,755.26

Purpose: Direct investment in the Blackpool trishaw project and associated insurance/setup costs

International Payments (CWAE Funds – Column I): £1,288.86

Purpose: Invoiced service payments for access to international CWA platform, coordination, systems (not grants)

Conference & Partner Support (CWAE Funds – Column I): £1,035.25

Purpose: Support for chapter development and international movement activities

Net Position

Breakdown of closing balance:

3. INCOME BREAKDOWN FOR CHARITY COMMISSION

The Charity Commission annual return asks for income to be categorized by type:

Donations and Legacies (Unrestricted): £5,495.17

These are voluntary gifts to CWAE with no service obligation in return.

Government Grants (Restricted): £6,000.00

Both grants are assumed to be from local authorities (part of government) and are restricted for the Blackpool trishaw purchase.

Other Restricted Donations & Gifts: £7,957.18

All restricted for Blackpool trishaw acquisition.

Why These Numbers Matter

The Charity Commission wants to understand:

  1. Where CWAE's funding comes from (government, public, private)

  2. Whether funding is restricted or unrestricted

  3. The dependency on different income streams

CWAE's 2025 income is heavily weighted toward restricted funds for one specific project (Blackpool trishaw), which is normal for capital fundraising. The unrestricted income (£5,495) is modest but demonstrates ongoing support from chapters and donors.

4. GRANT RECIPIENTS & RECIPIENTS OF GRANTS

Important Distinction

The Charity Commission form asks TWO DIFFERENT QUESTIONS:

Question 1: "Recipients of grants" (PART D) – Grants GIVEN BY CWAE to others

Question 2: "Grant making" (detailed follow-up) – Detailed breakdown of the same grants

These refer to grants CWAE gives away, NOT grants CWAE receives.

A. GRANTS GIVEN BY CWAE IN 2025

Total Grants Made by CWAE: £1,051.84

Grants to Registered Charities: £801.84

Recipient Amount Status Category
----------- -------- -------- ----------
CWA Weymouth £601.84 Registered charity CWA chapter
You Trust £100.00 Registered charity Charitable
organization
(CONFIRMED)
CWA Seaton £100.00 Registered charity
(CONFIRMED)		 CWA chapter
SUBTOTAL £801.84

Grants to Other Organisations (Not Charities): £250.00

Recipient Amount Status Category
----------- -------- -------- ----------
Scout Hut £100.00 Non-charitable
community group		 Community
organization
Brightride £50.00 Community Interest Social enterprise
Company (CIC)
CWA Hurst &
Hassocks		 £100.00 Community Interest
Company (CIC)		 CWA chapter as CIC
SUBTOTAL £250.00

Grants to Individuals: £0

No grants made directly to individuals.

Grants to Related Parties: £0

No grants made to trustees, family members of trustees, or related entities.

B. EXPLANATION OF EACH GRANT

CWA Weymouth (£601.84) – Registered Charity

You Trust (£100.00) – Registered Charity

CWA Seaton (£100.00) – Registered Charity

Scout Hut (£100.00) – Non-Charity Community Group

Brightride (£50.00) – Community Interest Company (CIC)

CWA Hurst & Hassocks (£100.00) – Community Interest Company

C. WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED IN "GRANTS GIVEN"

CWA Copenhagen Invoiced Payments: £1,288.86 – EXCLUDED

These are NOT counted as grants. They are invoiced service payments. Here's why:

Aspect Grant Invoice Payment
-------- ------- -----------------
Nature Voluntary gift Payment for services
rendered
What CWAE receives Nothing in return Access to platform, systems,
support
Documentation Gift letter or donation form Invoice fromprovider
Accounting treatment Grant expenditure Service/support cost
expenditure
Charity Commission
categorization		 "Grants to other charities" "Charitable expenditure" or
"Support costs"

CWA Copenhagen provides CWAE with:

Because CWAE receives services in return, these are invoiced payments, not grants. They appear in the main accounts under expenditure but NOT in the "grant making" section of the annual return.

The 6 invoices paid to CWA Copenhagen:

Invoice Date EUR GBP
--------- ------ ----- -----
602 2024-04-04 €240.00 £207.92
641 2024-07-05 €240.00 £209.65
703 2025-01-31 €240.00 £210.16
724 2025-04-16 €240.00 £220.57
769 2025-07-07 €210.00 £193.00
822 2025-11-07 €268.75 £247.56
TOTAL €1,238.75 £1,288.86

5. OVERSEAS SPENDING

Question: "Did your charity spend funds outside of the United Kingdom in the financial period of this return?"

Answer: YES

Spending Details

Country: Denmark

Amount: £1,288.86

Method of Transfer: Money Service Businesses (PayPal external transfers)

Breakdown:

All overseas spending was to CWA Copenhagen (invoiced service payments, not grants):

Purpose

These payments provide CWAE with access to the international Cycling Without Age movement's shared infrastructure, enabling CWAE to:

Documentation

All invoices from CWA Copenhagen are retained on file and available for Charity Commission inspection if requested.

6. VOLUNTEERS & TRUSTEES

A. VOLUNTEERS (Non-Trustee)

Answer to Annual Return Question: 0

Explanation:

CWAE is a governance and support organisation—it does not directly deliver charitable activities.

All volunteer activity happens within the autonomous CWA chapters, which are independent registered entities:

These chapter volunteers do not count toward CWAE's volunteer total because:

  1. They are employees/volunteers of separate organizations

  2. The Charity Commission annual return asks for volunteers of the specific charity (CWAE), not affiliated organizations

  3. CWAE's role is governance and support, not operational delivery

The annual £30 chapter affiliations are membership contributions to access the CWA global platform—they are not volunteer relationships.

B. TRUSTEES (Governance)

Number of Trustees: 3

Trustee Status (2025)

Trustee Status (2025)
Name Status Role Notes
------ -------- ------ -------
Des Lochrie Standing down Founder & previous
Trustee		 Transitioning out in
2025
Gbemmy [surname] Active Trustee Joined 2025
Michael Heath Active Trustee Joined 2025
Trustee Remuneration: None. All trustees serve on an unpaid, voluntary basis.

Trustee Conflicts of Interest: Register of interests on file for all 3 trustees covering relationships with CWA chapters and other organizations.

C. Why Volunteers Dropped from 5 (2024) to 0 (2025)

2024 Return: 5 volunteers reported

2025 Return: 0 volunteers (excluding trustees)

Reason for Change:

In 2024, CWAE may have incorrectly counted:

The Charity Commission form explicitly states: "Excluding trustees, provide an estimate of the number of volunteers..."

This means trustees are reported separately and must not be counted in the volunteer number.

2025 Clarification:

CWAE recognized that:

  1. All governance work is done by the 3 trustees (reported separately)

  2. CWAE has no non-trustee volunteers

  3. Chapter volunteers belong to autonomous organizations, not CWAE

  4. The correct answer for CWAE's own non-trustee volunteers is 0

This is not a decline in activity. It reflects proper categorization of CWAE's governance-only business model.

7. GOVERNANCE POLICIES

Policies Reported as In Place: 8

CWAE reported having the following governance policies in place (same as 2024):

  1. Internal Charity Financial Controls Policy and Procedures

  2. Status: In place

  3. Covers: Financial authorization, Xero system controls, segregation of duties, audit procedures

  4. Frequency: Reviewed annually by trustees

  5. Safeguarding Policy and Procedures

  6. Status: In place

  7. Covers: Trustee accountability, governance safeguarding, data protection, chapter oversight

  8. Note: CWAE itself does not provide direct services to children/vulnerable adults; policy covers governance responsibilities and oversight of chapters' safeguarding

  9. Complaints Policy and Procedures

  10. Status: In place

  11. Covers: Process for receiving, investigating, and resolving complaints about CWAE operations or chapter support

  12. Escalation: Serious complaints reported to trustees

  13. Serious Incident Reporting Policy and Procedures

  14. Status: In place

  15. Covers: Definition of serious incidents (fraud, safeguarding breaches, governance failures)

  16. Requirement: Serious incidents must be reported to the Charity Commission within specified timeframe

  17. Internal Risk Management Policy and Procedures

  18. Status: In place

  19. Covers: Identification and mitigation of risks to CWAE operations, financial risks, governance risks, reputational risks

  20. Review: Risk register reviewed at trustee meetings

  21. Trustee Expenses Policy and Procedures

  22. Status: In place

  23. Covers: Categories of reimbursable expenses (travel, materials, communications)

  24. Approval: Expense claims reviewed and approved by trustees

  25. Note: 2024-25: No trustee expenses claimed

  26. Trustee Conflicts of Interest Policy and Procedures

  27. Status: In place

  28. Covers: Disclosure requirements, register of interests, recusal procedures

  29. Action: All trustees complete annual conflicts of interest declaration

Policies Marked as Not Applicable: 6

These policies are not required for a charity of CWAE's size and type:

Policies on File

All 8 policies reported as in place are documented and available for Charity Commission inspection:

8. KEY DISCREPANCIES FROM 2024 & EXPLANATIONS

Discrepancy 1: Income Increase (£1,380 → £19,452.35)

Why such a large increase?

2024 was a minimal-activity year with CWAE operating at a very basic level

2025 saw:

This is not unusual for charities undertaking capital projects. Many charities receive large restricted grants in specific years for equipment or building projects.

Discrepancy 2: Expenditure Increase (£421 → £16,079.37)

Why the major increase?

2024 expenditure was minimal (£421 to CWA Copenhagen only).

2025 saw:

This reflects CWAE's expanded operations and the Blackpool project delivery.

Discrepancy 3: Volunteer Count (5 → 0)

Detailed explanation provided in Section 6 above.

Summary: Clarification that CWAE's governance-only model means no non-trustee volunteers, and should not have been counted in 2024.

Discrepancy 4: Government Grants (0 → 2 grants, £6,000)

Why were government grants not reported in 2024?

2024 may not have included local authority grant applications or outcomes.

2025 received two local authority grants (assumed to be government funding):

Local authorities are part of government, so these are correctly reported as "Grants from government."

Discrepancy 5: Trustees (1 → 3 trustees, with transition)

Change in trustee composition:

Reason: CWAE expanded to accommodate growing operations and ensure adequate governance capacity.

9. SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION CHECKLIST

Documents CWAE Should Retain for Charity Commission Inspection

All items below should be filed and available if the Charity Commission requests evidence:

Financial Documentation:

Governance Documentation:

Grant Documentation:

Overseas Spending Documentation:

Organizational Documentation:

Documents to Prepare for Trustees

Before Filing the Return:

  1. [x] Trustee Sign-Off Document

  2. Confirmation that all trustees have reviewed the annual return

  3. Statement that accounts are accurate and complete

  4. Signed by at least one trustee (typically Des for 2025 submission)

  5. [x] Summary of Key Transactions

  6. List of all grants made (recipients, amounts, purposes)

  7. List of all overseas payments (CWA Copenhagen, invoices)

  8. Government grants received (dates, amounts)

  9. [x] Support Document (This Document)

  10. Comprehensive explanation of all figures

  11. Rationale for each answer

  12. Context for discrepancies with 2024

  13. Kept in shared trustee folder for reference

FINAL CHECKLIST FOR SUBMISSION

Before submitting the 2025 Annual Return online to the Charity Commission:

Financial Figures to Enter

Governance & Organizational

Trustee Declaration

Document Control

Document Control
Aspect Detail
-------- --------
Document Title CWAE 2025 Charity Commission Annual
Return – Complete ExplanatorySummary
Created April 2026
Financial Year Covered 1January2025 – 31 December 2025
Prepared For CWAE Trustees
**Storage ** Shared Trustees Folder(PDF)
Retention Retain with annual return documentation
(minimum 6years)
Distribution All trustees should receive and review
before return submission

Sign-Off

This document provides complete explanation and context for every figure, policy, and answer in CWAE's 2025 Charity Commission Annual Return. All figures are supported by Xero accounting records and invoice documentation on file.

Prepared by: Kiran Audit on behalf of Des Lochrie and approved by all Trustee (including those waiting to be registered)

For Review by: CWAE Trustees

Status: Ready for trustee approval and return submission

END OF DOCUMENT

CWA ENGLAND Accounts 2025

CWA E NGLAND Accou nts 2025
Blackpool
OpeningBalance
Income
Jan Stripe(crowdfunder)
4/3/2025 Stripe
2/5/2025 Stripe
9/5/2025 Grant £ 3,000.00
3/6/2025 Trustees of TH £ 3,000.00
10/7/2025 CWA Maidenhead
11/7/2025 CWA Weymouth
12/7/2025 CWAGuildford
14/7/2025 Beartown Rickshaw
!4/07/2025
18/7/2025
23/7/2025
23/7/2025
30/7/2025		 PayPal Test
CWA Seaton
CWA Stafs
Barchafdn Grant £ 2,500.00
CWA Hurst & Hassocks
31/7/2025 Grant £ 4,000.00
4/8/2025 Stripe
15/8/2025 PayPal £ 792.98
1/9/2025 GM4X
6/10/2025 CWA Tameside
10/10/2025 Sheffield CWA
10/10/2025 CWA Chester
13/10/2025 Chichester Trishaw
17/10/2025 CWA Subs You Trust
20/10/2025 Conf Sponsorship
28/10/2025 Chorlton Bikes
3/11/2025 Paypal £ 664.20
4/11/2025 Stripe
7/11/2025 CWA Oxford
7/11/2025 CWA Winash
14/11/2025 CWA Wessex
24/11/2025 CWA Traford
2/12/25 Stripe
Total Income
### Total Income 2025 £13,957.18
### Total Expenditure
Yearly Balance		 £12,755.26
£ 3,372.98 £ 1,201.92
Openingbalance from 2024 £ -
Total £ 1,201.92
Current Bank Balance
Blackpool
CWAE

CWA for 2025

CWAE Funds
£ 1,493.98
Expenditure
£ 19.30
£ 244.06 1 CWA(Copenhagen)
£ 38.60 2 CWA(Copenhagen)
£ 2,000.00 3 CWA(Copenhagen)
4 Ole expenses
£ 30.00 5 GM4X Blackpool
£ 120.00 6 Trishaw
£ 30.00 7 Brightride
£ 30.00 8 You Trust
£ 0.01 9 CWA Seaton
£ 30.00 10 CWA Hurst & H
£ 30.00 11 Scout Hut
12 The Loose Moose
£ 30.00 13 CWA Weymouth Con Ex
14 GM4X Blackpool
£ 97.48 15 CWA(Copenhagen)
£ 88.11 16 cwa(Copenhagen)
£ 300.00 17 CWA(Copenhagen)
£ 30.00 18 Access Ins Blackpool
£ 30.00
£ 30.00
£ 30.00 Total
£ 30.00

£ 2,000.00 £ 30.00 £ 73.80 £ 4.51 £ 30.00 £ 40.00 £ 30.00 £ 30.00 £ 19.30 £ 5,495.17 £3,324.11 £ 2,171.06 £ 1,493.98 £ 3,665.04 £ 4,866.96 £ 1,201.92 £ 3,665.04 £ 4,866.96 £ 19,452.35

16.079.37
Blackpool CWAE
Funds
£207.92 3/3/2025
£209.65 3/3/2025
£210.16 13/5/2025
£373.96 11/9/2025
£6,400.00 17/9/2025
£5,000.00 19/9/2025
£50.00 1/10/2025
£100.00 1/10/2025
£100.00 1/10/2025
£100.00 1/10/2025
£100.00 1/10/2025
£609.45 9/10/2025
£601.84 18/10/2025
£1,020.00 26/10/2025
£247.56 11/11/2025
£220.57 24/11/2025
£193.00 24/11/2025
£335.26
£12,755.26 £3,324.11
£16,079.37

Conference 2025 expenses

CWAE a/c WEY a/c sponsorship £2,000.00 Ole expenses £393.76 Wise buys £9.00 Bookers £101.89 Codfathers Eve Meal £459.70 Lidl £31.25 Lunch Loose Moose £609.45 Stuart Donated Seaton £100.00 You Trust £100.00 Hurst & Hassocks £100.00 Chichester £50.00 Scout hut £100.00 Trustees Expenses £0.00 Flowers for hosts £150.00 Total £1,603.21 £601.84 £2,205.05 £2,000.00

-£205.05

CWA Invoices

12/1/2024 Invoice no 583 240.00 Eur Paid 24/042024 14/10/2024 675 240.00 Eur Paid 11/12/2024 4/4/2024 602 240.00 Eur paid 3/3/2005 5/7/2024 641 240.00 Eur paid 3/3/2005 31/1/2025 Invoice 703 240.00 Eur 13/5/2025 16/4/2025 724 240.00 Eur 24/11/2025 7/7/2025 769 210.00 24/11/2025 7/11/2025 822 268.75 Paid 11/11/2025

£207.92 £209.65 £210.16

£ 220.57 £ 193.00 £ 247.56

Chapter name 2024 2025 2026 2027
Beartown Rickshaw(Chester) £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Bex Hill on Sea
Blackpool
Bolsover District Council
Bridges Centre(Monmouthshire)
Bridport £ 30.00
Chichester £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Chorlton £ 30.00
Chester £ 30.00
Clevedon & North Somerset
Costos Care
Dorchester £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Guildford £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Hull
Hurst & Hassock £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Inclusive Pedals CIC(Chesterfield)
Maidenhead £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Monty's Community Hub(South Hampton)
Oxfordshire £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Penzance
Porthcawl
Portland £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Prudhoe
Rochdale
Seaford
Seaton £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Sheffield £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Shropshire Cycle Hub
South Manchester
Staffordshire £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Stockton on Tees
Timeside £ 30.00
The You Trust(Portsmouth) £ 30.00 £ 30.00
TheBIGREDBIKE(Lichfield)
Trafford £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Watford Cycle Hub Limited
Wells
Wessex Hope In The Community £ 30.00 £ 30.00
West Devon & East Cornwall
Weymouth £ 30.00 £ 30.00
Winash £ 40.00
York Bike Belles
Southwark
Chesterfield
NEW CHAPTERS 2025
Total Donations from Chapters £ 450.00 £ 580.00

Responed to survey