
**Trustees' Annual Report for the period** Period start date Period end date Day Month Year Day Month Year **From 01 April 2020 To 31 March 2021** Section A                        Reference and administration details 


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Charity name Tetford and Salmonby Recreation Ground<br>Registered charity number (if any)   1183637<br>Charity's principal address Hamilton Hall<br>East Road<br>Tetford, Horncastle, Lincolnshire<br>Postcode  LN9 6QB<br>Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity<br>Trustee name  Office (if any)  Dates acted if not for whole year  Name of person (or body) entitled to appoint trustee (if any)<br>1 Paul Learoyd  Chair<br>2 Clare Robinson  Secretary<br>3 John Taylor  Treasurer  Resigned       01-11-20<br>4 Peter Stark  Treasurer  Appointed      01-11-20<br>5 Christie Whitley<br>6 Alison Sparks<br>7 Martin Macpherson<br>8 Paul Wood  Tetford Cricket Club<br>9 Alex Davison  Tetford and Salmonby Parish<br>Council<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


## **Section B              Structure, governance and management** 

**Description of the charity’s trusts** 

|Type of governing document<br>(eg. trust deed, constitution)<br>How the charity is constituted<br>(eg. trust, association, company)<br>Trustee selection methods<br>(eg. appointed by, elected by)|<br>CIO Foundation Constitution|
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||Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO)|
||Appointed by the Trustees of Tetford and Salmonby Recreation Ground or<br>Nominated, one each by:<br><br>Tetford and Salmonby Parish Council<br><br>Edward Richardson Primary School<br><br>Hamilton Hall Committee<br><br>St Mary’s Church, Tetford<br><br>Tetford Cricket Club|



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|**Section C                    Objectives and activities**|**Section C                    Objectives and activities**|
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|**Summary of the objects of the**<br>**charity set out in its**<br>**governing document**<br>**Summary of the main**<br>**activities undertaken for the**<br>**public benefit in relation to**<br>**these objects**||
||The object of the charity is the promotion of community participation in<br>healthy recreation in particular by the provision of facilities for the playing<br>of sport.|
||The charity manages, on behalf of local residents and visitors, a<br>recreation ground consisting of football and cricket pitch, childrens’<br>playground and green space with public right of way to open countryside.<br>The trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity<br>Commission on public benefit, which for the charity is the advancement<br>of any sports or games which promote health by involving physical or<br>mental skill or exertion and which are undertaken on an amateur basis.<br>Volunteers run the charity.|
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|Section D|Achievements and performance|
|**Summary of the main**<br>**achievements of the charity**<br>**during the year**||
||The year was dominated by issues arising from the Covid-19 coronavirus<br>pandemic. Trustees had to take steps to secure the financial future of the<br>charity as well as ensure compliance with lockdown rules. The recreation<br>ground proved to be an invaluable area of greenspace for exercise even<br>with formal sports suspended.<br>The majority of activity undertaken on the recreation ground is informal<br>sports and recreation. While there is no football club the goals remain in<br>place all year round and are regularly used for some football practice or a<br>knock about.<br>Tetford Cricket Club was unable to play matches on the recreation<br>ground and was restricted to some late season practice.<br>The playground, consisting of swings, spinner and slide, was closed until<br>4thJuly 2020 in accordance with government guidance. It was opened up<br>with a regular cleaning regime and signage, as soon as practical after<br>restrictions were eased.<br>The recreation ground is maintained to a high standard through the<br>combined efforts of contractors and volunteers.|
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|**Section E                    Financial review**||
|**Brief statement of the**<br>**charity’s policy on reserves**||
||The charity aims to hold sufficient financial reserves to cover at least a<br>year’s expenditure. Funds are held in a Lloyds Bank current account.|




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**Details of any funds materially** None **in deficit Further financial review details (Optional information)** ~~****~~ **Formatted:** Bullets and Numbering The largest expenditure is for cost of rent, insurance and grounds maintenance. The charity’s principal source of funds is usually from the annual Tetford Terrier Racing, a social event held on the recreation ground.  In 2020 the event was cancelled due to government Covid-19 restrictions. Grants and donations were gratefully received from the Tetford and Salmonby Parish Council, East Lindsey District Council, Lincolnshire County Council and Sports England Covid-19 Community Emergency Fund. **Section F                     Other optional information** Due to the continued impact of the Covid-19 coronavirus global pandemic Trustees had to take steps to secure the financial future of the charity. With the fundraiser, Tetford Terrier Racing, cancelled in 2020 and 2021, and with a number of grant applications unsuccessful, Trustees launched a fundraising appeal in June 2021. 

**Section G                    Declaration The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above. Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees Signature(s)** P Learoyd C A Robinson **Full name(s)** Paul Voce Learoyd Clare Allison Robinson **Position (eg Secretary, Chair, etc)**[Chair ] Secretary **Date** 1st July 2021 

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Tetford & Salmonby Recreation Ground Accounts 2020-2021, Charity number 1183637<br>Balance 1 April 2020 = £4053.44 Balance 1 April 2021 = £2935.39<br>Date Item Outgoing (£) Income (£)<br>09/04/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>30/04/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>04/05/2020 Lincs Pest Control 180.00<br>01/06/2020 Grant from Lincolnshire County Council 500.00<br>09/06/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>19/06/2020 Grant from ESC Lottery Fund 1000.00<br>22/06/2020 Grant from East Lindsey District Council 500.00<br>07/07/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>22/07/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>19/08/2020 Grant from Parish Council 500.00<br>09/09/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>ROSPA Play Safety annual inspection of playground for<br>18/09/2020 health and safety purposes 82.20<br>07/10/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>27/11/2020 Lincs Pest Control 360.00<br>13/11/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>21/11/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>14/11/2020 Stationary costs for Treasurer (paid from petty cash) 4.00<br>04/12/2020 Remaining petty cash  2.75<br>06/01/2021 Gift for retiring Treasurer, small hamper 25.05<br>10/01/2020 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>17/01/2021 Lincs Pest Control 180.00<br>19/01/2021 Ground rent - Robert Bells 500.00<br>01/02/2021 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>25/02/2021 NFU annual insurance for playing field and play ground 613.55<br>25/02/2021 Playspace Management grass cutting 140.00<br>Totals 3624.80 2502.75<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


