## **Duttons and Allens Almshouses CIO** 

## **Charity  No 1184288** 

## **Report and Unaudited Accounts** 

**For Eighteen Months ended 31st December 2020** 



## **Duttons and Allens Almshouse CIO** 

## **Trustees Report** 

The trustees present their report and the scrutinised financial statements for the year ended 

## **Registered Charity    - No** 

1184288 

## **Trustees** 

J.J.M. Astic - Chairman S.Ashby - Hon Surveyor M.Chappin C.Hancock - Hon Secretary E Hartnell J.A.Lawrence D.M.Louisson  Hon Treasurer W.J.Mustoe R.C.Owen T.D.Stevens 

## **History** 

Following Thomas Dutton's death in 1651, he gave a house in the East end of Northleach as a si and by way of funds and a loan from the executors of the estate of Mary Harritts Allen, a new alm was erected in Mill End in 1818. 

In 1831 as a result of an order by Chancery, a new body of Town Trustees was inaugurated to ad almshouses which were passed to this charity in 1834. 

A Scheme in 1932 empowered the management of the Duttons Almshouse to the Town Charities allowed to devote surplus income to the maintenance of that almshouse and towards the one th already administrating as trustees of the Allen's charity. 

A further Scheme of 1956 confirmed their powers over the almshouse charities and allowed them for other general purpose for the benefit of the town of Northleach 

In July 2019. the above charity was founded as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), int the Almshouses and respective funds were transferred and registered. 

## **Objects and activities and Public Benefit** 

The main aim of the charity is to provide low cost housing within the Parish of Northleach 

for the benefit of members of the local town and district community or their close relatives. As appropriate, within the Charities governing constitution, to make grants to other charities and organisations operating for the benefit of the local community of Northleach 

## **Achievements and Performance** 

Maintenance and repairs continue as appropriate, and where necessary upgrades are made in o regulatory requirements, 

The surplus of Income over expenditure for the perio £13,249 

## **Structure, management and governance** 

The Charity was registered on 5th July 2019. The organisation is governed by a board of Trustee In order for reporting consistancy, the new Charities operations will commence from 1st January 



and all assets and liabilities will be transferred from the original charity - Reg No 203546 on this 



**Duttons and Allens Almshouse CIO** 1184288 

**Trustees Report** 

(Cont) for year end 31-Dec-20 

## **Recruitment, eligibility and appointment of Trustees** 

The trustees are recruited amongst members of the local community whom the Trustees believe have the necessary experience to enhance the aims of this charity 

The current trustees have agreed to continue their charitable support and have been registered 

## **Training of Trustees** 

All trustees are involved in the variety of work for trust, who seek support from co-trustees and w 

appropriate, from external consultants and experienced members of the local and wider commu 

## **Remuneration of Trustees** 

All trustees provide their services totally voluntarily and no remuneration is paid to any trustees 

## **Risk management** 

Asset Security 

This Charity covers the fire and loss risks to its properties by way of insurances and for Public an liabilities. 

## Operational regulatory compliance 

The Trustees strive to meet changes to regulatory financial and charity requirements as appropr to the size and risks of this charity. 

## Safeguarding 

Trustees are aware of their responsibilities to report, to the appropriate authorities, any circumst which make them aware of any intimidation or abuse towards residents, but within the paramet of their privacy. 

Child protection 

The Charity is not involved in the custody of children and the associated responsibilities. Health and Safety 

The Charity operates a policy of due care to its residence in terms of the accommodation provid but does not provide personal or social care. 

## Serious Incidents 

The Charity was not aware and has no serious incidents to report. 

## Internal checks 

Within the limited number of local builders and traders, competitive quotes are sought for major work. Payments are supported by internal instructions, and by two supporting signatures on con of internet payment instructions and cheques 

Management accounts, together with supporting bank statements, are produced to Trustees me held on a quarterly basis. 

## C Hancock Signed 

Hon Secretary 

Date ### 



|**Duttons and Allens Almshouse CIO**<br>1184288<br>**Trustees Report**<br>**(Cont)     for year end**<br>31-Dec-20<br>Receipts and Payments Account<br>Notes<br>Incomes<br>1<br>Expenditures -<br>2<br>Add Back - Repairs Charged against<br>Maintenance Reserves Below<br>3<br>Interest Received<br>Net Operating Surplus (Defcit)<br>Provision to Cyclical Repairs below<br>3<br>Provision to Long Term Repairs below<br>3<br>Available for Charitable Purposes<br>Donations and Grants<br>4<br>Net Surplus (Defcit) for current period<br>Funds Available for Charitable Purposes<br>Balance Transferred from Duttons and Allens Charity 203456<br>Balance C/fwd at end of Period<br>Maintenance Adjustments<br>3<br>- Provision for period (from above)<br>- Charged against Provision<br>- Interest Received<br>Net Repair Reserve - for Period<br>Maintenance Reserve<br>Balances Transferred from Duttons & Allens Charity - 203546<br>- Cyclical Reserve<br>11,398.00<br>- Long Term Reserve<br>69,520.00<br>Balance of Maintenance Reserves  - C/Fwd<br>- Cyclical Reserve<br>3<br>20,162<br>- Long Term Reserve<br>3<br>77,819<br>____________ <br>Total Duttons & Allens Charity CIO - Funds<br>Funded by<br>Cash at Bank and COIF Deposit account + Accruals<br>Signed D. M Louis<br>Date<br>21-Oct-21|First Eighteen<br>Months to<br>31-Dec-20<br>_____________<br>48,505.00<br>(18,193.00)<br>2,880.00<br>(143.00)<br>_____________<br>33,049.00<br>(8,400.00)<br>(11,400.00)<br>_____________<br>13,249.00<br>0.00<br>_____________<br>13,249.00<br>7,844.00<br>_____________<br>21,093.000<br>19,800.00<br>(2,880.00)<br>143.00<br>_____________<br>17,063.00<br>(0)<br>0.00<br> <br> <br>80,918.00<br>_____________<br>97,981.00<br> <br>0<br> <br>0<br> _____________ ________<br>119,074.00<br>119,074.00£0.00|
|---|---|





Hon Treasurer 

## **Duttons and Allens Almshouse CIO** 1184288 **Trustees Report** (Cont) for year end 31-Dec-20 

## Notes to Accounts 

- 1 

Income  - is derived from contributions from residents of the Almshouses. 

No funds were received from external overseas countries / donors 

No fundraising income was received in year 

2 Expenditure - consists of the running costs of the two Almshouses as follows Months to 

||31-Dec-20|
|---|---|
||-------------------|
|Water|1,524.41|
|Electricity|1,174.60|
|Heating Oil|6,333.37|
|Insurance|3,140.17|
|Repairs  - before reserve adjustment|5,614.16|
|Other|361.00|
|TV Licences|45.00|
||_________________|
||18,192.71(0)|



## 3  Reserve Policy 

Our Reserve policy is currently under review, to assess the sufficiency of the provisions to date a The present reserves amount to ###  towards the potential cost of Cyclical Repairs and ### for possible major Long Term repairs 

which have been based on historic calculations at 18% and 25% respectively of residents potent and measured against relative costs over past fifteen years. 

The Long Term need of a possible roof replacement of our Grade 2 listed property, has been a m for the retention of almost all surpluses from the eight almshouses over recent history 

In reviewing our possible future repair costs, these rates may be adjusted to try to cover anticip costs, but subject to a short term adjustments should trustees deem this to be necessary. 

## 4 Properties 

The Charity has over many years acquired the rights over the two almshouse properties listed b 

|||Insurance|Land Re|
|---|---|---|---|
|Name|Address|Value|Title No|
|The Duttons|<br>High Street, Northleach, GL54 3EU|1,212,440|GR3382|
|The Allens|Mill End, Northleach, GL54 3HJ|1,169,600|GR3382|
|The values of these|almshouses have not been incorporated in the accounts of this charity.|||



## 5 Independent Examination 

With the charities income exceeding the £25,000 threshold, a report from External Independent is attached 



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## **Duttons and Allens Almshouses CIO** 

## **Charity  No 1184288** 

## **Report and Unaudited Accounts** 

**For Eighteen Months ended 31st December 2020** 



## **Duttons and Allens Almshouse CIO** 

## **Trustees Report** 

The trustees present their report and the scrutinised financial statements for the year ended 

## **Registered Charity    - No** 

1184288 

## **Trustees** 

J.J.M. Astic - Chairman S.Ashby - Hon Surveyor M.Chappin C.Hancock - Hon Secretary E Hartnell J.A.Lawrence D.M.Louisson  Hon Treasurer W.J.Mustoe R.C.Owen T.D.Stevens 

## **History** 

Following Thomas Dutton's death in 1651, he gave a house in the East end of Northleach as a si and by way of funds and a loan from the executors of the estate of Mary Harritts Allen, a new alm was erected in Mill End in 1818. 

In 1831 as a result of an order by Chancery, a new body of Town Trustees was inaugurated to ad almshouses which were passed to this charity in 1834. 

A Scheme in 1932 empowered the management of the Duttons Almshouse to the Town Charities allowed to devote surplus income to the maintenance of that almshouse and towards the one th already administrating as trustees of the Allen's charity. 

A further Scheme of 1956 confirmed their powers over the almshouse charities and allowed them for other general purpose for the benefit of the town of Northleach 

In July 2019. the above charity was founded as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), int the Almshouses and respective funds were transferred and registered. 

## **Objects and activities and Public Benefit** 

The main aim of the charity is to provide low cost housing within the Parish of Northleach 

for the benefit of members of the local town and district community or their close relatives. As appropriate, within the Charities governing constitution, to make grants to other charities and organisations operating for the benefit of the local community of Northleach 

## **Achievements and Performance** 

Maintenance and repairs continue as appropriate, and where necessary upgrades are made in o regulatory requirements, 

The surplus of Income over expenditure for the perio £13,249 

## **Structure, management and governance** 

The Charity was registered on 5th July 2019. The organisation is governed by a board of Trustee In order for reporting consistancy, the new Charities operations will commence from 1st January 



and all assets and liabilities will be transferred from the original charity - Reg No 203546 on this 



**Duttons and Allens Almshouse CIO** 1184288 

**Trustees Report** 

(Cont) for year end 31-Dec-20 

## **Recruitment, eligibility and appointment of Trustees** 

The trustees are recruited amongst members of the local community whom the Trustees believe have the necessary experience to enhance the aims of this charity 

The current trustees have agreed to continue their charitable support and have been registered 

## **Training of Trustees** 

All trustees are involved in the variety of work for trust, who seek support from co-trustees and w 

appropriate, from external consultants and experienced members of the local and wider commu 

## **Remuneration of Trustees** 

All trustees provide their services totally voluntarily and no remuneration is paid to any trustees 

## **Risk management** 

Asset Security 

This Charity covers the fire and loss risks to its properties by way of insurances and for Public an liabilities. 

## Operational regulatory compliance 

The Trustees strive to meet changes to regulatory financial and charity requirements as appropr to the size and risks of this charity. 

## Safeguarding 

Trustees are aware of their responsibilities to report, to the appropriate authorities, any circumst which make them aware of any intimidation or abuse towards residents, but within the paramet of their privacy. 

Child protection 

The Charity is not involved in the custody of children and the associated responsibilities. Health and Safety 

The Charity operates a policy of due care to its residence in terms of the accommodation provid but does not provide personal or social care. 

## Serious Incidents 

The Charity was not aware and has no serious incidents to report. 

## Internal checks 

Within the limited number of local builders and traders, competitive quotes are sought for major work. Payments are supported by internal instructions, and by two supporting signatures on con of internet payment instructions and cheques 

Management accounts, together with supporting bank statements, are produced to Trustees me held on a quarterly basis. 

## C Hancock Signed 

Hon Secretary 

Date ### 



|**Duttons and Allens Almshouse CIO**<br>1184288<br>**Trustees Report**<br>**(Cont)     for year end**<br>31-Dec-20<br>Receipts and Payments Account<br>Notes<br>Incomes<br>1<br>Expenditures -<br>2<br>Add Back - Repairs Charged against<br>Maintenance Reserves Below<br>3<br>Interest Received<br>Net Operating Surplus (Defcit)<br>Provision to Cyclical Repairs below<br>3<br>Provision to Long Term Repairs below<br>3<br>Available for Charitable Purposes<br>Donations and Grants<br>4<br>Net Surplus (Defcit) for current period<br>Funds Available for Charitable Purposes<br>Balance Transferred from Duttons and Allens Charity 203456<br>Balance C/fwd at end of Period<br>Maintenance Adjustments<br>3<br>- Provision for period (from above)<br>- Charged against Provision<br>- Interest Received<br>Net Repair Reserve - for Period<br>Maintenance Reserve<br>Balances Transferred from Duttons & Allens Charity - 203546<br>- Cyclical Reserve<br>11,398.00<br>- Long Term Reserve<br>69,520.00<br>Balance of Maintenance Reserves  - C/Fwd<br>- Cyclical Reserve<br>3<br>20,162<br>- Long Term Reserve<br>3<br>77,819<br>____________ <br>Total Duttons & Allens Charity CIO - Funds<br>Funded by<br>Cash at Bank and COIF Deposit account + Accruals<br>Signed D. M Louis<br>Date<br>21-Oct-21|First Eighteen<br>Months to<br>31-Dec-20<br>_____________<br>48,505.00<br>(18,193.00)<br>2,880.00<br>(143.00)<br>_____________<br>33,049.00<br>(8,400.00)<br>(11,400.00)<br>_____________<br>13,249.00<br>0.00<br>_____________<br>13,249.00<br>7,844.00<br>_____________<br>21,093.000<br>19,800.00<br>(2,880.00)<br>143.00<br>_____________<br>17,063.00<br>(0)<br>0.00<br> <br> <br>80,918.00<br>_____________<br>97,981.00<br> <br>0<br> <br>0<br> _____________ ________<br>119,074.00<br>119,074.00£0.00|
|---|---|





Hon Treasurer 

## **Duttons and Allens Almshouse CIO** 1184288 **Trustees Report** (Cont) for year end 31-Dec-20 

## Notes to Accounts 

- 1 

Income  - is derived from contributions from residents of the Almshouses. 

No funds were received from external overseas countries / donors 

No fundraising income was received in year 

2 Expenditure - consists of the running costs of the two Almshouses as follows Months to 

||31-Dec-20|
|---|---|
||-------------------|
|Water|1,524.41|
|Electricity|1,174.60|
|Heating Oil|6,333.37|
|Insurance|3,140.17|
|Repairs  - before reserve adjustment|5,614.16|
|Other|361.00|
|TV Licences|45.00|
||_________________|
||18,192.71(0)|



## 3  Reserve Policy 

Our Reserve policy is currently under review, to assess the sufficiency of the provisions to date a The present reserves amount to ###  towards the potential cost of Cyclical Repairs and ### for possible major Long Term repairs 

which have been based on historic calculations at 18% and 25% respectively of residents potent and measured against relative costs over past fifteen years. 

The Long Term need of a possible roof replacement of our Grade 2 listed property, has been a m for the retention of almost all surpluses from the eight almshouses over recent history 

In reviewing our possible future repair costs, these rates may be adjusted to try to cover anticip costs, but subject to a short term adjustments should trustees deem this to be necessary. 

## 4 Properties 

The Charity has over many years acquired the rights over the two almshouse properties listed b 

|||Insurance|Land Re|
|---|---|---|---|
|Name|Address|Value|Title No|
|The Duttons|<br>High Street, Northleach, GL54 3EU|1,212,440|GR3382|
|The Allens|Mill End, Northleach, GL54 3HJ|1,169,600|GR3382|
|The values of these|almshouses have not been incorporated in the accounts of this charity.|||



## 5 Independent Examination 

With the charities income exceeding the £25,000 threshold, a report from External Independent is attached 



Page 

1 

31-Dec-20 

te for six almshouses, mshouse building 

## dminister the two 

s, who were hat they were 

m to use funds 

to which 

d not-for-profit 

order to maintain 

s 

y 2020 



date.

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