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Name|Address|| |Name ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members
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additional
information,
where
relevant,
about:||Any new trustee
will be asked to confirm that they have read the Charity
Commissions
guidance on becoming a trustee. They will be given acopy
ofthe latest accounts,
meeting
minutes
and policies such as safeguarding,
data protection
and health and safety.|| |~
~|policies and procedures
adopted for the induction
and
training oftrustees;
the charity's organisational
structure
and any wider|The trustees continue to keep awatching
brief on the charity's
activities so
that potential
risks can be assessed and addressed.
During 2021 as well
as deliveding
on line zoom sessions the charity delivered
in person
workshops
for community
groups.
All workshop
leaders were required to
have valid DBSChecks and risk assessments
were carried out for all|| ||network
with which the charity|environments
and acftvities. The risk assessments
included|attention to| ||works;|covid health and safety measures.|| |~|relationship
with any related||| ||parties;||| |~|Trustees' consideration
of||| ||major risks and the system||| ||and procedures to manage||| ||them.||| |||~ ~|| |||TO ADVANCE THE ARTS FOR THE PUBLIC|| |||BENEFIT IN PARTICULAR,
BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY|| |Summary ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out in its||BYTHE PRODUCTION OF EXHIBITIONS,
PERFORMANCES
AND WORKSHOPS AND THE|| |governing
document||PROVISION OF FACILITIES IN WHICH ARTISTS CAN|| |||DEVELOP AND PRODUCE THEIR ART WORKS FOR|| |||PUBLIC DISPLAY.|| |Summary ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year|Summary ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year|We are very proud to have delivered
both in person and zoom art
activities that have provided
members ofthe public with an opportunity
to
interact with other people in asafe and engaging
environment.
Many of| |---|---|---| |||these members
ofthe public had not been involved
with art and culture| |||activities foravery long time. Our projects were delivered
in a| |||professional
manner
and within budget.| |||We have created a network of partners
and artists that we can trust and| |||work with again to provide opportunities
for the public to have access to| |||more arts and culture activities.| |~||||||||||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| ||||~||~||~|~
~|~|~||| |||||||||Unrestricted|Restricted|||Endowment| ||Categories|||Details||||funds||funds||funds| |Bf Cash|funds|||Bank Balance|asat|31/12121||10neuron 3
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asset belon e||||Current value
0| |84Assets retained forthe||||Details||||Fund Iowhich
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0| |charity's|own use|||||||||||| |85Liabilities||||Details
Founder Loan||||Fund towhich
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0| |Signed by one or two trustees on
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