ANNUAL REPORT 2024
On behalf of the Trustees, I am pleased to present the King Arthurs Way Community Association annual report for the period January to December 2024. King Arthurs Way Community Association (KAWCA) is a registered as a charity with the Charity Commission, Charity No. 1123358. The charity operates as a charitable incorporated organisation C.I.O. company number CE019877.
The Objects of the C.I.O. are to
1) To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of the King Arthurs Way Estate and the neighbourhood together defined by the map attached, without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, nationality, age, disability, race or of political, religious or other opinions by associating together the said inhabitants and the statutory authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for recreation and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants;
2) The trustees shall have the power to establish or to secure the establishment of a community centre (hereinafter called the 'centre’) and to maintain and manage the same (whether alone or in co-operation with any statutory authority or other person or body) in furtherance of the above objects;
- 3) Such other charitable purposes as may from time to time be determined.
KAWCA Trustees for the year.
CAROLE DINGWALL, MARGARET EATON, ROBIN HUGHES, RICHARD KIDD, TANYA TUSON, DONNA GEARY, REBECCA BROWN
KAWCA Appointment of Trustees
Trustees and honorary officers are elected at the AGM. All trustees shall retire from office at the annual general after his or her appointment and shall be eligible for re-election. Trustees can be co-opted by the existing Trustees during the year. In June Rebecca Brown stood down as a trustee.
Public Benefit for the Year Jan 2024 to Dec 2024
Thought-out the past year, the King Arthurs Way Community Association has worked with Andover Food Bank. Being open weekdays for up to three hours a day as a collection point for food boxes. Up to the 18[th] December 2024, 257 food boxes collected from the hall. The hall has been again used during the year as Walk-in Health Hub offering a Flu vaccine clinic. During term time the hall runs the Andover Job Club. This enables free access to computers, information and advice on job searches, CV writing, interview skills and more.
The hall has been hired for a variety of activities including coffee mornings, children’s parties, community events, workshops and local groups. The footfall count at the hall for the year Jan – Dec 2024 was 11207.
Hiring of the hall was taken up by many people from the Harroway Ward and surrounding area as well as the regular hirers that make up our core income. Our current regular hirers include the
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Oblivion Dance, MissFit Bellydance, Catch22 (Every Other Friday), Tiny Tykes, Karate Class and Unity Chit & Chat Sessions. A new group Yoga for Well-Being started during November 2024. Also, in November and in partnership with the Sovereign Network Group, the (Wednesday warm Hub) Stop, Shop and Eat opened. This meets on a Wednesday between 9:00am an 12:00am term time only. The Qigong group that started in March 2024 ended in December 2024 as the group left Andover. Subject to availability the hall can be hired for classes or party bookings on a Saturday or Sunday.
Note from Chair of Trustees
On behalf of the trustees, I would like to thank TVBC Community Engagement Officer Andrea Harris for her help and support. The trustees and staff continue to develop and foster positive working relationships with Hampshire County Council, Test Valley Borough Council, Andover Town Council, NHS West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group, Unity, St Mary’s Church Andover, the Sovereign Network Group and voluntary agencies, local councillors and businesses. All have supported the community association by giving grants or volunteer time. To enable us to help and support members of our community that have been affected by both the energy and cost of living crisis. Grateful thanks are given to all our partners for their continued support and we hope to continue to benefit from our association with them.
I would like to thank all my fellow charity trustees, Carole, Margaret, Richard, Tanya, Donna and Rebecca for the support that they have given the King Arthurs Way Community Association over the past year. The community association is as always indebted to its hardworking staff, Verity and Ros.
Update on Building Lease
It was hoped that the lease for the hall would have now been completed. However, all I can say is what I say every year. The King Arthurs Way Community Association operates from and manages the King Arthurs Hall, a building which is owned by Test Valley Borough Council. The King Arthurs Way Community Association is a self-governing charity, independent of Test Valley Borough Council. As reported at previous AGMs, we are all still working towards agreeing a 25-year lease for the building. Looking at best practice elsewhere to ensure that the lease protocol we have is fair and robust. It is still very much hoped that the lease agreement will be completed in the very, very near future.
May I again, thank everyone who has been involved or worked with us over the past year for their support.
Robin Hughes
17[th] January 2025
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FOR FINANCIAL YEAR 2023-24
Income & Expenditure for the period ending 31st March 2024
| (after petty cash income and expenditure netted off) Income Hire of the hall 9,227.50 £ Grants Staffing 3,500.00 £ Maintenance Job Club Bereavemenet Group 440.00 £ TVBC Revenue Grant 5,250.00 £ CO-OP Fund 150.00 £ Warm Hub 3,360.00 £ Donations - £ Events - £ Refunds - £ Interest on deposit account 52.75 £ Total income 21,980.25 £ Expenditure Admin/stationery 60.50 £ Gas 1,216.22 £ Materials/Repairs 477.00 £ Electricity 2,048.95 £ Water charges 509.73 £ Cleaning Wages & Consumables 7,172.75 £ Insurance 635.50 £ Security 183.78 £ Telephone/Internet 1,080.94 £ Sundries 191.47 £ Bank Charges 107.60 £ Wages/Training/Admin - Centre Manager & Admin Worker 16,070.50 £ IT Equipment 259.13 £ Grants Painting Hall, Bearevement Group; CO-OP 1,077.40 £ Events Warm Hubs 1,321.07 £ Job Club 930.00 £ Misc. 417.50 £ Total expenditure 33,760.04 £ Balance sheet as at 31st March 2023 Balance brought forward at 1st April 2023 38,942.48 £ Plus income over expenditure 11,779.79 -£ Balance carried forward at 31st March 2024 27,162.69 £ Made up as follows: Cash in hand 71.29 £ Current account balance 24,032.99 £ Deposit account balance 3,058.41 £ 27,162.69 £ 31/03/2024 Bank balance £25,075.16 Plus receipts not yet cleared £0.00 Less expnotyetpresented £1,042.17 Account balance £24,032.99 Bank reconcilitaion - current account |
(after petty cash income and expenditure netted off) Income Hire of the hall 9,227.50 £ Grants Staffing 3,500.00 £ Maintenance Job Club Bereavemenet Group 440.00 £ TVBC Revenue Grant 5,250.00 £ CO-OP Fund 150.00 £ Warm Hub 3,360.00 £ Donations - £ Events - £ Refunds - £ Interest on deposit account 52.75 £ Total income 21,980.25 £ Expenditure Admin/stationery 60.50 £ Gas 1,216.22 £ Materials/Repairs 477.00 £ Electricity 2,048.95 £ Water charges 509.73 £ Cleaning Wages & Consumables 7,172.75 £ Insurance 635.50 £ Security 183.78 £ Telephone/Internet 1,080.94 £ Sundries 191.47 £ Bank Charges 107.60 £ Wages/Training/Admin - Centre Manager & Admin Worker 16,070.50 £ IT Equipment 259.13 £ Grants Painting Hall, Bearevement Group; CO-OP 1,077.40 £ Events Warm Hubs 1,321.07 £ Job Club 930.00 £ Misc. 417.50 £ Total expenditure 33,760.04 £ Balance sheet as at 31st March 2023 Balance brought forward at 1st April 2023 38,942.48 £ Plus income over expenditure 11,779.79 -£ Balance carried forward at 31st March 2024 27,162.69 £ Made up as follows: Cash in hand 71.29 £ Current account balance 24,032.99 £ Deposit account balance 3,058.41 £ 27,162.69 £ 31/03/2024 Bank balance £25,075.16 Plus receipts not yet cleared £0.00 Less expnotyetpresented £1,042.17 Account balance £24,032.99 Bank reconcilitaion - current account |
(after petty cash income and expenditure netted off) Income Hire of the hall 9,227.50 £ Grants Staffing 3,500.00 £ Maintenance Job Club Bereavemenet Group 440.00 £ TVBC Revenue Grant 5,250.00 £ CO-OP Fund 150.00 £ Warm Hub 3,360.00 £ Donations - £ Events - £ Refunds - £ Interest on deposit account 52.75 £ Total income 21,980.25 £ Expenditure Admin/stationery 60.50 £ Gas 1,216.22 £ Materials/Repairs 477.00 £ Electricity 2,048.95 £ Water charges 509.73 £ Cleaning Wages & Consumables 7,172.75 £ Insurance 635.50 £ Security 183.78 £ Telephone/Internet 1,080.94 £ Sundries 191.47 £ Bank Charges 107.60 £ Wages/Training/Admin - Centre Manager & Admin Worker 16,070.50 £ IT Equipment 259.13 £ Grants Painting Hall, Bearevement Group; CO-OP 1,077.40 £ Events Warm Hubs 1,321.07 £ Job Club 930.00 £ Misc. 417.50 £ Total expenditure 33,760.04 £ Balance sheet as at 31st March 2023 Balance brought forward at 1st April 2023 38,942.48 £ Plus income over expenditure 11,779.79 -£ Balance carried forward at 31st March 2024 27,162.69 £ Made up as follows: Cash in hand 71.29 £ Current account balance 24,032.99 £ Deposit account balance 3,058.41 £ 27,162.69 £ 31/03/2024 Bank balance £25,075.16 Plus receipts not yet cleared £0.00 Less expnotyetpresented £1,042.17 Account balance £24,032.99 Bank reconcilitaion - current account |
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| Bank reconcilitaion - current account | ||
| 31/03/2024 Bank balance Plus receipts not yet cleared Less expnotyetpresented |
£25,075.16 £0.00 £1,042.17 |
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| Account balance | £24,032.99 |
Sarah Walker Treasurer King Arthurs Way Community Association