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||Names ofthe cha|rity trustees who m|anage the charit|y||||
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||Trustee name|Office (ifany)|Dates acted <br>eaf|if not for whole|Name <br>to a|of person (or body) entitled<br>oint trustee<br>ifan||
|1|Mike Clark|||||||
|2|Jill Cruse|||||||
||Suzanne|||||||
||Shellabear|||||||
|4|Chris Harris|Chair||||||
|5|Bill Bennett|||||||
|6|Jenny Elton|Secretary||||||
|7|Martin Sheehy|Treasurer||||||
|8|Sarah Renton||Appointed|January 2021||||
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||Type|ofgoverning|ofgoverning|document|document|The charity's<br>governing<br>document<br>is that ofa CIOAssociation<br>Constitution,<br>dated 4 March 2020.|The charity's<br>governing<br>document<br>is that ofa CIOAssociation<br>Constitution,<br>dated 4 March 2020.||
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||How the charity is constituted|||||The charity is a Charitable<br>Incorporated<br>Organisation.|||
||Trustee||selection|methods||Trustee selection|||
|||||||The charity recruits trustees as necessary,<br>usually<br>when a skills gap||arises|
|||||||or is identified.|||
|||||||A potential candidate<br>is selected<br>by using a network ofcontacts. The||role|
|||||||is discussed<br>with the candidate<br>who would then meet with|other trustees||
|||||||and observe a trustees'<br>meeting<br>before the position would|be formally||
|||||||offered or confirmed.|||
|Additional||governance||issues||(Optional<br>information)|||
|You may choose to include<br>additional<br>information,<br>where||||||The Charitable<br>Incorporated<br>Organisation<br>was registered<br>Commission<br>on 4 March 2020, charity number 1188342.|with the Charity||
|relevant,<br>about:||||||Induction<br>and training<br>of new trustees|||
|~|policies|and|procedures||||||
||adopted|for|the induction||and|When a trustee is appointed,<br>they are required<br>to read 'The Essential|||
||training|oftrustees;||||Trustee', guidance<br>published<br>by the Charity Commission.|Ifthey have any||
|~|the charity's||organisational|||questions,<br>they are encouraged<br>to ask the Chair or other|trustees.||
||structure|and any wider|||||||
||network<br>works;|with|which the charity|||Consideration<br>of major risks|||
|~|relationship<br>parties;||with any|related||The trustees<br>have examined<br>the major strategic, business<br>risks which the charity faces. The most significant<br>risk is|and operational<br> associated<br>with||
|~|trustees'|consideration||of||the charity's care of its members<br>and other stakeholders.|The charity|takes|
||major risks and the system|||||every step to ensure that it provides a safe and legal environment<br>for its|||
||and procedures<br>to manage|||||members,<br>visitors, volunteers<br>and staff.|||
||them.||||||||
|||||||The trustees<br>have reviewed<br>the implications<br>ofthe Coronavirus<br>pandemic|||
|||||||and their current view is that there is no impact on the going concern||of|
|||||||the charity due to the level of normal expenditure<br>and minimal<br>committed|||
|||||||costs compared<br>to unrestricted<br>funds.|||
|||||||The trustees are content that other systems are in place to mitigate|||
|||||||general business<br>and operational<br>risk. The trustees do not believe that|||
|||||||there are any other areas ofsignificant<br>risk.|||





|||~ ~|
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|||To promote the welfare ofthe aged<br>in any manner<br>which is now is or|
|||hereafter<br>may be deemed<br>by law to be charitable<br>within the county of|
|Summary ofthe objects <br>charity set out in its<br>governing<br>document|ofthe|Berkshire and in particular,<br>to cater forthose over 60 mainly<br>living<br>in<br>Cookham<br>and district, that is particularly<br>the lonely, the frail and the<br>elderly and to provide space for their needs and companionship.|
|Summary<br>ofthe main<br>activities undertaken<br>for|the|In setting our objectives and planning<br>our activities, we have given<br>careful consideration<br>tothe Charity Commission's<br>guidance<br>on public|
|public benefit in relation|to|benefit.|
|these objects (include within<br>this section the statutory<br>declaration<br>that trustees<br>have||Elizabeth<br>House provides<br>its members<br>with companionship<br>as well as<br>access to a wide range offacilities, together<br>with the aim of promoting|
|had regard to the guidance||wider community<br>involvement<br>and integration.|
|issued by the Charity<br>Commission<br>on public<br>benefit)||The charity achieves this by providing<br>the best possible care and support<br>to its members<br>and by making<br>full use ofits facilities and the passion of<br>its staff and volunteers.|





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|Recommended<br>categories|||by activity||ID|Unrestricted<br>funds|Restricted<br>income funds|Endowment<br>funds|Totalfunds||Prior year<br>funds|
|||||||f|f|f|f||f|
|incoming resources (Note|||3)|||F01|F02|F03|F04||F05|
|Income and endowments||from:||||||||||
|Donations<br>and legacies|||||501|119,515|||119,515||40,957|
|Charitable<br>activities|||||502|32,686|||32,686||8,309|
|Other trading activities|||||503|3,895|||3,895|||
|investments||||||15|||15||56|
|Otherincome<br>-furlough|grant||||505|3,140|||3,140|||
|Other|||||506|||||||
|Total|||||507|159,251|||159,251||49,331|
|Resources expended||(Note 4)||||||||||
|Expenditure<br>on:||||||||||||
|Aaising funds|||||Sog|||||||
|Charitable<br>activities||||||97,804|||97,804||80,461|
|Separate material<br>item|ofexpense||||510|||||||
|Other|||||511|||||||
|Total|||||512|97,804|||97,804||80,461|
|Net income/(expenditure)|||before investment|||||||||
|gains/(losses)|||||513|61,447|||61,447|-|31,130|
|Net gains/(losses)<br>on investments|||||514|2,497|||2,497|-|2,497|
|Net income/(expenditure)|||||515|58,950|||58,950|—|33,627|
|Other recognised|gains/(losses):|||||||||||
|Gains and losses on revaluation||offixed assets forthe charity's||own use|510|||||||
|Other gains/(lasses)|||||513|||||||
|Net movementin|funds||||520|58,950|||58,950|-|33,627|
|Reconciliation offunds:||||||||||||
|Total funds brought forward|||||521|334,904|||334,904||364,264|
|Totalfunds carried forward|||||522|393,854|||393,854||334,904|





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|||||||38|Unrestricted|Restricted|Endowment||||||
|||||||H|funds|income funds|funds||Total||this year|Total last year|
|||||||||f|||||f|f|
|Fixed assets|||||||F01|F02|F03||||F04|F05|
|Tangible assets|||(Note 7)|||802|186,673|||||186,673||198,333|
|||||Total|fixed assets|805|186,673|||||186,673||198,333|
|Current assets|||||||||||||||
|Stocks||(Note 8)||||806|500||||||500|500|
|Debtors|||(Note 9)|||807|1,276||||||1,276|1,161|
|Investments||(Note 10)|||||80,652||||||80,652|83,149|
|Cash at bank and in hand||||||809|128,721|||||128,721||51,861|
||||Total current assets|||810|211,149|||||211,149||136,671|
|Creditors: amounts||falling||due within one|||||||||||
|year||(Note 11)||||811|3,968||||||3,968|100|
||Net current assets/(liabilities)|||||812|207,181|||||207,181||136,571|
||Total assets||less|current liabilities||813|393,854|||||393,854||334,904|
|Creditors:|amounts|falling||due|after one||||||||||
|year||||||814|||||||||
|Provisions|for liabilities|||||819|||||||||
|Total net assets orliabilities||||||816|393,854||||||393,854|334,904|
|Funds ofthe Charity|||||||||||||||
|Unrestricted<br>funds,||||||819|393,854||||||393,854|334,904|
||||||Totalfunds|821|393,854||||||393,854|334,904|
|Signed by two trustees on behalf of|||||all the|||||||||Date of|
|trustees|||||||Signature|||Print|Name|||approval|
|||||||||||||||dd/mm/|
||||||||||Michael|||Clark||b(2 ZZ2|
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|This standard|This standard|This standard|listofaccounting|policies has been applied<br>by rhe charity exceptfor those ticked "No" or "N/a". Where odifferent or|policies has been applied<br>by rhe charity exceptfor those ticked "No" or "N/a". Where odifferent or|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|additional|policy has been odopted then this is detailed<br>in the box below.|||||
|Recognition||ofincome||These are included<br>in the Statement of Financial Activities (SoFA)when:||
|||||the charity becomes entitled to the resources;||
|||||it is more likely than not that the trustees<br>will receive the resources; and||
|||||the monetary<br>value can be measured<br>with sufficient reliability.||
|||||There has been no offsetting ofassets and liabilities, or income and expenses, unless required or||
|Offsetting||||permitted<br>bythe FRS102SORP or FRS102.||
|||||Grants and donations are only included<br>in the SoFAwhen the general income recognition||
|Grants and||donations||cffiteria are met (5.10to5.12FRS102SORP).||
|||||Inthe case ofperformance<br>related grants, income must only be recognised tothe extent|that|
|||||the charity has provided the specitied goods orservices as entitlement<br>tothe grant only|occurs|
|||||when the performance<br>related conditions are met (5.16FRS102SORP).||
|Legacies||||Legacies are included<br>in the SOFA when receipt is probable, that is, when there has been|grant|
|||||ofprobate, the executors have established<br>that there are sufficient assets in the estate and any||
|||||conditions attached tothe legacy are either within the control ofthe charity or have been met.||
|Government|||grants|The charity has received government<br>grants in the reporting<br>period||
|||||Gift Aid receivable<br>is included<br>in income when there isa valid declaration<br>from the donor.<br>Any||
|Tax reclaims|||on donations|Gift Aid amount recovered on adonation<br>is considered to be part ofthat gift and istreated as||
|and gifts||||an addition to the same fund asthe initial donation<br>unless the donor orthe terms ofthe|appeal|
|||||have specified otherwise.||
|||||This is only included<br>in the SoFAonce the charity has provided the related goods or services or||
|Contractual|||income and|met the performance<br>related conditions.||
|performance|||related grants|||
|Supportcosts||||The charity has incurred<br>expenditure<br>on support costs.||
|Volunteer||help||The value ofany voluntary<br>help received is not included<br>in the accounts but is described<br>trustees'<br>annualreport.|in the|
|income from interest,||||This is included<br>in the accounts when receipt is probable<br>and the amount<br>receivable can|be|
|royalties|and dividends|||measured<br>reliably.||
|income from membership||||Membership<br>subscriptions<br>received in the nature ofa gift are recognised<br>in Donations<br>and||
|subscriptions||||Legacies.||
|||||Membership<br>subscriptions<br>which gives a member the right to buy services or other benefits are||
|||||recognised as income earned from the provision ofgoods and services as income from||
|||||charitable<br>activities.||
|Investment|||gains and losses|This includes any realised or unrealised<br>gains or losses on the sale of investments<br>and any gain||
|||||orloss resulting<br>from revaluing<br>investments<br>to market value atthe end ofthe year.||
|2.2 EXPENDITURE AND LIABILITIES||||||
|Liability|recognition|||Liabilities are recognised where it is more likely than not that there is a legal orconstructive||
|||||obligation<br>committing the charity to pay out resources and the amount ofthe obligation|can be|
|||||measured<br>with reasonable<br>certainty.||
|Governance|||and support|Support costs have been allocated between governance<br>costs and other support.<br>Governance<br>costs comprise all costs involving<br>public accountability<br>ofthe charity and its compliance<br>with||
|costs||||regulation<br>and goad practice.||
|||||Support costs include central functions<br>and have been allocated to activity cost categories on a||










|Note 3|An|a|ly|sis of|inco|m|e|||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||||||||Unrestricted<br>Restricted|Endowment||||
||||||||||||funds<br>income funds|funds|Total funds|Pdior year||
||||||Analysis||||||||E|E||
|Donations and|Donations||and gifts||||||||17,035||17,035|36,286||
|legacies:|Gift Aid||||||||||4,550||4,550||171|
||Legacies||||||||||71,000||71,000|||
||General grants provided||||||by|government/other||||||||
||charities||||||||||26,930||26,930|4,500||
||Membership|||subscriptions||||and sponsorships||||||||
||which are||in substance|||donations||||||||||
||Donated|goods, facilities|||||and||services|||||||
||Other|||||||||||||||
|||||||||||Total|119,515||119,515|40,957||
|Charitable<br>activities:|Membership<br>Lunches|||Subscriptions|||||||4,755<br>21,110||4,755<br>21,110|3,930<br>3,517||
||Rent||||||||||3,907||3,907||784|
||Sundry Income||||||||||745||745||78|
||Theatre||||||||||2,028||2,028|||
||Art Commission||||||||||142||142|||
||Other|||||||||||||||
|||||||||||Total|32,687||32,687|8,309||
|Other trading<br>activities:|Fundraising||||||||||3,895||3,895|||
||Theatre|||||||||||||||
||Activities|||||||||||||||
||Art Commission|||||||||||||||
||Other|||||||||||||||
|||||||||||Total|3,895||3,895|||
|Income from|Interestincome||||||||||15||15||56|
|investments:|Dividend||income|||||||||||||
||Rental and|||leasing|income|||||||||||
||Other|||||||||||||||
|||||||||||Total|15||15||56|
|Other:|Furlou|h||rant|||||||3,140||3,140|||
||Other|||||||||||||||
|||||||||||Total|3,140||3,140|||
|TOTAL INCOME|||||||||||159,252||159,252|49,331||





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||||||This|year||Last|year||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||||Unrestricted<br>Restdcted|Endowment||Unrestncted<br>Restricted|Endowment||
||Analysis||||funds<br>income funds|funds|Totalfunds|funds<br>income funds|funds|Total funds|
|Expenditure|on raising fends:||||||||||
|Staging fun draising||events|||217||217||||
|Total expenditure||on raising funds|||217||217||||
|Expenditure|on charitable||activities:||||||||
|Employment|||||52,840||52,840|42,698||42,698|
|Catering|||||4,163||4,163|839||839|
|Newspapers||||||||25||25|
|Insurance|||||1,488||1,488|1,610||1,610|
|Maintenance|||||3,131||3,131|7,067||7,067|
|Cleaning|||||1,516||1,516|967||967|
|Telephone|||||1,372||1,372|1,103||1,103|
|ITServices|||||1,040||1,040|1,266||1,266|
|Waste Disposal|||||1,380||1,380|802||802|
|6as &Electricity|||||3,270||3,270|3,003||3,003|
|Courses &|Training||||566||566|318||318|
|Activities|||||4,936||4,936|1,222||1,222|
|Theatre|||||3,932||3,932||||
|Stationery|||||1,28S||1,288|1,008||1,008|
|Licences|||||159||159|157||157|
|Professional<br>Fees<br>Bank Charges|||||1,523||1,523|69||69|
|PPE|||||119||119|867||867|
|Furniture|Storage||||483||483|912||912|
|Sundry|||||1,312||1,312|678||678|
|Leasehold|Premises Amortisation||||980||980|980||980|
|Extension|Amoritation||||2,000||2,000|2,000||2,000|
|Furniture|and Equipment||Depreciation||7,914||7,914|10,119||10,119|
|Lift Depreciation|||||2,064||2,064|2,751||2,751|
|Total expenditure||on charitable||activities|97,587||97,587|80,461||80,461|
|TOTAL EXPENDITURE|||||97,804||97,804|80,461||80,461|





|other services provided by your independent<br>examin<br>the appropriote<br>box(es).|er.|Ifnothing<br>|was paid please enter '0'in|||
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|||||This year<br>f|Last year<br>f|
|Independent<br>examiner's fees|||||100|
|Assurance<br>services other than audit or independent|examination|||||
|Tax advisory fees||||||
|Other fees {forexample: financial advice, consultancy,||accountancy|services) paid tothe|||
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|6.1Staff Costs|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
||||This year|Last year|
||||f|6|
|Salaries and wages|||49,533|39,158|
|Social security costs|||2,466|2,827|
|Pension costs (defined contribution|scheme)||841|713|
|Other employee benefits|||||
|||Total staff costs|52,840|42,698|



|6.2Average head count in the year||This year<br>Number|Last year<br>Number|
|---|---|---|---|
|The parts ofthe charity in which the||||
|employees<br>work||||
||Total|||





|||||||Other land 8|Plant,|Fixtures, fittings|Total|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||buildings|machinery|and equipment||
||||||||and motor|||
|At the beginning||ofthe year||||216,177|26,090|118,756|361,023|
|Additions||||||||1,297|1,297|
|Revaluations||||||||||
|Disposals||||||||||
|At end ofthe|year|||||216,177|26,090|120,053|362,320|
|7.2 Depreciation|||and impairments|||||||
||||||Basis|SL|RB|RB|SLand RB|
||||||Rate|Term oflease|25%|25%|Term oflease /25%|
|At beginning|ofthe year|||||56,458|17,834|88,398|162,690|
|Disposals||||||||||
|Depreciation||||||2,980|2,064|7,914|12,958|
|Impairment||||||||||
|At end ofthe|year|||||59,438|19,898|96,312|175,648|
|7.3Net book|value|||||||||
|Net book value at|||the beginning|ofthe|year|159,719|8,256|30,358|198,333|
|Net book value at|||the end ofthe|year||156,739|6,192|23,741|186,672|





|8.1 Pleas<br>analysed|e state the carrying a<br>between activities.|mount ofstock and w|ork in prog|ress|
|---|---|---|---|---|
||||Stock||
|||For|Food|and|
|||distribution|Consumables||
|Charitable|activities:||||
|Opening||||500|
|Added in period|||||
|Expensed|in period||||
|Closing||||500|
|Total this|year|||500|
|Total previous year||||500|





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|This|year||Last|year||
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||one|ear|||more than|one|ear||
||This year||Last year||This year|Last year|||
||879|||100|||||
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