2022-03-31-accounts

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				14,443 2~
				19,784
				36,727
			(124)
GROSS PROHT
OVERHEADS
Training and course	fees		1,097
Coacbing costs			8,118
			8,841
Repairs and renewah			20
Cleaning and safety	costs		553
postage, prhong,	ationery	and LT.	380
Teiepbooe			69
League fees			189
			20S
Depreciation			5,088
NET PROFlT				11,713

Net Current Assets
NET ASSETS
FINANCED BY:
Caphal and reserves
Brougln forward
Profit for dte period

Summary	Summary	ofthe purposes of	ofthe purposes of	Para 1.17	~ Forpublic benefit
the charity as sat out			in its		~ the advancement ofamateur
governing		document			sport by promoting the game of
					table tennis forthe benefit ofthe
					residents ofDurham and the
					surrounding area;
					~ the provision offac/titles forthe
					learnin, teaching and playing of
					table tennis forthe benelit ofthe
					residents ofDurham and the
					sunounding area with the object
					ofimproving conditions of lit'e.
					~ tooperate in accontance with
					Table Tennis England's Equality
					Policy (see Appendix f).
					~ topromote other charitable
					objects forthe benefit ofthe
					community
Summary activities		ofthe main in relation to those		Para 1.17anS 1.19	The sport emerged slowly from the grip ofthe coronavirus pandemic with adults allowed to
purposes fcrr the public benefit, in particular, the activities, projects or services identified in the accounts.					play again, under certain restrictions from 17 May 2021,joining junior players whose activities had resumed on 12 April 2021.Despite the severely curtailed activities, club trustees were
					kept busy with regular full monthly meetings as
					well as sharing involvement in several sub
					committees such as Finance, Coaching,
					Marketing, Membership and Return to
					Action/Restart.
					The club continues to grow and develop
					and membership has reached almost 100,
					making Brandon one ofthe best and largest
					table tennis clubs in the NE region providing
					eight teams which compete in the Sunderland
					lea ue, more than any other club, two in the

			Northumbria League and one in the Stockton
			League.
			The club has sessions on Sunday, Monday,
			Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
			Saturday. Some are match nights; some are
			open sessions for ag; some coaching
			sessions.
Statement	confirming	Para 1.18	Very much soas we are always looking for
whether the trustees have			opportunities to provide factfifies in the
had regard	to the guidance		community. Examples are a Ping Pong
issued by	the Charity		Parlour in a shopping centre forthose who
Commission on public			drop in to try out table tennis. We also
benefit			provide some coaching in schools. We also
			raised the funds fora satellite dub at
			another community centre and provided
			coaching. The funding ended but the
			community centre has continued to provide
			table tennis acbvities independently, using
			equipment we lent them. We are now
			exploring expanding our table tennis in junior
			schools to six schools. We have also started
			a Indies on session

					We do not do any grant giving
Policy on	grant making
					We do not have any funds to invest
Policy on	social investment
Including	program		related
investment
					We could not exist without volunteers as we
				Para 1.38	do not employ any staff. We have a
Contribution		made	by		volunteers only group of8Trustees	and the
volunteers					additional volunteers who help to run the
					club in a number ofways.
					Our volunteer workforce supervises at
					club session, collect members' session	fees and
					maintain records
					Maintain the dub's website, Facebook
					page and trustees WhatsApp group
					Produce Club Members' Newsletters
					which are appreciated by all, induding	our
					partner organisations.
					Maintain records ofclub meetings,
					register ofpolicies and procedures and	draft
					development plan.
					producing aTeams Report and
					Marketing.
					Grant development and completing applications
					successfully. etcetcetc.

				We also awarded our first Fellowship to
				Edwin Fefiowes who is84years old and the
				first to welcome new players tothe dub and
				su rt afi members with his ood humour.
Achievements			and Performance
			SORP raassaca
				This year has been a notable one for many
				reasons but one of the highlights must be the
Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity, identifying the difference the charity's work has made to the circumstances ofits beneficiaries and any wider benefits to society as a whole.				emergence of our squad of junior players who have made tremendous progress due to coaching provided by Head COaCh DaVe GcdbOld and his teem of coaches that has seen them represent the club in the National Cadet and National Junior Leagues. This development has come about two years ahead of what was expected. They also enjoyed success in the
				national finals of the tournament organised by
				the Association of Boys and Girls Clubs held in
				Uncoin and our Joules squad achieved
				promotion from Division 3to Division 2 in their
				first season in the Sunderland League.
				Our Brandon Air team retaining their
				Sunderland & District TT Association Division 1
				title, and Brandon Advanced winning the
				Stockton League Division 1title. Brandon Brave
				hearts winning the Nothumbria summer league
				3.
				The Club winning the Sunderland &
				District TTAssociation 'Club ofthe Year' award
				for 2022.
				Membership Secretary Rite Dixon and
				Young Ambassador Damian Henderson reaching
				the national finals shortlist ofTable Tennis
				England's Pride ofTable Tennis Volunteer ofthe
				Year' and 'Young Volunteer ofthe Year'
				respectively at a ceremony held in Nottingham
				in March 2022.
				Geoff Salter winning the over 70s singles
				at Sunderland.

Investment performance	Pears 1A1
against objectives

Review ofthe charity's	Review ofthe charity's		Para 1.21	We were very concerned about	the
financial position at the ehd				recovery from the pandemic but
ofthe period				fortunately, with the help ofgrants, we
				have not only recovered but Increased
				our membershl and financial	ition
Statsmsht Bxplalhlhg	ths		Para 1.22	The equipment isvery expensive now
policy for hokling reserves				with tables costing over R2,ggg	and
stating why they are	held			although we have no oNclal reserves ws
				aim to have a buffer ofcash in	our
				account for an unforeseen ex	nse
Amount ofreserves	held		Para 122
Reasons for holding	zero		Para 1.22
fsssrvss
Details offund materially		in	Para 1.24
dslicit
Explanation ofany				We operate in a building wham	their
uncertainties about the				charity has no lease and thus we have no
charity continuing as a going				security oftenure. Fortunately	they are
cohcsrh				close to rscelvin a lease.

Additkmal information	{optional)	{optional)
You ma choose to Indude		further statements	where relevant about:
The charity's principal
sources offunds (including		Para 1.47
any fundraising)
Investment policy and
objscfivss including any		Para 148
social investment policy
adopted
A description ofthe principal
risks facing the charity
Other

Description ofcharity's
trusts:
Type of governing document	Para 1.25
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How isthe charity	Para 1.25	CIO
consbtuted7
Trustee selection methods	Para 1.25	The trustees make all decisions			together on
including details ofany		the appointment		ofany additional	trustees,
constitutional provisions e.g.		depending	on the needs ofthe organisation.
election to post or name of
any person or body entitled
to appoint one or more
trustees

Policies	and	procedures
adopted	for the induction		and	Para 1.51
training	oftrustees
The charity's		organisational
structure	and	any wider		Para 1.51
network	with	which the
charity works
Relationship		with any related		Para 1.51
parties

Cha	'	name			Brandon Table Tennis Club	Brandon Table Tennis Club
Other name the			cha	uses
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R	istered cha		number		1192279
Charity's		principal address			Brandon Community	Hall
					Brandon Lane
					Brandon
					Durham
					DH7 8PS

	Tnmtee name	Tnmtee name		Ieame	oflennon (orbody) ensued	oflennon (orbody) ensued
				to	Int trustee	lfa
	Anthony	Taylor	Chairpemon
	Alan Perry		Deputy Chairperson
	John Leeman		Treasurer
	John Spencer		Secretary
	Rite Dixon		Membership
			Secretary
	Christopher		Welfare Oificer
	Leishman
7	John Foster
8	Pater Whitlield
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Signed	on behalf ofthe	charity's trustees
	Signature(s)
	Full name(s)	John pencar	Anthony	Taylor
Position	(eg Secretary,	Secretary	Chairman
	Chair, etc)
		31"October 2022