REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER: CEO¥J323 (England and WAlas}
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER- 1192291
Re rtoftheT
UnaLKllted Flnanclal
ents
For The Year Ended
for
prtme Ska
TC Bromhead Limrted
Harscornbe House
1 0arldaKe View
Plymouth
Devon
PL6 TfL

P￿me
Con
tsoftheFI
atements
For The Year End•d 30 Novemb
Pag
Report of the Trustees
Independent EX￿l￿e￿5 R¢F
Staterneni of Financlal Actmtles
Balan￿ Sheet
Noles to thè Flnanclal Stat•nwrts
8 to 13
Detalled Statwnont of Ffjnand￿ Athilles
14

rl of the Trustee¥
The Iruslees present their retK)rt with the fin￿laT statements of Ihe charty for the perlod 1 Juty 2022 to 30 November
2023. The trustees have adopted the wovisKJns ol AcCJJnl￿ig arwj ReportirKJ by Charli￿$.. Statement of Flecommended
Pract￿￿ applitrAble to charities preparirtg th￿r aCc￿￿t￿ in ar£ordar￿e with the Fina￿131 Reporting Standard a￿lICab
the UK and Republ￿ of IreL4fKI IFRS 1021 lefleL1Tve 1 Jarwary 20191.
OBJECTIVES ANO ACfVtTIES
Oblectlves and alrns
To provide lor the inhabitants of the S¢xrttrwest of England the proviwn of knltss lor recreation and other leisure
activities, including but not limited to skat*M)arding. scooteri7g, and other wheded s￿rtS.
SSgnllicant actlvltles
Provision of an indo)r skatepark for tre use of the put4￿ for all wheelecl actKJn sp)rts Isloteboarding, scootering, brnx.
roller skalinul. and associated art lifesty￿ actpiilies. it￿l￿1r0 turtion and edL￿ticIn. With the inclus¥)n of wheeled
Sports in the 2021 Olyrnpics there has been an UFwrge in inlerest in them and wovision of a sale. sup¢rvi59d
environment for people to partake is a huge benefit to interestgj FQrties_
Publ1¢ bgnoflt
The Trustees pay due regard to thè Charity Commission guiikn on ￿trAtC bÈnÈtit and meet the réquiremènts tsl thè
Charities Act 2011. We prov￿￿ an indoor skatepark the use ol public and C￿atIng a community space.
Prime has Implemented tuihon programmes fw rfs parb(xpants to turther th￿1 skilLs in treir thosen helping
them progress and benefit their overdl mental aThl phYs￿al hea￿h. The nalional governing body lo¥ skatebothing.
Skatéboard GB, have partnered with us lor a nurn￿ of inilk4tNeS and s￿rie sèssiorng, onè ol which was Firsi FI￿s.
Specific￿l¥deSigr￿d to briEW absolute ￿gI￿r￿S Fllt(> 1he skatelx)ard world and leam new skilLs.
Ajor￿side thè skatepakl( ladllty we have a&0 adwety promob.ng art arn1 projècts for our conynunity to gèt
invow in_
It is hoped that thFS will eV0￿e as the tharity (kjes to er￿rnp￿ many more incluswe projects luraffiti worftshops,
comrnunty art ir￿tallati(￿. enlrepreneunJ owortunth"gs1.
Grantrnaklng
Prime doesnl have a g)eofK p￿1¢Y C*f grant rnthrwJ. bul the help of indeFEr(lent athsor Paul Read we have been
exploring wh￿￿ improvements can be made aTrY p)tent&il applicthns maje.
Volunleers
Our volunteer programrne is in its infancy at the mon)ent bui is gwniro momentum aThJ the interest from the parents of
parti¢ipant8 is vary ￿￿111v&.
Volunteers help the charity in many ways alre¥fy, hefping with tuition. organising oroup sessions, ramp
maintènancè and bU1￿1ng. Wth lundraiwng èvents vduntè6rs are int&graI in thè smooth running and salaty lor all
participants_
As a skatepark faality Prime is very pr(MJd of thè irM)fvernèni of the wider c(Knmuniiy arourxl us.
The parents, guardians of the particrpants and ltrt users ￿rnse￿es reJise the benefits ol the facilty to society as a
whole.
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rt ol th• TFUStees
For Thè Year Ended 30 Novtmb8Y 21Y23
ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE
Charitabl• actlvltles
The tuition and stK)rt speufr beginner sessiorL5 in the park have ¢ontinu¢s to be very powlaf throughwt the year ¥*ith
many parbripants comiw al0￿ every week and enhanung th￿r slulb as we]188 buikling a of friends
outside of their sch(x)Vhotne gnvirontnenL
We receive 2 or 3 first lime wsitors neady evory week to Ih&se wsiorts aThJ with Ihe Oty￿p￿ games b8ing hèkl in the
surnmer this ha5 increased the interest In Prirne as a facilty-
One nOt￿eable rise triis yw has chiklren vnth special ayucationa needs. The S￿atebOarding t￿tiOn give these
children something to foeus on Wha￿ directy see tr* results of tsir elforts arKI the gains are apparent. Many
parents express to Ihe instructors thal this ig thè ell￿rOnmènt Iheirth"klren k)cA( forward to the rwst in th¢ wee
th the axpansion ol our sociaj space, with the help ol s￿h initiaDves &5 Wartn Spaces, we have the use of the
park and its outdoors sixxJ space grow. many young people coming to hang wt b*Jore they feel c¥)mfortable and
safé.
Th2 social space Is now almost complete ￿ is ￿reaty tEing Fmrt to Ltse by other community grc¥Jps and for uses
outside of Ihe whooled sports Ihe Prime ft£Ltses on.
Public events Such as Ive music gigs. vtdeo a¥¥J photography W0￿sho￿6 and Art fwr5 have all been wdcow*d.
The continued provision of specifie evening sesyons for a variety of groups has seèn an increase in parhopants. 'Old
Man Mondays. and 'Gits and Non &"nary' n￿Mts are n(Mf very mLth part of rnany peoEAe's wee￿Y c8lend* wilh p8oplè
enjoying noljust the skatepark itself the swal spacè arml community.
Prirne Sk8tepark has an average of arou￿ 2S)O partcipanis a month using the I￿lIrt￿ throLJghout the past 12 months.
This is an increase frorn the previous year and as mwtioned bèfore a goc<J percentage of these are new. first lime users.
This we feel is a great rellection on Ihe facilibes arKI 5UPK￿ that Prime prowdes as the￿ have been a number of new
council funded outdoor eoncrèrè skAteparks bjli t wthin a 20 rathus of Pnrne which wuld detract fmm usage Cpf our
partf. but it seems Ihat younger skaters a￿1 scooter ridèrs are now sethng to ￿ve some tuttion so that they are bettEr
uipped to use the outdoor paJ*s safdy.
This rélationship with our partiopants is also hcp&J to extfftl in Ihe ￿tHing trK)nths arKI yeats as other Cou￿1 lund&
skateparks have expressed interest in hawThJ Prime Skatepark piowide lurbon as tsir fa(ilth"&S.
Prime has On￿ again been proud to ￿come a numiwT of S¢1￿0[S ¢JJJing Ihe summer terrn enrichment weeks.
Thi5 always proves very popular and the fee(bad( we receive Irorn tx)th Ihe chIld￿n and the sthools is hLSgoly posthvo.
Home educated children are also regular visitors and user5 of the gwing many of Ihèm the physica actiwty Ihey
want and their parentalcarers a wèlcome ￿me our. This is espeaalty nottiab￿ with SOEllQ of those who have spèci
educalional neecls and berefit from a certified instluclor prssent. thai in mind Prime will te lry)king to hav¢ som¢ of
the volunteers iraining ¢ethfi￿ by SkateiM)ard GB_
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Flnanclal posilion
Tolal incoming ièsourc8s lor year were £179,891 trerpjd erktsj 30.1122.. £148,0301 which primarity came from
mission fees and grant Ir￿￿ne.
In total we spent £171.940 (per￿ 30.1122 £146,069) year saw in¢o&sed costs in profesgonal fees lor ihe
archV(ect fees.
erall the eharity generated net incoming resources of £7,951 (pw*)d eryled ￿.11.22.. £1.9611.
Total cash at bank has fallen to £610 Iperiod 30.11.22'. £52981.
Total fvn(ts held by the charity 1$ £101.698 tiHHyJ ended 30.1122: £93.7471 of whth Ihere arè no restrtctèd funds
IperKé en￿ 30.11.22: £nill
Prlnelpal lundlng sourc&s
The tharity's principal Sour￿ ol furth from Ihe Ltsers pay.ng for sess*)ns in the skawrk.
Prfor to the covid pandern￿ we were regularty ￿k￿r￿j lurKlraiwng events to T￿se bolh awareness of the facility and
funds. Now that restrictions are being liftecl Pritre wll be orce again looknng to hokl mor¢ exciting and interesting
fundraising events, with Ihe hol￿ of expanding the Sk2t￿rt{ into more of a scKial space.
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PrIn￿ Ska
rt of the Truslees
rEn
30 Novomber 21
FJNANCIAL REVIEW
Reserves pollcy
Prirne has a poltcy aim to hokj funds in reseNes lor any rw expeThYiture upkeep and maintenani* of thè
facility. As the ramps are wnstructed out there is a r￿essty to be able to repairl replace when needed.
This ¢sn'l something that can be Janned so the hohjiry of fur￿ in order to make repairs when n*essary in order for
the skaiepark to parform as intÈnded in a safe mannet for the users. Therefore the charty aim5 tt> hokl r8serves of
£30,000.
Prirne would not be able to contin￿ if thè H)comings from atterKlarKe fuTr*ai%ir¥J from grants do not ¢ovor the
runn￿19 costs of the ￿nt of the prernise5 and ass(KtaI￿1 overtjeads.
Cvrrenlly the charity holds free reserves of £57.788. This had tmjitt up in preparal'on L)f tIE development work and new
café at the premises which FHS been irt1p1ement￿ Ihe year eTrJ.
Golng ¢on¢ern
It is the trustees opinion that. givwt Ihe levd ol reserves ar¥J the performan￿ ol Ihe charity sibxe the year end that tho
tharity is a going eoncèrn.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AMD MANAGEMEfrrr
Govarnlng documènt
The rharity is c[￿trOlled by its governing document, its Constit￿ of a charitaNo inrx)rpxJrated organisation dated 5
October 2020.
The orgarusation underwent a reOrgarMSath￿ during this w￿)UntIng perb)d from a Communlty In￿reSt Company ICICI to
a Charitabje IncoTForat8Y Organisation ICIOI. Thè transfer ￿)k rAace on 12 N0vern￿r 2020_
Recruitment and ap￿]nt￿ent ot new truslees
Twstees have been sought frorn interested parties wh) hav8 an intèrest in tharitls airns and obiecÈNes. We have
sought lo appoint trustees With a knowledgeatAe ba¢kgrourKI in skateboarding, art cornmunrty participation. They
havo then been intgNewed a￿j asked how they wll conknbjte aThY hdp thè charity progress in tIE future.
Organlsatlonal slructure
l*erall responsibilty lor the rnanageW￿nt of Charity is vestej in the Tll￿te8S.
Day lo day the charty is managed by Nid)0188 Marker as Ihe CEO. Monthty megb.nos a￿ hèld by the trustees to be kept
up to d*è the &rns and objecbves_
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE D￿AlLs
Registèrèd Company number
CE023523 (England and Wdesl
Reglsl8red Charlty nurnber
1192291
Reglslered otllce
¥J Cornrnercial Road
Plymouth
Devon
PL4 OLE
Truste95
Mrs R Muscat Ireggned 4.1.231
Mrs S Lewry
J H Knighl
A D Partridge
IndèpÈndèni Examlner
TC Bromhead Limited
HarSe0m￿ Housg
1 Darklake VIÈW
Plymouth
Devon
PL6 7TL
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ol Ihe Trust
rTh Year End
Novèmber 2023
Approved by orthr of the board of t￿￿tee5 on .. ...
.. a￿1 sNJnsJ on ts behalf by..
J H Knight
rustee
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dent EXamI￿rf R
Prlme Skat
Trustees of
Indopond•nt exomlner's r•port to tho trustees of Prlme Skatepark llhe Company?
I retK)rt to the charity trustees on my examination ol the JxtNJnts ol thè Compary for the year ended 30 Noven*er 2023.
Respons1￿111￿$ and basls ol report
As the charity's trnstees of the Cotnpany larttl abo its (liwtors lor the Fwrposes of cxxnpany lawl you arè rèspons&)le for
the preparat￿n of Ihe accounts in accord￿ wth thè requirements Cowi8s Act 20061lhe 2006 ACY).
HavirKJ sab"sfied myself that the acc(wJnts ol the Cofflpany are not wuired to be a￿J1t9d undèr Part 16 of thè 2006 Aol
are ellgibla for independent examination. I repcMI respect of my examination of your thrity* accounts as carried
Dul under SectiDn 145 of the charib.es Act 2011 (Yhe 2011 ACVI. In carying out my examination I have Ic41ow8d the
Directions given by the ())aiity Commission urKlgrSe¢bon 145(51 Ibl of the 2011 Act
Indèpèndent èxaminer's ststement
I have cornpleted my examination. I confim tt)at no rn*ters have come to nry attentH)n in comed￿￿ wrch
exalnination giwng mè caus8 to b6li&v8.'
actx)unting Tecords were not kept in respect ofthe Com[￿YaS wuired by Section 386 ofthe 2006 Act., or
the aceounts do not accord with th<)se re￿)rdS., or
the accounts dD not comply wth the a￿OUntIng requirements of S￿1)n ￿36 of lh8 2006 Aet other than any
requirement that the accounts gNe a aThJ fair knew which is rK)l a matter conydered as parl ol an
independent examinatK)n', or
the accoun15 have not beon prepared in with the methtmts aml principles of the Statement of
Recornrnendecl Practi￿ for accounting reWJrt1￿ by charthes lapplicthe to charities preparing thei¥ accounts
in accordance with the Finanaal Reporting Statvjard in the UK arKI F(ewbl¢c ol Ireland IFRS 10211.
I havè no concerns and have acxoss no other maltets in connection wth the exanunation to whth attention shouh
be drawn in this rewt rn orderto enab￿ a proper un(*rslarKlrtg ol the a￿OuntS to be reachgd.
Neil Stevens ACA FCCA
TC Bromhead Litnited
Harsconkn House
1 Darldake View
Plyrnouth
Devon
PL6 7TL
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Prlme Ska
ternent ol Flnancial Actlvlt*g
ar Ended 30 Novemb
30.11.23
Tolal
funds
30.11.22
Toial
funds
Unrestricled Restitted
furvjs
Notes
INCOME AND ENDoWME￿fS FROM
Charitable actlvlyes
Skatepark
148.030
EXPENDITURE ON
charItab￿ actlvltl•s
Skatepark
152211
146,069
NET INCOME
7,951
7,951
1,961
RECONCIUATION CF FUNDS
Total funds brought lorwarol
93,747
93,747
91.786
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
93,747
The notes form Fart crf these tinanci* sfatements
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Prlrne Ska
Balance Sheet
30 Novemb•r 2023
30.11.23
Total
lunds
30.11.22
Total
funds
Unresfricted
fund
Restrictsd
lunds
Notes
FIXEO ASSETS
IntaThJible assets
Tangible assets
667
43.910
41910
43,910
53,456
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Cash at bank
82,213
610
82,213
610
79.777
5.298
VA
82,823
85.075
CREDITORS
Amounts falling due wilhin one year
10
115.1281
115.128)
128.8181
NET CURREKf ASSErs
56,257
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILMES
111.605
109,713
CREDITORS
Amounts IdlirKJ due aftei more trAn one year
19,90n
(9.9071
115,9661
NET ASSETS
FUNDS
Unrestricted fvnds
13
101 698
93.747
TOTAL FUNDS
101698
93,747
The fin
ial s
ternents were approved by the Board of Tnjstees an(f aLrthorised for issue on
and were Signed on tis behalf by:
night
rustee
The notes lorm part of Ihese finanual statements
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Prame
Notes to tho Flnanclal Slatemenls
ForTh Year Erhded 30 Novem
er2
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Ba$1$ of prwrlng the Ilnanclal ststerrwts
The fina￿￿ statèmènls of th6 charitable I￿Orp￿atron organi8atron. whth is a publ￿ benefit entity vnder FRS
102, have been prepared in aCcOrda￿e with the Charities WRP IFRS 1021 'Accwnting and Re￿r￿n9 by
Charities.. Statemwl ol Recornmended Practice WICab￿ to charrties preparing their accounts in accordance
th the Financial Reporting StsThJard aprjicabb in UK a￿1 FlepUt*1￿ of Ireland IFRS 1021 lelfective 1
January 20191., Finanoal F¢eporting Standard 102 'The Finanoaj Reporb"ng Standard arvlIcab￿ in thè UK and
Republic of Iretand.. The finarria stalemenls have been wepared undor Ihe hIstor￿al o)sl convention.
There are no Materi￿ ￿￿ertainlIeS thut the charity's th.lity to conkn.nue as a going (x)ncem.
Income
All incorne is ￿cogniSed in the StalerrEnl of >£tNthes otKe the charity has entitlement to tha funds, it is
prob&qe that the Income will be receNed and Ihe amtsunt￿n me&gJred reliabty.
I￿ornIng resources from charitatA& adwities are accounted for when earned. Skatepart( lees are recryised
upon re¢eipt, payable uEon entry lo the parK or n0Trrefundab￿ advance tJo)king.
IrKoming resources Irom grants. 11￿L￿j1no govemment grants, where reLgt8J to performance and stEcific
dèliverables, are accounied for as the cFk3rtty the right to consideratK)n by its perfomianee. Other grants,
where entit￿m&nt is not condilion￿ on ihe delivery ot a pprfotMat￿e by the charity, are recogrtis*l whèn
the charity tec(xnes uncond￿0naIY enttued tr) the grant. Where awicatle il is T￿ognised as grants deferred.
Voluntary incornè ￿e1Ved by way of (thatK)ns and ortts are included in lull in the &8temènt of Financial
Activities when receivabte. The Val￿ of semces provKknI by vduntgers has not been incI￿j￿1 in thes
accounts.
lllvestrnent itume is inclLkJed when ￿l¥ab￿.
Expendlturg
Liabilities are recognIs￿ as extEn(tittJre as 500n as Ih8ie Is a legat or (onsIn￿1ve obligation committing the
tharity to thai expenditure. rt 15 probab￿ thal a transfer of benefits wll be required In settlement and
the arnount ol lh8 0￿￿￿alOn can be measured rdiabty. ExperKJrture is accounted for on an accruals basis an
has been classified urKler headings that aggregate cost related to thg ¢alegory. Where costs cannot be
directly attributed to Fklrticular head￿g5 Ihoy have ￿1CCa1￿ lo actiwties cffi a basi$ consi8teN with the use
of r8sourcès.
)aritaNe expendrture con¥ytses thoso <x)Sts incU￿ed by the charrty in the delrvery of its aetiwiies aThS servKes
for its beneficiari&s.
Governan¢o ¢¢WS Inc4ude trw)se CJ)sts a$S￿ated with rneelÈng the constitubonal statutory requirements arKI
strategi management ofthe tharity.
All costs relate to thè ehaittable *Nity ol charity and are alk￿￿ed agaÈnst charitable actsvities on a basis
designed to reflect the use of the resource.
Support costs are ail(TrtÈd to ead) charitsb￿ activity based w Fercenlage of incotne ieceived to delwer ea
service.
Intanglble essets
Intangible assets are measured al hi%tOriC￿ (xtst amrtsab.on at the folk*wing rate..
Q)rntKrter sofiware. 33% on cost
Tanglbl& flxed assels
Depreciation is prov￿ at the following rate5 in ¢ydèr io writs off each asset over its estxnated usèful lffè.
Short leaseho
Fixtur￿ and fittings
Gomputer equipment
10% on Ix)si
25°k on reduaro ￿anc•
25% on redwing balancè
Taxatlon
The charrty is exempl from ￿rpOrat￿)n tax on rts charilaLle acbwb&s.
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Notes to the Flnencial Staternents. continued
For The Y
r Ended 30 November 2
ACCOUNTING POUCIES. contlnued
Fund accounting
Unrestricted funds can ba used in accor￿Ce wth the charilthe obiectives at ts discretion of the tnL5tees.
Restr￿t￿ luThYs can ￿lY bè used for ￿tKulaT restrict￿j purposes ￿thin the owts of the ¢harty. Restrictions
arise when swfied by dorKY orwhen lurKts are raised for particular resMct*J puwes.
Further explanation of the nature aTrJ purKN)se of eaL* lurKJ ￿ i￿￿￿jed in the notes to the final￿la1 statémènts.
Hlre purchase and lea￿ng eommltments
Rentals palé und8r (￿rating ￿8$e$ are chargeo lo the Statetnenl ol FinarKial Acbvities on a str￿ght lin8 basis
over the pericKY of ￿ lease.
Gronts Pgyobl•
Grants payable are recognised at the earfier of*then they a￿ th￿IlY paKI. or when they are due to be paNJ.
NEf INCOMEIIEXPENDITUREI
Net [r￿Orn￿leXpe￿1itUreI is stalad afterehargirW{(xedrbng}:
30.11.23
30.11.22
Deprecialicrt)- owned a55ets
her operating Jeases
Computer software amortisat
8,879
46,383
667
7,119
44,200
1,000
INDEPENDE￿ EXAMINERS. REMUNERATIOM
30.11.23
30.11.22
Fees paYa￿e to the c17aritls indewthnt exarniners for Ihe indewjent exam ol
the chaFily's finanaal staletnents
Accountancy
885
3,805
3,946
TRUSTEES. REMUNERATION AND BENEFITS
There were no trusl88s' reMUr￿rat￿yn or other teneffts lor the year 30 November 2023 nor for the year
ended 30 November 20￿.
Trustses. expenses
There were no trustees. expenses paKI for the year ended 30 November20￿ mr for the year ended
30 November 2￿￿2.
STAFF COSTS
The average monthty number of ern￿oYeeS ￿riThJ the year was as follows..
30.11.23
30.11.22
Administration
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Prlme Ska
Note5 to the Flnancial Ststements- contlnu
r The Year Ended 30 Nov8mber 2
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATE11￿ OF FINANCIAL AcmvmES
Unr¢stricted
fuTh
Restrfcted
futKIs
Total
funds
INCOME AND ENDOWMENfs FROM
Charitable actlvltt•s
Skateparf
148.030
148,030
EXPENDITURE ON
Charltable actsvitiès
Skatepark
146.069
146.069
NET INCOME
Transfers belween lund5
1,961
1.961
movem8nt In fund$
24.078
122,1171
1,961
RECONCILIATION ￿ FUNDS
Total funds brought forward
69,669
22.117
91.786
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
93,747
INTANGIBLE NXED ASSETS
cO￿Lrt￿r
software
COST
At 1 December 2022 arKI 30 November2023
AMORTISATION
At 1 December 2022
Chargè f￿ year
2,333
667
At 30 November 2023
NET BOOK VALUE
At 30 November 2023
At 30 NOVem￿r 2022
667
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Ftxlurgs
and
"ngs
Short
a5ehc*
Computer
equiprnent
Tots15
COST
At 1 Decemter 2022 and 30 November 20Y3
76
DEPRECIATION
At l December 2022
Charge for yèar
42,958
15,170
4.378
983
546
S9,111
At 30 November 2023
46.913
19¥8
1,529
67,990
NET BOOK VALUE
At 30 November 2023
13.135
1.639
At 30 Novembèr 2022
33,091
2,185
52,789
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5 to the FIna￿la1 Ststements- continued
For The Year Ended 30 Nov
mber 20Z3
DEBTORS: AmOU￿s FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
30.11.23
30.11.22
Othèr dèbtors
Piepayments and a(wd irrome
77.fj￿￿
76,094
82,213
10.
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE wrrHIN ONE YEAR
30.11.23
30.11.22
Bank loans and overdrafts Isee note 121
Trade creditors
SOCI￿ and 0￿r taxes
Other credilors
Accrued expenses
6,059
1,704
4,065
1300
5,910
335
9.373
9,975
322S
28,818
11.
CREDITORS: AMOUNTS FALUNG DUE AFfER MORE THAN ONE YEAR
30.11.23
30.11.22
Bank loans Isee note 121
12.
LOANS
An analyEis of the maivrity ol k)ans ig given I￿[OW..
30.11.23
30.11.22
Amounts falling due within one year on demand:
Bank loans
5.910
ArrKJunts falling due i*ikveeft Iwo and five years:
Bank loans- 2-5 years
13.
MOVEMEKf IN FiINDS
Net
movement
in funds
At
1.12.22
At
30.11.23
Unrestrlcted lunds
Gengral fund
93,747
7,951
101,698
TOTAL FUNDS
101698
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Notes to FIna￿l81 StAt8mw¥ts- contlnuod
For Th• Yèar End
30 November 2023
13.
MoVEmEh￿ IN FUNDS- conunued
Net moV￿nent in funds. ir￿1¥￿ed in 1he above a￿ as frAIow5:
IncomirNJ
Resources
Movement
in lunds
Unrestrlcted tunds
Genoral furyj
160.162
{152.211)
7.951
Restrlcted furKts
Take A Part
19.729
(19.7291
TOTAL FUNDS
179,891
171 9401
Comparatlves tor movgment In lunds
Net
movèmant
in funots
Translers
between
fun
At
1.12.21
At
30.11.22
UnrÈstrletÉd lun¢Js
General furky
69.669
1.961
22,117
93,747
Rèstrlcted lunds
Postcodo Lottery
TaC￿Ing Inwu&ities Fund
19,497
119,4971
22,117
TOTAL FUNDS
Comparative net movernent in funds. irtlL*JL)J in the above are as lollows..
Incorning
Resources
expended
M0￿m￿nt
in fur￿8
Unrestrlcted lunds
G￿eral furKI
148.030
I146,(￿9}
1.961
TOTAL FUNDS
148,030
146,0691
1,961
A current year 12 months and prtor year 12 combin&J positDn is as lolk)ws".
Nel
moverrent
In funds
Transfers
b&iwe6n
fufttÈ
At
1.12.21
At
30.11.23
Unrestrlcted lund$
General furKI
69.669
9.912
22.117
101,698
Restricted fund$
Postcode Lottery
Tadtling Inequdities FuThJ
19.497
119,4971
2,6201
22.117
TOTAL FUNDS
91.786
9.912
101,698
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Flnancial Statements. conllnued
For The Year Ended 30 Nov
r 2023
13.
MOVEME￿ IN FUNDS- continued
A (wrrent year 12 mnths and prior year 12 months combined net movement in funds. included in the above are
as follows..
Incomir¥J
resources
Resources
expended
Movemeni
in fun(Lq
Unr&$trl¢t¢d lund$
General fund
308,192
1298,2801
9.912
Aestrlet8d funds
Take A Part
19,729
119,7291
TOTAL FUNDS
327.921
318.009
In this financial year the chartiy receive£l a grant of £19,729 Irom the'Poste(Klè Lottery Trusy which was restricted
for the project to improve the facilities at the Skatepa￿ Thèse fundB have been spenl during the year.
Devon County cour￿11 fund was for the Tai*Jing Inequaliiies Prop￿ These tun(ts were spent on irnprovements
to the patk ￿uipment. These We￿ transferred to unrèstricted res8rves as the restriction releases upon spending
of funds.
14.
RELATED PARTY OISCLOSUFies
A loan exfists wilh Prime Retwl Limrted, whose sole director IMI N Mather) manages the charity on a day to day
basis. As at 30 November 2023 £51.439 is owed to Prirne Skatepth by Prirne Retail ￿rnrted 130.11.22
£51,134).
15.
GRAwfs PAYABLE
In the period ended 30 Novernber 2023, £19.729 was pa.d to Take A Part. There were no grants paid in the
period to 30 November 2022.
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DBlailed Statemerrt of Nnanclal Act￿ltI•$
r Th Y•ar Ended 30 Novem
r 20fJ
30.11.22
30.1122
INCOME AND ENDOWMENTS
Charltable acttvlties
s￿￿te Park Irwme
Grants
159012
137,380
179,891
148,030
Total Incomlng rnsouregs
179.891
148.030
EXPENDrruRE
ChArltable actlvltles
Wages
Other opcrating lèages
Rates and water
Insurance
ght and heat
Evènt costs
Repars & maintenance to park
Cleaning
67.583
64,257
44,200
2,343
5,438
3,221
809
S,841
1,983
7.754
4.424
15
3.087
132.646
127,744
Support costs
Flnan
Bank loan interest
Bank charu&s
Other interest charges
479
993
678
512
1,754
2.230
Other
Postage anoj Swionery
Sundrie$
Legd & professi￿1 fees
Statt Training
Subscriptions
Advertising
Grants rAyable
Computer software dewèciatk
Short leasehold dopreciation
Fixtures and fittings depreciation
Computer equipment deprèciation
406
953
767
374
322
511
19,729
667
3,955
4,378
170
803
1,971
25
221
98
1,000
3.605
2.784
728
11.405
Governance costs
Indèpendeni Examiners, remuneration
Accountancy
885
Tts1￿ rasouress expended
146.C69
Net Income
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