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2022-03-30-accounts

SORP reference
Summary ofthe purposes of Para 1.17 The objectives ofthe CIO are:
the charity as set out in its
governing document 1)To promote the craft ofwoodtuming
for
the public benefit and in doing so raise the
appreciation
ofthe creativity,
skill and
heritage ofwoodtuming.
2)To advance the education
ofthe public in
the craft and skill ofwoodtuming.
Summary
activities
ofthe main
in relation to those
Para 1.11and
1.19
The CIO holds two meetings
per month, one
isa demonstration
by either a professional
purposes for the public turner or an experienced
member ofthe
benefit, in particular, the CIO. The second meeting ofthe month isa
activities, projects or services hands-on
session where members can
identified in the accounts. practice and receive tuition
in woodtuming.
Prospective
new members ofthe CIO can
attend these meetings as "Taster Sessions"
to try out and find out more about
woodturning.
The CIO has also run a number ofTaster
Sessions during the year. The number of
these have been restricted due tothe impact
ofthe Covid pandemic.
However, we have
held two evening session for members ofthe
local Scout Group with 10to 15Scouts
attending
each ofthese sessions.
A full day
event was also held for young people with
Special Educational
Needs and Disabilities
(SEND). This was a full day oftuition for
eight young people, two ofwhich have now
become members
ofthe CIO.
The CIO also had its usual stall atthe
Honley Show where members
demonstrated
woodturning
for the public and raised funds
by the sale ofitems produced
by members.
Statement confirming Para 1.18 The trustees confirm that they have had
whether the trustees have r
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Para 1.38
Policy on grant making The CIO does not make grants.
Para 1.38
Policy on social investment The CIO does not have a program of social
induding program related investment.
investment
The CIO does not employ any individuals, as
Para 1.38 such all activities are organised and carried
Contribution made by, out by volunteer members.
volunteers
Other

Achiev eme nts and Pe rformance
SORP reference
This year has been challenging
due to Covid
19restrictions
which meant that the CIO
could not carry out all of it's usual activities.
Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity,
Para 1.20 During the period that the CIO could not hold
identifying the difference the it's normal
meetings a series ofZoom
charity's work has made to meetings were held which induded
the circumstances of its Interactive
Remote Demonstrations
(IRD)
beneficiaries
and
any wider from professional
woodturners
dub
benefits to society as a members.
These Zoom meetings
were
whole. particularly
beneficial for a number
of our
more isolated members
who had limited
social contact during the Covid restrictions.
Once the restrictions
had been lifted one of
the key highlights
ofthe year was a full day
taster session for eight young people with
Special Educational
Needs and Disabilities
(SEND). The event was organised
with
support
from the Association
ofWoodtumers
ofGreat Britain and the local council, both of
whom
provided
financial
support for the
event.
The event was also supported
by
Robert Sorby Ltd. , a woodtuming
equipment
a tool manufacturer.

Financial Review Financial Review Financial Review Financial Review
Review ofthe charity's Pare 1.21 The Trustees considered
the CIO to be in a
financial
position
at the end sound financial
position and well
able to
ofthe
riod
meet all known future commitments.
Statement explaining the Para 1.22 N/A
policy for holding reserves
statin
wh
the are held
Amount
of
reserves held Para 1.22 Nil
Reasons for holding zero Para 1.22 The CIO does not hold any specific
reserves reserves.
The reason for this is that the CIO
does not have any long term financial
commitments
that would
require
the holding
of reserves.
Details offund materially in Para 124 N/A
deficit
Explanation ofany Para 1.23 The Trustees
know of no reason
why the
uncertainties
about the
CIO should
not continue and continually
charity continuing as a going monitor any potential obstades. The CIO
concern operated
throughout
the pandemic
by
adapting
to the circumstances
and the use of
technology
which enabled the Members to
communicate
remotel
.
Additional information (optional)
You ma
choose
to indude further statements where relevant
about
Members
subscriptions
F2400
Grants during
period E1200
The charity's
principal
sources offunds (induding
Para 1.47 Fundraising
event F485
any fundraising)
N/A
Investment
objectives
policy and
including
any
Para 1.46
social investment policy
adopted
The size and nature ofthe CIO mean that in
the normal course ofevents, risk
A description
ofthe
principal Pere 1 46 management
is tightly controlled.
However,
risks facing the charity the CIO rents it's premises
by hourly rate,
and should the Community
Centre fail, new
premises
would obviously
become a
necessity. The CIO are conscious ofthis and
as the CIO continues to prosper, the
capacity ofthe current premises may
become an issue.

Structure, Governance and iiflan agement
Description
of charity's
trusts:
Type of governing
document
Para 1.25 Huddersfield
and District Woodtumers
Constitution.
How isthe charity
constituted?
Para 1.25 Charitable
Incorporated
Organisation
Trustee selection methods
including
details of any
constitutional
provisions e.g.
election to post or name of
any person or body entitled
to appoint one or more
Para 1.25 Trustees are elected to post at the Annual
General
Meeting.
Each year one third ofthe
Trustees
shall retire from office on rotation
based on those who have been in office
longest since their last appointment
or
reappointment.
trustees

Policies
adopted
and procedures
for the induction
and procedures
for the induction
and Para 1.51
training oftrustees
The CIO is managed by the charity Trustees
as detailed in the Constitution.
The charity's
structure
and
network
with
charity works
organisational
any wider
which the
Para 1 51 In addition
to the Constitution
there are the
Huddersfield
and District Woodtumers
Rules. These detail the Committee
structure
that carries out day to day management
of
the CIO.
The Officers of the Committee
consist ofa
Chair, a Vice Chair, a Secretary, a Treasurer
and up to five additional
members.
Relationship with any related Para 1.51
parties
Other

Charity's principal address The Secretary's home address
3 Lower Knoll Road,
Diggle
Oldham
OL3 5PD

mes ofthe charity tru stees who ma nage the charity
Trustee name Office (ifany) Dates acted ifnot for whole
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1 Robert Peaker Chair
2 Martin Binns Committee Member
3 Colin Watson Committee Member
4 Steven Fielden Committee Member
5 John Paine Committee Member
6 Michael Heald Committee Member
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