REGISTERED CHARITY NUThqBER: 1197259 REPORT OF THE TRLSTEES.414D F]f4ANCIAL STATEIIENTS FOR THE YEAR E)IIED 1ST SEpfEMBER 2025 FOR CURRY ON THE STREET Aitiswortbs Lirnited Chartered Aw)uotants Charter House Stansfield S"treet Lallcasbire BB9 9XY
CURRY or4 THK STREET COLYTENTS OF THE FtNANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 1ST SEvfEhtBER 2112 Pe Report of the Trust8 1104 Independent Examiner's R¢w>rt ty the MeDth of CU. on the Street Stotement of Financial Actiyities Balance Sheet Not&9 to the Finallcial steMents 8t012
CURRY or4 THE STREET REPORT OF THE TRUSTEKS FOR THE ITAR 1ST SEFrErwlBER 2025 FINAf4CIAL STATETrIENTS ANI) TRUSTEES? REPORT The tnte¢S present their annual report and unaudited financial statements of the charity for the y&r ended lStSeptemb¢r 2025. The fllYdllcAal statements comply witb the Charities Act 2011 and Rewrting by Cbarities.. Ststement of Recommended Practice applicable to cbarities prepatitig tbeir a-counts ill accordauce witlk the FitLwthI Reporting Stsndard 24pplicable in the United Kingdom and Republic of treland (FRS 10?) {effectist I" January 20151- (Charitie8 SORP IFRS 102)). REFEREFICE AND ADMtNISTIL4TIVE DETAILS RegAsteTed CbArRtv number I l97259 ReglsteTed office 24 Cljfford Street Barnolds'iCk BBI8 6AG Trustees key manageent JFOY G ITri1e0ak S Martin T Hamson M Afraz K Monk Independellt Examlner M SLtnltr FCA Ainsworths Limited Chartercd AwoLmlants Charter Hou5C StaDsfitld StrEet Nelson LanC1)irE BB9 9XY Bankers Santander 3 Church Street Colne BB8 QEB Page I
ctwiy ON THE STREKT REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES (CO_YTLYUED) FOR THE YEAR E.NDED 1ST SEPTEIBER 21125 STRUCTURX, GOVERNAPICE MANAGEMENT Organ15atlonal st&tss Curry on the Street was registered as a clmrity on 21" December 2021 und¢r the provisions of the CJwitie$ Act {Charity llumber. 1197?591 attd is govemed by a trust deed. Organigational strntre The Board currently ¢ollsists of thc ttustec8 attd i8 responsible for key pKTrlicy decisions and th¢ effectsve governance of the organisation overall. The trustees tske care of the day to day Tunning and legal requiremenr8 of the ciwity Al the Board meets oll a regular b18. Recruitment and appointtllent of new. trustees Tnte¢S are appointed to refleLt tbc skillsrequired to p)rtthe Boardallditsrnige of activities. The tsustees theJnselY¢s appoint nem. trustees to tbe Board alld proi'ide appoiutees full orientstion on the seEvices provide(L the decision- aking processe8 of the charity and the ro1&8 ad reSEillties of a trus. includirtg tbeir legal obtigatiolls und¢r applicable laws. Rl$k management The trnstecs have examined th¢ major strategic, bSinC$S and operdtional risks *tiich the charity faces and confm that systems have been established to ensure that regularreports are prlu¢ed&ttd that tessary steps can be tsken to addres8 ally issues arising. owEcrtVES AND ACTtVlTtES The principal activities of the charitv are to relieve poverty, promote good nutrition and r¢du¢e 80cial isolaiion amongst those in our community who are sutfering so¢ial: economical or emotional distress by the PTOViSiOtL of eMBC¢Y food patIS (referral process), warni Clothll and by seriitig nutritious vurry al rice weeki>' tntkne town Gcntre of li6lson and inside premises in BLmiley and Colne. Lallcashwe. Publle beneflt In setting out tbe charity's objectives and pEaliti(r of activiiies the tsustees haTre givencarefvl collsidcrntion to the Chatity ComnLiS8ion's genernl guidattce section 17(5) of the Chariues Acr 20I l. The trustees are confident that thc Gharity c>Fters services of real and ptiCal use to the Ia] pipuiation and thefore complies with the reswn8ibi]iry placed on all ¢haritie8 ll1er the Charities Act 2011 to demonstrate a public benefit ACHIEI'EMEPITS AND PERFORMANCE We have had a fant&8tic year here at Curry Ort The Stree¢ supporting lndkVtth and fan)i]ies in tbe community in rtLatLy ways. We liaise with sv'eral organisations to get the right support for people in winernble and difficult positions. We work closely with the In & Out Project, who we referp¢ople to rfchi]dren are iuneed of school ulliforni. We also refer onwan to social.pr&scriber8, Enspire, Home StarL The YES Hub, Safe Space. alld Se]DeL where deemed apppriate. We work with CAB, the ¢o]nmuniry police and Ial needed. Addiuonally. we receive rcfttfdls from Yarious orgat]isations for those who may llot be aware of the support ava¢iabl¢ from our charkty. We continuc to gerye bot meals and provide food parce]s to those in neeLL We a]so supply clothing, sleeping ba88, tent sanitary products, toiletries: fi)rnitte, a[ white EO(th for those in financial difficulty. wknere necessary. WE now feed a]1 children, ptople 8truggling and aavlx)dy who is homeless. for free everyday. all year round. Chsldren ar¢ provided with frte tneals during school holidays at our collJrnuDity cenrre. Our olltreach work h&8 continued through the year, wbere we prepare fresh curries and take these out to the local area ill the evening a few tim¢8 a week, provsding free hot m¢a15 to those 'bO are homeless on tILe stttets. We help ttL housitig and havE paid foraccommodation IB&Bs) g4t times with ¢harity funds in emergency 8ituauon8. to help kEep people off the Streew and we support people in being rehomed where p0%5ible. W¢ help fim.sh ]Louses for farnilies who are liTrillg iD poverty. Page 2
CURRY OLY THE STREET REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES (CONTtNLED} FOR THE YLIR ENDED 1ST SEEryLTrIBER 2025 ACHIEVEMEFITS AND PERFORMANCE (COThThLD) We supply obile phottes to belp the Job CeThtsE aud meth.cal appoiuttuents, attd help any associated copOndencE tor those that lllay OtherSe struggle. for exalllple. with learnillg di5abi]itie8. We have had numerous celebratioDS oTr'er the year. This includes a fanta8tic fi-filled Halloween paty wbere we fed ohildren and adults, and gave away prizes and treat5. Il'e had a massii'e C]]rIStn paty where we had Santa Claus and a nallght e]f for the children, great food and plenty of for all. We also had an Faster paty with the Easterbumiy, food and IDts of eggs. Through the year, we have held staus, bingo, rnbo and community get-togethers. We have a mottihly car boot sale, which takes place on the final Saturday of each month. where we also serve food. Our online prenCe remains on scKia] media Nfja Facebook, Insragrarn and a lil'e websire 1vww.curr onthe8treet.co.uk ,ed tcp advertise upcoming events, volunteerittg oppormnilies: and showcase the Wcprk we do. We 8UPPOrt those who have problems with suh.4tance misuse and addiction, by referring 2nd signpo8ting to r¢lev&llt organi&4tions, and we airo to follow theirprogress thugh io theend. Wenow aJ50 host a weekly Alcoholics Anonvm(Fu$ nLe¥tll every Suttday. which has had a huge uptake. Overall, we are a great charity wfftth a sw)porring and caring community. Future plans Over the next 12 months, we will cO]ne to try and source places where individuats who are homeless can shelter. We will continue working to reduce social isolation fitrther, b) proLd]llg a ace for the conjmunity at our Diverse Centre. Our hot meak will be served daily at the Centre and outLknrs tn desi8nftted sw>ts in the lttal area through our outreach worL We are a diverse centre and are proud of this. We want to woth jnore with the diverbe cOnUnity in our ar including ELsylum seekers. refugees, etc. We will contillue kn iiaise Thith OLE8DiJatiolls to recetve refernls and also refer onwards. We are iti theproces8 of applying for& local charityshop in the centseof tr)wt¥ next to our eonlliTrunity centre. We receive a lot of dtsnatiollg throughout the year, alld plall to sell these itemq at the charity shop at a subsidised price. The profits will help us other proj¢¢ts and continue to support people fittaTLciai difficulty. FINANCIAL REVIEII, The attached stat¢ment of fmaoci&l activities shows how fid$ wer¢ raised and opplied during tELe year. This statement separates funds whicb the Chity controIs itself (unrestricted fun¢l8) from those that have to be spellt in a manner delennined b! the donor {restricted fvnds). During the yearended l# September2025 incoming resources amoun{ to £59.685 wbile resour¢es expended amounted to £49,432. The net result for the year was a surplus of £10.253 which was a decrease on the surplus rettrned for the previous year. The tNstees consider the rewit5 for th¢ year to be satisfadory. Reserve$ policy It is the policy of tbe chority to nintain unrestri¢i¢d svhich are free rwrves of the charity, at lev¢Ls which equate to an excess of its projected needs for the forthcoming year, thereby proi'iding sutTicient funds to cover manag¢rnellt, administration and suprI costs aT]d enable the ontroing development of projects. The tm5tees believe the net asset POSition 15 ffIcIent to satisfy such requirements althougb th¢se levels of free reserYe8 are reviewed on a regular basis. Page 3
cuRy ON THE STREET REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES (C0Tr4TINUED) FOR THE YEAR ENDED 1ST SEPTETrIBER 2025 Rlsk assessment The txustces review the major risks faced by the charity during thelr regular Jneetings aod wnfirm there are svsterns in place to mitigate thellL. Iniern81 risks are mini)msed by the segreg&tion olduties and proCcthe8 for authorisation of all transactions. Acknoiviedgernent5 The trusiees would like to ¢xpre&8 thaDks to all the clwity's employees alld volunt18. sTATEENT OF TRLSTEEES, RESPONSIBILTfIES Under charity law, the tte£S are responiible for preparing the Report of the TnteeS and tb¢ financial 8tatertLents for eaoh f]nanGial year which show a ttue and fair vi¢w of tbe ste of affLirs of the cbarity end ofthe excess of illCOEne over txpsndltu forthat periLXI. In prEparitig these fjnancial statements, getwauy awted accounting przctice entai15 that the trusteos.. select suitable accounting Ex)licies and then apply them ¢onsist¢ntly' make judgements and esti]natrs that are re&onable and pruderytr, state whether the reconjmendations of the sthwneni of Recoollu¢nded Practicc b&ve been followed, subj¢ct to any material deparreS disclosed attd explained in the fmgncial staternents,. statc whether the fjnancial StaeI$ ¢ompl)' with the trIt deed, subject to any material departures di*losed and explaintd ill the financial statements; and prepare the financial ststemertts on the going concern blS ulllw it is inappropriate to presthne that the charity will continue it8 tivitieS. The trustees are required to act in accordance with the ¢deed of the Charity, within the framework of ttust law. They are responsible for keeping proper a¢Louniing recorts, suffi¢ieoi ff) disclose at titue, with reasonable accuracy, the financial position of the charity at that tillle. attd io enable them to ensure thaL where ally statettLents of accounts ar¢ prepared by them under the CEwitie5 Act 2011 attd the applicable Charity (Accounts aThd Rerts) Regulations. those ststements of accoullts cOpIN with the require¢ll of rEDula(ions wjder those provisiolli. The trustees also have a general reskwnsibiliiy for takin8 such steps as are reasonabl} open w them to safeguard the assets of the chtY and to prevent and detect fraud Ier irregularitiEs. The tnjstees are responsibl¢ for the llJainteDallGe and inwity of tk charity and financi8] information included on the charity's website. Charlty requireillelltS This report has been prepared in ac¢ordance with requirEmentg set dovm by the Clwitie6 SORP ffRS 102). ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD. J Foy- Ttee Date(L. 215t October 2025 Daied.. 21$1 October 2025 Page 4
II¥DEPEf4DENT EX&LlItNERS REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF CiTRRY ON THE STREET I report oll the accounts of Ctwry on th¢ Str¢et for th¢ yeaT ellded I" Seplember 2025, wrhich are set out on pages 6 to 12. Respective responslblllties of the trustee5 and exarnlner The charity's trnstees are reswnsible for th¢ preparauon of the accoullts. The charity's tntstECS eonsider that an audit is not required for thi8 year under 5tion 1441?) of the Cbarities ACL ?01 l (tbe 2011 Act) and tbat an ittdependent examination is needed. Having Satisfi that the Charity is not subject to audit under section 144(2) of the 201 l Act and 1$ ¢iigible for ind¢p¢ndent exarnination, it is my re6ponsibiliiy to: _ Examioe the &&ounts under 8eciion 145 of the 201 I ACL To follow the prcKedures laid down in the gellernl Dirtio$ given by the Charity Comlljission under tIon 145(5llbl of the 2011 Ac4 and To state whether particular matters have come to my atl¢nti¢ML Basis of independellt examlner's report My examination w&$ cattied out in accordance with the General Direction5 given by the Clwity Commissioner. An examination includcs a review of the accounting records kepi by the cljarity aud a comparison of the a¢¢oullts pr¢sented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual iteDJS or disclogJs in tbe accounts, and the 8eeking Of explanations from vou as trttstees concerning any such DLatie. The Proced uDdertakell do noi provide all th¢ elidente that would be required in an audii an(L consequendy, 00 opinion is given as to whether the a¢oounts prtsettt a 'true and fair view, and tbe report is limited to those maiters set out in the statemellt below. Independent examiner'$ Itatement In ¢tsnne¢tion WI my examination, no matter has come to ]ny aiieouori: q]ich gives me reasonabl.- cause to believe tbat, in any Materi r&specL the r¢quireEtients.' (a) to keep accounting records in accordauce Thith seciion 130 of the 2011 Act: attd (b) to prepare accounts whicb accord 54.ith the accounting recor( ¢omply witb the accounting requirements of the 2011 Act have not beeD met.. or To which, in my opinion. attention should be drawn in orts to enable a proper understanding of the 2Geounts to be r&whed. Mark Suntcr FCA Ainsworths Limited Charter House Stansfield Street Nelson L£nca8hire BB9 9XY Dated.. 21° October2025 Page 5
CiIRRY ON TUE STREET STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR TRE YEAR ENDED 1ST SEvfELWtBER 2025 Unre5trieted funds Restrlcted fund8 2025 2024 Nots5 INCOLlItNG RESOURCES Donations and grants Trath'ng op¢rations 12,572 12J07 34,806 47J78 12J07 84,045 11,859 Total kneomlng resources 24,879 34.806 59,685 95.904 RESOURCES KITLYDED Charitable a¢tiTritie 718 41,914 49,432 54,919 Tot81 resource5 expended 7518 IYET M0VELvT ll¥ FUYDS 17J61 (7.108) 10,253 40.985 RECONCILIATION OF FUP4DS Total funds brought forward 71,448 7.108 78,556 37,571 TOTAL WUNDS CARRIED FORWARD 88,809 88,809 The statement of fu)1&1 activities inoludes All gaitis and l(K5ses recOgnid iti the year. All income and expeoditure derwes fro colltinuing activiti. The llotes fonn partof th¢se financial statelnents Page 6
CURRI. OTr4 THE STREET BALAf4CE SHEET AT 1ST SEPTEhIBER 2025 21125 2024 Notes FIXED ASSETS TaD8iblt assets 15371 2,113 15,271 2,113 CURREf4T ASSETS Cash at bank 74238 77,143 74238 77,143 CREDITORS Amounts falling due w'ithin one year NET CURRETr4T ASSETS 700 700 73538 76,443 TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITES 88,809 78,556 NET ASSETS 88009 78,556 Resttictcd UnrE8tricted 7,108 71,448 88.809 TOTAL FUNDS 88,809 78,556 The financial statexll¢nt8 were approved by thc Board of Trusiees on 21# Ociober ?025 and were signed onits behalf by: JFOY Trustee Tntee The notes forni W of these fiwncial stat¢m¢nts Page 7
CURRY OTr4 THE STREET NOTES TO'fHE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YE.4R ENDED 1ST SEPTF.MBF.R 202S ACCOET4TtYG POLICIES ststutory infoTmatiort Curry on the Strcct is registered with the ChArity Commi&$1< in EnglaJML The registered clthrity number and address Can be found in the Report of th¢ Tr Otk page l. Basis of preparatlon The accounts {finan¢ial ststerAents) havts beeu prepared iu ace4)rdallce with the Statrment of Recom]nended Practice.. Aecountino and Reporting by Cbarities pr¢p2rillg their accounts in (ordanCe with tbe Financial ReportitLg Standard applicable in the UK and R¢pub]ic of tr¢land (FRS 10?) and the Financial Reporting Standard applicable the United Kingdom alld Republi¢ of elal IFRS 102) and tbe Charities Act 2011 atsd UK Generally Accepted Practice. The fllHicial Staments have beeoprepared on & gomg concern b9SiS. CoDsolidation The clwity has ele¢ted to take exejnptioo from the wuirernts to prepare coll80lidtd acc4)unts as pemiittedby Charities SORP IFRS I02). Casb floiv The charity is exempt the requirejnent to w)e a cash flow statetneut as it qualifies as a small entity. Incoming rewuT¢eg All incoming r&8ourves are included oll the Ststement of Finallcial A¢tiiities when ths clwity is legally eutitled to the income and the aTllQUnt be qualliified with asonable a¢cLwa¢y. tncome from donations, legacies, fimdrai5ing and similar inc4)ming re6ourcG% are included in the Ye iu wkn'ch they are receivable. Any ineorne received for specific puryKTrse 15 aGcounted foia5 trICted funds when r¢¢eivable. Resources expended Expenditure is accowitd for on all accrua]s basis (inch1Ve of attributable value added tsx which ¢aDnot be recovered) and has been classified under the principal categories related to tbe cost. Costs allocated to actitIeS in the filrtberdllce of the cbarity's objects are those th"recdy &8sociated with achieving the charity'8 goals. Governance costs are those incurred io conuection '1th the management of tbe COmPi£ lly's 8et8, orgaoisatiollal adKtkinistralioll aud conwliallc¢ constitutional and 5t&tutory requirements. Where costs cannot be dir-ctl>' attributed to particularheadings thev bave beell allocated to activitie5 on a basi$ con5iSttnt with the use of resource& Fund accounting Unrestricted funds are available for use at the disuetion of the ttustees in the fi]rtherance of the general a¢tivitie8 of the Chlty. Surplus fun(is Can be allocatej to restricted pJts Lf the trustec8 belieit they are required. Restticted ndS are fimds subj¢¢t to specific restriction i5¢d by tbe donors for the pU08e of any appeal in which the fLmds are rnised and can only be used for particular putP05e within the object5 of the clwity. Tangil>le red athets Depreciati(Trll is provided ai the following anoual ratr8 in ordcrto write off each a&8et over its estittvdted use1 life. Fixtures aud fittittgs & Motor vehicles 150/0 reducillg baLance The Thotes part of these finallcial 8t8tements Page 8
CURRY ON THE STREET NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATE.%IEYTS (COL¥TINUED) FOR THE YE.4R EP4DED 1ST SEPTETrtBER 2025 ACCOLTr4TD4G POLlCtES (COhryThltED...} Taxation The rn8t is a regISted cljaritv alld is drefOre exempt from Income Tax and Cotyoration Tax under the provisioDS of Section 505(1) of the Income and COrratio[l Taxes Act 1988. NET INCOME ALYD EENDirURE FOR THE YEAR Net io¢ome and expenditure is statcd after cbarging: 2025 2024 Depreciation Independent &tunJiner's remtsneralion.. Independent examination fe&8 Other a¢countRncy seJTric 1,630 317 300 920 300 900 INCOL¥IE FROM DONATIONS GRANTS 2025 2024 Donations 13A77 22,715 Garfield Weston Pendle Borough Council L8ncaster Foundatio Lencashire Couniy Council Lottery Funding 20.000 12.oil 1,000 750 38,496 2,500 20,334 47,378 84,045 Income from donatiolls and wnts tota]iog £34,806 {2024: £61.330) wctE restricted. ]NCOTrtE FROM TRADING OPERATiofiS 2025 2024 Operations of G?tering 2CtivÈties 12J07 11.859 12J07 11,859 Lucome from tradillg opaEtioJJs totalin8 £Nil (?024: £Nil) were restri¢ted. The note5 fotllL part of these fllwjcial statements Page 9
CURRY ON THE STREET NOTES TO THE FDJAIYCL4L STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) FOR IIAR ETrIDED 1ST SEPTEIIBER 2025 STAFF COSTS 2025 2024 Staffcosts.. GTOSS wages Social seojrity Pensi(Trns 6218 5,521 6,218 5,521 Zke average n1ber ofemplweu during theyear were o5folluws.' F40 No CEwitable services Mallagement and athnioistration Duri08 the year, no employeE received remuneration in exc$ of £60,000 The trwftees alld key nagEMent personal have received neither remuneration nor reEmbursemellt of expenses during the petiod. RESOURCES EXTEM)ED 2025 2024 Vouchers aJ)d gifts Food alld consutnables Repairs alld renewa]s Staff Costs Miscellalleous expenses Postag¢ and Stationery 4,665 13,500 4,749 0.118 530 1,272 1,566 24,601 5,973 5,521 691 1,799 F 11 Insurance AGcountancy fees Trainillg Motor and travel Utilities Professional fe Depreciation 268 1,220 so 4,627 7,483 3320 1,630 241 1,200 77 7,641 5,292 317 49,432 54,919 Regources eKpended totalling £41914 (2024.. £54,919) wae restricted The notes forni part of financial statements Pa8e 10
CURR). ON THE STREET NOTES TO THE FINcL STATEMENTS (coprrThuED) FOR THE ITAR ENDLD 1ST SEFfELVtBER 2025 TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS l¥lotor Ftxtures xrtd Vehlcles riÉtingB Total COST At 2nd Septernber 2024 AddAtions Diqposals 2.703 380 2,70J 14,788 14,4118 At Isk Septemb¢r 2025 14,4118 3.083 17,491 DEPR£CL4TION At 2 Septejnber 2024 Charge for vear EIllnmated on disposal 59(1 369 590 1,630 1361 At 1st September 2025 1361 959 2,220 14ET BOOK VALUE At 1st September ?025 13,147 2,124 15,271 At I. SeptellLber 2024 2,113 2,113 CREDnORS: AMOUNTS FALLING DUE IvrrHIN ONE YEAR 2025 2024 Other creditors 700 700 700 700 The llotes form part of th¢se financial statements Pagell
CURRY ON THE STREET TrIOTES TO THE FlAicIAL STATEM£f4TS ICOL¥TLyifEDI FOR THE ITAR ENDED 1ST SEVtELVIBER 2025 ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS 2025 Totil fund$ 2024 Totsl Funds Unrestricted lunds Restricted funds F5xed aet9 Currellt assets CuTrertt ]iabiLities 15271 74238 (700) 15271 74.238 (700) 2,113 77,143 (700) 88J09 88,809 78,556 io. MOVELIIENT FUNDS et movement In fuDds At 2.9.24 At 1.9.25 Unrestrlcted funds General 71A48 17,361 88,809 Restrleted funds General 7,108 17,108) TOTAL Fuf4DS 78.556 10.253 88,809 Net movement in fund8. included in the above are as follows: IDconLing resources Resources Recogni$ed expended gain51(losse6) Movement in funds Unrestricted funds tieneral 24,879 (7,518) 17JOI Re5tr1cted fund5 General 34,806 (41,914) (7,108) 59,(y85 (49,4321 10353 ii. RELATED PARTY TIiATr4S.4cfIoNS During the current and prior w there bave b¢¢n no related party transaetions. The llotes fonn part of financial statements Page 12