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2024-03-31-accounts

Minutes of Meeting of The Trustees of Ugley Village Hall held on Monday 28th September 2024

Present: Matthew Robinson, Susan Bone, Stephanie Burlison (SCB)

This is the third meeting under the new Charitable Incorporated (CIO)

MR to pay the peppercorn rent of £0.06 into the Trustees Account. This will bring the balance to £15.47.

New Trust Status

The new CIO document has not yet been accepted by the Charities Commission (CC). MR asked Ed Perkins at the meeting to chase Birketts our Solicitors, and this was done during the meeting. MR advised that a new person at the CC had taken over the file and was being more helpful. MR recently contacted the CC regarding where to submit the yearend report. He then advised the Trustees that the financial reports and Minutes are submitted under the CIO version of the Trust and this has been accepted by the CC. The Trustees have so far spent approximately £5200.00 in legal fees trying to get the new CIO document accepted by the CC. The assets of Ugley Village Hall are transferred to the new Trustees who are MR, SB and SCB and the liability is reduced to £1. The old Trustees, both of which wish to resign, are Margaret (Mary) McKean and Karen Crow and under the new document would no longer have any liability relating to Ugley Village Hall.

Planning Application relating to land behind Ugley Village Hall/Pound Lane and parcel of land which forms part of the car park at Ugley Village Hall which is owned by Roger Prior.

MR asked what the Trustees may or may not wish to do regarding the planning application. As the new document has not been adopted yet, it is up to KC and MMcK who are currently still Trustees under the old document. KC has indicated in her attached email her wishes and MMck is happy to go with the majority decision. On this basis it has been decided that Ugley Village Hall reserves its position in respect of the principle of development. Please see attached “Response on Behalf of Ugley Village Hall Committee.”

Extract of email Karen Crow dated 19/9/24

Good afternoon.

Firstly my sincere apologies for not being able to attend the meeting this coming Monday. For clarity I have put some information in this email that will be relevant:

4.. .PLANNING APPLICATION .. Well, UDC has no objections so a nice encouraging start for our neighbour. I have run off and gone through all pages and have to say it's well presented...of no help to us but an observation.

We will all come from different places on this and it is not easy.. in fact to put in an email tough & certainly not brief... BUT happy to discuss.

I was not there when MR & EP spoke to Roger so unsure of how helpful or supportive one felt he might be should this application proceed. It will be a one off opportunity to get as much support (mainly financially as we can) This will denote just what we do. A new improved modern build. Or a healthy sum replacing the dated kitchen, new bathrooms and some decor up to scratch. Of course the parking will be the fly in the ointment!! I did count out the parking spaces at the start of our last meeting but am unsure of what we felt we could work with. I think it may have been around 25 cars. For general hiring this may be okay. It would be the farmers market that can get busy so maybe a pickle...that said timings on those days are staggered. Would Roger be up for looking at these plans and seeing if our parking spaces could be stretched a little more ??

We have personal and historical elements of our hall that matter. The wooden panel war memorial, meaningful local names etc... These are things we cannot lose and have a duty of care to.. A stage that may not be used always but for parties and small events a raised area to give depth to the hall, character & for maybe music, a speaker etc.!!

If we were to be given such a handsome sum by Roger to rebuild a new hall then I would have NO objection. something going forward to the generations behind us that would be easier, cheaper and less worry to run.

We find ourselves in these tough times scratching around to make the funds that are more recently necessary for our lovely but dated halls needs. That's my concern. I have been in the village and involved for 22 years. All of the most wonderful and older generations that were part of the village and the hall's offerings have all gone. An awful line for me to write but a consideration. Far fewer remain that 'feel' the hall as they lovingly did.

What I would want to see is some of our current characteristics and the above historical pieces used within a new building should we get this opportunity. Should this be an option then timings, hall position and the current hirers use of our original hall would have to be a major factor for least disruption.

Our current hall has lots that needs doing as I mentioned earlier. iI less funds are offered by Roger then quite simply that denotes the decision. We can greatly improve the running costs as well as the image & update of our current hall should we have the money to do so. We would have to look at how best to maximise all of the parking.

Regards, Karen Crow 07958 410974

Ugley Village Hall Profit & Loss Report (Cash Accounting Basis)

Income
Grant Received and other donations
Other. ( Refund/ Claim Insurance/ Barclays)
Fund Raising Coffee Mornings
Refreshments Farmers market
Elections ( Hall Hire)
Giving Machine Donations / Refund Brit Gas
Advertisers
Hall Rental income
Deposits
Interest
Total Income
Deposits to be returned
Total Costs
Trading Profit/Loss
Depreciation (10% reducing balance)
Cash Accounting Adjustment - removal of debtors
Profit/Loss for year
Bank Balances
Current Acc
Deposit Acc
Trust Account
Current Liabilities
Birketts
chimney
PL Bfwd
Year Ended 31
March 2024
331.41
1,166.18
331.00
165.00
130.98
-
14,709.47
188.89
17,022.93
-22,257.80
-5,234.87
(416.15)
-5,651.02
658.34
14,375.30
15,033.64
15.47
(2,760.00)
(5,234.87)
(7,994.87)
Ugley Village Hall
Balance Sheet
Assets
Property Cost
Fixtures & Fittings cost
Total fixed assets
Trade Debtors
Cash C/A
658.34
Cash D/A
14,375.30
Deposits Due
Total current
Total assets
Current liabilities
Deposit room hire
Net Current Assets
Represented by
Surplus Brought forward
Surplus/(Deficit) for the year
Surplus Carried forwards
31 March 2024
Deposit
Charged
Depn
26,250.00
3,745.38
(416.15)
29,995.38

426.24
232.10

(5,561.11)
19,936.41
15,033.64
45,029.02
Returned
Received
(200.00)
-100
200.00
44,829.02
(416.15)
50,480.05
-5,651.02
(416.15)
44,829.02
31 March 2023
Deposit
Charged
Depn
26,250.00
4,161.54
(462.39)
30,411.54

-
1,204.06

2,650.00
22,538.51
20,168.51
50,580.05
-100
-100
50,480.05
(462.39)
54,516.50
-4,036.45
(462.39)
50,480.05
31 March 2022
Deposit
Charged
Depn
26,250.00
4,623.93
(513.77)
30,873.93

426.24
686.13

(5,561.11)
21,536.43
-
23,742.57
#
22,222.56
54,616.50
-100
-100
54,516.50
(513.77)
53,610.26
916.24
(513.77)
54,516.50
31 March 2021
Deposit
Charged
Depn
26,250.00
5,137.70
(570.86)
31,387.70

(350.96)

12,404.68

22,222.56
53,610.26
-
100.00
53,610.26
100.00
12,053.72
(570.86)
42,027.40
11,582.86
100.00
12,053.72
(570.86)
53,610.26
-
1,037.09
9,131.75
-
31 March 2020
Charged
Deprn
26,250.00
5,708.56
(634.28)
31,958.56

873.84

4,762.39

31,958.56
-
(100.00)
(100.00)
31,858.56
5,536.23
(634.28)
37,125.45
4,901.95
5,536.23
(634.28)
42,027.40
5,536.23
(634.28)
-
163.25
4,369.36
-
31 March 2019
Debtor
Charged
Deprn
Write Off
26,250.00
6,342.84
(704.76
32,592.84
(342.25)

(5,435.28)

4,354.15

32,592.84
-
-
200.00
32,592.84
(342.25)
(881.13)
(704.76
39,053.59
(1,928.14)
(342.25)
(881.13)
(704.76
37,125.45
(342.25)
(881.13)
(704.76
)
342.25
5,598.53
15.21
-
31 March 2018
26,250.00
7,047.60
33,297.60



10,168.84 4,532.61 5,955.99
)
)
)
33,297.60
-
(200.00)
33,097.60
41,364.59
(2,311.00)
39,053.59
Who
Direct Credits
Apr-23
May-23
Jun-23
Jul-23
Aug-23
Sep-23
Oct-23
Nov-23
Apr-23
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Jul-23
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Apr-23
May-23
Jun-23
Jul-23
Aug-23
Sep-23
Oct-23
Nov-23
M Parish The Jjarrs Band Practice 297 124 93 155 124 155 124 124
Swan Netball
Scouts 331.67 271.87
NCT 480 155
General Meetings 145.5 16.5 90
Parties 140 100
Elsenham Surgery
Fed Essex Women's Inst 66
Katie Owen Jones Music Lessons 25 18
Emma Brooks(Footlights) 101.25
Stansted Model Flying
HF Trust 413.62 539.25 155 46.5
Susie Smith. Meditation
Lords Vine Church 124 77.5
UgleyParish Council Yearly
Direct to bank Donations 13.41 25 25 50
PA Phillips
Childrens Birthday party 100 120
Stansted Uni 3rd Age. Litraturegroup 108 126 126
Weddings
Refund Insurance
Uttlesford Council(Elections etc) 165
The GivingMachine Donations
WAKES 45
Advertisers on Website
DEPOSITS
Bank Total 1165.37 409.91 663 1000.25 419 777.17 352.5 608.87
Susan Bone collects
Children's Parties 150 160 72.5 160 60 375 60
Ulla Mag./Jan Herbst. YOGA 81 81 232.5 324.75 23.75
BabyShower
Gen meetings 51.75 66.5
Adult Party 125 125
Newport Flower Club 94 162.75 85.25
Band Practice. 32 37.5
Friends Stansted Hall
Paul Salvidge(Meetings)
Stanste scale railwayclub
UgleyWI 81 93 93
British Red Cross
Art Group
Stansted Model FlyingClub
Movement class
Weddings
Family parties 264 125
Deposits
Return deposit
Farmers Market(Nett rev) 240 100 132 94 114 106 104 104
Farmers Market Refreshments 56 20 19 26 25 24 34 24
Dance class
BS Royal NavyAss
C Kemp.(Karate)
SW Trefoil Guild
MandyWyman. Home Education
UgleyParish Council Yearly
Marta Roman. Meetings
Amplifier Test
Wake's
PopUpLunch. Paola VOTALE-MURPHY
Srabble Tournament
ECC Social Services
Coffee Morning 286.48 438
Cash Donations 68 25 2
Bank Pay in(S Bone exs to be deducted)
Trans from DA
959.23
576.5
487.5
893.25
139
671.75
785.75
744.75
500
4000
200
800
750
2624.6
4986.41
1150.5
2093.5
558
2248.92
1138.25
2103.62
2624.6
4986.41
1150.5
2093.5
558
2248.92
1,138.25
0

Deposit interest

Overheads
Marketing
Web Design/ Set up/ Hosting
Employee Wages & Salaries
Premises Insurance
Queens Jubilee
Electricity
Gas
Water
Entertainment
Stationery
Maintenance
Cleaning
General Exs. ( inc Susan)
Uttlesford Council- Bins
Solicitors
PPL / PRS
Refunds Hall hire.
Trustee Peppercorn Rent
Depreciation
23/24
742.16
90.00
800.00
0.00
0.00
983.35
2826.23
268.79
347.74
9210.04
4485.78
45.39
508.56
1810.80
138.96
100.00
0.00
22357.80
22/23
436.72
275.00
800.00
1074.95
286.37
1329.97
1753.95
0.00
136.59
3640.61
4900.14
423.90
462.28
2818.76
205.55
425.00
0.06
18969.85
21/22
275.00
695.02
800.00
1032.80
0.00
786.56
1841.24
237.90
35.82
4433.34
3309.72
368.40
122.04
177.14
0.00
0.06
14115.04
20/21
0.00
77.88
1430.00
981.08
537.97
708.13
1244.01
94.17
33.41
3857.30
1522.66
315.38
435.24
0.00
300.00
15.35
11852.58
Allied building ins
Susan Salary
Bland Cleaning
Bland Cleaning NEW HOOVER
Bland Cleaning Mats
DDBritish Gas/ Opus Gas
Castle Water
Utt Council Refuse
Window cleaner
Brit Gas / Opus Elec
Susan Exs
Home & Office Fire Ext
The Link Magazine Advert
Building Renovations
RX Elec PAT Test etc
Web design etc. BPC
Rob Rudd. ( Hedges etc)
M Robinson (Web)
M Robinson (Gen)
M Robinson (Maintenance)
M Robinson (Stationery)
Solicitors
PRS / PPL
Harpers Heating
Refund hall hire
Trustee Peppercorn Rent
Trans to DA
Apr-23
May-23
Jun-23
Jul-23
Aug-23
Sep-23
Oct-23
Nov-23
Dec-23
Jan-24
Feb-24
Mar-24
-
400.00
400.00
800.00
693.00
440.00
352.00
726.00
352.00
429.00
402.00
319.00
429.00
110.00
4,252.00
-
40.39
53.68
17.95
47.50
11.25
17.15
37.86
8.00
233.78
267.03
229.82
130.57
70.39
41.31
115.90
62.25
239.74
510.44
302.40
464.19
392.19
2,826.23
127.81
140.98
268.79
508.56
508.56
130.00
130.00
144.67
99.99
64.60
40.15
34.08
29.87
48.49
60.70
73.20
135.15
136.31
116.14
983.35
8.43
17.46
25.89
381.78
381.78
200.00
260.20
460.20
480.00
1,586.11
2,066.11
4,296.00
70.00
4,366.00
90.00
90.00
80.00
80.00
112.79
169.17
281.96
19.50
19.50
247.37
100.92
91.45
83.92
1,202.53
41.37
100.59
1,868.15
255.75
91.99
347.74
1,810.80
1,810.80
138.96
138.96
318
318.00
100.00
100.00
-
6,224.85
596.68
688.85
480.49
801.39
1,501.94
731.43
2,067.39
3,791.43
835.78
1,379.07
3,258.50
#
22,357.80
-
1,000.00
1,000.00
500.00
1,000.00
1000
4,500.00
-

Cash Flow 658.34

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