2020-10-31-accounts

Contents

• 2 Agenda for Annual Meeting

• 3-4 Chairman’s Report

• 5 Operations Report

• 6-11 Accounts for the year ending 31st October 2020

• 12 Independent Examiner’s Report

• 13 Serving Directors and Election/re-election of Directors

• 14 Appendix 1 - Charity Information

• 15-18 Appendix 2 – List of individual members

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NOTICE OF (VIRTUAL) ANNUAL MEETING

For the Friends of the Hurtwood.

To be held on Friday 9th April 2021 at 7.00pm on Zoom

AGENDA

1. Chairman’s Report

2. Ranger’s Report

3. Receive the Accounts for year ended 31st October 2020

4. Election of Directors

5. Appointment of the Independent Examiner

6. AOB

During the meeting you will be able to use the Zoom sidebar to submit any questions. These will be answered at the end of the formal proceedings.

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Chairman’s Report

In common with so many other charities, our year has been dominated by the Pandemic. However unlike so many other charities who have suffered massive financial setbacks, the impact on FotH was rather different. Our members have remained loyal throughout and we have benefited from donations made by a good number of the visitors new to The Hurtwood. Some existing donors have been especially generous, making additional donations without which we would have struggled financially.

The main impact was the massive influx of new visitors who, particularly on sunny weekends during the first and second tiered lockdown, gave us so many unexpected issues to deal with. Our Ranger, Mark Beaumont, remained his stoic self throughout, dealing politely but firmly with visitors unfamiliar with Hurtwood regulations who were found having impromptu BBQ’s, camping overnight, lighting fires, travelling in large groups and fly-tipping on a scale never experienced.

Peaslake village was also under siege on sunny weekends with visitors wanting to buy refreshments from Peaslake Stores. We were delighted to be allowed by one of our landowners to host a mobile refreshments facility in one of our car parks at weekends during the summer. This was an initiative by the Stores and The Fillet and Bean Artisan Mobile Catering, and it had the desired effect of moving the congestion away from the Stores and into the more open environment of one of our nearby car parks. We are indebted to all the volunteers who helped and especially grateful to the Stores for donating some of the proceeds from this venture to FotH.

Turning to the high points of our operational year, the performance of our new investment portfolio was such that we were able to draw down a portion of the year’s income to fund the continued restoration of Holmbury Hill Fort. With a donation from Holmbury Bonfire Boys we also put in place work to install an access path and interpretation board for the little known, but important, prisoner of war camp, also on Holmbury Hill.

Led by one of our Directors, Alex MacKinnon, we launched a new website and donations management system. Alex has also established for FotH a new presence in social media. This initiative has enabled FotH to be much more interactive with those visitors in the age demographic that rely solely on social media for information and communications.

Reserves

Our legacy reserves are invested in a portfolio of Funds managed by Octopus Investments on behalf of the Charities Aid Foundation. I am pleased to report that our original investment has performed in line with expectations. The balance of reserves is held in interest bearing Income Bonds at NS&I and in our current account at Unity Trust Bank plc.

The Directors of the Corporate Trustee are confident that these reserves are adequate for a charity of our size.

Risk

The Risk Register is updated regularly to take account of the changing nature of the environment of the Hurtwood (e.g., trail erosion, forestry works), the potential for conflict between different users (e.g., fast moving bikers and horse riders), financial risk and various other issues (e.g., fly tipping and fire risks).

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The Directors of the Corporate Trustee have reviewed the updated risk register and are satisfied that appropriate and proportionate action is in place to mitigate the risks identified.

Acknowledgements

A list of the members of the charity during the year is included elsewhere in this report. Also included is a list of business and organisation sponsors. During the year we also received donations from our Landowners and Grants from Local Authorities. We would like to thank everyone for their continued support during the year being reported and, extend a warm welcome to all those who have joined us since the year end.

In closing, I would like to record my personal thanks to all those individuals who have so willingly given up their time to support me during my time as Chairman.

Peter Copping

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Operations Report

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic we have had probably one of our busiest years ever, certainly in terms of visitor numbers. Many visitors were new to the area and needed to be told about the dangers of fires, especially in the very dry summer, and that camping is not allowed anywhere on the Hurtwood. This has caused some issues throughout the year but fortunately any potential problems were quickly dealt with.

Due to the high visitor numbers some of the regular grass cutting work had to wait until later in the summer but we have now caught up with the workload. New barriers have been put in place on the Greensand Way to reduce conflict with cyclists as well as removing dangerous mountain bike trails on Pitch Hill.

Unfortunately since the start of the first lockdown incidents of fly tip increased hugely and these were all removed quickly and in some cases asbestos was found. This is very costly to remove and continues to be a financial drain on our budgets that we have to bear in order to provide car parks for our many visitors.

After the success of the initial mulching and clearance work on the Holmbury Hill Fort work continues with regular mowing to clear the bracken and we have now cleared more of the site and it continues to look impressive as more of the ditch and bank system is highlighted.

In Summary during the year 2019/20 we have:

• Mitigated against visitor conflicts

• Managed the increase in visitor numbers

• Removed approx. 15 tons of fly tip from the car parks

• Cleared over 6 miles of paths

• Cleared fallen trees obstructing paths

• Regularly cut back grassy areas and rides

• Cut back extensive gorse re-growth from fire roads

• Continued clearance of the Holmbury Hill Fort

Mark Beaumont

Ranger

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The following individuals will be serving as Directors of FOTH Trustee Company Ltd. at the commencement of the Annual Meeting

Landowner Representative Directors

Mr MCG Baxter - Albury Estate Mrs Handa Bray - Shere Manor Estate Mr J McAllister - Winterfold Forest Estate Mr T Metson - Other Landowners

Independent Directors

Mr P Copping Mr D Clifford Ms S Darling Mrs Nancy Loates-Taylor Mr R Green Mrs Z Horton Mr K Taylor Mr D Wright Mr D Counsell Mr A MacKinnon

Election of directors

• 1) None of the above listed directors were due to retire this financial year

• 2) Mr P Copping intends to resign as a director immediately following the Annual Meeting

• 3) Mrs Nancy Loates-Taylor was co-opted during the year and now offers herself for election

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Appendix 1

1. Name: Friends of the Hurtwood

2. Constitution: The Trust is an unincorporated association registered as a Charity. The objects are contained in the Constitution adopted on December 6[th] 2000 and varied since that date. Copies will be available at the Annual Meeting if any Members wish to see one.

3. Charity Number: The registered Charity Number is 200053.

4. Members of the Trust: Membership is open to any person over the age of 18 who supports the objects of the Charity and subscribes or makes donations to the Charity on a regular basis or who otherwise applies to become a Member of the Charity.

5. Address: The address of the Charity and the name of the Secretary and Ranger appear on the back of the Annual Report.

6. Bankers: Unity Trust Bank plc, Nine Brindley Place, Birmingham, B1 2BR

7. Restrictions: There are no restrictions on the way in which the Trust operates nor are there any specific investment powers.

8. The Trust’s objects , which are set out in the Constitution, are to administer the public rights of access to land on the Hurtwood placed by landowners within the Trust's control. The policies adopted by the Trust to further the objects are explained in the reports from the Chairman and Ranger.

9. Trustee and management: The sole Trustee is FOTH Trustee Company Limited. The names of its Directors appear on page 13. The Articles of Association of the trustee company provide for a maximum of 18 Directors, comprising 4 Landowner Representative Directors and 14 Independent Directors. The affairs of the Trust are controlled by the Trustee, whose Board meets at least twice a year.

10. Management Committee, During the year the executive authority rested with the Chairman's Committee which supervises the activities of the Secretary and Ranger, a full time executive post. At the date of the Annual Meeting, the Chairman’s Management Committee comprises Mr P. Copping (Chairman), Mr D Clifford, Mr A MacKinnon, Mrs Z Horton, Mr R Green, Mrs N Loates-Taylor and Mrs J Kumar.

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List of the Individual Members of the Charity at 31[st] October 2020

			Mr	Alex	Bowden	Mr	Timothy	Cooper
Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr	Martin Toby David Matthew Nicholas Gerry John Charles John Douglas Bob	Abel Adams Agg Aitchison Akroyd Alden Alexander Alexander Allan Allan Andrews	Mrs Mr Mr Mr Dr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mrs.	Diana Marc Richard Edward Robert Peter R A A Michael Carolyn Miriam	Boyd-Gibbins Bradfield Bradley Bray Breeveld Broers Broome Brown Brownjohn Bruford Budgen	Ms Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr	Jill Peter Kevin David Louis Andy James David Peter Paul Jonathan Andrew	Copestick Copping Corcoran Counsell Counter Cowen Crawford Creswell Crook Crooks Cross Cross
			Mrs.	Belinda	Burt	Mr	Simon	Cryer
Mr	Hugh	Anscombe	Mr	Colin	Cabral	Mr	Tim	Culhane
Mr	Marc	Anstey	Mr.	William	Callingham	Mr	Michael	Curtis
Mrs	Frances	Armitage	Ms	Elizabeth	Calvert	Mr	John	Curtis
Mr Mr	Colin Hart Chris	Arthur Atkins	Mrs. Mr & Mrs	Jane Rosemary & Richard	Carpenter Carr	Mr Mr.	Tim James	Dadswell Dale
Ms	Sasha	Atkins	Ms	Joan	Carter	Mr.	Richard	Dangerfield
Mrs	Deborah	Atkinson	Mr	Dominic	Casciani	Ms	Susan	Darling
Mr	Roy	Aubertin	Mr	Ben	Chapman	Mr	Joseph	Davidge
Mr	Timothy	Austin	Mr	Chris	Chapman	Mr	Paul	Davies
Mrs.	Stella	Aveling	Mr	James	Checkley	Mr	Mark	Davies
Mrs	Mrs C M	Baart	Mr &	Michael &		Mrs	Sheilagh	Dawes
Mr	Richard	Bacon	Mrs	Jennifer	Child	Mrs	Elizabeth	De Unger
Mrs	Frances	Bailey	Mr	Keith	Childs	Ms	Louise	Deacon
Mr		Bailey	Ms.	Ros	Clancy	Miss	Susan	Dean
Mr		Baillie	Mr	Douglas	Clare	Mr	Angus	Denny
Mr	Jeremy	Baker	Mrs	Elizabeth	Clarke	Mrs	Muriel	Derry
Mr	Kenneth	Baker	Mr	Michael	Clarke	Mr	Pete	Devine
Mr	Paul	Baker	Mrs	Jane	Clarke	Mr	Bill	Dewick
Mr	Harry	Baker	Mr	David	Clifford	Mrs.	Rachel	Dewilde
Mr	Michael	Band	Mr	Karen	Clifford	Mrs	Anthea	Dickson
Mr.	Colin	Banyard	Mr	Robert	Clift	Mr	Chris	Dixon
Mrs	Julie	Barham	Mr &			Mrs	Karen	Dodds
Mr	John	Barwood	Mrs	W B & R E	Clinton	Mr	W	Don
Mr	Michael	Baxter	Mr	R E	Coates	Mrs	Hilary A	Donnelly
Mrs	J M	Beal	Mrs Mr &	Amanda	Cobbett	Mr	Nigel	Downer
Mr	Mark	Beaumont	Mrs	D & R	Colebrook	Mr	Ian	Dowty
Mr	Karl	Behrens	Mr	Adam	Collier	Mr	Christopher	Dubois
Mr	Geoff	Bewsey	Mr	R	Collins	Mrs	Sarah	Dunsdon
Mr	Ben	Bolt	Dr	C	Collins	Mrs	Anna	Earl
Ms	Gillie	Bonner	Mrs	Gaye	Collis	Mr	Geoff	Eaton
Mr	Jeffrey	Boots	Mrs	Sue	Cook	Mrs	Margaret	Edwards

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Mr	Gareth	Edwards	Dr	John	Greenwood	Mr	Stephen	Keyes
Mrs	Julie	Edwards	Mr	Mike	Griffin	Mrs	Harriet	Kimbell
Mr	D	Eldridge	Mr	Paul	Griffith	Mr	Wayne	Kitcat
Mr.	Oliver	Ellingham	Mr	Thomas	Hammers	Mrs	J	Kucera
Mr	Matthew	Ellins	Mrs	Susan	Handley	Mrs	Jane	Kumar
Mrs.	Monica	Ellison	Mr	Michael	Harding	Mr	Rolf	Laffan
Mr.	C	Elston	Mr	David A	Harney	Mrs	Melanie	Lamb
Ms	Judie	English	Mr	Andrew	Harris	Mrs.	Deirdre	Lay
Mr	Richard	Eyre	Mr	R A	Harrison	Mr	Alistair	Laycock
Mr	Peter	Farrell	Mr	Graham	Hay	Mr	Peter	Lebus
Mrs.	Yvonne	Farrington	Mr	Richard	Hayter	Mr	Chris	Lee
Mr	Andrew	Ferguson	Mr	Martin	Hayton	Mr	David	Lees
Mr	Calvin	Ferns	Mr	David	Healey	Mr	Jack	Lewis
Mrs	Jean	Fielder	Mr.	Angus	Henderson	Mrs	Christine	Lewis
Dr		Finnigan	Mr	Graham	Hepworth	Mrs	Jane	Lewis
Mr	Greg	Firth	Mrs	Pru	Hewett	Mr	Martin	Lewis
Mrs	Geraldine	Firth	Dr	James	Heyes	Mr	Geoffrey	Lewis
Mr	Tony	Fisher	Mr	Gary	Hicks	Mrs	Avril	Lewis
Mrs.	Gillie	Fitzpatrick	Mr	Michael	Hill	Mr	Mark	Lewisohn
Mr	Paul	Forrow	Dr	A F	Hill	Mr	Nicholas	Lighton
Mr	M	Foster	Ms	P J	Hilton	Mr	Tomas	Ling
Mr	Richard	Foster	Mr	Chris	Hipwell	Mr	C	Lingwood
Mr	Mike	Foulds	Lady	Fiona	Hodgson	Mr	William	Littlewood
Mrs	Daphne	Foulsham	Mr	Roy	Hogben	Mr	Stuart	Lloyd
Mr	Rob	Foulsham	Mr.	J	Holtom	Mrs	Nancy	Loates-Taylor
Mr	Graham	French	Ms	Elizabeth	Horne	Mr		Lockhart
Mr	Richard	Frost	Mrs	Zoe	Horton	Mr	Michael	Lomax
		Furzefield	Mr	Sean	Howell	Mrs	Carolyn S	Low
		Trust	Mr &			Mrs	Gillian	Lucken
Mr		Gardner	Mrs	Paul & Sara	Hyland	Miss	Jennifer	Lyall-Wilson
Mr	Robin	Gates	Miss	Madeleine	Iafrate	Mr	Rob	Mackie
Mrs	Debbie	Gauvain	Mrs	Stephanie	Isherwood	Mr	Alexander	Mackinnon
Mr	Matt	Gillam	Ms	Cynthia	James	Mr	Sebastian	Madden
Mrs	Sally	Godfrey	Mr.	C	Jobson	Miss	Victoria	Magill
Mr	Rob	Gorrod	Mrs	Sheri	Johnson	Mr	Graham	Mallett
Mr	Andy	Goulbourne	Ms	Caroline	Johnson	Mr	Stephen	Marsden
Mrs	Cyndie	Gould	Mr	Andrew	Jones	Mr	Charles	Marsh
Mr	Robin	Grant	Mr	Julian	Jordan	Mr	John	Marsh
Ms	Fenella	Grant	Mrs	Jen	Kedgley	Mr	P	Martin
Mr.	Steve	Gravett	Mr	Robert	Kelly	Mrs	Penelope	Mason
Mr	Richard	Green	Dr	Martin	Kemp			Masterton
Mrs	Maggie	Green	Mr	Simon	Kennedy	Mrs	Angela	Smith
Mr		Green	Mr	Ray	Kent	Mrs	P	Maughan

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Mr	Edwin	Mayer	Mr	Howard	Potter	Mr	Graham	Smith
Mr	Jonathan	Maynard	Miss	Helen	Potter	Mr	Julian	Smith
	Andi & Sasja	Mccann	Mr	Gavin	Poulsom	Mrs	J	Stanford
Mr	Paul	Mccluskey	Mrs		Poupart	Mrs	Shirley	Starbuck
Mrs	Claire	Mcgill	Mr.	Norman	Price	Mr	Simon	Still
Mrs	Katharine	Meller	Mr	David	Proctor	Mr	Damon	Tasker
Mr	Paul	Merritt	Mr	Tim	Pugh	Mr	Stuart	Taylor
Mr	Tim	Metson	Mr	M C	Ramscar	Mr	Keith	Taylor
Mr	Dan	Minulescu	Mr	Albert	Randall	Mr	Patrick	Thompson
Mrs	C	Moffat	Mr	James	Ratner	Mr		Thompson
Mr	Jonathan	Monk	Mr	Keith	Reeves	Mr &
Mr	Timothy	Moore	Ms	Geraldine	Reffo	Mrs	G	Tidy
Mrs	C	Moorwood	Mr	Angus	Rennie	Mr	Ian Edward	Tomlinson
Mr	R J	Moran	Mr	Peter	Richards	Profe	Andrew
Mr Mr Ms Mrs Mrs	Nigel Neil Yvonne Avril Helen	Morland Mukerji Munday Munford Murray	Mr Ms Mr Mr Mr	Arnaud Morag J Gerard P	Richards Richardson Rixon Robbins Robbins	ssor Mrs Mrs Ms	Robin C R Katrina	Touquet Townsend Tuke Tully Nigel Turnbull
Mr	J	Muston	Mrs	J	Roberts			Charitable
Dr	Jackie	Napier	Mr	Shaun	Robinson			Trust
Mr	Dan	Needham	Mr	Barry	Rodnight	Mr	William	Turner
Mr	Ian	Newcastle	Mr	Simon	Rogers	Mr	Kenneth	Tyrrell
Mr.	David	Newman	Mr	Douglas	Ross	Mr	Liam	Tyrrell
Mr	Steve	Nutt	Mr	Stephen	Rowland	Mrs	Barbara	Van Loon
Mrs	Ruth	Nye	Mrs	Marian	Sage			Viansson
Mr	Robin	Oliphant	Mr.	Richard	Sands	Mr	Augusto	Ponte
Mrs	Hilary	Page	Mr	Kevin	Sargeant	Mr	Andrew	Vickerman
Mr	Gerry	Page	Mr	Ken	Saunders	Mr	Ian	Vokes
Ms	Trasna	Palmer	Mr	Gary	Saunders	Mr	Colin	Walker
Mr	A	Parrott	Mr	Gordon	Savage	Mrs	Emma	Wallace
Mr.	Richard	Paton	Ms	Jana	Schulte	Mr	Johnathan	Warren
Mr	Peter	Payne	Mr	Humphrey	Scott	Mr	Gerry	Waterfall
Mr	Roger	Peacock	Mrs	Ruth	Shaddock	Mr		Waters
Dr	Henry	Pearson	Mr	Bruce	Shaw	Mr	P	Watkins
	Andrew		Mr	Chris	Shea	Mrs.	Constance	Watson
	And		Mrs	Mandy	Sheridan	Miss	Clare	Watson
Mr	Sheena	Pearson	Mr	Ian	Sissons	Mr	Gary	Watt
Mr	Bruce	Penson	Mr	Allan	Siva	Mr	A	Webster
Miss	Heather	Pettitt	Mr	David	Small	Mrs	Vanessa	Welling
Mr	Neil	Phillips	Mr	John	Smart	Mr.	Jonathan	Wells
Mr	R D A	Pick	Mr	Richard	Smith	Mr	Mark	Wendon
Mr	Art	Porter	Mr	Sam	Smith	Mrs	M J M	Wheeler

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Ms	Helen	Wheeler
Mr.	John	Whitaker
Mrs	Marigold	Whittaker	Business/Organisation
Mr	Paul	Wilkinson	supporters during the
Mr	John	Willcox	Year ending 31/10/2020
Mr	Oliver	Williams
Mr	David	Williams	Tilt Films
Ms	Rebecca	Williams	Hutton + Rostron Environmental Investigations Ltd
Mr	Jeremy	Willy	Abinger Forest Riding Club
Dr	Naomi	Wilson	LDWA Surrey
Mr.	Charles	Wimbledon	YHA England and Wales Ltd
Mr	Keith	Winser	Peaslake Schools Trust
Miss	Patricia	Womersley	Peaslake Stores
Miss	Amber	Wood	London Orienteering Klubb
Mrs	Jean	Wood	Holmbury Flower Show
Mrs	Lori	Wormald	Holmbury Bonfire Boys
Mr	David	Wright	Guildford Orienteers
Mr	Geoff	Wright	Duke of Kent School
Dr	Geoff	Wyss	LWDA London
Miss	Emily	York	Peaslake School MTBO
Mrs	Andrea	Young	Neil Dunbar
Mr	Derek	Young-Trawber	Surrey Slog

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