Contents
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2 Agenda for Annual Meeting
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3-4 Chairman’s Report
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5 Operations Report
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6-11 Accounts for the year ending 31st October 2021
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12 Independent Examiner’s Report
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13 Serving Directors and Election
14 Appendix 1 - Charity Information
- 15-18 Appendix 2 – List of individual members
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
For the Friends of the Hurtwood.
To be held on Tuesday 5th April 2022 at 7.30pm at
The Duke of Kent School, Ewhurst.
AGENDA
- Chairman of the Trustee report
2. Ranger’s Report
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Receive the Accounts for year ended 31st October 2021
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Nomination of Directors.
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1 That Dr Geoff Wyss, having been proposed and seconded by two members of the Charity and being willing to serve, is nominated as Independent Director of the Trustee
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2 That Robert Hughes, having been proposed and seconded by two members of the Charity and being willing to serve, is nominated as Independent Director of the Trustee.
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Appointment of the Independent Examiner.
That Bernard Brace is re-appointed as Independent Examiner for the Charity’s accounts for the year ending 31[st] October 2022.
- AOB
Following the Annual Meeting there will be an opportunity to ask questions and share your experience of the Hurtwood. We anticipate the meeting will close at 9pm.
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Chairman’s report
This is my first chairman’s report, since taking over from Peter Copping. It seems to have been a very eventful year. Our 2021 General Meeting was held via Zoom in the midst of the second Covid lockdown, I am hopeful that this year’s meeting can take place in person.
In addition to me replacing Peter, we had a number of other changes to the board. Sue Darling and Keith Taylor stepped down and I would like to thank them for their service. I am very pleased to welcome Mark Evans and Tom Davies as replacements. Also, Geoff Wyss joined the management group and has subsequently been co-opted as a director, as has Councillor Bob Hughes.
The pandemic continued to have an impact in this year, with higher visitor numbers as seen in the first year. The level of fly-tipping was also higher than before. Our ranger Mark Beaumont has coped with these challenges brilliantly and maintained the same high standard of operations. We do feel that the level of visitor numbers has fallen back slightly, but it is very unpredictable and probably too early to determine whether numbers will revert to pre-pandemic levels or whether these higher levels are the new normal.
As well as increased workload, there is an impact on the villages, particularly Peaslake. Whilst it is welcome for the local small businesses, which might have suffered otherwise, the greater numbers impact on residents and other users. In addition to routine maintenance the restoration of the Holmbury Hill Fort site has continued for the second year, again this work was funded from the income generated by the performance of our investment portfolio.
Financially we have had a good year with significant growth in donations from members and users, and grants from Councils.
Reserves
Our legacy reserves are invested with Aberdeen Standard Capital through the Charities Aid Foundation Managed Portfolio Service. 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).
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.
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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 (Surrey County, Guildford Borough, Albury, Cranleigh, Ewhurst and Shere Parish Councils).
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 the independent directors and landowner directors who have been so supportive. I would also like to thank my management team who have made my first year as Chair so easy!
Finally, I cannot sign off without mentioning Mark, our Ranger, and the most important person in FotH. Mark is willing to tackle almost any job on the Hurtwood and always knows someone who can provide more resource or machinery when needed. Mark never loses his cool despite the many frustrations of the job and sometimes having to endure the unruly behaviours of visitors.
Antony Collins
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Operations Report
Visitor number still remain high compared to years prior to the pandemic. We’re still seeing new visitors to the Hurtwood and I repeat previous messages about the dangers of fires, especially in the very dry summer, and that camping is not allowed anywhere on the Hurtwood. Though we have had less issues with this over the last year, it is still an issue.
Normal maintenance of grass cutting work and general ride cutting and clearance has been able to resume. Maintenance work gas been carried out in Walking Bottom and Holmbury Hill carparks. Most of the work was needed to repair damage from increased visitor numbers.
Unfortunately, since the start of the first lockdown incidents of fly tip increased hugely and these were all removed quickly. 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 2020/21 we have:
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Mitigated against visitor conflicts
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Managed the increase in visitor numbers
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Removed approx. 15 tons of fly tip from the car parks
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Cleared over 6 miles of paths
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Cleared fallen trees obstructing paths
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Regularly cut back grassy areas and rides
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Cut back extensive gorse re-growth from fire roads
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Continued clearance of the Holmbury Hill Fort
Mark Beaumont
Ranger
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FHIENDSOFTHE HURTWOOO STATEMENfoF ANANUAL A¢nvmESFOR THE YEAR ENDED31 (WOBEA 2021 INCOME ANO EXPENDrrvRE xfjd lkn¥lDr4•t•d H¢wrv• Blk• G•rtÈrtl NJets Ltyc Trll Total IIICOMIIIG RESOVRCES 20 Oonèiions. In¢kKlno Grfl Manaoemant IEe- Shere ManoT EslalB Management lee- Albjry Esiat MBnagèm•nt le•- Wint•rtold Heaih Esia Mèn&uern¥nt leo- wint•rt¢ Exia 72.380 S.LllO 4.500 4.0 1.SOO 750 2.050 3.8BO 12.480 40.284 3.000 4.500 4.500 1.500 1.500 1.300 3.641 3.700 aragem8rt lees. CAbeTS MBnèoèm•nt le•i- BookhulBt Wood Gi¥nls IiDm Counp Invesirnenl grry¥trlloEsI Inte$t £t..s&1•Y onesty Box Government ernpwnthni irunl 12.180 4S 4.022 3.060 T•1 Inety 110. 144.151 ¢8 SJJ ESOURCES EXPENDED QlY•ct Ch•y1t•• expMI ?.803 56.193 19.675 $4.S63 anqer Se1¢1$ 56.193 Olhv •xyndiiur• Managern8nl al Ptsnintraih)h 17.044 17.044 17.60fj T•) Exp•ndllur• Nel Inc¢Jrn• IExpendthJr•l 799 {50} 49.014 125.2911 Tv•n•f•Y loy th+#V Mmrnenl Iw Ih•>Yqw 799 I} 49,011 125.2911 81Cts brauqht lo1 1 Nofi•r2020 142,IM1} 71,n4 263 J.078 208.628 311,•1• 0•11¢ c•rf•d for4rd4131 October1 3028 335 646 628
FRIENDS OF YHE HURTWOOO REGISTERED CHARITY NO 200053 BALANGE SHEEf AS AT 31 OCTOBER 2021 Noto5 2021 2020 Flxed As5•ts Tangibk Assets Investments eiJ,9n 242.29) 71.784 207,484 303,263 279.268 Current Ass•ts Deb¢or and prepaym18 Bank 4.7e6 29.847 4,930 6.443 34.613 10,373 Curr•nt Lhbllltlos Creditor5 io 2230 3.013 N•t Curr•nt Ajsots 335.646 286,628 11 R•Mrv Unre8trfct•d General Reser¥• FiKod Assets Re8eTh* 18.9811 80.973 280.608 142,0411 71,784 253,809 332.820 283,552 RMtrf¢t•d 8ike Trail Constr1 3.076 335.646 286,628 Appro¥•d ty Friends 01 HUrtr on 8 Marth aThJ its t4haW ty Antory Collins
FRIENDS OF THE HVRTVIC4)D P•)TES TOTHE F1I4ANCLIL STATEMEPUS F4Dts l Accounng polkkn• B•1 af Accounj Repubk ollrebnd IFRS10ZI lo 2014 I1 IFRS 102 IA) thb Cknwkn•k12011. Cn9• ofAc¢ouniiry polley act¢un15prc5tnt i lalr¥ WtP¥t(Wl&¥pYkles¥e lts¥etylW1n ¢h•rw to i¢cw¢lnD NO£hat5 toaccountlty tstbmateshOC(uTh¢okn the reF4wwbJd. Il•¢•d•l prlory••r •Th Fur Jndl for4 Ip•clk pwpx•. R•¢ognl#on of Incom• D•pr•cl•lbon Tra¢T- 10% wrannum P-upTck.Io% pw annurn tK•. Sn$ qnd nolKe Ly)ards- 14 1rJ% pw¥rwmStrohl Other equiThMenl. 20% pel onnum bgLYK•. Compmeis othei IT eqwnnI. 33 IrJ%
l&)t8 2 Granls from Councll8 2020 Surrey County Courol Guildtord Borough Counul Parish Councils 750 Albury GranIgh Ewhurst Shwe 250 1.200 1.wo Not• 3 Int•r••t 2020 Naiional Savlw$ BorKI Sni•rnsi Bank inter951 45 311 45 311 Not8 4 Raryrf8 Co•t• 2020 Salary Pkk-up and Iractor 8yp8r Telephone Consumabb an(J T1$ Oeprecialion ol Rarwr v9hK and 0quien1 32,778 8.791 32,276 8.097 1.565 751 11,872 1.162 10,756 Noto 5 Management arKI admlnl8trntlon ol Ihe Charlty 2020 Salary Aeni of1& Expenses Legal and protessvJnal Insurance Website costs Bank charges Oeprecialion ol A(JmInlralxJ ewyn¢ 10.926 1.078 1.103 10.759 1,078 1,526 2.781 1,200 195 67 325 195 Insurance IndleS TtUSleÈ IrKlpmrity Insurarte ul £686
l&)t8 6 EmployTr8nt Costs 2020 Salary Social security cost Pension cosi Othei empk)ytè benèf$ 37,650 4.466 4.542 3.490 3.411 During the year Fri5 ol the Hurl%Yood empbyed a Rangerlsecrelary whose rwnuneralion did not exceed £60.0 The emrloymeni cosls 01 Ihe Rangerisecrelary have tttn aprortl0 tseeen Rangers SerVe$ and AdminL8iraiion on a Iwr aThJ r8a80nat48 baM8. Noto 7 Tanilble A3t•ii Tv•cior Pld(4 Othor Admln. Total Al l Nov8mtr 2020 Addition8 OIsp05als Al Sl October 2021 28.197 24.C62 131.873 131 873 Accumulated 0epr8clallon Al 1 Novembei 2020 Charo9 lor the ygar Oisposals Al 31 October 2021 17.208 6.852 19.271 3.208 60.089 2.947 24.C60 23.249 3.362 70.wo Net book 1¥ •t 31 0¢1ob•r 2021 833 972 Net book ¥aluv at 31 Oclober 2020 Natlon•l Not• 8 Inv•8trn•nls Pwllollo Income Bond Tot•1 Al 1 Novembgr 2020 Additions Gro¥/(LOSsI Oisposals At 31 Ociober 2021 180.484 27,(KXJ 207,484 34.806 34.806 21 Notè 9 Debtots and Pepaymefft8 2020 Charities Foundaip)n Pwaynenis. insurarte and re E51ale management lee5 (lje Otherdebtors 1.106 1,247 3,600 33 10 io
Note 10 Credltors 2020 Tradtr crÉditOts and accnjals Other Taxes and Social &cuiity Other creditors 465 1,205 474 1.334 1.285 Bal8t)co 1 Nov 2020 Tvansleri I Ihè tr B•l8t)c8 31 2021 Not• 11 RèMt¥•• In¢tyrn Expndlluft Unre8trlcled General reserve FIX asstri r*s¥Fv• L¢ga¢S reserve 142.0411 71.784 253.809 283.552 110.D)7 187.7381 10.811 18.9611 60.973 34.851 144.858 8.052 195.7901 332.620 Roltrleted Blke Tr•1 Cw51rucli 3.076 3.026 144.858 Unrn8trlcled Unrn•trfcled General Flxod A88•ts DeslgThatsd R•8trf¢t•d Fut)d8 Fut)ds lund8 Fundi R8prManl8d ty Ai 31 Qetoboi 2021 Tangible lixe(l assets Inv881menls Cuireni assets Cuffoni liabilities Total lundi 60,973 60.973 242.290 34.613 12,2301 242.29) 38.318 16.7311 12,tJoi Goner•l Fund8 FIx8d A8fjet8 De819natod ReBtrlcted Funds lunds Funds Total funds At 31 October 2020 Tangible fixed assets Inveslfflenls Cuireni assets Cuff8ni liabiithes 71,784 71,784 207.484 10.373 13,0131 207.484 48.325 139.0281 13.0131 3.076 076 li
lthJ8pthMknt Ex¥rnln4 R•porttofv TnMt•ffs ofFrf•rnkn ofth• Hurtwoxl 2W21 %%thich set wt cn pag25 8 to 11. R•8pM8lbllltle¥ •nd b#18 olrnport rwirements 011 Chwikska 2011 fft 4). I r8p)rt in re¥ecl of my ex8th¥nalKffj of •xwnts urKler 145 of the Ad aTrJ Jn 145ISllbl (rfts Act. Your allen1 18 lo drawn to Ihe faca Ihat the dwity has kywred ts £¢¥Jnts li •xythr• Rewtw by ChariU68 preparwry their xoyJnts with IhB Flnancial Rewting Siandard app1blo In Ihe UK and RepublK ol IFRS 1021 velera lo the A¢£11 and Reporting ty Charrties.. Slaleffli of RernerK Prth l Aw"1 21KJS i• rekned 10 In th8 extsnt rJ81th8 bul ha8 baen ¥knYrawn. l uTrJtrBland thBI this been dom in IIK• to I"r ¥lww kn •¢lara Ind•wnd•Nt +mIn•• •t•l•m•nt th aCcnIS do no¢ cd llh Iho8e rldI. a•1 out kn th• ChorilS IAttwnlJ Reffti 2tTh oih•r th any rwlrwrMJThl I1 I unla a'lNo arKI i mthr ccffjwdw•d •s pwt of examinalon. FCCA 52- $3 SuryBy GU6 8JJ 8 M8KlJ 2022
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 Mrs Nancy Loates-Taylor Mr R Green Mrs Z Horton Mr K Taylor Mr D Wright Mr D Counsell Mr A MacKinnon
Bob Hughes and Geoff Wyss joined the Management Committee during the year with the intention that they should be co-opted as Directors at the next opportunity.
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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 A Collins (Chairman), Mr D Clifford, Mr A MacKinnon, Mrs Z Horton, Mr R Green, Mrs N Loates-Taylor, Dr G Wyss and Mrs J Kumar.
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| List of | the Individual Members | of the | Charity at 31st October | 2021 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | Abel | G | BEWSEY | J | Clarke |
| J | Abernethy | S | Blake | K | CLIFFORD |
| T | ADAMS | S | Boissiere | D | Clifford |
| D | AGG | B | BOLT | R | Clift |
| M | Aitchison | G | Bonner | WB&R | |
| N | Akroyd | C | Boomer | E | CLINTON |
| S | Alcock | J | Boots | RE | COATES |
| J | Alexander | A | Bowden | D&R | COLEBROOK |
| C | ALEXANDER | D | BOYD-GIBBINS | A | COLLIER |
| A | Alexander | M | BRADFIELD | R | COLLINS |
| S | Alexander | BRADLEY | SA | Collins | |
| J | Allan | R | BRAY | C | COLLINS |
| ALLAN | H | Bray | G | COLLIS | |
| D | Anderson | E | BREEVELD | R | Comer |
| ANDREWS | F | Breslin | E | Cook | |
| H | ANSCOMBE | A | Brightmore | S | Cook |
| M | ANSTEY | r | broers | D | Cooke |
| F | ARMITAGE | P | Broome | T | Cooper |
| CH | ARTHUR | R | Brown | J | COPESTICK |
| S | Atkins | C | Brown | P | COPPING |
| C | Atkins | C | Brown | j | corbett |
| K | Atkinson | RAA | BROWN | K | Corcoran |
| D | Atkinson | M | Brownjohn | R | Cosh |
| R | AUBERTIN | BRUFORD | D | Counsell | |
| T | AUSTIN | S | Bucknall | L | COUNTER |
| S | Aveling | M | Budgen | A | COWEN |
| C | Averill | B | Burt | D | CRESWELL |
| CM | Baart |
C | Cabral | P | CROOK |
| F | BAILEY | w | Callingham | P | Crooks |
| Baillie | E | CALVERT | A | Cross | |
| P | baird | P | Cannings | J | Cross |
| K | BAKER | J | Carpenter | S | Cryer |
| P | BAKER | R&R | CARR | T | CULHANE |
| J | Baker | J | Carter | R | Cummings |
| M | BAND | D | Casciani | M | Curtis |
| C | Banyard | R | Cass | J | CURTIS |
| A | Barber | C | CHAPMAN | T | DADSWELL |
| R | Barbosa | R | Cheesman | J | Dale |
| J | BARHAM | M&J | CHILD | R | Dangerfield |
| J | Barwood | K | CHILDS | J | Davidge |
| C | Bashford | R | Clancy | P | Davies |
| A | Basnett | D | Clare | M | Davies |
| M | BAXTER | A | Clark | T | Davies |
| JM | BEAL | E | Clarke | S | DAWES |
| M | Beaumont | J | Clarke | E | DE UNGER |
| P | Bedford | M | Clarke | L | Deacon |
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| Dempsey | D | Furzefield Trust | R | HOGBEN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | DENNY | GARDNER | J | Holtom | |
| P | Devine | R | Gates | C | Hopewell |
| B | Dewick | T | Geddes | E | HORNE |
| R | Dewilde | M | Gillam | Z | Horton |
| A | Dickson | S | GODFREY | S | Howell |
| P | Diethelm | R | Gorrod | C | Hughes |
| C | Dixon | C | Gould | P | Hunt |
| K | DODDS | R | Grant | S | HYLAND |
| W | DON | F | Grant | A | Iafrate |
| HA | DONNELLY | S | Gravett | S | Isherwood |
| A | Dorricott | r | green | C | JAMES |
| I | Dowty | M | GREEN | R | Jamieson |
| C | Dry | GREEN | L | Jay | |
| C | DUBOIS | J | Greenwood | C | Jobson |
| L | Duncan | a | griffin | A | Johnson |
| S | Dunsdon | GRIFFIN | S | Johnson | |
| G | EATON | P | Griffith | C | Johnson |
| J | EDWARDS | R | Hancill | A | Jones |
| G | Edwards | S | HANDLEY | S | Jones |
| D | Eldridge | M | HARDING | C | Jones |
| O | Ellingham | DA | HARNEY | J | JORDAN |
| M | Ellison | A | Harris | K | Joyce |
| C | Elston | D | Harrison | J | Kedgley |
| J | ENGLISH | R | Harrison | R | KELLY |
| M | Evans | RA | HARRISON | M | KEMP |
| R | Eyre | A | Hartland | M | Kendall |
| J | Fairman | P | Haveron | S | KENNEDY |
| S | Farrell | D | Hawker | R | KENT |
| Y | Farrington | G | Hay | S | Keyes |
| A | FERGUSON | R | Hayter | H | KIMBELL |
| J | FIELDER | M | Hayton | M | KING |
| FINNIGAN | O | Hayzelden | W | KITCAT | |
| A | Firmin | D | Healey | B | Knight |
| G | FIRTH | M | Hemmings | J | Kucera |
| G | Firth | J | Hemsted | J | Kumar |
| T | FISHER | A | Henderson | R | LAFFAN |
| G | Fitzpatrick | G | HEPWORTH | M | lamb |
| M | Florent | P | HEWETT | S | Lane |
| A | Folkes | J | Heyes | C | Lanham |
| P | FORROW | G | Hicks | S | Lawrence |
| R | Foster | M | Hill | D | Lay |
| M | FOSTER | AF | HILL | A | Laycock |
| D | Foulsham | PJ | HILTON | M | Le Saux |
| R | Foulsham | C | HIPWELL | P | LEBUS |
| R | FROST | F | Hodgson | S | Ledgerwood |
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| C | LEE | T | Metson | N | PHILLIPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| D | LEES | T | Mingoia | J | Phillips |
| A | Lemm | C | MOFFAT | A | Phipps |
| J | LEWIS | J | MONK | RDA | PICK |
| J | LEWIS | C | moore | G | Pinfold |
| C | Lewis | K | Moore | N | Pittam |
| M | LEWIS | T | MOORE | t | Pocock |
| G | Lewis | C | MOORWOOD | A | Porter |
| A | Lewis | RJ | MORAN | H | POTTER |
| M | Lewisohn | N | MORLAND SUH | H | POTTER |
| N | Lighton | J | Morris | POUPART | |
| T | Ling | R | Moulton | N | Price |
| C | Lingwood | N | Mukerji | M | Pride |
| W | LITTLEWOOD | Y | MUNDAY | d | proctor |
| S | Lloyd | A | MUNFORD | T | PUGH |
| N | Loates-Taylor | H | MURRAY | D | Raisman |
| LOCKHART | J | MUSTON | MC | RAMSCAR | |
| CS | LOW | J | NAPIER | A | RANDALL |
| G | LUCKEN | D | Needham | J | RATNER |
| J | LYALL-WILSON | A | Nelson | A | Reece |
| R | Mackie | I | Newcastle | K | REEVES |
| A | MacKinnon | D | Newman | G | Reffo |
| S | MADDEN | S | Nutt | A | Rennie |
| V | Magill | R | Nye | p | richards |
| G | Mallett | R | Nye | M | Richardson |
| F | Marley | S | Oldfield | J | RIXON |
| S | Marsden | R | Oliphant | P | ROBBINS |
| R | Marsden | M | OLIPHANT | G | ROBBINS |
| C | MARSH | G | PAGE | J | ROBERTS |
| J | Marsh | H | PAGE | S | Rogers |
| P | MARTIN | R | Palmer | D | Ross |
| A | Martin | T | Palmer | S | Rowland |
| M | Mason | n | parfitt | T | Rowson |
| MASTERTON | J | Parker | M | Russell | |
| A | SMITH | A | Parrott | M | Ryan |
| P | May | R | Paton | M | SAGE |
| J | MAYNARD | P | PAYNE | R | Sands |
| J | McAllister | M | Payne | K | Sangwell |
| A | McCann | R | Peacock | S | Santa |
| A&S | MCCANN | H | PEARSON | K | Sargeant |
| P | MCCLUSKEY | AAS | PEARSON | G | Sargeant |
| C | MCGILL | M | Pelly | G | Saunders |
| S | Meijer | B | Penson | K | Saunders |
| K | Meller | F | Percival | G | Savage |
| P | MERRITT | P | Perrett | J | Schulte |
| N | METSON | H | PETTITT | R | Schumacher |
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| h | scott | P | Ward | G | Wyss |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R | Shaddock | K | Wardell | E | York |
| N | Sharpin | J | Warren | YOUNG | |
| B | Shaw | G | WATERFALL | YOUNG- | |
| C | Shea | WATERS | D | TRAWBER | |
| C | Simmons | P | WATKINS | ||
| I | Sissons | M | WATSON | ||
| A | Siva | C | WATSON | Business Donors at 31s | |
| D | SMALL | CD | Watson | October 2021 | |
| J | SMITH | G | Watt | ||
| G | Smith | A | WEBSTER | Abinger Forest | Riding Clu |
| J | Stanford | M | Welling | Barista Project | |
| S | Still | J | Wells | Duke of Kent School | |
| G | Sweeney | M | WENDON | Neil Dunbar | |
| J | Syvret | C | West | Y.H.A | |
| S | Taylor | S | West | Guildford Orienteers | |
| K | TAYLOR | j | westaway | Holmbury Flower Show | |
| L | Thomas | B | Westaway | Hutton + Rostron | |
| G | Thomassen | H | WHEELER | LDWA Surrey | |
| THOMPSON | MJM | WHEELER | London Orienteering Klub | ||
| P | THOMPSON | J | Whitaker | LDWA London | |
| G | TIDY | J&H | Whitaker | Peaslake Fair | |
| S | Tilley | R | White | Peaslake School MTBO | |
| c | tomlinson | M | WHITTAKER | Peaslake Schools Trust | |
| IE | TOMLINSON | P | Whittall | MABAC League | |
| C | TOWNSEND | P | Wilkinson | South London | Orienteerin |
| E | Trenkov | J | Willcox | Peaslake Stores | |
| R | TUKE | D | Williams | Tilt Films | |
| K | Tully | O | Williams | A Watson | |
| N | Turnbull | R | Williams | ||
| W | Turner | J | Williamson | ||
| M | Tym | J | WILLY | ||
| L | Tyrrell | N | Wilson | ||
| K | Tyrrell | C | Wimbledon | ||
| M | Unsworth | J | Winch | ||
| L | Usher | K | Winser | ||
| j | uwins | P | WOMERSLEY | ||
| B | Van Loon | A | Wood | ||
| A | Vickerman | J | Wood | ||
| I | Vokes | S | Woodcock | ||
| R | Wadsworth | MA | Woolf | ||
| A | Walker | L | Wormald | ||
| S | Walker | D | Wright | ||
| C | WALKER | G | WRIGHT | ||
| E | Wallace | J | Wynn | ||
| J | Walters | D | Wynne |
Business Donors at 31[st] October 2021
Abinger Forest Riding Club Barista Project Duke of Kent School Neil Dunbar Y.H.A Guildford Orienteers Holmbury Flower Show Hutton + Rostron LDWA Surrey London Orienteering Klubb LDWA London Peaslake Fair Peaslake School MTBO Peaslake Schools Trust MABAC League South London Orienteering Peaslake Stores Tilt Films A Watson
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