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ort of the I'F'iistees foi- Yedi- Endtn
1 .31 Mareli 2025
Introduction
'I'he 1'rustees arc pleased lo presenl Iheir report together wilh the Financtal Siatement for yeai.
en(ling 31 Marcli 2025.
Constitution
C.liii)piiig Caintxien 'l'own "fnisl 1% consliluted by a Deed sealed on 2 July 1996 aiid is a
I'egislei'ed C.'liai'ily in Eiigland aiid Wales: numbci- 203889.
Trustecs Responsibilitics in Relatii)n to the Financial Statemeiit5
The Chai'ilies Act i'equircs Ihc .1 i'uslccs lo prepare fill￿]Cial statements that give a true and fail.
view of the state of affairs of the charity at the end of the finaiicial year and of its 5uipILlS or
deficit for the financial year. In doing so the IrLlStees are requii'ed to..
select suitable accoiinting policies and io apply them consistenily.
make judgements and eslimales that are reasonable and piudeiit, aiid
Prepare the financial stalemenls on the going concem basis unless il is
inappropriate to presuffle (hal the charity will continue in business.
The Trustees are reswnsible for maintainiiig proper accounting ￿CordS which disL105e with
reason<ible ilLeLlI'aLy al any lime the fiiiancial position to the charily and enable them to eii.%ui'e
that the financial statements comply with the Charilics Acl 2011.
'riie Iriislee5 dre also
i'esponsible for safegiiarding the assels of (lie chdrily aE]d Iience for lakiiig I'easonable steps foi.
the pi-cvcnlion and detection of fraud and other ii'rcgulai'ities.
Aims ancl objectives of ChArity
"I'hL objccls of the Cliarily dre lo maintain, insiire, keep repaired, and admpl the I"owii 14<111 ai)d
oihei. propcily r()r ihe puipo8e for thc bcncfil nf the town.
Public Benefit
1.lie .1 rLISILes Loiifimi that thev have Lomplied wilh ihe requirement iii I5ie Clidl-ilies ALI 201110
have due regai'd to tlie Charity Comniission s general guidance on public benefil in exci'cising
theii. po¥vei'5 and dLilies. -l-hcy have i'eferiyd lo Iliis guidancc wheii Irviewiiig ihe Lliai'ily's objcLIs
aiid Éiim.% and iii planning il% fuliire aclivilie5 dnd al'e s(Ilisfscd thal Ilie Lliarily'5 aclivities coiiii)ly
willi thi.5 giii(laiice and aiE of public benefil. -l-Iic "I"rust niainiains Ilie Town 14all aiid oiliei-
piopei'ly lor use by meiiibei'5 of the piiblic.

i uturc PIAns
The TI￿st appointed Arnold Bailosch Lid io projeet manage Ihe scliedule of works foi. the fiitui'e
rnaintenLincc and care of the ToNvn Hall.
Ai'nold Baitoscli Lid have drawn lip a detailed pi'iority works list. Anioiigst other ileins these
incliidc repaii. woi-ks lo the boilei- l'oom roof, the fldt WC roof. Ilic clock iowei. roof, I'esloi'alion
ol. two Iii'sl floor windows overlookiiig Ihc l.ligh Strees. rcplaLcn)ent of Ihc badly corruded Inetal
decoialive finial on the noiih clevation: 17inwaler hopper and gutter ltpa1￿.
l.islLd Biiildiii&) Coiisenl W<iS sought for Ilie repair of iwo firs1 floor liiiiber cascnieiil Windo￿lS on
tlie li'ont / soiitheiTJ elevation of the town hall. Consent wa5 gi'aiiled l O January 2025. RLqiiebls to
qiiote liave been issiied lo appropriately qualified conservation window aiid biiilding specialists
to can'y oiil the necessary works.
A choice of options I schemes ha5 been provided by a slrllclural engin¢ei' for tlie I'epaii's lo ihe
boiler room roof. I'he consetvalioD offieer has cominenled, and Almold Bartosch are iii the
proLess ol. a55essing the options / schemes available and will advise accordinLJly. As work5 al'e to
include the lempoi'ary removal of the upper enti?nce steps and paven)enl above the boiler i'ooi
Arnnld 141£ rtosch are now looking at impi'oving Ihe streelscape, botli aesthclica15y and in praelical
lei'ms, between the lown hall porch and WWII memorial wall as part of ilie works. Oiice ali
appiDpi'iale option. I schcme ha8 bcen identified l.i5led Building Consei)t will ￿ soiiglit.
l-he 1'eP￿Ir of the flat WC I'oof 15 PToving mole complicaled than first tliouglil followinL
cotnineiil from the conservalion otTicer. Victorian Architeclural eleineii15 have been idcnlified
wiihin the IowLr seclion ufihe sli'Liclure and Ilierefore Amold Bart05ch are to revisil and draw lip
a nioi'e 8yii)paihetic scheine for that area. In tlic nieanlime, a lemporary fix ot'the flal I'oof has
SIICLLsslully ei'adicated the leak.
The ToNvn 'l'rusl in the first instance are conccnlt71ing on the slNctiii'al elemeiils of tlie biiil(ling
biit also pldll to start a pardllel programme nf i'cfresliiiiL Ihe decni., incliidiiig repaii's lo liistoi'ic
rcpdirs and the iipgnding of fixliires and fittings in ihe Town Hall.
A lirsl eslimate OF Ihe full cost of all Tnainlenance is in excess 01£200,000 aiicl Ihe-l-ruslce5 are
I'evicwing ho￿. that will be finaii¢ed over the coming nioi)ths and years. The -Frusl eariis I'eveniie
fruii) two soui.ces - 'I'own I lall Icttings and the Lai. pai'k aiid l)<lS accuniulaled sdviiig5 iii a
sp¢cial itsed chai'ily .8dviiigs aCCOllnl ovei. Ihe years. 'l-he total is iiisiirriLienl to covei- Ilie fLIII
costs.
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i inAncial Rcview
The opei-aling income genernled by the Charily during the yeai- was a respectable £59,482, a
conibination of Town Hall Iclting. car park takings and miscellaneous in¢oine.
Ai 31 Mairli 2025, the Trust had a balance of unrestricted funds of£22?,466 includiiig
inveslineiits of £130,118.
Tru.$tce,
'ri)e .1 owi) Couiicil is the Snle Tnistee of Ihc Town Tnist. -I'herefore. oil appoinlmeiit lo the l oivn
Council thdt Coiincillor aiilomaliLally becomes a Managing Truslee of Ihe 'foAin Tiust.
Oi'gani8%ltion
A bo<ll'd ol- Managing Truslees, of lip lo cleven members, meet three times a year aiid al oilicr
linies that may bc nece55ary lo adminisler ilie charity. A Secirlary is appoiiiled lo inaiiab7c Ilie
d1( y-lo-llay opei'ation of tlie charity.
Risli MxiiAgcment
Tlic ManaginL"fi'LlStees have a duly to identify and renew the risks to wl)ich tlie Lhai'ity is
exposed aiid to ensiii'e appropriate controls are in place to provide reasonable assiiraiice abJainsl
fi'aud and error.
Inve5tmeDts Poiver
The Maiiagiiig Trustees rcgiilarly review the Charitie8 inveslmenls. Ui)dei' the dted ot -l-I'us1, Ilie
chai-ily lias the power to makc any inveslmenls which thL ManagJji)g Trustces see of <1 bLiiefit lo
the Iriist.
Reserve.￿ Policy
Tlie ManaginL 'fruslces policy i.s lo review the re8erve levels of the Charity on an anniial basis.
I'his I'evieNv will encompa85 the nature of Ilie inLoiiie and expeiidilure sti'cams, Ilie Iieed to iiialLh
iiiconie wilh commilmLnls and ihe nature of the Charity's rLserves. Tlie Maiiagjing -1 i'iislees also
take into eonsidei'alffion Ihc future plans of thL Cliai'ily, Ilie uncertaiiily over soii)e clcineiils of
fiitiire slreams and other key risks identified during Ihe risk rcview pi'oce5S.

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Town l.lall bookings continue lo be healihy wilh the ljpper'l own Hall niainiainiiig its populai'ily
as a veniie for weekend craft laii's, markets, and arl exhibitions I sales.
Diii'iiig tlie week it conlinues lo be Lised in the evening by local groups such as tlie Bridge Cliib:
the ChippinLJ Canipdeii History Society, tlie Campden Sociely. Chippiiig Campdeii Art SoLiely,
the monthly RLit71 Cinema and for Chipping Catnpden Town Council Ineetiiigs.
The annual Sciilllebrook Wake and Dovers Ganie5 made use of thc Market 8quuit car pai'k and
'I'own Flall Foi. Iheii. weekend even15 providing a much needed c¢ntral venue foi. Ilie org&iiiser8,
voliinteei's and bands for these historical iown events.
Campden Home NLlI'sing (CHN) provided refreshments from the l￿wel. Towii Hall over the
Campden Opcn Gai'dens weekend, held annually, and raising funds for the good woi'k provided
by CI-IN iii Ihe IoLal area.
-l-he L.ower TollTn Flall continues lo be used by coniiY]unity gTroups- the weekly Counlry M2L rkcl
aiid Ilie Inonthly Campden Mai'kel - dnd 15 still secing regular bookin&s froin a coui)le ol. siiiall
biisine5se% - one selling 'l'eak garden furnilure and the oihei. Persian rugs. Wilh pi'iority always
gjiven to local community OlEanisations.
Family birilida). celebi'2L lions ranging from as yoiing as 51% years old 10 5iXty years old have scen
the whole buildiii8 ulilised for Ihc occasion. briiigiiiiLF life aiid fun to ihe 'fown I lall.
A Chipping Campden Yoiiih Club has been Sel lip, Dccember 20?4. Tlie club opei'ale5 dLiriiig
tLI'lT] liinc on a Moiiday evcning in the lower tOMTn hall with a Junior sc55ioii I'uiiniiig fi'oiii
6.uopm Lllltil 7.30pm and a Senior %es%ion running from 7.30pm uiitil 9.00pm. ProvidiiiLJ a Inucli-
needed yoiiih provision foi. the lown and immediate local area.
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ResC￿e$
The I'e%ei'vcs will nol meel the full repair Losts ideiilified by the coiidilion suriiey and thc Tiiist
will bc seeking lo identify and rdise additional reveniie by other means and po%sibls1 variou5
herildg>e gi'(Inls.
In<lependcTht fi xaininatio
I'he '[ rlislees considci- that an audit is nol requircd for this ycmr (under section 144(?) of thc
Chai'ilies Act 2011) 1111d that an indepciidLnl examination 1% reqiiired.
A Irsoliitioii will &lso be protK)scd al Il)e Annual General Meelin8 that thc Indepeiidciil r.xaminei'
be appoiiiled to Ihe chai-ily for the ensuiiig year.
By Ordei. of the I'ru5tees:
Victoi'ia Bales
Chairman
Micliaei
laiiies
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CHIPPTNG CAMPDLINTOWN TRUST
STATF.Mf.NT or FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR I'I.:All I'INt)l.:D 31 li lilRC'.112025
entra5
Rc5trirlt
2025
2025
2(Tr25
2024
INC:()MING RF.SOIIRCLS
18.6(9)
40,039
CDr Park Iiiiome
InvL*IIiiL'nl IIKOtt
.8iiiidry In￿￿IDe
40.039
72
430
'ro'i'AI. INCOMING RESOURCES
59.482
58,081
I,;XPLNDI'I'URE
Direct chkritablt expendilurt
Ril?airs Lk'¢ordiiQTLS and rmiils
Cle#iiing it nd mai¢riJ15
CllrL'ldkiiig ¥Obls
Car park ¢oblS
5.736
i.73(1
5.249
80
6,437
80
(1.437
Ci.435
fvlaiiAgeintnt xnd %dmii)i5tralion of the charity
587
4J96
587
4..196
Wic ILr. hLJling and lighlinE
Adiiiitll51raliiw by Coun¢il
RalLS
3.592
16211
2.031
1.040
3.343
2.U31
1.040
I,(h¢v
AcLoiiniallcv & I￿￿pen(kn1 e¥8Fnittts fec
PoslcigL. Printing and S1alior*
%0
4QJ
38?
218
10.159
439
47
384
4.172
403
382
218
10.159
439
SuTKlrv Cos
BHd (k.b15
ProlL55ional fLf%
IAiuipinLlii dcptLfi*iiOn
10,84.3
NEI. F.XPLNDITURE
40,261
61.987
NF'T INCOMING RESOURCI-,S IEXPENDITUREI
19221
INVTr.s.f￿7F.￿1' REVkKLUklTION
13.657
17.9?0
7.920
LIAI,AYI C'.b. or F(IIYDS tlT I APRII, 2024
11A1.ANcf. 01.- FIIYJ A'I. JI Trl IARCT12O2.5
204.546
222.466
10.(
10.000
549.072
9.Q72
763.618
781.438
753.X68
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CIIIPPING CAMPI)b:N'l'OWN TRusr
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
AS AT 31$t ￿lARCH 2025
Nore
202S
2024
IXED ASSLTS
'I'angiblc *sstlS
InVe￿inentS
549.933
550.372
6SO.O51
685.791
NLI. CURII&N'f ASSF.TS
l)ehloi% lino l>ripaymeni%
Ca8h al BJthk
43.934
70.X97
45.843
51.354
97.197
.IIRREN'f LIAiIII.ITlkS payable within one ycar
13.344
NL'I. CURRENT ASSLTS
101.437
81.827
NET ASSETS
781.538
763.618
REPRESfNTF.D BY:
rKral l.lind
tksiwuied Fund
222.466
10.000
549.U72
781.538
204.546
10.000
549.072
763,618
17.7
Illl FinRiicial SiaieinL'iils iycrc approved by 1hL'I.r￿ ￿.--.-
-.2025
Viil(>Ti# B8IL
Mi£haL'I 11IE Ines

CIIII)PING CAMPDEN TOWN I'RUST
NOTfs TO ACCOUIYTS
AS AT 3151 MARCH 2025
IXED ASSETS
Ftrr Use by tlie Charity
Freehold
Proptriy
Cbyit
Regalia
Ful￿1*Ure
& Equipmenf
Town Ilall
Refurb
Grn55 IIoDk VJlu¢
ai l%1 April 2024
A(kliiion
450.[
gY).070
701.727
al 31si March 2n?5
450.IKK)
99.010
33.946
701.727
Depi'ecialion
dl Isl April 2024
ch￿lf￿h¥ for Ihe ><ar
32.(A5
151.355
439
151.794
33.
Nel B(M)k Value 2024
450.1
99.070
550.372
Nei Book Value 2025
450.(KM
.070
549.933
Units
2025
2024
Coll., C'liarity l.uii(l Acco￿1 No. J49¥?IKX)IR (val￿[ 3131A Marthl
C()11.' C'hariiy l.und ALeoviii No. i498?iN)DIA (wal￿d al 3151 Man*)
('()11.' C'hariiv kund Accoiini No. l?60010niR lYilu¢d ai 315¢ March)
C'QIF. Charilv FU￿ A¢LX)iitti No. 12601001AB (Yalued al }1￿ Morhl
Nali(>nal Saviii85 InLOIM Bono N()-. 889770398 INoYcTnkn 19881
Nalional SIlYIDB% Incoin¢ 13olld N().. 9031(X)306 (March 19901
25.576
13.358
43.533
43.051
2.U
2().01)5
1378.66
44.OU7
43.695
2.Otx)
3.U(M)
131,419
8306.21
130.118
'I"h¢ C()11-- Inve￿me￿IS are dc¢umul&lioR u￿115 aThJ Ma￿¢1 val￿ al Ihc Bal￿￿ Incr￿￿.5 atHI dec￿￿5 iii valuL ail iakLlI to
Il* %OFA.

CHIPPING C'.AP¥lPDEN TOWN-I'RUST
NOTES TO ACCOUNTS CONTINUED
AS AT31$1 MARCH 2W25
2025
Totsl
2014
Total
4 Debtors ind Pr¢p8y]nent5
Ilirtr8 FCL
PaTkiDg fe
OIIK'T d¢bior5
Prcpayinen15
1.569
40.039
839
2.207
4&843
2.369
43.934
S CH511 at tIAnk
Lloyds ￿nk xcoimis
70.897
70,897
51.354
51,354
6 Creditors And Accrua15
Ovcrdra115
Tradl. Crcdilor5
C*rpad< cosls
PA YC & Nei Wage5
851
3.317
0.435
808
3.960
15.371
3.229
6.437
3.678
lJJ44
7 AnAlysi$ of net a55ets betwt¢D fund
Cltneral
Fund
DesignalEd Re$tritle
Fund
FuDIl
549.072
Flind5
T*ngibk Asxys
Inv¢bimenis
Cash in14ank
i)Iher Nel CLrrc5)l A￿1￿1[,1ablliIles}
861
549.933
60.897
3D.591
222,466
10.000
70.%97
30.591
781,538
549.U72
8 SIAl¢moiJl of CR5hfloiYs
General
De5igiiRted Reslricltd 'fotAI
Fund
Fund
Blllantts at l April 2024
0[￿ralin8 incotn¢
lnvLsin￿nl Inco￿
Tolal
Reyourc¢5 &xpended
204.546
58.771
10.0
349.072
763.618
58.771
?(A.028
40.261
10.000
549.07?
823_1
40.261
782.840
10.(KK>
549.072
l ¥aiisfers Assci Nwch85es
.1 inii$l¢r ￿tive￿.￿ fujxls
Inv¢￿ing￿l reva1￿li￿rt
11.3011
alanies ai 31 MaTch 2025
222.466
io.Doo
549,072
781,538
Uxd¢T Ihe charii*bl¢ order daitd ? July 1996. Ihe I'Tullees arc w tnainthin ￿ E¥lTthiiury Rtpair Fund. Fund50r£io.(x)o
a¥¥ kcpl in * IlL5ignaled futMI forihis purFrfbSe.

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Notes to the accounts 3151 March 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIFS
Accounting convcDtion
The Chai'itv con8litLiles Ll public knefit enlily defined by FRS 102. The fillancial 8tateineiils
have beeii prepai'ed in accordance with Accouiiting and Reporting by Cliarilies.. Sialeniei)t
of Ilecommcndcd Practice applicablL to charities preparing thcir accounts in accordanee
willi the Financial Rcpoiling Slandai'd dppliLable in the UK and Republic of Irelaiid (l-,RS
102) i5siied on Octobei. ?019, the Chai'ities Act 201 l and UK Geiiei-ally Accepted Practicc
as it applies from l Janiiary ?019. The accounts for the year ended J l March 2017 wei'e the
rirsl accounts of the charily prepared in accordance wilh FRS I O? the fiiiancial reporling
sldndard dpplicable in the UK and Republic of Ircland. l-he date of Iran5ilioii to FRS I O?
was I" Api'il 2015. The i-eportcd financial position and financial perfi)nnance for the
pi'evioiis period are not affected by the transition lo FRS 102.
Funds Slructui'e
Ilni'csli-icled flind.8 comprise the General Flind which the Truslees al'e free lo use for
any purposc in tuilherance of the Charity's objeitives, and a DC51￿lated fund foi. pix)perty
repaii's that Ina)'be reqiiired in the fiiture. The Resliicted Piiiid comprises the fi'echold
property, Civic Regalia, fiirnitui'e and equipinent.
Dcpreeiation
Depi'ecialion is clii1riJed on fiimiture and equipmenl whicli is written off on a sli'aighi_line
basis of 200/D pei- yeai..
Fixe(l Asset5 Investmcnts
Inveslmcnls are stated al market valiie as al Ihe balance sheet date. The statenieiit of
riiianLial activities inclLides Ihe net gaiiis and l()sses arisiiig on revaliiation and di%posal.s
throiigliout the ycar.
Uni'ealised gains an(1 lossey
All gaiiis and lossc% arc taken to Ihe slatemenl of financial aLlivilies as thcy arise.
Unrealised gain5 and losscs are cajculated as the difference beiween mai'ket value al the
ye¢ir end and openingy markct valiic (or purchase dale if laler)-
Iiicoming Resources
All incomingJ rcsources c1re recoLJnised once Ihe ehdrily has enlitlet]iLiil lo Iliein. il is cerldill
Ihdl tliey will be received, and their monetary value can bc iiicasiired with rcasonablc

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Re50ui'ce5 Expended
Liabilities ale recognised as resources expended as soon as tl)ere is a legal or coi)slruclive
obligTalion coinmillingJ the eharily to tlie expenditure. All expenditure is accouiited foi. on an
acciwals lia.sis and has been classified under (he appropriate headings.
ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE
2025
2024
I'lie followiiigF huve been charged in the slalcrnenl
ot. riiiancial Aclivilies..
Exaniinei'5 remiineralion (accountancy and examination fee)
Staff Wages
587
There was one emplovee dui'ing the yeai.. and no onc was paid in excess of £60,000.
I'he"fiiislecs Irceive no remunerdlion
I'ruslee's expcn5cs refunded during Ihe year=
Richai'd Orr
Victoi'ia Bales
£636.76
Chippiiib Cainpdcn .1 own CounLiI (ii)SU17nce) £1,040
Cliipping Campden -1 own Council (admin)
nil
2024- £32.30
?0?4_£414.13
2024 - £1,040
2024 - £2,624

Inde
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ort to the Chi
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I r¢port on the accounis of the I rust for vear ending 31 March 2025, Ivliich are set out on tlie
pages 9 to 14
Iiv&peetive Responsibilities of Tru51ee5 and Ex2miller
The charit} 5 tru5Lccs ar¢ re5poiisible for the p￿paratIOn the accoui)ts. 'fii¢ cliarity's trust¢¢s
eonsidei. that an audil is not required for this ycar (linder section 14412) of the Charities Act
2011 (Ilie ?0 I l Act) and that ali indcpendenl cxaminalion is needed.
11 is my responsibility to=
Examiiie the accoLinls uttder section 145 of the 201 l Act-
To follow the procedures laid down in the General Directions giv¢n b>, thc
Chai'its, CoEStmission (under seclion 145151 (b)= aiid
To stalc whether parlicular InatteTS have cotne to my attention.
Ilasis of liidependeiit E¥amiRer's Report
My exainination was carried out in accordance with the General Directions given by Ili¢
Charity Commi&siOne￿. An eX￿InatiOn inclLtdes a review of the accouiiting ￿Co[d5 kept by
the charity and a coinparison of the accoliiits presenied ivith those records. It also inoludcs
considei'ation of any unusual item or disclosures in ihe accounts and seeking explanation froin
you as 1115$1e&q concernin(5 anv such tnatteTS. The procedures undcrtakcn do noi provide all the
evideiice that would be ￿quired in an audit and conscqu¢ntSy no opinion is given as to whLtli¢r
the accouiits present a"-Irue and fair vieiv" and the report is limitcd to those mattci's set oiit in
the statement bcloiv.
Independent Examiller's Statement
In connection with my exEkmination. no matter has conie lo niy aitention:
hieh gives me reasonablc cause to Irlieve that in any tnalcrial respect the
reqiiircments to eiisure that proper acLounting recoi'ds al'e kepl iii
accordance %i'ith 5¢Ction 130 of the 201 l Act.. and accounts are prepdi'ed
vhich accord M'ith the accounting records and coinply with a¢coiinting
reqiiiremcnts of the 201 l Act or
2 to ivhich, in Iny opiiiioii, alt¢Dtion should bc draivn in order to enRble a
proper understanding of the accouiits to bc rea¢htd.
It shoLild be noted that I have been unable to Yerify the balance of NS&I incoine bonds
plirchased in 1988 and 1990 IEspeclively. althougli the interest paid on these deposits is ivithin
expected parameters for the cash investment held.
Colwell FCCA cfA AAT
The Old Bull Pens
Seiincote
MoretoIi iii Marsl)
(iloucestershire GL56 9A W
22- 12..2025