THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Charity R•glstr•tion No. 209322

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
CONTENTS
Pag•
Trusl8es' rew)rt
Statement of Trustees, resptsnstbilrfies
Ind&p•nd•nt auditofs r•port
Statemnt of ffinancaal aCtivit￿S
13
BalanL* sheet
14
Notes to the finanaal slalements
15-26

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
TRUSTEES, REPORT
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
for the year ended 31 Decembor 2022
Tru¥tees
F￿ Trustees Llmlted
Difyctors of FPYT Tru¥tso8 Ltd
C G Clough
R Sidebottom
S De Blase
V Brownridgo
J Curran-Kerr
H Shaw
J C Hobblns
Appointed 14 June 2023
Appointed 14 June 2023
Appjintod 14 June 2023
Chrity number
209322
Prin¢ipal addr••s
CBrfton House
Grammar Sthool Street
Brg<lford
BD14NS
National AJ*ociallon of Almshou$•8
Memb8rshlp number 163
Audltor
All8on Whalley BA {Hons) FCA
Azel$ Audtt Services Limited
Carflon House
Grammar Schts¢4 Street
BD14NS
Bank¢rn
CAF Bank Lfmitod
25 Kings Hill Avenuo
Kin9$ Hill
West Mailling
Kènt
ME194Ja

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
TRUSTEES, REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Thè Tfuslegs prosent their annual raport and finandal statements for the yoar ended 31 December 2023.
The arthunt8 have been prepared in accordan¢8 lh8 acoounttng wll¢ies 89t oul In note 1 to the accounts
and compty with the Charity's Trusl Dtted. the Chartties A¢t 2011 and 'A¢tounling and Reporting by Charities".
statement of Recommended Pract￿ appli¢able lo charNles preparing Ihelr accounts In acwrdan¢e with thè
Financial Reporting Standard appI￿&ble in the UK and Republ¢ of Ireland IFRS 1021 leffective 1 January 20191
ObJècO¥M and actlvltl•*
The Trustees may apply the twsl ineome {and capilall. al thelr dtgcretion, ltrwards any one or more ol the
fo1th4in9 objedNes".
a. The prow8ion of relief and 8$8istsnce in gny form to old. sick andlof poor pèrsons living in th8 County of
York, or of Yorkshire anle¢edenl$, ond in p8rti¢ular. primarily bul not ¥xclu$l￿lY living in, or associated
with, or havlng antecedents from tt)e Parfsh of Guise*.
b. The pro￿slon of hospktal a￿MmOda1.On andlor o)nvalescent home awmmodot￿n in the form of
endowment of a bed or bed$ al any hospital or othe￿is8 for tha ben&fit of sueh p6rsons as aforesaid.
Thg provision of assistanc8 in the prOvis￿n olalmshous8s for old Feoplo in tho said Parish of Gui5eley.
d. The encouragement and a5$istsn¢e of techn￿#1 •ducat￿rt in the Ele¢trtsl Industry g*Mrally.
Th¢ e$lablishm¢nt of scholarships, bursaries and exhibitions al any Universty, Technical School or other
EdUCa￿on Inslitullon In the Unit&d Kingdom or under any schème of apprgnliceships ft)r training in any
I￿a￿h oflhe Eledrical Indu$ty.
Th8 granting of financial assistanc• in any form and under any conditions lo enable young persons of
ability who are Sn need of such assistance and a￿ working or intending to work in the Electrical Industry
and wh9th¢r such young p9rs9ns shall bg from the Home Country or abroad lo improve their education
and experignce by worknng or training abroad, or in this county.
g. The establishment of ts)nvalescenl homes. IN)spll818 and cllnlcs of all klnds for workpeople In the
Eleclrical Industry.
h. The prO￿$10n of asslslanc& In any form for person$ eNJaged In th8 EWrl¢al Induslry, who may bp
unemployed and in ne￿¥S1t0U$ rirttumstsnces.
The making of grants lo any charity which is Ca￿rtg on any work in connedon vAth the provtslon of any
suth banofrts 85 afomsaid.
The TrLFStees confirm that they have had regard to th& guldanc& contalned In the Charfty Commlsslon's gengral
guidance on public benefit when remewing the Trust's aims and objectives and when planning theif activth'es.

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
TRUSTEES. REPORT (co￿rINuED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Achlov•m•nts and p•rfom*n¢•
The almshouses are shelleied housing prowded by The Frank Parkinson Yorkshife Trust {FpYf) for elderfy
people in Guisdey. Tho housing is Gonlained within one Complex eovering 44 Ilats and t)ungalows, known as th
Frank Parkinson Homes. Frank Pathnson Court and Laurel Bank The ￿MShOUse$ alm lo allow elderfy people lo
have ragular support with soaal conts¢ts and to stay in their local community In Guiseley for as long as possible.
The woperties a￿ act￿ed by bèneficiaries of Ihe Trust, at th8 dl%retKJn of the Trustees, and the beneficiaries
are appointed ty the TTUStee$ In a￿ordanCe with the govèming document. These appolntments reflect need.
The residents pay an am8nity ¢harge to th9 Trust. The amenNy tharge is used to pay for charges suth a5 the
rgpair and malntsnance of the propèrties and gardens. insurance for the propertigs and the emergency on call
system, as well as Contra￿ management and 8laffing ￿$1$. When amènty charg•s have not covered tho
sts of the Tw81 associatèd with tha complex, ex¢ess costs have bgen mel from investment income.
Anchor Hanover Group AHGI had been the managlng agent for the Trust since 1 July 2018.However, as the
rgsum of a Strateg￿ derysjon by AHG lo h￿thdraW from all almshouse management. AHG seNed notice in January
2022 to temiinale their contract with the Trust, wtth effect from 8 Oclob&r 2022. Following due dilgene* in
considering th8 opts'ons opan to them, the Trustees 8ppolnttd ml￿berry PM Limitèd IMulb&rryl lo act as
managing 8genL Mulberry is based in Yotk, specialis&s in almshouse management, and has dose h'nks I￿1h the
Ahshousa A$soaalion. Transition from AHG lo Mulberry began wel before th• termination dale, and was
jmpletgd in good time.
In 2018 the Gur8eley alrnshouse3 were Yaluad lor insurance purposes al £7.3 million trlus iThJexalKin}, and a
rther vabjallon is not conslder8d ne￿SAry at thls time. as the Twste8S tonsid8r the valuation to be cort.
Fundral8lng
&etion 162a of the Charities Act 2011 requires Char￿eS to make a stslemenl regarding fundraising actMlie8.
The legislation defines fvndiaising as 'sollufing or otherwisé procuring money or olh¢r piop8rty for charitable
purposes,. The tharty does not actively raise funds from the publbc either direolly or via usa of an agent.
aCI￿rdingty no such amounts are presented in the finan¢lal statements for the year urNler rgviaw. The charity
h88 received tK) compLaints in relation to fundraising activity for the year under review.
Given the nalure of the fundirg of the charity the Trustees conslder that it rernains appropriate not to be
voluntsrfty bound to be regulated by the Fundraising Regulator.
Flnancial r•vi•w
Incon* fcf tho year amounted lo £396,328 12022 £354,984) with expenditu￿ amounting to £368,079 (2022
£416.0161, with net gain on investments of £34,691 12022 Ioss8s £120,743116awng net In￿)me of£62,940 {2022
expenditure £181.786} before the actuarial loss on the defined benefft pension schemes of£S,819 {2022 £5.2641
lo leave a net in¢￿8￿e in fuThJs of £57,384 (2022 decrease £187,03918nd total funds of £3.218.337 at the
flnanaal year 8nd12022 £3,161.216}.
DeS￿jna1ed funds albcated as the Extraordinary Repafrs Fund. the Cycllcal Maintenan¢e Fund and the Routine
maintenar￿8 Fund refiects ¢wrr8nl good pracl¢e reeommended by I￿ArnshOU$8 Association.
Future provlsion has been made for the paymonl of pensions lo tsvo former employee& The Trustees hBv•
r8view¥d the underfyln9 assumptions of the present value of the future provision and are satisfied, after
considewing altemative discount rat•$, that the ¢urrtrnl rates detslled in note 20 to thè accounts r8main
appfopriale.
Ther& are no current employees 80 no addrttonal prowsion 1$ required.
F￿e reseNe$ at 31 December 2023 totallgd £2,362.10812022 £2,290.7981.
The Twstees aré ofthe opinion that they ha¥9 sufflciènt reserves to meet th¢ir ongoing r4uirements.

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
TRUSTEES. REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Th6 Trustèes have appointed 2 of their numbgr, R. SKleboltom aThJ V.Br¢)wnridg&, to act as an investment sub-
committee. They have obtsined ind8pend8nt invèstm8nt adwcè, as a r8suIt of which plans are currently li hand
to reinvest a portion of the Trust's funds- al the start of the year vlth Black Rock, M & G In￿StmentS, CAF Bank
and Charity Bank. During 2023. the Trust appolnled EVe￿fi Partners for proacuve Investment managem9nt. Thè
Black Rod( investmenls were transferred to EVe￿n Partners and the Trust is re*iewing options for the other
Investrnents and cash to align wilh the inv851ment strategy of the Tru51.
The risk managoment r8sponsibi1it5es for the Tru¥t are undertaken by all Trustees and discussed in d•pth at all
Trustee meetings.
The Trustees, investment policy Is to Snvèsl for a comblnallon of long-tem capttal growth and a sustainable
In¢ome aftgr allowing for the impact of inflation. The perforniance of the Trusl's invesknenls during the year Is
shown in not• 11.
The Trust ￿ntInueS using M & G Inve$tmenl$. Thg Tm$l owns units in tharrty authorisgd investment funds
administeffjd by the Iwo investm•nt managers split on an 88•A equity.. 12% fixed interest basis.
The Trustees have 8ssessed the major risks to whith thè Charty is èxposad, and are satisfi8d that systems are
In place lo ffllllgate exposure to those risks.
Plans forthe future..
Ensuring thè long temi future of the 8lm$house8 In Gulsew o)nlinue8 to be the main focus of the Trust. Covid-
19 impeded the Im￿ements￿on of plans for long tem) luture maintenance requirements, due to restrided
management focus. Ilmbled contractor avai18bility and 8 consequent bBd(log. How8￿r, with the Abatement of the
pandern￿, Trustee$ have again been abEa lo tum to such matters as Health and Safgty requirements. 9Xton$lvo
fire iegulalion5. energy efficiency, drains, roofing, insulation and p8th resurfacing.
The Tru$l¥4s am also conseKJUS ol the wder objeds of the Trust and intend to support them as and when
resources allow. Occ88ion811y, requ9sts for funding ara recoivad from othar Char￿e$. The Chair may, al his or
her discretion, appro￿ gr8nls not ￿e￿adIng £1,000.00. R&qu•sts •xca8ding this fgur8. at the discretion of the
Chalr. may be referred lo the other Trustees for conslderation.
A plan￿d grant of £5.400.00 per annum. payable for 5 years, in favour ofAVSED la local charity requo818d by
Leeds Clty Councll lo bg Ihe lead organisat￿n supporting anyone in tho cornmunity who is isolating, vulnerable
and in need ofassi$lanee, as well as supptying emergency support lo members) has now been fully pald.
Also, in recognlllon of the wlder, educational objecls of the Trust, the Trustee8 o)ntinu• lo fund the aladrical
engineering departmenl of Leeds City College in the purchase of a minibus, lo fa¢ililale the transport ol students
who would otherwise find it difficult to attend their studies. The Twst's comrnArnent 15 £5.CO).00 per annum,
payable lor 5 years, and 3 such instalments have now been paid.

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
TRUSTEES, REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Struelurgi governance and managom•nt
The founder of the trust, Fronk Parknnson. di8d in January 1948. In his will, he dlrected Ihat the v￿11 Tru$tee$
Should hold hi8 Re8iduary Estate as to both ¢a￿tal and incorne as a FuThJ lor the estsblishment of a charity. to be
kn￿1n as 'The Frank Parkinson Yorkshire Trusf. The Trust Deed dated 17 October 1950 was drawn up
SLtpplemental to the Wll. Thè Trust Do8<1 was amended on 27 O¢lober 2015. The Trust registered wrth the
Charlty Commission in England and Wales on 18 October 1962. The Twsl does nol fundraise and seeks lo
continue the tharitable work desired by Frank Parkinson throu￿ careful Stewardship of its resour¢es.
The Trustèe of The Fr8nk Parkinson Yotloshiro Twst is FpYfTrustoos Limilad, a company registered in England
and Walas. company number 09836470.
The Dlrèctc¥s of FPYTTNstees Limited referred lo as Trustees throughout this ieport are..
C G Clough
R Sidebottom.
S De Biase
V Brownridge
J Curran-Kerr
H Shaw
J C HobbSn8
Appointed 14 June 2023
Appointed 14 Junè 2023
Appointed 14 June 2023
N9w Truslws are appDinled by thp board of FPYT Truglees Limited. They are chosen on the basis of the skills
and expertise they can contributè to the management of the Trust. The maxinum nurnber ol Trustees pemiitted
by the Tmsl Deed is six. The Trustees meet at least four times a year and a￿ in contact at Other timès of the
yèar when required. On lh9 14th June 2023 is was unanimou$ly agreed by Ih& Board that thè Artides were
amended lo Increase the maximum number of Trustees to eight
Nona ofthe Trustees has any benefficial interest in the company. All of the Trust8as ar• mèmbers of FPYT
Trustees Llmlled and guarante8 to contribute £1 In the event of a winding up.
Indemnity insurance has taken out in the year and is indudèd in Ihe knsurnnce costs.
Indemnity insurancè has been tsken oul in th9 year and Is induded in the ￿su[9nee costs.
Th& Trust follows the Charity Govemmnce Code for gmaller charities. 11 is legal or regularity requirement
bul ¢Ji8W$ UPC>n the Charity Commission guid8n¢e and 15 used as a tool tg 8UPPOrt ¢ontinuou8 improvement.
The.Board has a main for￿5 on strategy and risk management. It is aware of118 responsibilty for tha 0￿r$19h1 of
the work de￿gated to committe0$ and ￿ntraCtOrS. As part of setting up the rnanagemenl agreement for the
almshouses the Board monitors th81 the performance meets th* aims of The Frank Parkinson yorkshi￿ TN81.
Ri8k5 are reviewed quarterly at every meeting.
Thero is spoa)Ic Trugtee Invofv8menl with the Trust Se¢relary regard to appoinlrnenls. budgets, prope
and gon8ral sit& and eonlract manageThnt iS$UgS.
Some of Ihe Trustgos had been appointed for longer than the 9 recommended years, bul they had built up
eXp￿Ienc• very wlev8nl to the Trust, which it wa$ not desired lo lose. H¢y•vever, during th¢ reporting period 3
$uch lOng-Se￿ng Trnstees have re￿gned and. at the year end, there are 7 Trusteès. Eastside Prim81imers,
company approa¢hed by the Truste9$ In 2021 to prowde a managemanl overyl8w of the Trust. was further
¢wmIni3￿Oned ID seek new Trustees. as a result of which 3 were appointed in June 2023.

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
TRUSTEES. REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
A report that was commissloned and Issued In September 2021 vthlch made 3 key recommendations".
S￿rter and nK•re regular Board meetings;
Thg recwilment ofnew Tru$lee$, ea¢h lo serve for a b'mitsd wod;
Th8 appointrnent of a CEOIOp8Talions Manag8r to SUP•NS8 th8 contract ￿th th8 managing agant (than
AHG) or other service provider.
Th& first 2 recommendat￿￿5 have been implèmented. Trustses now meet evèry 6 week8 instead of quartedy,
and 3 new Trustees have been recruited.
Con$ider*ion of the third rowmmgndation- a CEO- was poslponed following the surprise withdrawal of AHG
a$ manag1￿ agent. The malorlty of the Tru8tee$ cMsSdered It was not posslble lo determlne the predse scope
of, or necessity for, suth a post until a new managing agent was In place.
Th& appointmonl of Mulberry as managlng aggnl. vrith effe¢l from thg beginning of October 2022, has marked a
ch8ng• in th& 8stsblished order of the Tnjst, in 1hat Mulberry's ièmit indudes derknng dthies in addrtion lo day to
day management. Thu8, Mulbery ha8 a88um811 much of the work preMou8fy undertaken assiduou8ty by lh8
Tru$l Secretary.
Th& Trusteès continu& to rnonitor th8 parfomiance of Mulbarry in this axpanded m18. and will r&a$sass tha n88d
for a CEO. or otherwise, as time progressos and as part of their review of strategy and risk.
All Trustees ar6 commltted lo thè aims ofTho Frank Pa￿1n30n Yorkshire Trust and athi8vin9 public benefft. They
rrentty focus on the needs of elderfy people lo have local, safe, decent homes where they can slay in their
(J)mmun￿ supported lor as long as posslble. Income sources are re￿eWed and the impact for the short. medlum
and long term with awareness the Trust is needing lo add to the amenty fitnds at present to bring about the
updated hOU￿ng standards. There are part￿ulaT needs to finance and ensurg all n9c8ssary mgasures a￿ tsken
for Health and Safety suth as asb&stos, fire, drains, footpaths and improviThJ enviftmmental sl8ndord$.
Trustees spend significant time in meeting$ (al whKth Mulberry are generalty represented), to ensure linter 81181
that managernenl systems are operating 5alisfactorify arKI that all legal requ¥ements are being fulfilled. Truylee8
lake into CL)n5ideialion feedback from resbdents. v68 the Estate Manager, who is Iheir most immediate point of
c¢ntsrl with Mulberry.
The Board has an appropriate balance of sknlls, experience, background and knrhvledge to make informed
dea5ions. They have read and under3tand their roles and re5ponsiknlth8s and Thè Ess&niial Trusleo CC3 and
the gwrning document. There are diverse and drfferenl or o)rfflicting views across the Board. and these are
wel￿rned to ensure it works lo best effect of the Frank Parkinson Yorkshire Trust and rts beneficiaries.
Diversty is representative of tha Guiseley community. The Trust8gs have different backgrounds, life
8xperiancas, rang8 of skills, cara&r paths and diffèrent ways of Ihinking. Th• Board 1$ transparènt and opèn in its
worL
Thèro ha$ been training av8ilable from the Almshouse Assoryti1itsn and leaming from shared informBtion from
other d)arfll88 Wtth Inde￿ndent living and Invofv&menl in almshouses. All Trustees chèck their own pèrfomiance
and identify their training needs. All attend management, legal or financial training or undertake continuing
professional development as recommended by thelr professional Organ￿a￿ons. On occaslons Trustees share
krrfiwledge gained from training with other Trustee6 al the quarterly rnee￿ngs.

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
TRUSTEES, REPORT (CONTINUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Audltor
Azels Audit Sgrvkes Llmiled, tra(fing as Azets Audit Service$ were appointed audKor foll¢)wing their acquiS￿'0n of
Naylor Mfinlersgin Lwnited on 1 May 2023. A resolutlon lo reappoint Az&tsAudit Services Limltg(I will be put gt a
genèral meeting.
Diselo$uTe of Inforniation to audttor
Each of the Trustees ho$ confimed that there is no infom181ion of which they are awar8 whlch 16 relevant lo th&
audit, bul of which thè auditor is unaware. Thèy have fvrth6r Conf￿rned that they have taken appropriat8 stèps lo
nllfy 8uth relevant informalton and to establish that Ihe auditor is aware of such infom)athon.
The Tru5t8es' report was approveil by a majority of the Board ofTrusteo8.
FPYTTNStees Limited
Dated.. 11 September 2024

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The TrL￿teeS are responsible for preparing the Trustees. Report and the financlal statements In accordance wrfh
appli¢ablg law and Unltad Klngdom A¢￿untIrv Standarils IUn6tsd Klngdom GenernI￿ Accepted Acc£*unb'ng
Practi(%l.
Th•18w applica￿& lo thartties in England and K&le$ requires the Trustees lo prepare financial statements for e*
finanaal year which give a true and fair view of the slate of affaks of the Charrty and of Ihe incoming resources and
application of resources of the Charity for that year.
In preparing these financAal staiements. the Trustees are required to..
- Sol￿t suitable accounb'ng poliaes and then appty them consislentty..
- obsem the melhods and phnclples in the Charétles SORP..
- makeludgemenlg and estlmates that are rea80nable and prudent:
- state whether applicab￿ accounting standards have boen follrhvod. subjoct to any matarial departuras disdos8d
and explained in the finanrAal stalemenls: and
prepare the finanaal statements on the 90in9 concem basis unless it is inappropri8t• to prns(rme that Ihe ¢hanty
will continue in operation.
The Trustees are responslble fr*r keeplng $uffident 8¢¢0untlng records that dlsclose wllh ￿8$onable a¢¢uraey at
any b.me the finanual position of the Charty and enaL4e them to trnsure th81 the financial statements comply with
the Charities A¢t 2011, the Charity IAc¢ounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 and the PTOM5ions of the trust deed.
Th￿ are also reswnslbl& for safeguarding the assets of thè Charity and hence for taking reasonab￿ steps for the
pr¢venlion and detection of fraud and other irregularities.

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
Oplnlon
We hove audw thè fjnancial sl8lemenls ol The Frank Parkinson Yorkshire Tru$l (the 'Charrty'l for the year ended
31 De¢ember 2023 whlch ￿mprise the slalemenl of finanryal actlwt￿s, Ihe balance sheet and th• note3 to the
financial stalemenls, including a Surnmary of signifi¢anl accounllng pollcigs. Th• financial reporting framework that
has btren applied in thglr preparation is appli¢8ble law and Unitèd Kingd¢)m AccountFng Standards, indudlng
Finanaal Reporting Standard 102 The Flnancial Raporting S18ndard opplkab18 In th6 UK and R8publlc of Ireland
(Unrted lfjngdom GenèrallyAc¢ewed Accr>unting Practsc8}.
In our opinion, the financial statements..
give a Irue and fair view of the slate of the affalrs as at 31 December 2023 and of incoming
resources and appllealion ol msour¢e8, for the year then ¢n(led.,
havè been proparfy prepared in accordan¢g wlh United ￿ngdorn Generally Accepted Accounlbng Practice,.
and
have teen prepared In accordance with th& r¥quiremenls of fh8 Charities Ad 2011.
8a$is for t)plnlon
¢onducled our audit in a¢cOrdar￿ with Intgmatlon81 Standards on Audlllng IUKI IISAS IUIQ) anil appllcable
law. Our resF*Jns1bil￿es under those standards are further d8scrib8d in th• Authloffs rgsponslbllluos for lh& audit of
the finanoal stats*m&nts Sgclron of our report. are independent of the Charity in accordanee with the ethtcal
requirements tt)at are relevant to our audit of the finandal ststeM￿lS in the UK, includlng thè FRC'S Ethieal
Standard. and we have fu￿111ed our other ethical responsibilities in accordance wrth thésè requirernenls. We believe
that the audit ¢Mdence we havg obtalned is suffKienl aThJ approwlat8 lo promde a ba$18 for our oplnion.
Con¢lwions relating to golng con¢•rn
In auditing the ffinancoal statements, we have concluded that the Tru8lees' use of the g￿n9 concam basls of
accnunting in the preparation of the flnancrdl statements is appropNate.
Based on the work we have perfomed, we have not Idenlifjed any material un¢ertainties relating to •vents or
¢ondibons that, individually or eollectively, May cast slgnificanl doubt on the Charftls ability lo continue a8 a golng
concem for o Feriod of at least iwelve months from when the financial statamants are authorised for i￿u9.
Our responsiblities and the responsibilrb8s of thè Trustees with respect lo going concem oro de8C￿bad in th8
retevanl seclions of th58 report.
Oth•r Inform•Uon
The Trustees are responsible for thg Other infomalK)n. Th8 other Infom)alion r¥Jmpri5es th9 Infom)alkJn induded in
Ihe annual roport other than the financial $181ernent8 and our audltor's report thereon. Our opinion on the financlal
8tatem8nts Iloès ntsl ¢over the other information and, except to the extent otherwise eXpl￿ttY slated In our report,
we th) not 9xpro88 any lorrn of assuran¢e ￿ndus1On theTg0n.
In conne¢lton with our audit of th8 financial slatements, our responsibility is to ro4d the other information and. in
doing 80. consKler whether the other information is mateiialty inc4)nsi5tent with the financial statements or OUT
knowlèdgè obtained in the audrt or otherwise appears to be materially misstated. If we Identify such material
incon$islenaes or apparent material misstaternents, we arè required lo d&tamilne whether Ihere is a material
misstatement in the financial stslements or a material misslalèment of the other informalKJn. If. based on thè work
we have perfom7ed. we ￿ndUde that Ihere is a rnatarial mlsstatement of this other information. we are rgquired to
rgport that fact.
We have nothlng to rgport in this regard.

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TOTHE TRUSTEES OF THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
tt•r¥ on ththl¢h w• ar• r•qulv•d to r•port by oxc•pthn
In the ￿ght of th8 knowlgdgo 8nd undèrstanding of Ihg Charity and Its enwronment obtsined in the ¢ourne of the
audtt, we have not tdenlfied materlal mlsslatements In the Twstees'Annual Report.
We have nothing to r•port in respe¢i of tho folowing Matte￿ in rdalion to whith the Charities IAccounts and
Repoiisl Rogulafjons 200B requbre us to report lo you or. In our oplnoon..
adequate 8¢C£sunting re¢ordy Iwe not been kept ¢)r relums adequate for audit ha￿ r￿t been Teceind
from branches not visited by us.,
th8 financral statem6nts are not in agre8Thnt with Ihe accounting ra¢￿d$ and relums:
certain disdosures of Trl￿tees. remunerolion speufied by law ale not made: or
wo havo not obl￿ned all th9 Infomiatlon and gxplanauons necgssary for the purpose8 of our audlL
Re•pon¥lbilitI￿ of Tr￿t0•S
As explainod more fully h the Trustees. ￿spOnSI￿1￿eS statemenL the Trustee5 are responsible for the preparation
of the fin8w818tatements and for belng satisfied that they give * true and fair view, and for such in*emal control as
they delemilne 18 noce888ry to eria￿e thè preparat￿n of fmancial 8latemènls that ar8 free from malerf
sstalefflenl, whether due lo fraud or errtsT.
In preparing Ihe financTral statements. Ihe Trustees ale responsibl8 for a$￿SIng lh& ¢harity'$ ability lo ¢onlinw 8$ 8
going concem. disdosing. a¥ applicable. matters rdated to going oonc8m and using goiThJ eon¢8m bBSiS
accounting unlgss th8 Trustees eli her intend to ceaso operations, or havo no realtsllc altemalivo bul to do so.
Audltof• r•8pon$lbllltl•• for tho •udlt of th• fin•nclal •l•tym•nts
Our obfrctives ar¢ to obtaln reasone*l8 058urance ab￿t whether the flnandal statements as a whc4e are free from
materf81 mlsslalemgnt. whothor due to fraud or error, and lo Issue an authtor's roport that indude8 our opinMIn.
Reasonable assurnr)¢o Is a high levtrl of as8ur*nce. but is a guarantee that an audit conthjcted in acojrdance
wtlh ISA8 IUK) wlll ah¥ays deled a materlal mlsslatsmènl when it exists. Misslalèmenls can arise from fraud or
error and afy ¢onsidered material rf, indwidualy or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expgcted to inlu8nc8
the economlc dedsh)n8 of users tsken on the basls of these finandal statements.
A fijrther de8uiptKJn of our responsibilitie8 for the audit of the financAal statements is locat8d on the FinancAal
Réwling Count4Ys websitè at www.1rc.oi .uklaudil¢xsres
¢Jnsibililie& Thi$ dgscrptI￿ fom6 part of our aud1￿$
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
Extènt to whlch the audlt was conslderfjd capabl• of dotectlng IrrngulafftS08, Includlng fraud
lffegularftyas. Including fraud. are in8tan¢es of non-compllance wrfth laws $nd regulations. We design procgdures Ni
Ine Yrith our responsibilities, ouUin?d above and on the Financial Reporting Counal's websrte, lo detect material
mi55tatsments In Tespect of irregul8rMle$, induding fraud.
We obtsin and update our understanding of the enlity. Its adivrbes, its cKJntrol enwronrnent, and Ilkety ftrture
dovalopments, induding In r8lation to the legal and regulatory framework applicable how the entlty is cornplying
with that fram8work. Based on this undèrstsnding, we idenllfy and assess the risk8 of material misslalement of th•
financial statements, whether due to fraud or error, d8sign ?nd perfomi audlt procèdures responslve to those rlsks.
and obtain audit gvldence that is sufflciant and appropriate to providè a basi5 for our opinion. This Indudos
¢onsldeTatKJn ofthe risk of acts by the entty Ihatwere contrary lo 8ppllcable laws and regulath)n8. Including fraud.
In response lo the llsk of irregula￿￿e6 and non-￿)MplanGe with laws and regulations. induding fraud. wa designed
Pro￿duleS whl¢h included..
Enquiry of management and those ¢h8rged wrfh gov&mance around 8¢tual and potential liligatTon and
Claims as well as actual, suspectèd and alleged fraud.,
Reviewing minute8 of meetings of those charged with governanee..
Assessing the extent of Complian￿ with the laws and regulotion8 cc*)sidered to have a dlrect mat&rSal
effect on the financial statements or the operations of Iho onbty through enquiry and Inspection,.
Revièwing financAal slalemenl disd0su￿S and testing to $upporting documentalion lo sssess ujmpliance
with 9Ppl￿ble laws and regulalKJns'.
Performing audit work ovar the risk of management blas and overrid8 of eontrols. induding testing of
Journal entries and other adjuslments for approprialene8s, èvaluating thè bu8ine3s rationale of Significant
transactions outsid• the ncfmal o)urse of businoss and revwing aG¢ounling e8lNnat8$ for Indlcators of
ptslenlial bias.
Bet*use of the inherent limitstions of an audit, I￿rg is a ri8k that we will not dètect all irregularilles, including those
leading to a matèrial misslatemènl In the finanaal slalements or non-compliance wrfh regulation. This risk
increases the more that compllance WFth a law or regulation is removed from the events and transactions reffleiaed
in the financAal statemenls, as we will be less likely to become aware of instan￿3 of non-compliance. The rfsk of
not dolecting a material misslalemènl resutting from fraud is hIg￿r than for one resulting from error. as fraud may
Invol￿ co1￿￿10n. lorgery, intentional omisslons. misrepresentslions. or the oveffide of Internal control.
Use of our rnport
This report 1$ made solely to the tharitys tru$lee$. as a body, wlth part 4 of the Charitles {AccountS and Reports}
Rggulalitsn8 2008. Our audlt work has bean undertaken so that we might slate to the Charfty's trustees those
matters we are required to slate lo tham in an auditorfs report and for no other Pufpose. To thè fullest oxt8nt
pemiitted by law, we do not 8￿Pt or as$ume responsibility lo anyone olhgr than the Charstys trustees as a boty.
for our audit worK for thi$ report, or forthe opinkjns we have fomed.
This report is made 801ely to the company's members, a$ a body. in a¢¢or¢Jance with $9¢1h)n 391 of the Compani86
Act 2014. Our audit work has b99n undertaken so that we rnighl state to the compan￿$ mèmbers those matters we
are reqUI￿d to State to them in an auditorfs report and for no othgr purpose. To the lullgst extent permitted by law.
we do ￿*1 arcepl or assumg responsibility to anyone other than the ￿MpanY and th& ¢ompany's m9mt*rs as
txxly, for our audrt work, for this report, or for thg opinions we have fomed.
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT (CONTINUED)
TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
Ali50n Whalley (Senlor Statutory Audltor)
for and on b•half of Az•ts Audlt Strrvl¢•s
11 September 2024
Chartered Accountants
ststutory Audltor
Carlton House
Grammar School Stre&t
Bradford
BD14NS
AzetB Audit Services is eligible ftsr appointment as 8udttor of fhe Charty by ￿rtue of rts elogibilrty for appolnlmenl as
audilor of a ￿rnpanY under section 1212 oflhe Compani85 Act 2006.
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTMTIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
2023
2022
In¢ome from:
Charitablè actiVTtie8
Investmen18
304.087
92,241
269,310
85.674
Total in¢om•
396,328
354,984
enditure on..
Charitable activiti
368.079
416,016
Not In¢ome before oth•r r•cogniwd gairbsllloswl
28.249
(61,032}
Other Trcognis•d galns and lo￿05
A¢tuari8110ss on defined benefit pension thme
Nel galnslOos6es1 on inve$tmgnls
19
10
15,8191
34,691
15,2641
1120.7431
Ilot movemgnt In fund•
57.121
{187,039)
Fund balat)ces al 1 January 2023
3.161,216 3,348.255
Fund balancès •t 31 December 2023
3,218.337 3,161,216
The statement ol finan¢kwl activthes includgs all gains and k)sse8 tecognised in the ye8r.
All inixjme and expendiluie deri￿ from continuing aclthties.
All fi4nd5 in the current and prior years are unrethcled.
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
BALANCE SHEEr
ASAT 31 DECEMBER 2023
2023
2022
Flx•d ass•ts
Tangible assets
Investments
12
13
726.193
2.005.120
772.677
1.969.484
2,731,313
2,742,161
Curront ••$•ts
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
14
6,4B4
678.005
69,089
651,367
682,489
720,436
Crndltorn: amounts fallng du• wlthln
on• y•4r
15
174.9441
(172,705)
Nel c#Jrrent assets
607,545
547.731
T¢Aal assets 1999 current liabiliti•s
3,338,858
3.289.892
Crnditots: amounts talling du• aft•r
morè than on• y•ar
17
15,000}
(10,L]00
Provl$lon$ for liabillfi•$
19
1115,5211
(118.6761
Not as$ots
3.218,337
3.161.216
Income fund5
Unrèstricted fund$=
08signat8d funds
General Un￿$triCted funds
856,229
2.362.108
870,418
2.29).798
3.218.337
3,161.216
3.218.337
3.161.216
Thè attounls werè approv8d by Tru8lee8 ￿ 11 September 2024
FPYT Trusl88s Limiled
Trustee
F￿TruSte•S ￿mIl•d
TN$t••
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
A¢countlng poll¢itB
Ch•rfty Informatlon
The Frank Parkin50n Yorkshire Trust Is a Charity govemed by its Trust Deed.
1.1 Aeeounting conv•nllon
The awunl$ have b99n prepared in a¢¢ordance with the Charity's Trust Dggd dated 17 Octobèr 1950 and
amended on 27 Oclob•r 2015, the Charities Act 2011 and "Awunllng and Rap¢rting by Charities.. Slatgmenl
of Recommended Practlce applicable to charities prepariThJ their accounts In a¢cordaneA wtth the FinanrAal
Réporting Standard applicable in th& UK and Republic of I￿land IFRS 1021. las amended for accounting
perfods cornmenang from 1 January 20191. The Charity is a Publ￿ Benefft Enlmy as dèfined by FRS 102.
The fina￿la1 $tstem8nts have departed from the CharIt￿8 IAccounl$ and Reports} Regulations 2008 only to
the exienl iequlred lo provKle a tr￿ and fair Mew. This departure has invofved following the Statemènt of
Recommended Practice for charities apptying FRS 102 rather than th& version of the Slatem•nl of
Recommènded Pract￿8 wh￿h is referred lo in thg Regulations bul whlth has since been withdrawn.
The financral $tatsmenfs are prepar&J in sterflng, which Is the functional cuTh8nry of the Charty. Monétary
arnounls In Ihw ffinanual statèments are rounded lo the nearest £.
The finanaal Statements have b8en prepared under the histori¢al c051 convènt￿, modffied lo include th6
revaluation of freehokl properties and to indude investment propertf6s and C￿1n financAal instruments at lair
valLFe. The principal o¢counling polio&s adopted are set out balow.
12 Gging concern
At the lime of approviNJ the finanrial statements. the Trust*•s have a reason8ble expect8ll¢n that th8 Charity
has adequate resources to continue in operafv'on41 existencè fr*r the foreseeab￿ future. Thus the Truste05
continue to adopt the going conr*rn basis of a(wunting in preparing the rManc￿ stalgments.
1.3 Charltabltr funds
Unreslrid8¢J fvnds are available for usa at the discretlon of the Trustees In furth¥rance of th￿r Charitable
objectives.
Designated funds com￿1s8 fvnds whl¢h have been set a8lde at the discretion of the Trustses for sperfjc
pU￿oSe$. The purFoses and uses of tha des*Jnat8d lunds are $91 out in the notes to the financi81 stslement$.
Reylrided funds are subj8d lo spec4fic ￿ndI￿or￿S by donors as lo how they may b• u¥ed. The purposes and
uses of tha reslricled fvnd$ are set out in the nol8S to th• finandal slalements.
Endowment funds are subjod to $peafic Gond6tk*n8 by donors that the capttal musl be maintain8d by the
Charity.
1.4 In¢ome
Income is re¢ognis8d whan the Charty 1$ legally enlllkd lo it after any performan¢e COnd￿onS have ￿en
met. the amounts can be measured reli8bty. and it is probable that iTKome will be re¢ewed.
Cash donatiorb$ #re recognis•d on recetpl. Other donations are re¢o9nl8ed once the Charity has bèen notitbj
of the don81ion, unless performance conditions requirè deferral of the amount. In¢om8 lax recoverable In
Telalion to donations rec•ived under Grfl￿d or deeds of ￿venant Is recogni58d at the time of the donation.
Legacies are recognised on receipt or othetwlse rflhe Charity has begn Th)lffied of an Impènding distribullon.
the amount is known, and IKglpl is expe¢ted. If the amount is not known, the begacy 1$ treated a$ a
contingent asset.
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
A¢¢ounting poli¢i•s
IC•ntinu•d
Inte￿81 on ffiJnd8 held on deposll Is Snduded when recefv8ble and the amount can be measured rellably by
the i*arity,' this 15 norrnalty upon nolificalion of the interest paid or payable by the bank
D￿ldendS are iecognised once the dividend has been ￿￿red and notification has been fecewed ofthe
dividend due.
1.5 Expendithre
LiabilitiwJ a￿ r￿gnis￿d as soon 8$1herè is a 18gal or ttJrt$lructNè obligation txrnmrfling thè charity to the
expenditure. All expenditure 13 accounted for on an accwal basis and has teen daBsthed un(Jer headings
that aggregate all costs related to the category.
Grants payable a￿ p8ymenl$ made lo third parties in the fvrther8ni* ofthe (*aritable objèctlves. Where Ihe
charity gives a grant with condttions for its payment being a spectfic level ol serNice or outy)ul lo be provided.
such grants are only recognised in the Statement of Financ4al Aoawities once the recyient of the grant ha8
provided Ihe sp8cffic seNc8 or oulpul.
Grants payaNe wrfhotrt performancg ￿ndIllonS are onty rgcy)gnlsgd In the aw)unts when a commrtmont has
been made and ihere are no condAions to be met relating to the grant which remain in the control of the
PrO￿810n for grants Is made when the Intenlon to make a granl ha$ been ￿mMun￿91ed lo the rec4plenl but
the￿ is uncertainty about either the timing ofthe g￿nI or the amount of the gianl payabl&.
T•nglbl8 flx•d 09$ots
Tangible fixed assets cosllng £300 er morè arè Inftlally measured at cost and SLthequenlly measured at cost
cf valuation. net of depreciat￿n and any impaim)8ntl05￿$.
DeprecAalon Is recognised so a5 to wrlte off the cost or valuatlon of assets less Ihelr residual values over their
l￿ful lives on the following bases..
Freehold bullding$
Leasehold buildings
Freehold Improvemen18
F￿LureS and ffttings
2% straKJht line basis
2°1• slravJht line basis
5% stra￿4ht line ba81s
5% and l￿A straight line basi$
The Trustees consider that the residual value of both the freehold and leasehold property is at least o)st, Bs
result no depreciation has been prowd8d during the year.
The galn or loss arfslng on the dlsposal of an asset Is deternilned as the dfff8rence be￿een the sale
proeaeds and the carrying valu& of the asset. and is recognised in net incom81(•xpendilure) for the year.
1.7 Flx•d as69t Inv95tmonts
Fixed asset inve$lmenls are initlally meaSU￿d 81 trans8c*on price exduding transaction costs, and ar&
subsequenlty measured at tsir value al each reporting date. Chanue5 in fair value ore reMgni8ed in net
incomel{expenditure) for the year. Transaiaion costs are expen68d as incurred.
Imp•im*nt offix•d ass•ts
At each raporting end date, the Charity remews tho carying amounts of rts tangible assets to detonnine
whether there is any indication that those assets have SLrffered an impaimient loss. If any such indication
exists. Ihg re¢ov•rabl8 amount ol thg assgt 1$ estimaled In ordor to d8t8rmin8 th& exient of the impaimiont
loss Irf any).

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Accountlng poll¢le•
(Contlnuedl
Recovwable amrrtjnt is the hl9her of fair value less eosls lo sell and valua in use. In asses$lng value ift use,
the estimated future cash flows are disGountsd lo their prasenl value using a pre-tax dlscount rale that reft8cts
current marffel assessments of the lime value of mon8y and Ihe rt$k$ speufic lo th9 asset lor whith the
slimat•$ of futuro ￿$h flow5 have not been adjusted.
If Ihe recoverable amount of an asset Is estlmaled to be less than it$ carrying amount. t￿ caThying amount ol
the 8S5el is r8duc￿ lo its reo)verable amount. An Impairment 1058 Is recognised immediatety in in¢omel
lexpandilure) for the year. unless the relevant asset is carde¢J at a revalued amount. in whtch ¢a8e the
impairm8nt lo￿ is Irealed as g revaluation demase.
Recognisad Imp8irment losses are rèversed if, and only if, the reasoris for the impainnenl k)ss hav8 cea6ed
to apply. ￿¢￿e an impalrmenl k)58 subsequonlty reverses, the carrying amount of tha asset is increased lo
the rew$ed e8tlmate of its rwverable amount. but so that the in￿eased carrying amount does not exceèd
Ihe carrying amount th81 would have been determined h8d no irnpairment10$s been recognised for the asset
in prior ye8TS. A r&v8rsal of an impairmenl10ss is re￿gnISed immediately, unless the relèv8nl asset is carried
Sn at a revalued amount, which case the r8v8rsal of the impalrmenl k)ss 1$ Ire818d 88 a revaluallon
In¢￿aSe.
1.9 Cash and cg$h •qulvalents
Cash and cash equivalents Include eA$h in hand. d•posils held at call wilh banks, other short-term Ilquld
investments with original maturities of three months or less, and bsnk overdrafts. Bank overdrafts ar& shown
within borrowing$ in current Ibabilities.
1.10 Finan¢lal InStrum￿ts
The Charity has elected to apply the provisrons of Seclon f1 'Bastc FinancAal Instruments, and Section 12
'Other Financial Instruments Issuas, of FRS 102 to all of its financlal Instruments.
Financial instmments are rg¢ognlsed in thg Chath's balane* sheet when the Charity becrMn&s party lo thg
contractu81 proM81ons of the instrument.
Finanaal assets and liabilitias are offs81, wrth the nel amounts presented in the flnancial statements, whan
there is a legally enforceable right to set off the recognised amounts and thore 15 an inlenuon lo sélt￿ on o
net basis or lo realise the assgt and settle th6 liability simultaneously.
8a$ir financlal assots
B8si¢ finanual assets, whith indude debtors, are initi'ally measured at transaction pric8 Indudlng transacllon
eosts and are subsgquenlty carried 81 amortised ¢ost using the Èffective interest method unles$ the
arrangement constttutès 8 financing tran$action, where Ihe transaction 18 mèasured 81 the present valuè Of
the fijluie receipts dl8counted al a market rale of inter¢sL Financial ass¥ts da55ifigd as receivable wthln one
year are not amortised.
Basic flnanelalliabilieies
Baslc financial liabililie8. Including creditor8 and bank kJan$ are inilialty r¥c4nised al Iransaction price unless
the 8rrangem8nl constitutes a finan¢lng transaction. Whe￿ the debl instrument is measured al tha prèsent
value of the futur¢ payments discountèd 81 a market rate of interest. Financial liabilities classified as payable
within one year are not amortiBed.
Debt instruments are sub8equentty Carried at amorlised cost, using the effe¢Aiv8 inleresl rate method,
Tradè ereditors are Obl￿a￿n5 to pay ftrr goods or that have been acquirgd In thè ordinary rx)ur8e of
operations from suppliers. Amoun18 payable are da8sffied as current liabilities if payment is du9 within one
year or less. If ntrl, they are près¥nted as non-(xJrrenl liabilities. Trade creditors are recognised inili8lly al
transaction prlce and subsequently measured at amortised cost u$ing the eff8¢kn interest method.
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
A¢countin4 poli¢1
(Continued
DeT•cognltlon of financlal IlabHltles
Financial liabiltiti8 are der￿ogniSed when the ChariVs contractual obligations explre or gre di¥thar9ed or
canCel￿d.
1.11 R•t5r•m•nt bgn•flts
The charty operatss a wlK*Ity unfijnded pension stheme for ils past employees.
The present value of the future obligats'on to the charity's currènt p8nsionèrs 18 suffi¢ientty material to be
recognised as a pension Ikgbilty for which provi81on 18 made In thes& accounts.
Thg liabilty ha$ been ¢al¢ulg18d on the a38umplions that pen31ons in paymerrt ￿11 Increase at a rate of hvo
per Cent Pgr annum and that the appropriate discount rate lo be applied in calculating Ihe present value of the
1Sability 1$ Ilvee per cent per annum.
Criti¢¥l a¢countin8 e•tim#te¥ and judgements
In the applicatM)n of the Charity's aw)untin9 policies, the Trustees are reqLtITed lo make judg6m6nls.
eslmates 8nd assumptions about th8 carrying amount tsf 888è1s and liabil￿"èS that are not réadity apparent
from oth&r sources. The esltmates and a$soa8led 8ssumplion5 are based on historical experience and othgr
tsclors 1hal are ¢￿SKIe￿￿ to be relevanL Actual restsms may differ from Ihese estimates.
The g$lirnates and Unde￿ing assumplions are reviewed on an ongoing basis. Revisions to aC￿untIng
estimates are recognlsed in the period in which the estimate is revised where the revision affects onty that
period, or in the period of the revision and fvlure periods where the ra￿SlOn affacls bo1h current and ftrturé
peris)ds.
Ar￿Untir￿￿ estima18s and judg8rn8nts in respect of the Reliremfjnt Bènafrt Sd)ème ar¢ $¢t out in Nots 19.
harllabl• a¢tlvStl
2023
2022
Amenlty charges
304.087
269.310
1nvv4lm￿ts
Unrestricted Unrestrfct•d
fund*
funds
2023
2022
In¢om0 from listed inve$lmenl$
Interest rec8ivabl8
88.549
3,692
83.092
2.562
92.241
85.674
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CO￿rINuED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Charit•bl• a¢tlvlil•$
Unyestrlcted Unrnstri¢tod
funds
funds
2023
2022
D8precialion and Impalrmenl
Almshous& mana9ement ¢o¥ts
Light. heal and powèr
Extraordinary ￿paIr¥
Repai￿ and r8newal$
Boil8r maintenance
Ground rent armj water chgrges
Insurance
Call contre
Garden￿9
Resldents activltie8
Clearang
Sundry
46,483
76,503
84,973
26.769
48,052
3.088
2,267
8,270
5,094
24.520
3.102
8.187
41,053
114.019
49.162
20,849
118,052
4,022
7,190
7,357
6.477
19,885
8,016
788
337.308
394,870
Share of Support costs (sea nots 6)
Share of Govem8n(* costs Isee note 6)
15.207
15,564
15,368
5,780
368.079
416.016
An¥￿1￿ by fund
Unmstrictèd funds
368,079
416.016
366,079
416,016
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Support eosts
Support GoY•rnanc•
costs
costs
2023
Support Gov•rnanc•
Costs
costs
2022
Subscriptions
Website c0515
Sundry gxpenses
Lagal and professh)n81
955
532
517
517
735
2,537
2.537
5.616
62
5,616
82
8,042
5.400
117
Bank charg8S
AccountarKy
117
Audit fees
Trustees, travd and
meeting costs
Accountsry
Trust9es Ro¢ruitmgnl
8,1C
8.100
4.500
804
804
360
6.300
980
300
980
300
6,300
15,207
15,564
30.771
15,366
5,780
21,146
Anatysetj btheen
Charitable activit*s
15.207
15,564
30.771
15,366
5.780
21,146
All support and govem8nce crfls are attributable to the Trusfs cuThent prIn￿paI chaiitable activity, namely, Ihe
prowyion of almshouse aC￿mMOdatI)n.
Gov8mance costs includes payments lo th8 auditors for audr( f08s of£7,20D12022- £4.5110) indusive of VAT.
Tru$tMs
The accounts productqon of Fpyf Llmited was paid for by Frank Parkinson Yorkshir& Trust amovnung lo £360
{2022., £3001. None of the Iwslees (or any persons conneded wlh them) receNed any remuner*ion or
beneftts from the ChaTTty durtng the year (2022.. None).
Employ••s
Thgr8 were gmpkty8•s during th8 year (2022 none).
Taxation
The Charity18 exempt from tax on income falllng within part11 ol the COrporat￿n Tax Act 2010 and on galn8
falling within 5256 of the Taxation of Chargeable Gains Act 1992 to the extent that these arè ap￿led to 115
ohorilable objeclives. No charge to tax h9$ arisen during thi$ or th9 prgvlous ygar.

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
10 N•t gainslllo••¢sl on Inve#lments
Unrn¥trict•d Unrestrfct•d
fvnd$
funds
2023
2022
Rev81uatfjon ol investments
34.891
1120,743)
11 Twtion
The charity Is exempt from tsx on Income and gains falling within section 505 ofthe Taxes Act 1988 or section
252 of the Taxalionof Char9ealAe Gains AIA 1992 to the extent that these a￿ applied to its ¢harilable obje¢t$.
12 Tangible fixgd a¥¥•ts
Froohold
bulldlnoi
Lgasohold
Fr••hold FMur•• qnd
bulkllrhots tmprov•m8nts
ffttlngB
Totsi
Cost
At 1 January 2023
78.675
237,334
312,668
563.428
1.192,105
Al 31 December 2023
78,675
237,334
312,668
563.428
1,192,105
D•pre¢lation and Imylrnxnt
At 1 January 2023
Doprecialion charggd In the year
104.221
15,833
315,208
30.850
419.429
46,463
At 31 D9Ggmber 2023
119,854
346,058
465,912
C4rrylng amount
At 31 D￿ember 2023
78,875
237,334
192,814
217,370
726.193
At 31 Decernber 2022
78.875
237,334
208,447
246,220
772,677
The land and buildings at Towngate Guis&ley Induded in the leaseh)kl arrK)unling 10 £07,602 is leased from 1
January 1951 for 999 ￿tyr5.
land and buildln9s al 8iThJley Lands Guiseley 1ndl￿ed in the amounting to É189,7321s leased
from 1 January 1964 for 999 yaars.
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THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
13 Flxod asset Inv•#tm8fftts
Li•ted
Inv9Stm•nts
Valuation
At 1 January 2023
Additions
Valuation chanps
Disposals
1.969.484
1.086.581
34.891
11,085,636)
Al 31 December2023
2.(Q5,120
CarylTrg amount
Al 31 December 2023
2.Crf)5,120
Al 31 December 2022
1.969,484
14 Debtorn
2023
2022
Amounts falling du• wlthln on• y•ar.
Trade debtors
Other debtors
Prepayment$ arKI 4￿rU￿ ineome
1,732
2,792
62,759
3.518
4,752
6,484
69,C69
15 Credrtoys: •mounts falllng du• wlthln on• y•ar
2023
2022
Notes
Grants payable
Deferred income
Tr8de ereditors
Other credf(ors
Accruals
5,000
1,737
17.959
10,893
39,355
5,000
4.535
268
52,228
110,674
74,944
172.705

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
16 Grants payalJl•
2023
2022
Granis payabl8
10,000
15,IX
Payablg wlthin one year
Payable aftèr one year
5,000
5,000
10,000
17 Cr•ditors: amounts falllng due aft￿ mor• than on• y•ar
2023
2022
Grants payable
5.¢)00
10,000
18 Nerrgd income
2023
2022
Other deferred income
1,737
Deferred ineome is indudgd wi the ffinancio18ts16ments a$ foll¢)ws.'
2023
2022
D8ferrod ￿¢￿rne is induded within:
CuThenl h'atri1it1gS
1,n7
4,535
M0￿Ments in tha year
Deferr¢d inix>me al 1 January 2023
Released from pre￿ou￿ periods
Resources deferred In thè year
4,535
(4.535)
1,737
1,034
(1.034
4,53S
Dalerred Ino)me al 31 December 2023
1,737

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS {coKfiNUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
19 Provisions lor Ilabllltles- Retlrnment benefit s¢hemes
The Frank Parknnson Yorkshirn Trust operat88 a unfunded pension scheme for two (2022.. two) of ts
past 8mployees.
Schemè l￿bIll￿¥•
Movtrm•nts In the pr6s•nl value ofdefined ben•fll oblkJalbn$'.
2023
2022
Liabiliiie$ 811 January 2023
Benèfrts P3kl
Actuarial losse$
118.676
18.974)
5.819
122.312
18,9001
5,264
At 31 DeGember 2023
115,521
118,678
The defined benefft oblgations aris¢ from plans lunded a$ follows:
2023
2022
Wholty unfvnd•d obligatKJns
115.521
118.676
The tru8te66 havè agreed that the present valuè of the fvture obligation to ils current Pensioner8 is 8uffic*nty
material to be recogni5ed as a pension liability of the Trust for which provision should b& made in these
accounts.
Thè liab¢lty hAs been vmlued by the trustees on thè 8&%umptths that ￿NsionS paymÈnt$ will incre#sÈ at 8
rate of I￿0 per cent per annum and that the approprfale dl8counl r8le lo be awlied In calculafjng the present
value of liabilty 1$ Ihr*è yr Cant p•r annum.
The Iruslee5 have not requested an independent actuarial valuat￿n of the pension liabilty.
Th8 p8nsKJn liabilrty has been valued by the tru5198s al £115.521 at 31 Decemb8T 2023 {2022.' £118,878).
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THE FRANK PARKIMSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICON71NUEDI
FOR THE YEARE•IDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
funds%thb*hav8bven
M•v•m•ntknknd6
fuThds
Ft<*dAssd F￿j
E¥bwrduyary
R•p*kFvnd
811729
146,4841
TS7.245
I46,￿>
5.431
12D.849)
24,1sa
3.307
126.769)
27.Dl8
3A54
MBlThI8n￿ee
Fund
104,298
{43.9441
ag.512
128Asai
44,176
11S,504
Aglrten*
Fund
6,125
(74,1081
67.903
119,5911
30.4è2
io.
924162
I1￿.3051
131.ésl
8TD.418
I121.￿4)
107.115
ri4wlfvnd
2.424,1￿ 354.984
12x1.8311 1191.6S11 11Z6.0071 2.2W.7
395.325
1246.775} 1107,1151
28,8Tk 2.W.IC6
fi*
3,34ll.255 354,
141$P181
1IX.WTJ 3.101.216
28
1*8,079)
28.On 421J.337

THE FRANK PARKINSON YORKSHIRE TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
21 Anatysls of n•1 0$$gts bolw••n ffund$
General Deslgnated
fundg
Funds
2023
2023
Total
General D•¥Sgnated
funds
Fundg
2022
2022
Totsl
2023
2022
Fund b81anc8s at 31
De¢ombar 2023 ar•
represented by..
Tangible assets
Investments
Current 85setsllliabliti*$)
Long lfrrm liabilitt8S
Prowsionsand
pensions
728.193
726.193
5.432
2.iX)5,120 1.969,484
607,545
346,360
{5.OC¥)}
(lo,￿0}
767.245
772,677
1,969,484
547.731
110,000)
2,005,120
807,545
{5,000)
201,371
(115,521)
1115,521) (118,676}
(118,676)
2.492.144
726,193 3,218,337 2,192,frJO
968,616 3.161.216
22 Relatsd party transactlon8
Transa¢tion¥ wlth r•latod parties
During the year the Chanty entered into the ft)Iltiwng tran8a¢tion8 with related part*8=
Expenses were T￿rnbUrsed to dIT￿Or5 of Fpyf Trustee3 knmiled, the corporate Trustee, amounting to
£27 travel and £nil for office Ixjsts lo Iwo Irustee812022- £979 travel and aecommodalion èxpenses and £123
office costs. ￿0 trustees) during the year.
Vouchers were recEwed ty 3 Irustees arnounling lo £75012022- £nil).
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