## THE REDBOURN CHARITIES 

## Charity No 217154 

## Clerk to the Trustees: 

Mrs Valerie Churchhouse, 12 Woollams, Vaughan Mead, Redbourn AL3 7DG 

## ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30[TH ] JUNE 2024 

A description of the Charities' Trusts is set out in the document governing The Redbourn Charities ("the Charity") which is the Charity Commissioners Scheme dated 7 August 1964 as amended by orders dated 30 July 1965, 17 January 1979, and 14 February 2002. 

The principal objects of the Scheme can be summarised in general terms as follows: 

   - a) The  Charity  shall  use  their  almshouses  for  the  residence  of  almspeople  appointed  in accordance with the Scheme. 

   - b) The Charity shall let or otherwise manage its other property and investments. 

   - c) The Charity shall use the resulting income for the purposes, and in the order of priority, as follows: 

- (i) For the benefit of any or all of the almspeople 

- (ii) For either the benefit of poor persons resident in the (ancient) Parish of Redbourn or for the poor of that area generally in accordance with the Scheme and as the Trustees may think fit 

- (iii) For charitable purposes for the benefit of inhabitants of the above area as the Trustees and the Charity Commissioners may think fit. 

The Trustees of the Charity during the year were: Mr D Swift (Chairman), The Revd Rachel Wakefield, Mrs R Hughes, Mrs P Ridgwell, Cllr T Finnigan, Mrs A Towler and Mr C Trim. Four meetings of the Trustees were held in the twelve-month period under review. 

The main activity of the charity is the provision of affordable housing for individuals through the use of almshouses owned by the charity. In the year to 30 June 2024, the almshouses have been fully occupied except for one vacancy which occurred and was filled in 2 months. 

It is the practice of the Trustees to meet with residents during the year to provide an update and discuss matters of concern.  A lunch in December for the residents and Trustees was held at the local pub, The Holly Bush. This was a very pleasant event that was enjoyed by all. 

The Warden, who is contracted to work part time, has been in post for fifteen years. Since her appointment she has continued to make a remarkable difference to the community living at Woollams, both in practical terms and regarding the residents' well-being. She lives on site, and her enthusiasm, energy, reliability, and dedication to her role is commendable. She demonstrates daily that nothing is too much effort or trouble, and deals promptly with problems that arise, making Woollams a truly supportive place to live. 



Regular events have been held in the summer house throughout the year, including a monthly communion service. The residents held a coffee morning in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support in October 2024 . 

The gardens and grounds of the Almshouses are maintained to a high standard by the Warden and the Groundsman who attends regularly. Tree works are carried out as necessary. Residents take pride in their own small gardens. 

The Trustees agreed to a necessary increase to the weekly maintenance charge and the heating charge from October 2024 to meet increasing costs. Following a review by the Fair Rents Officer in  2018  and  consideration  of  market  rents,  the  Trustees  are  satisfied  that  the  weekly maintenance contribution charge is below that charged for rental property of the same size in the locality. The almshouses are classified as Exempt Accommodation. 

As  well  as  supporting  almspeople  and  the  almshouses pursuant to  object (c)(i)  above, a proportion of the Charity's income is used to purchase Christmas gifts for a number of residents of the Parish including those recently bereaved. Additionally, annual donations are given to Redbourn Community Group and St Mary's Church, Redbourn. 

The charity expanded its activities in 2022, in response to the challenges being experienced as a result of the economic climate, to include the following: 

- The Redbourn Community Food Club was set up in December 2022 to support residents in Redbourn.  It operates on a membership basis and provides ongoing support through the provision of food and other essentials on a weekly basis. 

- The Redbourn Christmas Hamper Scheme was transferred into the charity in 2022.  The scheme distributes hampers to people/families in need in the village at Christmas time. 

The charity is currently looking to expand the help given to individuals or families in Redbourn in need of support. To this end we have recently met with representatives of the Trussell Trust and Citizens Advice Bureau. 

The  Redbourn  Charities  website  is  updated  regularly  with  news  of  events  taking  place. (www.theredbourncharities.org). 

The annual report was duly approved by the Trustees and authorised for submission to the Charities Commission on 25[th] February 2025. 

David Swift Chairman of the Trustees The Redbourn Charities 



(krity Re¥55tratSon No. 217154
The Redbourn Charities
Annual Report and Financial Statements induding Independent Examlner's Report
For the year ended 30 June 2024
Gilberts
C. 11.IX I k .IC( DL % 1 4.1 r

The Redbourn Charities
Contents
Legal and administrative informat
Tru5tees' report
Independent examiner's report
Statement of fi.nancial aCD¥ities
Balance Sheet
Notes to the financial ststements
7-13

The Redbourn Charities
Legal and Administrative Information
Trnstees
Mr Oawd Swift- Chairman
rs Pauline Ridgwell
Mrs Angela To¥Aer
Mrs Ruth H￿&heS
Miss Teresa Finnigan
Mr Christopher Trim
The Reverend Rachel Wakefield
lappointed 4 Septernbpr 231
ts Valerie Churthhouse
Charity number
217154
OINdal office
12 Wooliams
Vau8han Mead
Redbourn
Hertfordshire
AL37
Independent emamlner
Gilbert5 Chartered Acwntsnts
Pendragon House
65 London Road
St ￿banS
Hertford5fvre
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The Redbourn Charities
Trustees, Report
For the year ended 30 June 2024
The Trustee5 present their report and thnanrial 5tsternent5 for the year ended 30 June 2014.
The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies set out in Dole I to the financial
5tatement5 and comply with the chariWs governi￿ document. the Chariiies Act 2011 and "Acfounnng and Repo￿n$ by
Charities.- Statemenl of Recommended Practice applicable lo charlies p￿parIng theii accounts in accordance with the
Financlal RepDrting Standard applicable in the UK and Repuwic of Ireland IFRS I021 leffecifve l January 2019)..
ObjeCtiT￿5 and activitles
The Redboum Charitfes is an unincorporated as%)ciation registered with the Charities Commission, number 217154.
The main obRctlve of the charity is to PrO￿de affordable hous1￿ for indivithals through tht ust of Almshouses owned by
the charity.
The Charity expanded its activ¥ties in 2022. in response to the Challe￿e$ bting experienced dut to th¢ etonomic dimate.
tg include the followin8'.
The Redbourn CommurAty Food aub was sei up in D￿ember 2022 to support residents in RedboLtrn. It opera￿5 on
a membership basis and provides ongoing support thr(yJgh the provi%K)n of food and other essentials on a weekly
bays.
The Redbourn Christma5 Hamper Scheme was twanslerred into the charity in 2022. The stheme disiributes hampers
to peoplelfamilies in need in the village at Christmastime.
The charity also distribLrtes gifts at Christsna5 to a number ot pewe in Redbourn includlng those that have ￿en bereaved.
The Trustees have paid due rtgard to guidance issued by the Charity Commission in dechJinB what acliviti25 the charity
should undenake.
Achie¥*ments and perfOn￿an
During the year the charlty generated income of £10558112023 £88.8541 from almshouse maintenance and expenses
charges and in¥e5trnent rncome and £41.372 12023 - £27.7701 for the Food Club and Hamper Scheme. Expenditure on
related costs amounted to £107,08212023 - £93.7781 and donations made were £97812022- £8651. In addition an internal
donation of £1.11812023 - £2.0001 wa5 made from ihe general fund to the Food aub and El.(KlJ lo the Hamper Scheme.
Thi5 resulted in a surplu5 for the year before maluaD"on of £38.89312023. £21.9811.
F￿an¢￿1 review
The charitV'5 financial assets are held in a mix of investmerfs throuEh COIF and cash deposits and are reviewed on a regvtsr
basis by the Trustees. The charity also owns land and bu1￿Ing$ whith generate rnaintenance and expenses income.
Unrestricted funds comprise those funds whith the Trustees are frèt to use in accordan￿ with the charitable objectfjves
with the exception of ihe revaluation reserves whKh cannot be distribuled until realtsed.
Unrestricted funds total £4,27S,39712023 - £4.145.6011 of which £3.873.52712023 - £3.773.6191 are rewalUa￿on ieserves.
The total funds of the charity are £4.317.52212023- £4.178.7211.
5truclure• governance aThJ management
The Trustees whD served duringthe year and up to the date of ygnaiure of the finanoal sMements are listed on page l.
New Trustee5 are appointed by exi5ttn8 Trustees in accordance with the trust deed. The charity ensures that all new
trustees are given sufficient training upon appointment by attending n￿etin85 and reading re￿￿t hterature. The Trustees
meet on a regular basis to discuss matters related to the rnnning of the Almshouses and other activities and to review the
financial position ol the charitv.
The Trustee5 have assessed the major risks io which ihe charity is exposed. in particular those related to the operattons
nd hnances of the charity. and are satisfied that systeffls are in place to mitigate the charity's Èxposure to Maj￿r iisks.

The Redbourn Charities
Trustee5' Report (Continued)
Forthe year ended 30 June 2024
Statement of Tru5tee5' re5ponsibillties
The Trustees a￿ responsible for prepaiin8 ihe Trustees. Report aryl the linancial statements in aCc￿dance wrth applicable
law United Kingdtsm Accoun15ng Standards Iuniled Klr*dom Generalty Accepted Accountin8 Piactrcel.
The law applicable to charitre5 in England arnl Wale5 require5 the Tru51ees to piepave financlal 5tstefflent5 foT e3ch financial
year which give a true and fair view ol the state of affairs of the charity and of the incominK resojrces and application of
resources of the charity for th* yeac.
In preparine ihese fi.nancial statements, the Trustees a￿ ￿QUIred to..
- select suitable att¢￿￿￿"n8 polKies and ihen èppty ihem cOns￿entfy-
. observè the mèthods and principles in the Charilies SORP-
. make jud8ements and ettimates that are reasonable and prudent-
. State whether applicatAe accounti￿ 5tandaid5 have been followed. subje¢t to any m*e¥ial depatwres dlsclosed and
explaSned in the financial 5tatements.' and
prepare the tinancial statements on the goi￿ (oncern basis unless it is inappropriate to Presu￿ that the charity will
continue in operation.
The Trusrees are iesponsible for keeping s￿li(￿nI accounThThE records ihat disclose WFth reasonable accuracy at any lime
the tinancial posits.on of the charity and enable ihem to ensure that the ffnancièl staiements comply with the Chaiiiies A
2011. Ihe U)arity (Accounts and Reportsl Reeulall"ons 2(W)8 and the provisions of the trust deed. They are also responsible
lor safèguarding the assets of the charity and he￿￿ for taking reasona￿* stéps for the prevtntfion and dètec￿On of fraud
and other irregularities.
The Trustees. Report Wa5 approved by the Board ofTnJ5tee>
Mr Davld Swift- Chairman
Trustee
Dated.. 5 November 2024

The Redbourn Charities
Independent Examlner's Report
To the Trustees of The Redboum Charltles
We report to the Trustees on our exammatson of ihe financial statements ol The Redboum Charities Ithe charity) for the
vear ended 30 June 2024.
ResponsHJNltles and basls of report
As the Trustees ol the charity you are responsible for the prtparati¢)n of the financial statements in accordance with the
requlrements of the CharitiesArt 2011 (the 2011 Art).
We rep)rt in fespert of our e¥aminatioD ol ihe than￿5 finanoal st*ements Car￿ wt vnder sertion 145 of the 2011
A(t. In carrying out our exarnination we have followed all the applicable t*rection$ 8vien by the Charity Commission
under section 145ISMbl of the 2011 Act.
Independent examlner's ststemeffit
We have completed ow examinanon We confimi that no matters corne to our attention in connec15on wlth ihe
examinats.on eiving us tause to believe that in any material le$￿-.
accountin8 record5 were not kept sn respect ot the charity as required ty strtion 130 01 the 2011 Act.. or
the financial statements do nol accord vrrith those record5- or
the financial 5taternent5 do nol C￿￿p1V wrth ihe applicable reqLArernents concernin8 the forrn and content ol
account5 SEt out in the Charitses IAccovnts and Reptrt51 Regulats"ons 20C6 other ihan any requirement that the
accounts give a true and fairview which 15 not a matter ￿Sidered as part of an independent examination.
We have no concerns ènd have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to wlich attention
should be drawn in this report in orderio enabk a proper understsnding of the finanu31 statements to be reached.
Gilberts Chartereil Accounlanfs
Pendragon House
65 london Iload
St ￿ban$
HertFordshire
ALI IU
Dated.. 5 November 2024

The Redbourn Charities
Statement of Ftnanclal Activities
Including Income and Expenditure Account
For the year ended 30June 2024
Unre5tiictEd Ilestricted
funds
funds
2024
Total Unve5tr1cted
funds
2023
Restricted
funds
2023
rotal
2024
2023
Notes
Income from:
Charitable activities
80.228
25.353
41,372
lzi.fj
25.353
64.496
24.3S8
27.770
92.266
24.358
Investmenis
Total Incomè
IOS.581
41,3n
146.953
88.854
27.770
116.624
Expenthture on:
Almshouse and Lytmjry
Fleld costs
Community Food Club
Hamper Scheme
Administation Expenses
Donan'ons and gifts
63.596
63.596
26.802
7.683
9.IXII
978
fQ,818
60.818
17.935
6.871
.153
86S
26.802
17.935
6.872
9.rKIi
978
8,153
865
Total expenditure
73.575
34.485
108.060
69.836
24,￿7
94.643
Net In¢ome
32.rA
6,887
38J93
19,018
2,%3
21,981
Inlwnal donation
between funds
12.1181
2.118
12.0001
Other rètognised gains
and lossts:
Revaluation of
investments
99x18
17.079
17.079
Net movement In funds
129,796
i31￿01
34.097
4.963
39.060
Reconclliatlon of funds:
Fund balances at l July 2023
4.145.￿1
33.120
4.178.721
4.111.504
28.157
4.139.661
Fund bakn¢es at 30 June 1024
4,275,397
42,125
4.317,522
4.145,601
33.120
4,178,721
The 5tèternent of finanual activities indudes all 8ains and losses reco8ni5ed in the year. All ir￿rne and expenditure derive
from continuing activities.

The Redbourn Charities
Balance Sheet
For the year ended 30 June 2024
2023
Notes
FIMed assets
Tangible assets
Investments
li
12
31￿0,633
1.168.151
3,077,695
1.066,393
4.238.784
4.144,088
Current assets
Oebtors
Cash at bank and in hand
13
3.239
44,113
89.7
92261
47,352
credit￿5. arnounts falling due within one Far
other creditors
14
13,523
12.719
Net current a55ets
78.738
34.633
Total assets less Current Ibabmlfjes
4.317￿12
4.178.721
The lunds of the ¢harity
Restricted funds
un￿5rri(ted ￿ndS
15
16
41125
4275.397
33.120
4.145.601
4317.522
4.178.721
The fi'nancial statements
e appro¥e
by the Trustees on S
r 2024
Mr David Swift- Chairrnan
Trusteè
es
Twste

The Redbourn Charities
Notes to the Financial statements
Forthe year ended 30June 2024
A¢¢ountin¢ pollcles
tharity informatlon
The Redbourn Charities is a charity ￿lstered in England. The address of the ￿ls￿red office is 12 Woollams, V3u£han
Mead, Redboufn. Hertfordshire. AL3 70G.
1.1 Accoun￿￿% conventlon
The financi31 statements ha¥e been p￿pared in ar¢ordance with the Chèriiies Ari 2011 and "AcrDunttn8 and Reportin8
by Charities.. siatement of Rec(Knrnended Praclice ap￿Kable to tharitie5 preparing their account5 In accordance with
the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 (effective l January 20191". The
charlty is a Public 8eneh"t Entity as defined by FRS 102.
The chaTlty ha5 taken advantage of ihe pwsions in the SORP for charities app￿**nE FRS 102 umla￿ Bulleb"n I not to
prepare a Statement of Cash Flows.
The financial statements are prepared in sterli￿, whth is the fvnctional currency of the charity. Monetsry amounis in
Ihese financial statements are rounded io the nearest £.
The financial statements have been prepared vnde¥ the historical cost conventt¢)h, modifbed to intlude the rèvaluaiAon
of freehold properties and to indude inve￿mertt properties and eertain linancial instruments at far value. The principal
accounting policies adopted art set tyjt below.
1.2 Goln8 concern
At the time of approvin8 the financial 5tstements. the Trustee5 have a re350nable expeclation that ihe charity h35
adequate resource5 to continue operational existence for the foreseeable future. Thu5 the Trustees continue lo adopt
the going concern basis ol accounting in preparin8the financial statements.
1.3 Income
Intome is recognised when the charity is legal￿ entitled to it after any performance conditions have been met. the
amount5 can be measured reliably. and it is wobable that income will be received.
1.4 TangSble flmed assets
Tangible ffxed a55ets are initialty measured at cost and subsequently measured at cost or valuation. net of deP￿lation
and any impairnient losses.
Depreciation 15 reco8ni5ed so as to write off the cost or valuation of assets ￿$$ thelr residual values over their useful
lives on the fDllowlng bases:
Freehold lar￿ and buildings
Plant and equipmeni
Not depreciated
IOX straight line
The gain or105s ari￿ng on the disw)sal of an asset is determined as ihe difference between the sale proceeds and the
carrying vèlue of the asset. and is rÈttTr8nised In the Statement of financlal a(tsvlti"es.
l.$ Flxed asset Investments
The 'Charitie5 Official Investment Fund. accumulaiion shares. income shares and property shares are slN)wn ai market
value and the 5urplus/ldelicbtl on revaluation is c￿d￿ed/1deb1te￿I to the 8eneral feseive.

The Redboum Charities
Notes to the Financial Statements (Continued)
For the year ended 30 June 2024
Attountlng P￿[cle$
(Con￿nued)
1.6 lrnpairment offixed assets
At each Teporting end date. the charity re¥iews ihe carrwng amounts ol its tangible assets io deiermine wheiher there
15 any indication that those assets have suffered an impairment loss. If any such irmlicafft.on exists, the recoverable
amount of the asset is esDm*ed In order todetermine tht Èxtent of the impairrnent105$14f anyl.
1.7 Flnan¢lal Instruments
Financial instruments are re£o8nised in the thanty'5 bèiance sheet when the charity become5 party to the corstractual
provisions of the instrL*ment. Financial assets, whlrh include debtor5 and barsk bal3Ke5, and financial liaim'lities. which
include creditors, are measurEd at transaction price.
In¢kNnelrom Charitable acb¥ithes
Unrtstrirte41
fvnds
2024
Total
Unrestricted
funds
2023
Aestrlrted
funds
2023
Totsl
funds
2024
2023
Almshouses iental income
Lybury Field income
Donations
Food club grants and
donations
Food club membership fees
Harnper Scheme grants and
donations
67.866
1.150
11.212
67.866
i.lso
11.2lZ
613SI
1,150
62.351
1.150
995
24.358
10.945
24.358
10.945
12,766
5.71S
12.766
5,715
6.069
9.289
9.289
80228
413n
121,6
64,496
27,770
92,266
tiividend5 and interest
2024
2023
COIF
Inte￿$t ieceivabje
24.395
958
24,216
142
25.353
24.3S8

The Redbourn Charitie5
Notes to the Financial Statements (Contlnued}
For the year ended 30 June 2024
Almshouse and Lybury Field costs
2024
2023
Repairs and maintenance
Depreciation and impairrnent
Upkeep of garden and grotsnds
Lighi. heat and water
Insurance and monitoring tharges
Salaries and other expenses
25.130
7,(￿2
5,374
12.479
3.163
10.388
25,643
7,062
5.056
10,676
2.267
10,114
63.5%
60.818
Community Food Club costs
2024
2023
set.up and ¥unning cost5
Food
Other expenses
2.163
23.776
863
3.430
13.889
616
26.802
17.935
Hamper S¢heme costs
2024
2023
Food supplies
Easter e885
Other expenses
7.58S
6.213
443
216
98
7.683
6.872
Admlnlstratt¢>n expenses
2024
2023
Salaries and general expenses
Trustee indernnity insurance
Accountancv
7.330
291
6.542
291
1,320
1.380
9.LKII
8,153

The Redbourn Charities
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements (Contlnued)
For the year ended 30 June 2024
Donation5 and gift5
2023
Redbourn Care Group
St Mary'5 PCC
Sundry gifts
Christmas gifts
150
150
4SO
463
371
245
978
Taxatfon
The charitv 15 exempt from ts￿110n rls athviiies because all its income is applied for charitable purposes.
10 Empknes
The average monlhty number of employees during the ￿ar was..
2024
2023
Émployment costs
2024
2023
Wage5 and 5alarie5
14.520
13,436
.io-

The Redbourn Charities
Notes to the Financial Statements (Continued)
For the year ended 30 June 2024
11 Tanlible fixed assets
Plartand
and b￿11￿5
Cost or Valuatlon
At l July 2023
3,030,CO)
126,559
3,156,559
At 30 June 2024
3.030.C
126.559
3.156,558
Depreciation and Impalrment
At l July 2023
Depreciarion charRed in the year
78.864
7.062
78
7,062
At 30 June 2024
85.926
8S,926
(•rry1￿ amount
At 30 June 2024
3.030.C
40,633
3.070,633
At 30 June 2023
3.03D.(K
47,695
3,077,695
The freehold knd and buildi￿5 were professw)nally ￿alUEd on 25th January 2018 by TMA Professional Service5 LLP,
Chartered Surve￿r$.
The land at Lybury Lane Woollam5. Redboum was transferred to the charity on the 8th Aw5t 1964, together with
the old Almshouses. No valuation was obtainefl at the date of transfer.
The historic cost of revalued assets is E25.02012022- E25.0201 whtch represents the cos1 ol con51rucll0￿ of the new
almshouses.
li

The Redbourn Charities
Notes to the Flnancial Staternents (Continued)
For the year ended 30June 2024
11 Fixed a55et investments
A¢uthul•iion Income shares Property fund
Total
Cost orvaluatlon
At l July 2023
Addition5
Valuation changes
317.957
679.291
69,14S
1.850
13,6881
1.066.393
1.850
99,908
40.038
63,558
At aojune 2024
357
742J49
67.307
1.168,151
2024
2023
Hlstorfc cost of In¥estmeDts:
Accumtslation shares
Income shares
Property fund
178.757
43.997
76.850
178,757
43,997
75.000
299.6Q4
297,754
13 Oebto
2024
2023
Amounts fall1￿ due wlihln one year.
Prepayments and acuued income
2.46fj
3.239
14 Other creditor5 lallini th* withln one year
2024
2023
Accruals and deferred income
13.523
12.719
12-

The Redboufn Charities
Notes to the Financial Staternents (Continued)
Forthe year ended 30June 2024
15
Aestrlcied f￿d$
The funds of the charity i￿lUde re5tri(ted fvnds comprisin8 the followiTr8 donatr"on5 and grants held on trust f¢*r spetific
purp05e5:
Balanceat
3Q Jun• IQ24
wal fund
Capital lund
Property eqJity fund
Food Club
Hamper kherne
3.137
2S.020
2546
2,417
3,137
25,020
12.165
1,803
35.303
6.C69
126.8021
17,6831
1.118
I,(J)o
33,120
41.372
134.4851
2.118
42.125
Capltal fund.. this represents a wft to rhe charity on 8 August 1964
Property equity fund.. thls rep￿SentS the CDSI of construction of the new alm5house5
16
Unrestrirted lunds
The unrestritted funds of the charity comprise the re4aluation re5eThE on propertie5 arml irwestrnents the 8eneral
reser¥e fund.
At I I￿Y 2023
Incom1￿ Re50ufcE5
Donation to
exPen￿d food club and
hamper stherne
Revaluatlon At 30 June 2024
Revaluation-13nd
and buildings
Revaluation-
investments
General resei¥e
3.*￿.980
3.1)04.980
768
371.982
99,908
868.547
401.870
ll￿.581
173.5751
12.1181
4.145.601
.581
73.575
12.1181
99.908
4.275.397
17 Related party transxtlons
During the year Mr Chriswpher Trim, a Trustee. was paid £nil12023- £1.7791 for decorating service5.

The Redbourn Charities
Independent Examlner's Report
To the Trustees of The Redboum Charltles
We report to the Trustees on our exammatson of ihe financial statements ol The Redboum Charities Ithe charity) for the
vear ended 30 June 2024.
ResponsHJNltles and basls of report
As the Trustees ol the charity you are responsible for the prtparati¢)n of the financial statements in accordance with the
requlrements of the CharitiesArt 2011 (the 2011 Art).
We rep)rt in fespert of our e¥aminatioD ol ihe than￿5 finanoal st*ements Car￿ wt vnder sertion 145 of the 2011
A(t. In carrying out our exarnination we have followed all the applicable t*rection$ 8vien by the Charity Commission
under section 145ISMbl of the 2011 Act.
Independent examlner's ststemeffit
We have completed ow examinanon We confimi that no matters corne to our attention in connec15on wlth ihe
examinats.on eiving us tause to believe that in any material le$￿-.
accountin8 record5 were not kept sn respect ot the charity as required ty strtion 130 01 the 2011 Act.. or
the financial statements do nol accord vrrith those record5- or
the financial 5taternent5 do nol C￿￿p1V wrth ihe applicable reqLArernents concernin8 the forrn and content ol
account5 SEt out in the Charitses IAccovnts and Reptrt51 Regulats"ons 20C6 other ihan any requirement that the
accounts give a true and fairview which 15 not a matter ￿Sidered as part of an independent examination.
We have no concerns ènd have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to wlich attention
should be drawn in this report in orderio enabk a proper understsnding of the finanu31 statements to be reached.
Gilberts Chartereil Accounlanfs
Pendragon House
65 london Iload
St ￿ban$
HertFordshire
ALI IU
Dated.. 5 November 2024