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2020-10-31-accounts

Contents
Page
Charity Reference and Administrative Details
Trustees'
Annual
Report
Independent Auditor's
Report
Consolidated Statement
of Financial
Activities (mcluding Income and Expenditure Account)
Consolidated and Charity Balance Sheets 12
Consolidated Statement
ofCash Flows
13
Charity Statement
ofCash Flows
Notes to the Financial Statements 15
Charity registration Charity registration number 244861
Company registration number 858029
Patron HRH Prince of Wales
Honorary President Peter Blackburn CBE
Trustees Joanna
Fiona Armitage —Chairman
Matthew
Osbourne - Treasurer
John Bywater
Jenny Harris
Lucy Hind —joined 5 October 2020
Craig Ratcliffe
Susan Rumfitt
Secretary Sharon Canavar
Registered office 32 Cheltenham Parade
Harrogate
North Yorkshire
HG1 1DB
Auditor Murray
Harcourt
Limited
Registered
Auditors
6Queen Street
Leeds
LS1 2TW
Solicitor McCormicks
Solicitors
Wharfedale
House
37 East Parade
Harrogate
HG1 5LQ
Bankers HSBC
7 Prospect Crescent
Harrogate
HG1 1RN
and
Scottish Widows
67 Morrison Street
Edinburgh
EH3 8YJ
Staffing
Chief Executive Sharon Canavar
Head of Events Charlotte Woods
Head of Development/Comms Lizzie Brewster
Finance Ruth Moody

YEAR ENDED 3 YEAR ENDED 3 YEAR ENDED 3 1 O C T OBE R 2 0 20
Risk Assessment
The Trustees have assessed the major risks to which the Charity
is exposed,
in particular
those related to the operations
and finances ofthe Charity. The Trustees are satisfied that management
and control systems are in place to mitigate the
Charity's
exposure
to the major risks and the Trustees undertake
to review those nsks and controls each year.
Key principal risks and plans and strategies for managing were:
Risk Mana
ament
Financial: -Budget
linked
to business
planning
and objectives,
with
-Weak Budgetary Controls and finance reporting timely
& accurate
monitoring
& reporting,
Management
accounts
provided
for all Trustee meetings,
monthly
meet
with Financial
Controller.
-System and controls not operating as intended -Financial
control procedures,
defined
responsibilities
and
authorisation
limits.
-New
programming
strands and more sophisticated -Annual
review ofaims and objectives
with budgets
linked
marketin methods ex ose rester financial disk to business
plannin
and ob'ectives.
-Inade
uate
insurance cover Annual
review ofcover
-Lack offinancial supervision by the Board -Ongoing
analysis
and review, Treasurer's
report at Board
meeting
plus rigorous analysis
within
the Resources Sub-
I'ou
-Dependency on income sources -Trustee
engagement
and
commitment
to fundraising,
Regular
identification
of
major
dependencies
and
diversification
lans.
-Level
of
unrestricted reserves held by the charity -Adequate
disclosures
made
in the reserves
policy.
detrimental to obtainin volunta income
Reputationah
-Decline in public perception of the charity -Communication
with
supporters
and
beneficiaries,
Quality
financial,
annual
report and review reporting,
PR
training/procedures.
-Adverse
publicity
-Review
complaints
procedures,
review
procedures,
cdises management
strategy
for handling
consistency
of
ke
messa
es, nominated
s okes erson etc.
-Breakdown in relationships with key stakeholders and -Regular
contact
and
briefings,
meet
T&F of funders,
supporters ongoing
sponsor
comms
beyond
the
agreed
term
of
support.
Keep funders
up to date on progress, issues and
build good understanding
of and relationships
with similar
organisations
through
collaborative
working
and
sharing
ood
ractice.
Talent: -Review succession
planning
to identify
skills gap, early
-No
succession
planning for key Board or senior anticipation
of
Trustees/staff
stepping
down,
open
mana
ement
ositions dialo
ue.
-Loss ofkey members of staff or trustees -Effective HR policies and procedures.
Acknowledge
the
risk for or anisations
the size of HIF.
-De endents on ke individuals -Knowled
e transfer.
Em
owerment
and dele
ation.
Political/Regulatory:
-Failure to comply with operational regulations (data, H&S -Monitor the legal and regulatory
changes,
membership
Child Protection of umbrella
bodes/
artner or anisations.
-Data breach -Appraise
systems
and
revise as appropriate,
appraise
security
and
authorisation
procedures,
implement
measure to secure and protect data including
secure back
u
and re ular review of
rocedures.
-Change
in
political climate regarding culture/festivals & -Regular
review
with
partners
and
shared
information
fundin throu
h umbrella
bodies and national
or anisations.
-Failure to meet statutory report requirements -Identification
and
access
to
professional
advice
com
lienee reviews.
-Failure to operate within charitable objects of powers -Annual
review
of
charitable
objectives,
access
to
rofessional
advice.
-Charity lacks direction, strategy and forward planning -Annual
review ofaims and objectives, timely and accurate
financial
and
project
reporting,
regular
contact between
Board and staff.
-Trustees insufficiently aware of the charity's objectives -Induction
training
and appraisals.
and le al owers
-Ineffective contribution from trustees -Attendance,
contribution
and
action
at
Board,
engagement
in fundraising,
annual
appraisal,
recruitment
and a pointment
recess.

Unrestricted Restricted Operational Unrestricted Total Total
operational funds total designated 2020 2019
funds Future 50
fund
6
Income:
Donations
and
legacies 2 181,104 7,267 188,371 52,313 240,684 372,847
Charitable
activities
3 157,654 157,654 157,654 770,011
Other trading activities 4 10,437 10,437 2,685 13,122 17,522
Investments 5 392 392 500 892 1,317
Total income 349,587 7,267 356,854 55,498 412,352 1,161,697
Expenditure on:
Raising funds 25,447 25,447 25,447 22,372
Charitable
activities
6 409,759 1,797 411,556 411,556 1,072,853
Total expenditure 435,206 1,797 437,003 437,003 1,095,225
Net income (85,619) 5,470 (80,149) 55,498 (24,651) 66,472
Transfer
Net movement in funds (85,619) 5,470 (80,149) 55,498 (24,651) 66,472
Reconciliation offunds:
Total funds brought 193,672 3,094 196,766 340,228 536,994 470,522
f0iward
Total funds carried 16 108,053 8,564 116,617 395,726 512,343 536,994
forward

2020 2019 2020 2019
Note Groupf Group Charity
6
Charity
6
Fixed assets
Investments
Current assets
Debtors 12 65,986 80,878 65,986 70,251
Cash at bank and in hand 682,288 663,715 682,288 663,715
748,274 744,593 748,274 733,966
Creditors: amounts falling due within 13 (235,931) (207,599) (235,933) (196,974)
one year
Net current assets 512,343 536,994 512,341 536,992
Total assets less current liabilities 512,343 536,994 512,343 536,994
Charity Funds
Restricted funds 16 8,564 3,094 8,564 3,094
Unrestricted funds 16 503,779 533,900 503,779 533,900
Total charity funds 512,343 536,994 512,343 536,994

EAR ENDED 31OCTOB E R 2020
2020 2019
Note 6 6
Net cash flow from operating activities 18 17,681 149,140
Cash flow from investing activities
Interest received 892 1,317
Net cash flow from investing activities 892 1,317
Net increase
in cash and cash equivalents
18,573 150,457
Cash and cash equivalents brought forward 663,715 513,258
Cash and cash equivalents carried forward 682,288 663,715
Cash and cash equivalents consists of:
Cash at bank and in hand 682,288 663,715

EAR ENDED 31 OCTOB E R 2020
2020 2019
Note 9 6
Net cash flow from operating activities 18 (106,713) 143,427
Cash flow from investing activities
Interest received 892 1,317
Loans with subsidiary
undertaking
124,394 5,713
Net cash flow from investing activities 125,286 7,030
Net increase/(decrease) in cash and cash equivalents 18,573 150,457
Cash and cash equivalents brought
forward
663,715 513,258
Cash and cash equivalents carried forward 682,288 663,715
Cash and cash equivalents consists of:
Cash at bank and in hand 682,288 663,715

ncome from donatio ns
and le
gacies
2020 2019
6 6
Arts Council England - Revenue 25,000 15,500
Harrogate
Borough
Council —Revenue 24,000 24,000
Harrogate
Borough
Council —UCI 184,000
Arts Council England -Touring 44,130 18,160
Future 50 (including gift aid) 52,313 57,244
NYMAZ 7,267 10,471
Other donations
and
legacies 60,299 63,472
UK Government
Job
Retention Scheme Grant 17,675
UK Government
Small Business
Support Grant 10,000
240,684 372,847

ncome from charitable activitie s
2020 2019
E E
Ticket and programme sales 36,360 343,602
Income from commercial trading operation 121,294 426,409
157,654 770,011

Income from other tra ding
ac
tivities
2020 2019
E E
Income from commercial trading operation 6,899 14,030
Other trading 6,223 3,492
13,122 17,522

ncome from investment s
2020 2019
E E
Interest —deposits 392 743
Interest - Future 50 500 574
892 1,317
ncome from investments was E892(2019 - E1,317)ofwhich E392(2019-E743)was attributable
to
unrestricted
nds and E500(2019 —E574)was attnbutable to unrestricted designated funds.
nalysis ofexpenditure on charitable activities
Festivals Total Total
and Events Education 2020 2019
E E E E
Direct costs 309,597 1,797 311,394 980,643
Support costs
Staff costs 50,397 50,397 46,766
Other support costs 42,925 42,925 38,604
Governance costs 6,840 6,840 6,840
409,759 1,797 411,556 1,072,853

Summary
Profit and Loss Account
2020 2019
6 6
Turnover 128,193 440,439
Cost ofsales
Gross profit 128,193 440,439
Administrative
expenses
(18,013) (44,413)
Profit on ordinary
activities before taxation
110,180 396,026
Tax on profit on ordinary
activities
Profit for the year 110,180 396,026
Turnover
is disclosed as:
Turnover as above
Less other trading
income
Income from charitable
activities
128,193
~8,899
121,294
440,439
~34,030
426,409
Resources expended
disclosed as:
Cost ofsales
Festivals
Interest payable
and similar charges
Eliminated
on consolidation
Trading subsidiary
costs
18,013
~3,000
5,013
44,413
~3,390
1,018
The assets and liabilities ofthe subsidiary
Current assets
Current
liabilities
were: 118,189
~1~,18
16,832
~0.830
Total net assets
Called up share capital
Profit and loss account
Shareholders'
funds

2020 2019
Number Number
Charitable activities
Raising funds
10
The total staff costs and employee benefits were as follows:
2020f 2019
f
Wages and salaries 224,378 229,900
Social security 17,653 15,736
Other related staff costs 21,274 19,441
263,305 265,077

Debtors
2020 2019 2020 2019
Group Group Charity Charity
5 6
Trade debtors 28,107 37,620 28,107 20,788
Amounts owed by subsidiary 6,205
Other debtors 16,099 26,016 16,099 26,016
Tax recoverable on gift aid 7,398 5,386 7,398 5,386
Prepayments
and accrued income
14,382 11,856 14,382 11,856
65,986 80,878 65,986 70,251
Creditors: amounts falling due within one year
2020 2019 2020 2019
Group Group Charity Charity
6 6 6
Trade creditors 25,975 35,416 25,975 35,416
Amounts owed to subsidiary 118,189
Other tax and social security 4,757 5,310 4,757 5,310
Other creditors 28,557 77,571 28,557 76,546
Accruals and deferred income 176,642 89,302 58,455 79,702
235,931 207,599 235,933 196,974
Operating leases
Total future minimum lease payments under non-cancellable operating leases are as follows:
2020 2019
6 6
Not later than one year 1,644 2,178
Later than one and not later than five years 2,737 4,382
4,381 6,560
Deferred income
2020 2019 2020 2019
Group Group Charity Charity
6 6 6 6
Amounts brought forward 89,302 72,992 79,702 63,792
Amounts released to income (89,302) (72,992) (79,702) (63,792)
Incoming resources deferred in the year 164,637 89,302 50,450 79,702
Deferred income at 31 October 164,637 89,302 50,450 79,702
Deferred income within the group relates to grants and ticket income received
in advance.

nalysis ofnet assets between funds
Group Charity
Restricted Unrestricted Restricted Unrestricted
6 8 6 F
Fixed assets 2
Current assets 65,986 65,986
Cash and current investments 8,564 673,724 8,564 673,724
Current liabilities (235,931) (235,933)
Total 8,564 503,779 8,564 503,779

Group 2020 2019
6 6
Net (loss)/ income for the year (24,651) 66,472
Interest receivable (892) (1,317)
Decrease in debtors 14,892 25,239
Increase in creditors 28,332 58,746
Net cash flow from operating activities 17,681 149,140
Charity 2020 2019
6
Net (loss)/ income for the year (24,651) 66,472
Interest receivable (892) (1,317)
Decrease / (increase) in debtors (1,940) 19,951
Increase / (decrease) in creditors (79,230) 58,321
Net cash flow from operating activities (106,713) 143,427

he carrying
amou
nts
o fthe g roup's
finan cial
i
nstruments are as follows.
2020 2019
6 6
Financial assets
Debt instruments measured at amortised cost:
-Trade debtors (note 12) 28,107 37,620
28,107 37,620
Financial liabilities
Measured
at amortised
cost
-Trade creditors (note 13) 25,975 35,416
- Other creditors (note 13) 28,557 18,293
- Accruals (note 13) 12,005 59,278
66,537 112,987
he carrying
amounts
ofthe charity's financial instruments are as follows:
2020f 2019
6
Financial assets
Debt instruments measured at amortised cost:
-Trade debtors (note 12) 28,107 20,788
-Amounts
owed
from group undertakings (note 12) 6,205
28,107 26,993
Financial liabilities
Measured
at amortised
cost
-Trade creditors (note 13) 25,975 35,416
- Amounts
owed to group undertakings
(note 13) 118,189
- Other creditors (note 13) 28,557 17,268
- Accruals (note 13) 8,005 59,278
180,726 111,962