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2022-03-31-accounts

Contents Page
Report ofthe Council of Management
Independent
Auditors'
Report 7-9
Statement of Financial Activities 10
Balance Sheet
Cash Flow Statement 12
Notes to the Financial Statements 13-21

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2022 2021
Cash (used in)/provided
by
operating
activities (see below)
(100,647) 75,227
Cash flows from investing
activities
Payments
to acquire tangible
assets
fixed ( 11,571) ( 56,172)
Cash (used in) investing
activities
( 11,571) ( 56,172)
Net cash (oufflow)/inflow (112,218) 19,055
Cash and cash equivalents
at
2021
1 April 293,878 274,823
Cash and cash equivalents
March 2022
at 31 181,660 293,878
Cash flows from operating
activities
Net (expenditure) (106,669) ( 20,171)
Depreciation 46,461 38,929
(Increase)/decrease
in debtors
( 29,792) 49,187
(Decrease)/increase
in creditors
( 10,617) 7,282
Cash (used in)/provided
by
operating
activities
(100,647) 75,227

INCOME
2022 2021
E
Donations
and legacies
General donations 10,771 14,263
Grants
HMRC Job Retention
Scheme grant 503,903 500,330
18,551
Gifts in kind 223,787 231,832
Legacies 55,098 15,193
Charitable
activities
Library subscriptions 59,239 62,247
Other trading activities
Rent 1,248 13,800
Other 41,660 11,097
895,706 867,313
EXPENDITURE
Staff Other Total Total
Costs Depreciation Costs 2022 2021
F E E
Cost of raising funds 8,797 5,808 27,550 42,155 32,268
Library services 401,505 37,749 478,390 917,644 820,938
Support costs 13,195 2,904 20,741 36,840 28,638
Governance
costs
5,766 5,766 5,640
Total expenditure 423,497 46,461 532,447 1,002,405 887,484

STAFF COSTS
2022 2021
F
Wages and salaries 357,518 329,888
Social security costs 29,996 25,541
Pension costs 35,983 28,749
423,497 384,178
Other employment: costs
Total staff costs 423,497 384,178
2022 2021
The average
number ofpersons
employed by functional activity was: No No
Cost of raising funds 1
Charitable
expenditure
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TANGIBLE FIXEDASSETS
Equipment
Cost
At 1 April 2021 305,818
Additions 11,5?1
Disposals (62,655)
At 31 March 2022 254,734
Depreciation
At 1 April 2021 182,294
Charge for the year 46,461
Released
on disposals
(62,655)
At 31 March 2022 166,100
Net book value
At 31 March 2022 88,634
At 31 March 2021 123,524

Unrealised Realised
At 1 gains on gains on At 31
April Add- Disp- reval- reval- March
2021
E
itions osals
E
uation
E
uation 2022f
At market value:
COIF 347,655 40,171 387,826
Total market value 347,655 40,171 387,826
Historical cost
including cash 200,133 200,133
DEBTORS
2022 2021
E E
Other debtors 143,1&2 105,036
Prepayments 5,930 14,284
149,112 119,320

REDITORS: amounts falling due within one year
2022f 2021
E
Trade creditors 14,538 19,644
Other creditors 13,263 19,586
Accruals and deferred income 8,834 8,022
36,635 47,252

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total future
minimum
lease payments
under operatin
s set out below:
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leases at 31 March 2022
were paya
2022 2021
E
Within one year 75,000 75,000
Within
two to five years
81,250 156,250
More than 5 years
The operating
lease charges for the year were:
Hire ofpremises 75,000 75,000

RESTRICTED FUNDS
At 1 Transfers At 31
April between March
2021 Income Expenditure funds 2022
F E E F E
Downloadables 28,375 220,403 217,437 31,341
Sponsored
Membership
297,825 297,825
Read athon 28,818 6,400 29,749 5,469
Palliative Gare 17,638 6,723 18,043 6,318
I.T.System Purchase 88,765 34,740 54,025
PC Purchase
Covid-19 Tablets Fund
Pre-loaded
Tablets
2,662
4,582
4,544
9,000 804
1,728
8,744
(1,500)
1,500
1,858
1,354
6,300
175,384 540,351 609,070 106,665
At 1 Transfers At 31
April between March
2020 Income Expenditure funds 2021
E E E
Downloadables 38,092 232,417 242,134 28,375
Sponsored
Membership
280,175 280,175
Readathon 31,286 14,556 17,024 28,818
Palliative Care 21,465 18,650 22,477 17,638
I.T.System Purchase 121,610 32,845 88,765
PC Purchase
Covid-19 Tablets Fund
3,403 24,444 741
19,862
2,662
4,582
Pre-loaded
Tablets
5,000 456 4,544
215,856 575,242 615,714 175,384

ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
Tangible Net
Fixed Investment Current Total
Assets Assets Assets 2022
F E F
Restricted Funds 5,805 100,860 106,665
Unrestricted Funds 82,829 387,826 193,277 663,932
88,634 387,826 294,137 770,597
Tangible Net
Fixed Investment Current Total
Assets Assets Assets 2021
E F F
Restricted Funds 14,462 160,922 175,384
Unrestricted Funds 109,062 347,655 205,024 661,741
123,524 347,655 365,946 837,125

Theme Theme Theme Further Details Further Details Further Details Exclusion
Criteria
Oil sands extraction Companies
that derive more
Energy coal extraction than 5%oftheir revenue
from the extraction
ofthese
fuels are restricted
Other 'Fossil Fuel' Companies
that derive more
Climate Change Extraction than 10%oftheir revenue
from extracting
and refining
coal, oil or
as
Electrical Utilities No investment
in companies
that cannot align with the
Paris NDCs
Strategic military sales Restricted
ifderive more
than 10%of revenue
from
strate
ic milita
sales
Armaments Civilian firearms 10%revenue
restriction
Nuclear Weapons, Investment
prohibited
if
Landmines, cluster involved
in the production
of
munitions these wea
ons
Oppressive Regimes Sovereign Debt No debt from countries
identified
by the Ethical
Fund Advisory
Committee
as being the most
o
ressive
Tobacco 10%revenue
restriction
Alcohol 10%revenue
restriction
Adult Entertainment 10%revenue
restriction
Gamblin 10%revenue
restriction
Animal Testing Testing of cosmetics on Restricted
if in priority sector
Animals and chooses to conduct
testin
on animals
Hi h Interest Rate Lendin 10%revenue
restriction
Specific Client Restrictions Production ofsingle purpose Restricted
ifa producer of
abortifacients sin
le- ur ose abortifacient
Baby Milk Substitutes Minimum
responsibility
standards
ESG Minimum Standards Score lass than 2 on any Comply/explain
approach
FTSEESGTheme a
lies
Respecting International Substantiated
allegations
of Engagement
that can lead
Norms non-conformity
with
to divestment
if no progress
recognised labour, human is made
rights,
biodiversity
and
climate chan
e standards
Third Party Funds Screened Against Ethical
Investment Criteria