Cl4rlty reglstratlon nurnbw265667
Companyrnglstr•lloThnumberO1095244{England andW•les)
PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
ANNUAL REPORT AND UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMEKrs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
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PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
LEGALAND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMAnoN
Trusts•$
L D Farman
J Salie
AM D Murphy
J l N Brameld
R J Pi¢JgÈon
SA Griffin
A Wlliams
D Bhudia
IAppoinled6 Derember20211
(Appointed 11 July 20221
Secretary
S A Griffin
Charlty number
Company number
01095244
R•gi$tw•d ad<tr•ss
L￿81 Board Road
Lry*er High Street
Wafford
Hertfordshire
United ￿'n9¢t￿n
IhD17 2JP
Independ•nt Examlner
SterfrngA¢counlrngSdutionsLtd
SAS House. Friarswood
ChippetheldRoad
Kings Langley
Hertfordshire
V¥D4 WB

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
CONTENTS
Trustees rewrt
Statemgnt oftrustee$ ￿p￿S[￿.1￿5
Independenl examiners rewi
Statemert tsffinancial athvites
Statement offinancial
Notes to thefinar￿1 stsiements
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PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
TRUSTEES REPORT REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
The trustees present thetr annual re￿1 aTh1 fThn(id statements for the year erKled 31 August 2022.
The finanfial slatements have been pfepare(l in aCCordar￿e wlh Its accouming policyes Set out in note 1 to the
nanrial statements and comply wth the Chari￿s trust deed. the Charities Acl 2011 ant1 "A¢cOUntir￿ and
Reporb"ng by Charities.. Statement of RecOmmer￿e￿ pra￿1￿ appI￿￿e to chanb.es preparing thetrr accDunlS ift
acurdance with the Finanrial ReKhyb'ng Standard apFAi¢2ble in the UK and. Republic of I￿land IFRS
1021" leffedive 1 January2019).
ObJectS¥•s and actlvltles
Chaiitable Aims
The eharitywa5 ￿a￿Alshed to operale. mamtain improve f•(ilrtses to tenefft Ihe pubjic through partiupaloon
in all fomis of 8ccessible artistlc *Trvity- The Purnp House Thèaire and Arls Centlè is ihe main asset used lo
achi￿8 these aims. alongside a dedKated team of staff and vdurrteers. The charty has beC￿ne Warford's hub
en¢ouraging emergingtalentand t￿Ilding a stroNJ tthnmunity artislicryitture.
The trustee5 hav¢ reviewed aTrJ complied wth th&"r duty as set out in sethon 4 of the Charitres A¢1 2006 in
regard to public benÈfit. The tnjslees have used the number and type of a￿"StiC actNities in a year as well as the
number of participants (acli¥e part)'ryP8nts and audience) asan indicalion of the public benefit adweved.
CharAlèble AcfMb8s
The princ4pal activrtres of Ihe T￿$1 are aimed at SUP[￿ing the W￿ris1O￿ of facilities for commLFnty groups in the
field50fart. dance. musicand drama. Toathievèthi5. Ihe Theatre arKIArt5Trust".
Pro￿[1e enhan¢ed facalities for amateur arNJ professi¢)n* artists to Use an(1 develop artistic eveftts.
Groups in the area are wpwted as part of our hub through worknng partnerships and flexibl•
conditi"ons'.
Mainlaining and administering Ihe centre to supportregular ath"slicuser9roups'.
Impro￿n9 and developing the f￿llItieS through consultation t*ith the user groups to irKrease access,
ensurecontsnuing safetyand enh8rKeartF$t￿¢Ontent.'
Offers opportunities for a broad range of the c(rfnmuiMty toget invclved in arts xtivityexpjoring their own
¢￿atIve powers",
Encourages in¥olv&ment of Y￿fig people in the art5 to hÈlp promote a cutturÈ in which drfterènt age
ranges play a complementary part;
Celebrates the diversity of cultures in sooety thrcwgh prom¢Sing the acli4Tities of the user groups and
operth.ng an open access pc4iy.
Fee levels for users of the centre are a 18vel to o)ver the ¢ost of c¢)eratirg and maintalning the ¢entre.
Evidence shows that these levels conth"nuèio be goc¥1 ¥￿ue and do not act as a barrierto arlists and user 9roups
using the Cerfre, howeveithe balance tthencosts and brwme needsto beconstantly monitored.
There is considerable evidence to supwrt the Twstees that the Trust enjoys a good relalK)n5hip wrth its
dients. users and the wider rjynmunty.

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
TRUSTEES REPORT REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Achleveffl•nts and perforni•n¢o
The new norma is to expectconstant Change in the wÈdef worfd and its effe(l on al. Through the dedication and
skill of our staff, board and volunteers with have managed lo keep the Trust in a stable posilion and find a way to
continue develo￿"ng our offerir¥J. We also appoiwrted Iwo hryh wofile patrorts (Dan Dark and Chris Luffj who will
help bring focus and connecbonsto our fvtur¢ plans.
We celebrated our 50th anrmversary of the Trust whith ind￿Je￿ a special event whwe we could thank and
acknowledge the signlficanl number of peotAe over the years who have enalled the Pump House reach Ihis
imwes*vÈ annsversary. Thanks to the efforts of a coutye of founders and Olher volunteers we have
published a book of our hist￿.
We also launched our Raise the Raofcampaign to rep1xet￿ Thèatre roof and provide signrfjcant improvement
to our facilities and aCceS￿tI"l￿. Due to dedicated of a ￿￿￿teerS we have al￿•0Y devekyed
architectural plansand securedplannin9permission.
We have continued to make pro9re¥s in cwr io develcy aThJ the Pump House and to keep it
relevant and connected to the needs of the local communty and ts users. We have sought and gained some
additional funt1in9. This has (￿rY l￿en F*)ssI￿e wth the extraordinary suppN)rt of a limiled number of dedicated
staff and vc4unteers. Suppwi from Waiford Borough cou￿1 and othef partners has been critical during Ihis
period.
We have been in close communication wlh our user groups and hirers and supp(>rted financially and with
a(fvice to helpthem continue their in adivitiesthroughvanous¢hallen9es.
During this yew we have continued our wowamme MaiTrten￿￿ and improvements.
W• contin￿￿ with a part lime d￿elopment nNanager wlx) has c￿bnved to aChI￿e signifirant
progress on funding b%ls. audience development ￿an$. tsjild very good Ibnks with Wafford Borough Counril.
Wattord Palacè Theatre, local business groups and established strong commurycalions wth many othèr
partners. We have also exploret1 markethng resourorwJ opbons to increase awaren￿ gf our acts"vities and more
work is needed to make best LrsethYlinMted bWs ts et￿￿th populalitin.
We continued to be part of the Wafford CThJnd's Volunlary Se¢*or commiss￿1ng Framework which also
provides some ￿oing fvThJs for our acti¥itie5.
We have continued to ￿￿xIern1se our strlth￿ and go¥emart•. indulling weknming a new board member who
bring an extensive, relevant ￿ne￿iOnS armlexperierte.
We have conkn.nued to tske a leading role In Watl(*d's cuttwal leaders. group and delivèry of Cultural
Slrategy. We gave strong support to the watfOr￿ogeIher initialive which has helped pull the local artistic
ommunily togethw to wovide a(*vilies and entertainment durirvj these difficutt times. We organised th
communily section of Watford's Centenary ¢Aebrations in CassiobLWy Park which induded 6 hours of
entertainment with 15 community organisal￿nS ¢ontribuliry.
6 years 890 we created. lead and ran the annual Watford Frinye festkva as part of remit as a hub for
emeT9ing talent to 9ive the thance for local artists ￿ all ty￿5 lo shrW￿ thwr work and for the local
community to have access to a Ixoad range of quality entertainment from around the UK. This festival creates
an accessible ￿atIO￿l for local taknt and bn.ngs many benefits to the Pump House and Watford. Desprte the
lingering chall$ng¢s of Covid we sts'S1 manayed to run a Su￿SSful festival across mUlti￿e Watlord venues. This
lèstival shows off thè great. sOrT￿lmeS overlooked talent in Watlotd arHJ thanks to the dedication of Ihe Pump
Housevolunleers and supwrtfrtyn ourpartners is a gffjwir¥Jwiislicfestr4al.
We had a full prLYJramme of events Ir￿uding plays, mu*¢a15. drama festNak. ¢hiklren'5 theatre, dance, comety,
film, folk. jazz, dasstcal MUSK, ¢oen-mic musi¢ dub, kJ¢al band ri9hts and art exhibitions. The quality of all
events continues to be hoh and Ihe repul81ion of centre is bulding through inueased numbers of new people
coming through Ihe door drawn in ty Ihe new ad]vities. Several fvnd raising aL#Nrt*s have also helped support
the Pump House as wdl as strerWeThng itSlX)mmunity ¢onnecaitin.

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
TRUSTEES REPORT REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Our employees {all part time) ha¥e conlink￿d to perfwm well in their r(4e5 and are a siyrMfi¢ant assèt in th•
smooth running ofthe ontre.
We have developed our Volunteering programme and will conlinuè to do more work in this area. Our vdunteers
are v¢tal to our succe55 and are the warmth at the core ofthe Pump H¢)use farTMty. The bar volunleers especially
are keyto the kee￿ng the Puffp H(￿$¢ open ¥nd abktocoth.me p￿￿thn9 a commuThty¥erwe for all.
I￿lIVerIng PublK Benefil
Put4ic benefit ha5 been realised this year by the ¢*aiity conlj'nuing to actseve its slated aims of opw*in9 the
Pump House Theatre and Arts centre as a fao.lty fot communhty artislbc aclivity.
The benefit has been deffK)nstrated over t￿ last yearth[￿Jgh the Idl￿*•ng indicators:
More Ihan 12.(MJO Pwiicypants thr(￿h the th)oror via online channels in all activilies {8dive partiupants
andaudIen￿)
Over 20 thèatrical Ix0dL￿I￿ftS and workshops lin pwson arKI r)nlinel by rnany different art￿tiC groups.
These groups indude some that are f(#)Jsed ¢M cJMldren and pers￿5￿ disabilrties
Weekly'open mic.. folk andjazz musi4 publicaccess grtyjps
Weekly Clc*J Morris dar￿ groups. tcthdancedassesand 01￿danCe￿tmlies
W¢P￿Y open acce$s visual art events
Drama sd)od aclmtsès
Disabilityand specialistarti*wps
Watford Frirye
Wavord centenary(*teIyati(￿ inCassioburyP*k
Hub events1nd￿jingccthedY. ¢uttur4 ev￿16. LGeTQ+ ¢venL wthshops more
Pl8n$ forfulure periotts
We have a ￿an of how to coniTrnL* fifi•TriJly and practi¢alty in ry)ntinuing diffiryjt arc￿MStanceS ant1 will
conlinue to constanUy re¥iew and revise It#s plan lo adapt to in¢vrl•bl¢ ¢harwJes.
We will conlinue to build on our ￿l*"onshIP vrith Watlord Borough Counol, Watford Palace Theatfe. local
business organisations and other partners to if￿reaSe our infiLrence and ddivery of art to the loc* communty.
We will conlinue to bulk1 and develop WatloTd FriThJe hub aLINitres.
We will conlinL* to work with Watforrl 8oroU9h Counril to investTrgatÈ OPPOrtunitie$ to add tso"lrties to our building
through partnerships and d￿elOpment. INe are f(￿￿n9 on raising fur¥15 for our maiN theatre roof replacement
project in Ihe next perrc*J.
InveSt￿nI￿
The Trustees have the power to invest the ofthe Company rnt imftwotety f￿the furtherance
of its objKis in or UP￿ such investments, secunb.es or propety as may be thought fit. subject nevertheless to
such conditions lif any) and as such C(￿sents Irf any) as may for the lime be imFosed or required by law.
Funds surplusto immediate wuirements areojfrently held oninterest-bearing bank deposi15.

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
TRUSTEES REPORT REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Financ•al ￿e￿
The trusl is Primarily sew-fijnding wth inc4)me coming from five main areas. The contributTrons madÈtothe centre
from thè fesident user groups. the rent and hirefees cl• otheruser5. various donA140ns. the surplus from
the bars and. Ihis yearfortheffirsttsmè. giants from various statutory tr)die5.
This year we have reviewed and reslructured rents and contritxth.ons to ensure the Tfust can balarKe the
accounts. This has been a sensitive process as ea¢h of the groLtps has their ¢Jwn challenges and pres$ure3.
HtNever thi3 process has been successful thmugh the goc*J workin9 reIats"on5￿p betsveen the Trust and the
groups. 8n¢J we wojld like to thank t1￿ for their Contirn￿ sUp[￿L
The trust continues to be in a *able financially. Hmerltwe is rnuch th* needs to be done to pf074ide
additional facilities ￿￿1ft the cents¥ aThJ maintain and imwo¥e those that alr￿Y exist. Proyress on thèse
desirable ac*vrt¢es is cash linlted.
Rgseryes PoliGy
Atthe end oflhe finan¢i•l year ￿$tr￿￿ell funds were £19.359 and L￿eStnCted fvnds £167.098. The Trustees will
continue theirendeav(xs to lyjild up unrestsicted fvnds. Ourpolicy is to fflaintwn working cash reservès to enable
day lo day Operat￿ and rneet Short term cash fflow fluduations while accumulab.rg funds to ￿rry out the larger
developments to the cenlre. Followin9 the AGNA In Dtr£mbET 2020 we agreed to in¢¥e8se OUT minimLbm cash
rgswveto£30.1)JO to coverany uneypeLted isSueswrth￿t intemJtA"IrvJthe 0￿ration oflhe centre.
Charity reseples at 31 Au9USt 2022 weTr av•latAe as frAl¢y•&%'.
Restricted to donor r￿inated purposes
Unrestricted funds
Tie(l up in tsngible fixed assets
A¥aiLable to meet operational reqLMThnents
£19.3S9
£167.098
£9,855
£176.602
StrUc￿re. govemanct and rnoMgement
The ch￿ty is governed by rts mernc¥￿￿uM Arfides ofAssLxth dated 16 JaNary 1973. as amended by
Special resolutionsdated 5 June2017.
Anyone aged 18 years ¢y0ver￿Y berAyfte 8 memberofthe Company. through election by ex¢siing membets at
general meeb.ng of ¢thnpany. pr￿lS1On is i￿luded in the Ariic4es of Ass(x>abon for Watford Borough
Counal to appoint two of its mernbers as Company memters. The CourKil has not exerosed this right for
severayears.
rntstees
The tw$lees who we also th"reclors for the puw of company law. a￿1 seryed during the year and up to
the date of￿A#ture of the financaal s&*menls ww•:
L D Faman
J Sadie
A M Dmurphy
J l N Brameld
R J Pidgeon
SA Grtffin
Awilliams
O BhLvJi
(App)inted6 t)ecember2021)
IApFLintsd 11 JLty 2022)

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
TRUSTEES REPORT REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Th• trustees under charity law *• •lso fv company direcior$ under eompany law. The Board of Tru$tee$ are
appointed by the members at the Annual G•n•rnl M••ling. Th• board ol irustee$, which can have between nile
andfifteen members.admN)istetsthecharity.
As set tsyt in Ih¢ Arttcles of Assooalion Ihe boa￿ mèèts at kast ten times in 3 year. The￿ is a standing
subcommittee managin9 the bar. Other sub cornmittees of worting groups m•y bg er¢aled a$ wquifed.
All p(4icy and major deci*ons relalong to Ihe trust a￿ taken by the Trusiees. The Truslees operate a hand$-on
mèna9emenl approach and af• very muth invow the day to day opernlion ofthtttheatre and arts contm.
Slaff
The trust employs four part time and ¢)thgr contracii)r$ 10 handle the day lo day centre adffltsni51r31ion and
matnttfianeè, and IM￿ement its policies_
Voluntfrers
Like many charitabl• orgarMsatK>n5. the trust re￿•9 to a cons*lerable •¥lent on the ¥0￿￿10ry work of many
peopl¢.
The charity has had di¥cussions with Watford Borough Counol to enable c0-ordinat￿n ofthè pr¢)vision of arts Tn
thg borough. The Walford Borough Couwl owns th• fr¢ehokl ollhe Pump House Theatre and Arts Centre. The
only financial tiansaclions with the Counril during Iht year wer• Ihe paym•nt of rent and buildings insurartrce
emiurns duè underthe leaseand ongoing $ubsith"sed rates payments.
Risk Man8pment
Internal risks are minimised by implèmèntation of procÈduresforthe aUlh￿15alItsn of all transacb.ons and proie¢ts
and to ensure consistent quality of delivery for all opèralional aspects ol the Trust. These pro￿dur¢S are
pèriodKally rewewed to •nsur• that they still meet th• netds of the Trvst. The Trustees regularly review the
m¥jor Msks towhKh Ihe trust is exposeo medings and have established systemsto mrtlgate those ri$ks.
These risks include damage lo reputation. crirninal acls. dala los$. heatth and 50f•ty, and change to income
sources.
Thi$ fftport was apswo¥•d by the tntstees on...................
5ign•d on Iheir behaw by
L D Farnian
Chairman
J Sad•0
Finanwl

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES REPORT RESPONSIBILrriES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
ststement of Truslees Responsiblllti¢s
Company law fequires the truslees to prepare finanual statements for e8th finantyal year. whTrch gwe a true and
fair view of Ihe slale of affairs of the chaiitable company and of the net 1rwrnln￿{Wlgoir#jI resources for the
yèar. lft preparing thefinawal slalementslhe Management CcKnn*tiee arn required to
Selectsustable accounting wjiriesand applythem consistenuy
Makejudgmentsand eth'matesthatare reaSona￿t and wdent
Pfepafe Ihe financial statement$ on a [X￿ceM basis unlessit is inappropriateto do so
trustees are resF*Msible for keeKX"n9 proper accowth.ng records whith thsdose with Teasonable at
any lime Ihe fin8naal position of the charitable ccfflpany and to enatye rt to ensure that the ffinan¢ial $t*ement$
eompty with the Companies Acl 20￿. They a￿ also respC￿$1b1e for Safeguarding the assets of the charitabl•
company and h￿cefortakir￿a 5tepsforthe prevenlicffland detethon offrwd 8nd other iwre9ularities.
Tli$ report and the financial staternent5 ha¥e been in aCc￿3Fte
Ihe special provisions ofpart 15ofthe compan￿ACt20￿ relating to small entities
the Finanoal Reporting Standard forsmall Entitles issued inApril 2Crt)8
the provisions ofthe char￿lIe$AC1S that delermine the lorm and C￿lent ofCharityAnnual Reports
Statementol Recom￿delI Practice.. Ar¢(xmling and Repvrb"ng tychaiitses i5$ued in March 2C#)5.
Ind•perNlent examination
The Pump House Theatre & Arts Lirniled is required to have an Inwndent Examinalion in a¢uwdancè wilh Ihè
provisions in the CharitiesAd 2011 and Companie5Acl 20(￿. Accorth"nyy. SlerfingAmnting Soluti?ns Ltd was
appointed Independent Examiner8llhè ty the PHTATLBtsartl Meeting on 20A￿"1202o.

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT
TO THE TRUSTEES OF PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
I report lo the trustees on financTral s&itenwl& of Pw House Theatre ￿K1 Arts Trusl Limited (charity no..
265667 ,' c¥mpany no. 1(P35244) fw the year ended 31 August 2022. which are sel OLrt on ptyes 8 to 16.
Responslbllities and Imls of itport
As the truslees of the tharitable company you are reSp￿sItI￿ for the preparab.on of the finanual statements in
accordance￿1h the Tequirernenls Of1￿ ChaTibes Ad 2011 {the 2011 A¢1) and Ihal an Independenl examinalion
is needed.
I report in respect of my examinabon of the charitable ccrfnpanys financaal statemen15 carried out under section
145 of the 2011 Act. In carrying (Mjt my examinalion I have k41rywed all the aFplicable Diredions given by Ihe
Charity Comrrnssion under section 14515)Ib) of the 2011 Act.
8asls of Ind•p•nd•nt •xamiMfs rnptyt
My examination was carried txrt in 8¢x0rd￿ genw¥ Dire¢*on8 grwen by Ihe Charify Ctynmis$i¢)n. An
examinats.on includès a review of the accounts.ny re¢ords kepl by tharity arKI a comparison of the finanaal
statements p￿sented wrth those re(xxd$. It also indudes cowderabon of any unusual items or disdosures in
Ihe fÈnanrial ststements, and seeking explanab.ons from you as trustees conceming any such matters. The
procedures undertaken do nol proyth all the eVIder￿ that WOLsld be req￿re￿ in an audit and consequenuy no
Opini￿ is gwen as to whether the financial statements wesent a Irue and fair vie* and Ihe Teport is lirnited to
those mattws Set (MJI in tP* next statement.
In<knpendent examlnefs statement
Your attenb.on is drawn to the fact that the chwty has prepared finanaal stalements in accordance with
AcctsJnh"ng and Rewjrting by Chanties p￿paring Ihw"r actounts in actordance wth the Finanrial Rèporting
Standard appli(2ble in Ihe UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 102) in weference to the A￿UntIng and Reporting
by Charities". Statement of RecL¥nrnended Practi￿ issued on 1 April 2CX)5 which is refe￿ed to in the ext￿1
regulat￿$ but has now been wthdrwn.
l understand thal this has been done in Ofderforfinanual staternents to pr(widÈ a true and fairview in
accordance with GenerallyAcceptedAccounting Prath"ce efledivefor r•sx*t"ng periods beginnbn9 on or
after 1 JanLFary 2015.
I have completed my èxaminalth. I c&Jnfirm that no matters have come to my attènlim in c¢nnect¢on with the
examina140n gtving me cause to believe that in any material respe¢t'.
1 - accovntiro recc*ds were kepl in resFeLI of the charrtaNe c(*npany as required by section 130 of the 2011
Ad; or
2. the finanoal statements do notaccord7mlh1￿$e wrfs".
3- thefinan¢ial slatements do Thjt cOMF￿y￿7ththÉ applicaNe requirwnentscowning thè fom and
ntent of a￿Ount$ set out in the Charities (A￿)unt$ and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any
requifement Ihat the accounts gNe a tft￿ and lair view which is not a matter consmlered as part of an
independent examinab'on.
I havè no concerns and h￿e come a¢ross Olher matters in conne¢aion wilh tt* examination iowhich allention
shovld be drawn in this report in order to enatAe a propw understanithng of the finamial statements lo be
reached.
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Dated.. 9 N¢wemtr*r 2￿22

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
INCLUDING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Total
funds
2021
funds
20
2022
2022
2022
2021
Oona¢ionsandlega¢ies
Charitable a￿l￿1*S
ImfèstmentS
23.￿1
51,327
55.1C
78.gJ6
51.327
151011
152.011
T¢)tal Incorne
191.135
194.135
75,13S
55.1C
130,241
Charitable acliwbes
116,491
116.491
19.323
107.845
Bar Expenditurt
21.782
21.782
2.570
2.570
Total ex￿ditut•
138.2n
138.273
91,(P>2
19,3rJ
110,415
Net In¢om• for th* y•arl
Net Mo￿￿?￿1 In fund
115,gSSI
35.782
19.826
Fund balances at 1
September 2021
Release of restrided fun(Is
48.649
81.946
I65.￿)
. 130.S95
46,164
110,769
Fund ￿lanCeS at 31 August
2022
167.
19.359
186.457
48.649
81,946
130,595
The slat•ment of thrlres MKludes all pins•NJlosses re¢r4ni8e(l in Iheyear.
All irDJmeand exFenditure deri¥efrcrfn continuin9athilw.

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
AS AT3f AUGUST2022
2022
2021
Fix•d ass•ts
Property, plant and equipmw
9.855
11.￿0
c￿rrent assets
Inventoiiès
Trade and otherr￿1v9ble$
Cash at bank and in hand
3.070
18.340
174.520
3.073
4.305
149.478
10
195.930
{19.3281
. 156.856
138.221)
¢urr•nt Ilatsfjllo
11
Net current assels
178.802
118.635
Total as591¥ letys ¢urr•nt Il•bllltl•s
186.457
130,595
Incoffle funds
Re$ln"cted funds
UTrreslnLled fuThJs
19,359
167.098
81.946
48.649
186.457
130,595
The company is enlitled toth• exempthon from aud￿1 requir•m•nt contain•d in section 477 ofthtcompanies
Ad 2006, lor the yearfrnded 31 Au9USt 2022. No member 01the￿MpwY deposited a Th0￿Ce. pwsuant lo
secb"on476. requiring an auJrt ofthese finanoal $tatoment$.
Th• iruste•$ acknowledge th•r respon5ibililie5 for ensuring that the tharity h•eps accknufiting rec4rds which
eomplywith section 386 of theAct and for preparing financial stattments whKh grve a true and fair views oflhe
stste of affairs of the company as Ihe end of ffinancial year and ol its in￿ming resources and application of
fesources. including its income and •xpenditure, lof the frnanekal year in aecordance wilh the reqU1￿mentS ofthe
CompanlèsA￿ 2006 relallng io finaneiai 51alements. $0 farasappliubktothg company.
The$efinancialstalements h•vebeen prepared in 8￿rIance￿1th the pmvisions applwt¢ltrto¢ompanies
subj•clto Ihe srnzllcompanies regime.
7 2oL
Tho finanoal Sta￿￿￿nIS wefe approved by th? Trnstees 1)n .........................
LD Farnian
Ch8im)an
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PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2022
A¢countlNJ policies
Charity inforniation
Purnp Hou$e Theatre An(1 Arts Tru51 Lin*ted is a pwivate rAmpany limit¢d by yLor8rfee in¢orporated in
England and wales. Ihe registtred offKe is M Lo¢•1 Board Road. Walford. Hertfordshire, WD 17 2JP.
1.1 Accounling convenlon
The ffinancial statements have been wepared in accordance with the charil￿S tgoverning docurnentl. the
Charities Act 2011. FRS 102 "The Frnanoal Rety)rtiThJ Standard appjicatde in the UK and Republic of
Ireland" {"FRS 102"18nd the chth.es SORP "Accounts"ng and Reporbng by Charrties." Statement of
Recommended Prathce to charities preparing their ￿nts in accordance with Finan¢?al
Reporting Standard appticable in the UK and RepU￿1C of Ireland IFRS 102)" {effec*'¥e l January 20191.
The chanty is a PU￿4¢ 8enefrt Enb"ty a$ defined by FRS 102.
The financial ststements have departed from the Charilies IAccc¥Jnls and Reports) RegulalK)ns 2008 only
to the extent Tequired to provide a true and fairviv*. This departure has invo￿Ted folltrwing the Statement of
Recommendet1 Practice for charilies ap￿YIng FRS 102 ralher than the versitjn of the Statement of
Recommended Piacts"cewhich is reft￿e￿I0 WJ the Regulations butwhich has since beenwithdrawn.
The ¢harilabtecompany has tsken adv￿t￿e0fthtt WO￿l0nS in the SORP forcharilies applying FRS102
notto Pfepare a statÈmeM ofcash flows.
The finonoal statemenls are prepwed tn sterfffwJ, whith B the funcl￿n¥1 cuffency of the d)arity. Monthary
amounts ￿ thesefina￿1sl siatements are roUr￿ed ttst￿ nearest £.
1.2 Goingconc¢rn
At the ty.me of approving the financaal staterr￿t$. the trustees have a reasonable expectation Ihal Ihe
charity has adequate resources lo conlinue in operational existence for the fweseeable fvlure. Thu5 the
trustees ￿ntinue to adopl the 9c4n9 concem basis of acrxjunb'ng in preparing Ihe firwiciaj statements.
1.3 Charltsblefunds
Unré*ridefJ are those fwKts that are avalaNe to the Iruste•s kn ihe furtherance of the c*aritable
objectives.
Rèstiicted lurM15 represent 9rants. donakn arxl legac*s wved are subject to spec4.fic conditions
by donors as to how they may be used.
1.4 I￿ome
Income is recognised when chaiitat>l& company is enlilled to it after any perfrJrmarr* conditions
have been rnel. the amounts¢an be n*asured relwbty. 8nd it ￿ probable thatincome wll received.
1.5 Exp•nditure
Expendrture is recogrmsed when a is in(yJrred, rt is wobable that the l￿bIlity wll r3ystallise and can
bemeasuredreliably.
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PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Aeeounting pollcles
{Continu•dl
1.6 Property.plantandequlF¥nènt
Property. plant and Èquipment are iThbaly rTEa5wed at C051 arAI SLknsÈwty mtssured at cost
valualion. net of dewecialion and any impam)ent losses.
Depreuation 1$ rec(>Jnised so as lo wrrie off the ¢031 ￿ valuation of assets less their res￿￿al values over
thw"r useful lives on the foll￿ing bases:
Leasehold improvernents
Fixtures ant1 fittings
Slage Equipment
Stagè Lightiny
Redwng Balance 20% per anum
Reduting b8lance at25% peraftum
Reduting 8aiance25% perartum
ReduciThJ Bal￿ 12.5% peranum
The gain or 1055 arising on the disposal of an asset is detemihned a5 the dtfference bebveen the sale
procee<l$ and the ¢arryKw value of the asset. WKI is re(yised in ￿ i￿n￿J(eXpendrtl*¢) for the year.
Capitalisation
ExpendFture in excess of £5CM) vhuch enh*Kes OT athjs to the wal￿ offixed assets 1$ c8rAalised and
depreciatet1. Expendiiure M m•ntaining ty ieiumirwJ assets to origin•l ¢ondition i% written off a$ incuffed.
1.7 Inventories
Stocks are initialty recognisèd at Iwsadion arKI sWuenty valued at the lower of Cost aThl nel
liSa￿e value. Stock movements are aCC￿nted for on a first in, first ba￿s.
1.8 Cashand cash•quivaler
Cash and cash equivalents indude cash in hand. deposits hekl at call with banks. other short-term liquid
inveslments wrth original m*urities of three months or less. aThJ bank overdrafts. Bank overdrafts are
$hown wthin bcfrowings in CLwrent lithlib"es.
I￿n•t10n$an￿Io9￿Cies
furKIs
nds
funds
2022
2021
Donats"orts and gtfts
Grant Income
4.950
73.956
37,X
18,851
55.1C6
42,0¥2
23.W1
55,105
78.sy
Grarts receovable
INal￿d 8￿Ugh
Council
Arts Counol
HMRC
31.440
&760
18.851
22.551
22.240
10,314
41.402
22.240
10.314
8.760
37,2LKI
18.851
55.105
73,956

PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIWTED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ICONTINUEDI
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2022
h•r*abl•
Total
sdesTrthlh￿ d4rftAt4•xthibHs
91.161
19.995
151011
3.162
7.459
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PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Unrestricted Unrestricted
funds
fvnds
2022
Interest receivable
c1￿Mable activltles
Charltable Ch•rttsble
Expendlture e¥penditure
2022
2021
Staff costs
Depreciation and Impalm￿rt
Rent
Rates
Water
Insurance
Cleaning
Light & Heat
Professional Fee5
Telephone
31.882
2.105
8.255
526
546
6.990
5.853
13,933
11.7161
814
1.261
309
11.6Crf)
28,477
2.600
8.011
204
7.409
2,413
9,534
3,700
642
1222)
130
13,485
1,111
1.518
1.51X)
1,133
22,769
2.991
Securty
Rtrpairs & ma￿tenC
Printing & Stalior
Sundry
Independent Examinels Fee: For Exanynbtion
Acu)untsrLy Fees
Markebng & Promoti
Perforrner & Venue Payments
3,484
1.290
14.314
11.244
116,491
107.845
Analysis by lund
Unrestncled funds
Restricte(I funds
116.491
88.522
19,323
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PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEwfs (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2022
Employees
The a¥•rage n￿nINY Nmber of emplwes a￿}ng theyw ¥Ms".
2022
p￿Mts•r
2021
Numb•r
Caretskef
Cjeaner
Office Administrators
Total
Employment costs
2022
2021
Wages and salaries
31.882
28,477
There we no emF4oyeeswhose annual rermjrwation wa5 ￿K￿l￿an£Go,rXii.
B•r Expendltur•
Unr•stricted Unrestricted
funds
fuThJ5
2022
Opening Stty
Purchases
Closing St&
Consumables
3.073
15,225
13,0701
6,554
3,268
1.516
13.0731
859
21.782
2,570
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PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL sTATEME￿s (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022
Property. plant and •quipm•nt
St•g• S•4• Ll4ht
Total
Cost
Al 1 Seplember2021
81.W3
46.412
13.418
53,843
195,S76
At 31 August 2022
81.
46,412
13.418
195,576
Dèpreciation and IM￿1rM•rt
At I September 2021
Depfeciatton charged intre year
76.839
1.013
13.399
48.780
183,616
2.105
At 31 August 2022
77.852 45.052
13.4Tr1
49,413
185.721
CarySng anv)uni
At 31 August 2022
4.(fj1
14
4.430
9.855
At 31 August 2021
1.814
19
5.rfj3
11,960
Inventories
2022
2021
Finishe(I gcKJds and gcods for res*
3.070
3.073
10 Tr•de arNI olher rec•lvables
2022
2021
Amounts talling wllhin one year.
Other rerAvables
Prepayments and ¥Ax￿1 income
1,204
3.100
17,254
18,340
4.305
11 Current Ilab511￿
2022
2021
Trade payatles
Other payables
Acuuals 8nd deferred income
3.842
13,207
21.172
19,328
38,221
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PUMP HOUSE THEATRE AND ARTS TRUST LIMITED
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEKfs (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST2022
12 Analysls ofnetasselsl*t¥fftn funds
Telal Unrestricted Restrided
fvnds
funds
2021
2021
Total
funts
2022
funds
2022
Fund balarwts at 31
ALtgust 2022 are
represented by.
Property. plant aThl
equipment
Currernl a$5etsl
(liabilities)
11.550
157.243
19,359
176.￿2
81.946
118.635
167.098
19,359
1&5,457
81.946
130.595
13 Rdated party transactlorfa
The￿ We￿ no disdos8ble related p8ty ￿$•￿10nS d￿ng tp* ye8r12021 - rK)nel.
14 Op•ratifi9leas•eommitinents
As at the rewling date the charitat* c4)mpany had an oJtstanrftng commitment for lease payments under
the Current lease which cDntains a LKeak dause in favour of the ￿asee. the ￿aSee may give 6 m*)nth$ io
quit and lea¥e at the end of Ihe notice peri¢)J. Currenoy ihe landlord is in¥orAng a rent of £8.589 p.a. fty the
period to2024.
15 Tluslee RemUnerationand•x￿rtes
The truslees compfi.se key rnana9ement of the Trust. None of Iru*ees recwved any ftmuneralion
payments for ￿tiVitieS carried cxrt on behaw oytht Tntst12021." none).
16-