rtty registration numbeff: 267646 Pinder Recreational Trust Annual R¢port ond Financial Statem¢nts for the Year Ended 31 March 2025 UHY Ross BrrJok¢ Charter¢d Accountsnts 31a Charnham Street Hungerford Belkshire NeMtsury Berkshire RG17 OEJ
Pinder Recreational Trust Contents Trnstees, Repxjrt I4 Stattmcnt of Trnste¢s' Responsfftbilities Independent Examinefs Report Statement of Financial Aettviti¢& Balance Sheet Notes to the Financial Statements 9t0 15
Pinder Recreational Trust Trustees, Report The trustccs pres¢nt th¢ aDnual ryort togethEr with the fmancia] stthm¢nts of the Charity forthe y¢ar endcd 31 March 2025. Trusts The tharity's sole trust¢¢ ts Burgb¢l¢re Parish Council who are ethpowered to appoint sub-comrnitt¢¢s as it thinks fit for the administration of the ¢harity. Objettives and ¢tiviti¢fy Objects l) The provision maintenan¢e of the village hall, for the us¢ of the inhAbit4nt5 of Burghclere and Newtown without distinction of political, relTgious or other opinion5, includin8 use for meetings, lectures classes and for other fornis of recr¢ationa] and leisure time occupalion, with the object of improving the conditions of life. 2) To provide {or assist in providing} for thc habitants of the Parish of BuTgh¢lere facilities for tecffation, or other leisure time o¢¢upation in the interests of so¢ial welfoje and with the object of improving their ¢onditions of life. 3) The b¢nefit of the inhabitants of thc Parish of Burghclere by suth Charitsble purp03¢5 as the trustee thinks fit. Objeciives, Slrnlegiaw ond ocdvlti¢s The charity derived its in¢ome from hall lettings. rent for the use of the recr¢ation 8mund, rent for the aUotm¢nts, income from investments 2nd r¢ni from the cottage and government grants. www.rx)rtalhall.¢orn is being used frequently forr¢¢ording a c4lendar of ¢vents and for ix)okings. P¥bUe bene The uses of the faGiliti¢s in the trustse's opini¢m med the objects of the chaTity aT satisfy the rcqutrement for the charity to have a public benefii. The thJ$tees confjrni that they hav¢ ¢(p]led with the requirements of section 4 of the Charilies Act 2011 to have due r¢gard to the public Fn¢fit guidanee published by the Charity Commission for England and Wales. Page I
Pinder Recreational Trust Trnstees, Report FlnADti81 r¢view Hall bookings continue to thrive. with regular hirers such as th¢ Pr¢-S¢lkn)ol, Wl, and Horticultural Swiety providing a stable income stream. Onff bookings for o dtvetse tange of events, including private parties, fundraising functioD& and weddings. This has rther tribUted to r¢vcnue. We are plc8sed to rep)rt that th¢ hall genernted income of £21,661, reflecriDg an tncre&se of approximately £3,473 compared io the previou5 year. This growth is primarily due to the hall on¢e again being hireil as a filming location foT'T)ownton Abbey". Net rental income from th¢ Porta] Cottase totajlcd £11,748 from th¢ l¢tting agent after rnaDag¢m¢nt f¢es and rewdirs totalling £5,678.There w&s a Short void in Jun¢ 2024 before new tsnants moved in. The Tn]st invested £9.567 ihis fuMDcial year in redewrating the cottage #nd part-payment for replacing its windows, with compl¢tion scheduled for ¢ar]y in the next finan¢ial year. Th¢ Trnst conlinu¢s to benefit from a grant from the Parish Council to coveT the c05t of 8ra55 cutting. The PortBI Hill wÉndow replacement project Wds St$SlIY Completed in Augu& funded by 4 £26,784 grant secur¢d last year from the UK Gov¢rnm¢nt's UK Shared Prosperity Fund. The final slage payment of £20.088 has now been re¢eived. Investrnct remain a significant contrli )utor to the Thist's inwm¢, generatitig £5.2 this y¢4r, an in¢&8¢ from £4,867 in the previous year. In addition. the Trust has opened two new saving5 XCOUtts with Lloyd$ and th¢ ChaTity B4TrK rther strgthen[Trg it5 finan¢iai p)sition. Routine hall maintenancc costs have redu¢¢d by approXintefy £1.500 this y¢gr. as efforts have been focused on ¢ompleting larger-seale projects. Looking ahead, thc TTU51 aims to undertake substant] work on the roof and guttering in the 2025126 fJnan¢iai year. Utility Gosts hav¢ d¢cr¢as¢d by PrOXiMatelY £1,900, thanks to prndertt fi] purcha$ing decisions and improved ener8y effi¢i¢n¢y folk)wing the in5ts11ation of new windows. Sandra Whitin8 appointed Chgty in Febru 2025, following the resignation of Andrew Crowley. Richard CaTrow stepped dowm as Vic¢-Chair in May 2024. Th¢ Trpjst wishes to express its grdtitudc to them both for their dedieètion ond ntribUTIOns. The Trust reports a surplus of £4.593 which 1$ a significant deer¢ase frthn th¢ pr¢vious y¢ar's swplus of £20,1.38. This reduction reflects the ongoing ¢ommitinent to essential repairs and maintenance to Safeguard the buildings, Despite thi5. the Trust r¢mairts fin¢131 stabl¢ and w¢llysitioned for the year ahead. Strnelllre. governante m4ngemeDt N4thre ofgoverning docunllt The charity 15 controlled by its goveming ¢kncumenL a deed of and wnstituts$ sn unincoTporated clwity. The m#n4ement committee n)anage the charity on beIlf of the sole trtle¢ aT¥l deal with all day to day Page 2
Pinder Recreational Trust Trnstees, Report RevluatioD of trusi property Tht Portal memori Hall and ¢ottage were revalued sorn¢ tim¢ ago to £950,000 following a further review of reinstatement value. Although the rein5tat¢m¢nt value h&8 now increased 4bov¢ £950.000, the Th1¢¢ does not eonsid¢r that the accounts value should be increased ¥ the open market vallke would not exceed £950.000. Th¢ T)ustee continues ¢0 be satksfied that £950.000 is an appmximation to m8rket Value and does not ftel an ¢xt¢rnal open market vttiuation was justified and as & result no depreciation of the asset is required. These assets are held in Trust by the Parish Council of the Pfiri5h of Burthlere on behalf of tbe PinderR¢¢reaiional TrSt The ¢harity also owms th¢ Burghcl¢re RKreation Ground which w&% gifted to the charity and has no ¢ost and h&8 noi been valued. In addition the charity a]$0 man&ges a village Car part a ¢hildren's playground. a milleDnium garden. allotment& And a memorial gArden ott behaif of the Burghcler¢ Pish Council as dwtee. Risk maDazement The trustees have a duty to identify and r¢vi¢w the rith$ to which the charity is ¢xpostd and to ensure appropriate mntrols aTe in pla¢¢ to provide reasonable &ssurance against fiaud and error. The moDagement eornmitte¢ regu]arly review risks on behalf of the trtte and ar¢ satisfied th&t appropriate controls exist. In parti¢ular there is an on-going programm¢ of mmtenan¢¢. Other The trustee 8180 gives its, grateful thank5 to all the managunent Committee and helpers for Iheir ¢ontinuing support. Pag¢ 3
Pillder Recreational Trust Trustees, Report Rtfer¢n¢e •nd Admthlstrtive Detsi Thistees Buryhclere Parish Coum¢il Senior Management Tegm Mrs S WhitiD¥ {Appointed 3 FebNary 2025), Chair Mr A Patrick-smith. Vice Chair Mr G Morton Mrs A HaNey Mr I ColliD5 Mr J Pares Mrs Claire Bamard IAppoint¢d 2 September 2024) Mr A Crowley (Resigned 3 Febn]ary 2025) Mr RCaTtow Oiesi8ned 13 May 2024} Mrs J Letsome, Cl¢rf( Printipal Otriee Portal Hall Church Lane Burgh¢lere Newbury Berkshire RG20 9HX Cbarity Re8istrxtloJh Nmber Independent Exlmlntr 267646 UHY Ross Brooke Chartered Accountanis 3 la Ch•mham Street Hungerford Bcrk5hire Newbury Berkjhire RG170EJ The annual r¢port was approved by the trustees of the Charity on .................... and $i8ned on its bchalf by: S Whiting Page 4
Pinder Reereation21 Trn8t Statement of Trustees, Responsibilities Th¢ trustees Ere responsibl¢ foT preparing the Trnste¢$' Annual Report and the finoncial Statements in &ccord8nce with the United Kingdom A¢¢ounting Standard5 (Untied Kin8dom G¢Derally Accepted Accounting PralCe) and applicable law attd regulations. The law applirable to chaTiti¢s requires the trustees to prq)are finat)¢ial Statements foT tach fJnan¢ial year which give a true and fair view of the statr of affairs of the charity and of the incoming resow¢¢s and application of resources of the charity for that period. In preparing these financial siatemeDts,th¢ In¢¢5 are required to: select suitsbl¢ accounting policies and then apply them consistently. obsejve th¢ methods principles in the Charities SORP,. rnak¢ judg¢ment$ and ¢slimates tIMt are Teasonable and prudent; state wh¢ther applicable aecounting standards have been followed, subject to any material d¢partures disclosed and explained in the financial statements wjd prepare the fmancial statements on the going ¢otteern b8sis unless At is itiappropriat¢ to Psume that th¢ Chtirity will ¢ontinue in busrDes5. Th¢ ¢Nstees are resnSible for keeping proper a¢¢oulltin8 records that disclose with re4sonable a¢¢urxy at any time the fingJJcia] w)llon of the charity and ¢Dable them to eThsur¢ tIt the fmancial statements ¢omply with the Chatiiies Act 2011, the appli¢able ChitieS (Aecount$ and Reports) Regu18tion4 and the provtsions of the Constitution. Th¢ trnstees are a150 responsible for saf¢guarding the &ssets of the chority and hence for taking re&80nable sleps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities. Approv¢d by the trustres ofth¢ CIMrity on.................... and si8ned on its b¢holf by: Mrs S Whiting Page 5
Pinder R¢¢re4tion41 Trust Independent Examiner's Report to the trnstees of PRnder Recreation41 Trust I r¢port on the accounts ofthe ¢harity forthe Ye ended 31 Mard) 2025 which are set owt on pages 7 to 15 . Re8pettive respon$lbilitie% of trust•es and exaler The Charity's trwstees #rc responsible for the preplration of the accounts. The Charity's trust¢¢s wnsider that a udit is not required for this yvdr uThl¢r section 144{2) of thc Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Att) attd that iDdep¢ndent examitJatiOll i5 n¢VAl. It 1$ my responsibility t()- examir a¢¢ounts under Section 145 of the 2011 Act" to follow the pro¢¢dw¢s laid dowi in the g¢neral Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5Xb) of the 2011 A¢t,' and ¢0 51al¢ whether particular mtteJs have ¢ome to my attention. Ba5i9 ofindepend¢nt examiner's report My examination was ¢arried out in accordanc¢ WAth th¢ general Dir¢¢tions gtven by the Charity Commissio examinalion in¢lud¢s a review of the a¢countin8 records kept by the ¢harity and a ¢<Nnparison of the 8wounts pr¢sthted with tknse records. It also includes cottsideratiot) of any unusual item5 or dis¢losur¢s in the a¢)unt& and seeking explanations frorn you as trnst¢¢s con¢eming any such Matters. .The procedurc5 widertaken do not provid¢ all the evidence that would be xequTred in an audit and nseqUentlY no opinion is given as to whether the a¢¢ounts present a 'true and fair view. attd the rert is litnited to those rnatters set out in the statement b¢low. Independent euminv'* ststement In ¢onnedion with my examination. tK) rnatt¢r has to my aitention: (l) which give$ me a lnable cau% to believe that in any matertal respect the requ1Ments. to keep awuD¢ing recoth in a¢wrth¢e with s¢rtion 130 of the Clwitie$ Act 2011. to prepar¢ K¢OURts which accord with the a¢countin8 rccord8 comply with the a¢wunting r¢quiT¢ments of th¢2011Act have not been mel or (2} to which, in my opinioth. attetition should be drawi in Orderto ¢nable a proper understandin8 of th¢ a¢counts ¢0 b¢ reach. Kery Hawkins FCCA, UHY R0s5 BTook¢ Chartered Ac¢ountants 31a Charnham Street Hungerford B¢rkshir¢ Newbury Berkshire RG17 OEJ Pa8¢ 6
Pinder Recreational Trust Statement of Financial Activiti¢8 for the Ye¥dr Ended 31 March 2025 Unru¢ri¢t4d fuDd5 RtatriL*ed funds Total 2025 Note Income and Endomrnts from: Donations and Icsacies tnve5tm&it in¢ome Other in¢om¢ 720 6,959 40,566 20,088 20,808 6.959 40,566 Tot&1 Income 48.245 20,088 68,333 Exp¢nditurn on: Other exp¢nditure GainlO$s¢S on invesimenl 8s5¢ts {36.843) (113) (26,784) (63.627) (113} Net movement in fvnds 11289 (6.696) 4,593 Retondliation of fitDd Total fimds brought forw8rd Total fuods Ti¢d forward 1,167,622 6.696 1,174,318 12 1.178,911 Unrnstrieted runds 1,178,911 TotHI 2024 Re5trlrt¢d Nole Incomt Emdtswments from". Donations and legacies tnvestrierrt inwm¢ Other inwme 970 5.014 33.808 6.696 7,666 5,014 33.808 Total Ill¢ 39,792 6.696 46.488 Expendltsre on: Other expenditure Gain511osse$ ot) invesknent a5s¢ts 132,089) 5.739 {32,089) 5,739 Net movement in fimds 13.442 6.696 20,138 Rtt•ncili•tion of funds Totsl funds bmugki forward Total fid5 carried fonvard ,154,180 1.154.180 12 1,167.622 6,696 1.174.318 Ail of th¢ Chartty's activities derive from continuing op¢ralions during the abov¢ tsvo periods. The fimds breakdown for 2024 is shown in note 12.
Pinder Recreational Trust (Registralion Dumber: 267646) Balance Sheet as at 31 March 202S 2025 2024 Note ed asset$ Investments 1.081.703 1.081.816 Current Mets D¢lrtors Cesh at bank aDd in hand 4,692 93,766 1,915 91.757 98,458 93,672 Creditors: AmDunts falling d¢ Ivithin one ye4Jr 10 11250 {1,170 97.208 92,502 Net Y5tl# 1.178,911 1,174,318 FuDds ofthe Cbarfty: R¢strk¢ed Ineome 6,696 Unrestricted ineonbt UDrestri¢t¢d in¢ome funds 1,178,911 .167.622 Total hThds 12 1.178,911 ,174.318 The financial statements on page5 7 to 15 were approved by th¢ Inth¢s, and authorised for issu¢ on . and sigthed on their behalf by". Mrs S Whiting P48¢ 8
Pinder Recreatiollal Trust Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2025 l Attoullting po]i¢ie5 St4tsmeDt of compli8n£e The fInan¢1 stattrnents have been prepared in accordance with A¢rountiD8 and Rerthing by Charities.. Ststem¢nt of Reended PTa¢ti¢e applicable to Chartties preparing their alUnts in a¢¢ordancc with the Financial Reporting StsndaTd applicable in the UK ond Republic of Ireld (FRS 102) (eff¢¢tive l January 2015)- (Charities SORP (FRS 102)), the FinatKial Reporting Standard applicable All the UK and Republic of Ireld (FRS 102) and the ChttieS Act 2011. B8is of preparation Pinder Recreational Trust meets the definition of a public ben¢fit entity under FRS 102. Assets and liabilities are initially re¢ognised at historical ¢ost or transaction valu¢ unless otherwise 5tthd in the releyalli aClltillg poli¢y notes. Golng e•Detrn The trnst¢¢s ¢othsider that there are material unc£rtainti¢s about the Charity's ability lo continu¢ as a going n¢¢rn. Income and endowjttents Voluntsry income including donations. gilts. lega¢ies and gmts that provide core futbAing or are of a gen¢tl nature is recognised wh¢n the Charity bas entitlement to the iDcom¢, il is probable that the incorne will be received and the amoum ¢an be Meed sufficient reliability. Gr4TTrts recavable Grants are reco8ni5ed when the charity has an entitl¢m¢nt to the fund5 and any conditions linked to the grants have been met. Wher¢ performance condition5 ar¢ attached ty thc 8rant and ar¢ y¢t to be met, the incorne is re¢ogskis¢d as a liability and included on the batanc¢ sheet &$ deferred InMe to b¢ rele&sed. Dividetth are recogThised 0¢ the dividend hos bttn declared aDd notification has been received of the dividend ExpeDdi(ure All expenditure is reco8nts¢d ontt there i5 a legal or ¢OnStrtiVe obligation to that expenditure, it is probable settlement is required and the amount can b¢ Measur r¢liabty. All ¢osis are allofjat to th¢ oppli¢abl¢ expendilure heading that aggregate 5imifar ¢osts to that cate80ry. GovtTDm¢nt grants Gov¢mment grants arc recognised based on the accrual model and are m¢46ured At th¢ fatr value of the ¥ss¢t rectived or receivabl¢. Granls art cl&%sificd as relaiing either to revenue or to oss¢ts. Grdnt$ r¢lating to r¢venu¢ are r¢c<)gn15ed in in¢om¢ over the period in which th¢ related costs are re¢ognised. Grants relatin8 to &8$¢ts are re(XWJed over th¢ expe¢*d useful lif¢ of th¢ asset. Where part of a gtant relating to an asset is deferred, it is tecognised as d¢f¢tted itLCQrne. Page 9
Pinder Reereational Trust Notes to the Financial St&t¢ments for the Year Ended 31 March 2025 InvestmeDt properties The twstee ¢tsD5Lders th* investment property IS ¢Tled at fair v4lue, derived from a r¢view of rein5tatem¢nt value. An external open market vaiuation is not justifled du¢ to the cost involved. ChaD8ts in fair value are I¢gnIsed in the SOFA. Fkned asset Investments Fixed &4set investments, other than programme related 1DV¢Stsnen aTe included at market valu¢ at the baiattc¢ sheet date. Rea]iscd gains &t)d losse$ on investments are ¢al¢ulatcd as th¢ diffence betw¢¢n sal¢s Proceeds and their market value * the stofi of the year, or their Subseque Cost, and are (hsed or ¢redit¢d to the Stat¢m¢nt of Finartcial Activities in the period of dispos. Unreali5ed gait)s and loss¢5 present the Movcnt in market lu¢S dwing the y¢ar 4nd are ¢redited or charg to the Sthtem¢nt ofFinancial A¢ttvities bd on th¢ markd value at the year ¢nd. Fund strnetsre Unrestricted income funds ar¢ g¢Aherdl funds that #re available for use at th¢ Isite,5 discretion in ffijrthernice of the obj¢¢tive5 of the Charity. Designated fiJnd$ are unrestri¢ta fimds s¢t aside at the dis¢Tetion of the tnLSte¢ ftsr spe¢ifi¢ purposes. The splil of fimd is noted in note I l. R¢strithed income thnds are those donatrd for use in a parti1r area or for specif1¢ purposes, the us¢ of which is restricted to that area or purpose. Pase 10
Pinder Recreational Trust Notes to the FiDaneial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Mareh 2025 2 from donAtion# ind Itgacies Unrestrieted ttds Restrieted funds To*1 2025 Ttstxl 2024 General . including capital grants. Gov¢rnment grants 720 20.088 20,808 7,666 720 20.088 20.808 7.666 3 Investment iDeome Unrestricled Totsl 2025 Tot1 2024 General Jntere$t r¢ttivable and similar in¢om¢' Interest receivable on baDk deposits Other inwme from fixed asset investments 1,759 5.200 1.759 5.200 147 4.867 6.959 6.959 5,014 4 Other tntornt ureStrIcted fund$ Total 2025 Totsl 2024 GeDeTal Rental in¢ 40,S66 40,566 33.808 Pagell
Pinder Reereational Trust Note# to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Mareh 2025 5 Otber exp¢ndithre UDr¢strActtd funds Rtstrlettd fullds Total 2025 Total 2024 GeDer•l Wa8cs salaries 2,403 1,596 1.504 1,915 24,310 2,403 ,596 1.504 1,915 24,310 26.784 1,440 432 1.310 3,503 .637 1,81¥ 20.433 Ligh( h¢* and power Insurance Repairs and maitttellarKe Winth)ws Sundry exp¢ns¢s Telephone Independ¢nt examinerfg fee Le8a] and profe5sionat fees 26.784 1,440 432 1,310 1.933 213 432 1,219 36.843 26,784 63,627 Page 12
Pinder Recreational Trust Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2025 6 GovtnuDent gran Grants of £720 were r¢c¢iv¢d from the Parish Council to help towards the cost of grass cuttin812024 - £970) and a grant from Bingk¢ and Deane Borou8h Council of £20.088 tovwds the cost of repla¢¢m¢nt windows (2024- £6.696) The thiount of grhnts re¢o8Thised in th¢ finan¢ial statements was £20,808 (2024- £7,666}. 7 Thi$t¢es remuDeTatiOD and expenses No tNstee& nor any persons com)e¢ted with th¢m. have received any remwratiott from the charity during the year. No llustees have rxeiv¢d any reimbursed expenses from the charity during th¢year. 8 Fixed *8s¢t inv¢stments 2025 2(124 tnveslment properties Other inv¢sthients 950.000 131,703 950.000 131.816 1.081.703 1,081,816 Investment prnperties Investment propertles Cost orvaluition At l April 2024 950,000 Provi$wD At 31 March 2025 Net bo(bk v4]ue At 31 M8r¢h 2025 950.000 At 31 March 2024 Th¢re has been no valuation of investment property by an iA¢PEndent va]uer. 950.000 Pag¢ 13
Pinder Recreational Trust Notes to the FiDan¢ial Statements for the Year Ended 31 Mareh 2025 Other IDveatrn¢nts IDve$tments Total Cost or V#lutio At l April 2024 Revaluation 131.816 (113} 131.816 (113) At 31 Morch 2025 131.703 131.703 Net book value Ai 31 M4rch 2025 131.703 131.703 At 31 Mar¢h 2024 131,816 131,816 9 Debtor5 2025 2024 Trad¢ debtors Prepayments Accrned income 995 2,366 1.331 1.915 4,692 1.915 10 Creditors: f•lling d¢ within on¢ y¢ir 2025 2014 A¢cruais 1,250 .170 11 CommTtmeDts Cpknl conllnitments Windows The totsj amount contra¢led for but not provided in the fuw)ci*l 5tsteJn¢nts was £Nil {2024- £29,608). Page 14
Pinder Reereational Trust Not¢8 to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2025 12 Fund8 Balance At I April 2Q24 lthcomiD¥ resources Resources xpeDded Bgl•nce it 31 Mar¢b 2025 UNrutrldedEÉnernlf4nds General Fund Capitsl Fund R¢valuation Fund 81102 135.520 950,000 1.167,622 48,245 (36.843) {113) 93.504 135,407 950,0( 1.178.911 48245 136,956) Reytricted funds Iknerai Fund 6,696 20,088 (26,784) T•tsl 1.174,318 68,333 (63,740) .178,911 IDeoMig Rtsournes exptndtd Bolante #t 31 March 2024 April 2023 Uttrestrirted (wids Gen¢ral Fund Capital Fund Revaluation Fund 74,399 129,781 950,000 39,792 132,089) 5,739 82,102 135.520 950,1100 .167,622 1,154,180 39,792 (26,350) R¥tri¢ted Gentt81 Fund 6,696 6,696 Tortl 1,154.180 46,488 {26.350) 1,174,318 13 Analysis Of net assets betwee fvnds Unrestricted ds T1*1 fund8 Fixed a55et itive5tmcnts Current sets Cuttertt liabilities 1,081.703 98,458 1250 1,081,703 98,458 .250) Totsl net aSs¢ts 1.178,911 1.178.911 Pa8e 15
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