Broadway Lodge Llmlted
IA Charllabl• Company Llmrt•d by Gu¥rnnt••)
Annual Roport and Flnanclal Stst•ments
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
C¢)mpany Numbor. 01201899
Charfty R•glst•rnl In Eng1W￿ W•l•s Number. 269167

Broadway Lodg• Umlt•d
Contents
For the Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
Contents
Reference and Admlnistratfve Detals
Trustee Directws. Rep(*t
3-12
ststement of Tnotees, RespO￿lbillieS
13
Ind8p8ndenl Auditors. Report
14to17
Statement of Financial Activit
18
Balance Sheet
19
Statwnenl d Cashlkxs
Noles to the Flnanclal Stslemenls

Broadway Lodge Limited
Referencè and Administrative Detalls
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Trustees and Dlr•ctorn
A S Lytte￿Oft (Chair)
C Cole
Rev P Davis
C HalkTomkn
A Hyde
CJ8W
Dr P Seviour
C Sparks
Chl•f Exac￿1v•
Senlor Managemonl Team
J p￿k￿5
M Trew
G Volans
Prln¢lpal Offico and Reglstor•d Offlco
37 Totterdovm Lane
Weston Suw Mare
BS24 9NN
Bankers
Uoyds Bank PLC
120 Lewisham High Street
SE13 6JG
Sollcltors
Fcot An￿OY
T￿￿ Qu&1
Blackbrook Park Avenue
Blackbrook Business Park
Taunton
TA12PX
Auditors
BlackLYook Park AveThJe
Taunton
Scrfn8rset
TA12PX

Broadway Lodgo Limitod
Twstee Directors, Report
For Ihe Year Ended 31 March 2025
The Trustee& wtho *8 also dwectors for the purpjses of ihe Cryanies Ad, present thelr report and th8
f￿ancial slat&m8nts ol the charty fcf tho year andod 31 March 2025.
The f￿a￿la1 statern￿ts have been piepwed in acrJ)rdan¢xJ wilh the a(￿untIng policles set In note
1 to the finwthil statements and compty with the tharity'$ Memorarmjum and Artides of Association. tt18
Flnandal Reportlng StaNlard applicable kn the UK arrfl Republ1¢ of Ireland {FRS 102) {effective 1
January 2019)- Icharfties SORP FRS 102}, ts Financial ReE￿Ing StsThJard arplicable in the UK and
Republic of Ireland {FRS 102) aThl are in acclxdanco ￿ thè Cornpan￿ Act 2006. The charity Is
varlously referred to Ihroughoul ttrms rep(xt as ￿ther Ihe chariif, Ihe C￿pan￿ ¢y "Ihe ch&ltabte
¢ompany'.
Reference and Admlnlstratlon Delalls
Charty numbw. 269167
Company number. 1201899
Reglstered ad(kess: 8ro8(hwdy Lodg8. 37 Totterdml Lane. weSt(￿-SuPer-Mare. BS24 9NN
Structur•, Gov•rnan¢• Mon•g•m•nt
The organisation is a charitable wr¢)any Iwnited by guarantee. kwporated on the 27th Febnjary 1975,
although Broadway Lodge stsrted Ils work ￿4th addiclion in 1974.Th6 company was established under a
emorandum of Association. wlkh established the objects and powers of tho d￿ritable company and
is governed urth its Arttcles of Assooal#)n. In Ihe eveni of th8 cofflpany ￿lTrg *fjund up members are
required to contribula an amount not exceed￿￿ £1.
Th8 followtng I￿￿te95 who a￿ also directss for th8 pUr￿se5 (A Comp￿ law, during tho y•ar:
C Cole:
P Davis-
Unlverslty Le(*urerlStrat8gy & Innov8tMin c￿sU118r￿
Supemumwary Minister
C Hall-Tomkln ProFwty Investor and Business Consullant
A Hyde
Hospltal Dlr8Ctor
C Jem:
Insurance Broker
S Lyttelton
Music Curator and Conwltant
P Seviow:
Retired GP
C Spwks: Retired Nurse
{ChaK ofTruste95>
anisatk)nal
The full Board of Twstees meets a ffinlmurn 4 iknes 8 year ar￿ 1$ resP￿SIble for tho strategic
dlrection arKI ￿￿1¢Y of the chwty. These m8elings are also awjmenled by adu81 vlrtual Interlm
board meelings to supwt the decasion-making process as and Wt￿ the rned arises.
Day to day reSp￿￿bility rests th tha Chief Executive arKI the Senlor Leadershlp Team (SLT). The
Chlef Executive ha5 delegaied respon￿7)111fy from the Board of Trustees to ensu￿ that the chanty
delivers the seThKe$ degxlbed In the objeth'ves and aclivit*s and rAmpke$ tmth all applicable statutory
requirements.

Broadway Lody Llmltod
Trust88 Dlrectors. Report
For the Year End8d 31 March 2025
Various Committees meet bHnonthty or quarterfy with attendance from the 8oard of Trustees, brth)bars
of the SLT and representatives fron auoss the ￿anisat[On. The Commitlees oversee dinical
governance, KM)li¢i88 and pro¢odures, health and safety. compuanee with 8pplTrcable statutory
requlrements and risk assossments. they also erwre through (¥0Sx)rgan￿tI0n r8pre$enlatNJn that all
requirebr￿ of the CQC aro n*L
Our Commllté6 strudure is:
HR&
Patient
Health,.&
TrusimCEqNi
Clinical
Governance
Therapy
Governance
Method of
intment
The management of the i*arty is the rnswnsibilty of the Bo¥d of Trustees are elected and ¢o-
opted under the tenns of the Arbd88 of AssociatM)n.
Politrie$ for the I
uction and Trainin
Tru
Naw TNstees are provided with an Indu(thn sxogranyno upOn￿1n1Vj Ihe ¢*arfty.
Arran
ements ts S
n6ra￿On of th8 Cha
nt
rsonn81
The Board sets the remunerat￿n package for the CW Ex8(￿tiVe based LYL a packag8 ¢ommgnsurate
with lh8 In￿Sty ncm.
Th& Chlel ExeoJtive sgts the pay level. wlth ratrfKation of the Board, of all othor members of tho SLT.
The Chief ExeoJtive Sots tho pay lovel of all other staff exceptiro the aLM)v8.

Broadway Lodg• Limitod
Trustee Directors. Report
For the Year Ended 31 M￿Ch 2025
R8lationsh' Betsyeon Broa(hva Lod and Related Parties
Broa(hYay LcKlge is not affdiated with any groups nor d(￿ M havg any sub8kliarie8. It
occasionally joins other organisations in partnership to bid C￿tractS in Vlfith casa a memorandum of
understanding undwpins th8 arrarwnent and a (mtract delineates the partiojlars of the partnership
the bid is successful. Bn)adway Lodge is a mombor of the Choices Group that is made up of Ilkeminded,
indepondgnt addiction arKI rehalxltatlon enllties.
Obl•cllvM and Adlvlll8B
Tho ch8riVs obiecknve princw a(*vlty k the tre8trnent of addiction and assodated hams ol
individuals and their famlies, fo¢usY#J on the 12-step phloscyhy. The trustees ensure that at all times
and In all are88, polths are In place lo enable th8 charlty to fulfil its ObJe￿.yO3.
Tho tharity's Vison and Mlssion ren￿￿ th8 sam? thbs Is:
WAY
TRAltsrorEu4Nfi I s
Vlfjlon: .

Broadway Lodg• Llmftod
Truste8 Directors. R8POrt
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Tr* charity offèrs an ext￿3￿6 rangè of flexible treatrn￿ ￿ rehabthtlon sorvicas ind￿thng
detoxification. residential rehalmlitation, SUPFthed housing and Lxmmunty servi￿. Associated activities
induding education, training and consuttancy is &Milable to sL*ools, ¢￿￿ge9. Ihe publt sector and
corporal8 oryaanisations. There is 8190 coll8boralive worklng wilh 0th8r treatment providers in order to
rals• awarene33 of addlctlon. treatment optkTh and w<wmw.
Ivilles Dellver Publk Benefit
,%Lrvicc l)iovisioii
2024/25

Broadway Lodge Llmlted
Trustee Directors. Report
For the Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
The chariws treatment Fwrwnmes conliiue to wovMYe the (yFK*tunty for indNNJuaS8 to be￿ne
abstinent from their addK4b)n and go on lo lulfiling INes. many erMJagiryJ i) furthor education and
employmenL
Broadway Lodge cOntirM￿ to receive eNwlrfes from Ir￿K￿ls. families and heallh care kvof•ssbn*
trY￿g tc obtain diaritable assistance. Th8 txg8nisatiM erthavours to provide as much tharitablo
assistance as is feasibly posSI￿e, and as stated last year it was the aim of the charty to S￿nIf￿n11Y
In¢roas• this offering arKI has seaKed grant fvnding for 9. 4 week troatmont $bts that will b8 spread
over th8 year8 2024125126 arKI 2027. Fwther to tIMs V￿ conlinue to seek ways k) increase this provision.
In totsl 35 tharty bed nh3hts ddfrrf8rod in 2024. tt is enV￿aged that the increased $olf-paying and
o)rp)rate rna￿ts WMI hetp Broadway Lodge to athteve this.
Broadway Lodge has aL*o reinstst6d 6dLtstion to trainees throwh placements Wbth the Charity. In
addiknon Mental Heath Nurses. Soc4al Worke￿, Poke Offic8TS and Ccwnsellors are at4e to develop tlwlr
knomrfedge of addlctlon and substancÈ misuse as part of their votalional tralning.
Flnanclal Revlew
Resum for the Year
Broadway Lodge has had an0tr￿ yw of rKtsitlYe grtr*th and as a CA)rwuen¢e the Net Inc4)mo to 31°
Marth 2025 was £161.923 (Net I￿orn8 to 311 March 2024 was £ £145.001).
Longer tem) debt decreased In the year tr￿n £330.140 to £279.545 as Broa(frway Lcmjge cOn￿￿U6$ to
repay Ihe Cororwirus 8usin&8$ Inter￿￿On Loan used to compleie a refurbishment of th8 facilities on
offer to the dients. The charity entered Into a loan agreement with Triodos Bank pl¢ for £450.000 for thls
rèfurtJislwn8nt proje￿.
The balance sh66t remalns 89 at 3111 March 2025 and totsl charity fixmts V•rwe £2.663.241.
ash r88orves in tho ye¥ wKrnasod by £4,810.Th8 ot*ning balance of £337,738 wueased to £342.549
by 3141 March 2025.
The dwrivs reserve Oicy Is to hold 1¥4r¥ M￿lths. worth of unrestricted actNtties In Ilquk1 funds. Thls
WO￿ equate to approximatety £4CKlk The trustees are coTh¥nitt8d to wowkng the cash reserves of the
Charity and thls yew IC￿ulated a cash recovery plan that is regukqty tracked arxl reviewed and was felt
necessary tolkywlThJ the Impact of the pandemlc the [efiJrb￿hM8n1 projact.
PiincA
Sources
The charivs principa fvnding scKwce is fr(4n the ￿￿￿1$10n of detoxificatim residentkql rehablitation
to clients referred by local authorit￿. NHS bl￿1105. insurancé ¢ompanios and privatè Indlvbjuals. The
fUrMI￿)g allows the pyovision of a robJst medicalty managed detoxificat1￿ and Iherapwti¢ reskjential
prc*Jramme. 2024125 has seen the beneft of our focus on funthaising so as to add an adclitional fundlng
sour¢e wlNch is deliverlng sums that ar6 restrl¢ted and unrestiict8d, ￿ryth £114,572 raised in tho

Broadway L¢)dy Llmltod
Trustee Directors. Report
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Investment Polic
The thar*y has wt a sum of £80,000 on derw)sii as a result of th8 impmed cashflow whllst retaining
sufficlenl cash for day to day requiremonts.
In
Fundralslng activitles are condu￿ed in accordanco wlth the Code of Fundraising Practi¢e issuad by the
Fundralslng Regulatty. The tharity's principal means of fuThfjralsing is through donations. mainly from
forner patlents and thtyr lamilles. corp(xate d£￿0[5. and ￿an1 appkations provided by SUPFM)rting
Tnjsts. Donatlons and grant app1icatk￿s have historicalty ropresented a very small amount of income.
however with thg fo¢us on this irtome stream in the last 12 rrK)nth$ the chaiity is seeing this becoming
an Importarrt Inccffie stream that 1¢ wil (x)ntmue to grow in the cornw￿ years.
Achl•vom•nts and P•rfornMnce
PY 2023124 v$ 2024125
Total Bed Nights
CY124-25IToii71 rJ41 Njihl$
PYP3_24)TOlil Ik..d lJiJits
1.?ts)
1.0
6(Kl
4(Y)
1.
In
*lo¥
F£.lJ
Broadway Lodge provlded a total of 12.279 bèd np3hts In tho year to 31st March 2025. Thi$ compares to
11,726 the prevlous year. Thls represents an inGreas8 of 5%. buikling on the increase of 10% in t
pmvious year. Occupancy rates have been consistontly hw m(￿th on month at circa 85%. Occupancy
Is somewhat limlted due to somo $har8d rooms. disabilty requiroments and gernl8r of clients. A5
mentioned below in Ihe 'Fulure Developments. secti(￿, the addition of SCAne more beds and bedrooms
provkle addltlonal ￿ex￿￿1￿ to bth meei Ihe need5 d our ckents.
As slated last yew, Residential treatrnent continues lo i* the wimwy source of income for the charity.
Broadway Lc4Jge also continues to wovvje detoxlfication to clients reforrad into treatmént Ma the
contra¢t wth North Somer88t for the Sojth West Northem Consortium from Bristol, South
Gtoucestershlre. Bath and Tr*Jrth East s￿lerSet. ￿c¢S￿r¥hIro. Swindon. Somerset and North
Somersel.

Broadway Lodge Llmlt
Trustee Directors. R8port
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Tho UK Shared Prosperity Fund funded by the Govemmenl Departm￿1 of Leveifing Up Hijusing
Communiti6s conllnu8d to fijnd Aftercare and Wellbeyu $6ssi(ms on a V+pokly basis. This ￿Kolect
supptyt5 di¢nts recoverlng fr(Th •mict￿, dcffi8stic abuse. tram. mèntal health issues or are
unemployed to improve self-esteem and leam ab(xJi se11-c￿e to be able to move forward. Unfortunately,
this fundlng cam6 to an end thls financial year. h(hvever. BrOad￿Y Lodge continues to provide these
valuable seTvi¢es and is lookKffj for altemative grant funding to enable th8 provision of this s8rvice in the
communty to ￿nIknue.
Broadway Lodge Monthly Cost Base
r Cosi$
P.I' lill& St_llt IA..ieJQiSr-
250.000
dOO.Cy)O
1.40.
100.WO
Ai?r-?.4 MI,. 2A Min-2d Mic-24 Sw-24 Ott-24 NOV.2rt Oa_It.?d Kin-?5 Foh ?J ￿l.11-?)
Broadway Lodge as a ￿ s¥rflce tffovKler na￿rallY has a hlgh level of cx)st a8s(Kiated with the
employment of Ski￿ staff.
To provid8 the18vg1 of care rewired tho cost of payrdl arMJ other staff related expenses represent 75%
ol the total costs in(￿[[ed by the (*arity. Equaly,75% of all payTdl costs are dedI￿d to those staff
members ervaaged in the dlrect service d6lNery to our clients.
Broadway Lodge employs a spedar￿t arKI diverse team ol staff induding a Consullant Psychiatrist.
NMP'S. RGN'S. Mental Health Nwses, Heallh Care Asssstants, a 18am of qualified Counsellors and
numerous 8UPWt sloff covwing admlnlstratw)n arKI mark8tlng. dc¥nestic. Gatsmg WKI malntenance.
Broadway Lodge does nol pay any empbyee below the 'Real LI￿ Wage. aTrJ Is a¢uedlted w41h the
Llving Wage Foundation. As an (xganisatim. it endea¥ours to be ￿ thwoyer of chok£ In tho local
area to attract tho bèst staff to provmje ifs sfjrv1￿s.
staff costs have rtsen by 11% cornpared to the wevious year. It was a)ti¢lpated to b8 slightly hlgher
than this. hmver there ￿re a ctsiple of vacancies that wtsre deferred or remain unfilled duo to the
specialist nature of the role. The wryent financial year (25-26} wll see a signfficanl ￿crease in
EmdoyeTS National Insurance due to the intrryjuctth (A the higher rate arKI redwed allowances
intr(MJuced by the current govemme

Broadway Lodga Umltod
Trustee Dlr8ctors' Report
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
The cost of living crisis and high infiation during the financjal year have géen costs such as food. utilitiès
and Insurance rise muth more than In prevtous years. Despite the hwjh level of costs. Broadway Lodge
continues to thrive and this Cul￿nt year L% looklng posltive Or￿ agaln alkming the charity to COn￿Ue to
invost in seNlc8s and the facililies on offer.
Futur• Dovelopm•nl•
tren
enin
Broadway Lodge has been a key wovklw of 12 step residentk91 a￿J￿tIL￿ treatment for over 50 years
and is using ils long standing as a base upon whith to leverap and slrenfftn itself. We are doing
e digital adv￿s1ng. search engine op11mlsati￿. and attendance at key Kidusty events to build the
brands top of mlnd avRr8n8￿. 7dthi¢h is irn￿ting enquims and ccYMwcMy viith Broadway Lodge
positively.
We are also inv8stirwJ In Trauma Infomwd tra￿Ing for our key staff $0 as to be able to enhan¢• OUT 12
step programm8 fijrther. addresslng key weas for clients that wdl we believe improve and 8nhance theff
joumey Into recovery.
We hav& Inueased ow rehabHilallon bed capaoty Y•ith a Iwin 8Dd a siTh3￿ room, and through the skill of
the t8am Improved the look and fe81 of the r￿InS so as to make Ihem attracbve and fft for u$6 for many
years to wme, the moms are aCCC￿panled by a fulty a￿sSible wet rotyn and a stsndard shower room.
both wth toilots. Ovw half of the c(vJt vras raised through grants. This wll not onty improve ow financial
standing but also alkn¥ for more fi81ibility wlth room alk)CatK￿ and for those needlng acc8ssibility.
BIIOADWAY
LODGE
TRANSFQRk'.It40 LSVES
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Broadway Lodge Llmlted
Trustee Directors, Re
For Ihe Yéar ErKled 31 March 2025
We Continue to revi￿ and evolvo ￿t￿t we do kn lh8 better￿ of Iwr dients arKI w￿1 b8 creallng
5 year slraleglc KAan this year.
We have welcomed our new MP. more patrMs. Alex Lovell arvj Philip Gay. as well as other thrilies
and sector visitors frrKn Ihe UK and overseas, to share arml grow do and get th8 Broadway
LrAlge name back out there and into the future.
We we wothlng wSth our dwlty pather. Parinevs&. for the Se￿Ind year running and through théir
nelhvork of organisations ar8 being wxxied by a number of them. Swltch Health b8ing a great
example. We Are Trailblazer have also ath)pted us as their charity pther. The support frcrfn these
(xNporations Is knp￿ant in growng our funds for key initiatives as well as rablng our prdlle more
gen8rally.
Anniversa
We cele￿ated our W anruversary in 2024 of which our reunK)n and W annivèrsary gala dinner were
the h•3hlight over 250 pec¥l8 attending. The overarching tham8 frorn those attending VMS how
much Broadway Lodge transfomied th*r Ilves wlth years In recovery shared Spwbnlng from a few
months for those h&J just left Broadway to 40 plus years fcff thoge were he￿ somewhat longer
ago to every time frame in beiwwi. il ks no Vh)nder tlw all affedionalty call r( the'mira¢ie mansion..
Rl*k Manag•m•nt
Th8 Board of Trust88s has identif￿d thal at present tho highest risks for Broadway Lcxlg8 are as fr4lows'
R1 Potential redUCtk￿ in the number of referrats to austwty measures kn Local Auth￿lty budgets
R2 PhysThl arKI mertsl h8alth of dients bg#ig r￿er1ed Into troalm•tt and the increasing
costs of provvjing professlonalty qualif¢d staff to tsditate care for d￿1$ wlth crynplex needs
R3 National suppty chain issue5 of certan rnedic
To mwate these rlsks the folkr•AThJ aclKTh have been ￿anned ￿ have already been put in place:
Dtversification cl tsrget patients base beyoThl statutory and 8xistin(J rderral sources.
Robust marketlng is In place to altract wivate and cAxpyate dients
Targeted fund raising
Through increased staff we bg aLqg to divofyfy cw ad1vit￿$ further - su¢h a$ holisti¢
trgalments. famly swi¢yt, prov￿1￿. sYovh%ion of sUr￿cOntr￿ swvicas, educatM)nal
and Irainlng setvlces
Sound and prudent financial management
Robust admi￿On processes and [￿tocolS to ensure clients are fully assessed lor suitabllity prlor to
admlssion by prOfe￿OnallY qUdir￿d staff
Rol)usl team harKI(Ivers multiple Ilmes a day to ensure any dlent Igsues we dlscLwd and
evaluated
MuttFdigc¥linary team rr￿etingS to enswe all di8nts aro rovi6wTd and any Issues are known and
captured by the rdevant teams
Revlaw of requlred medication for client dull￿ the assessment proc
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Broadway Lodge Umltod
Trustee Dir8ctors' Report
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Small company provi8lon
The rewrt ha5 been prepared in aczordance wilh tho spècAI wovÈsb)ns relatlng to conyanias subj'ect to
the small conwanles regime withln Part 15 of the Companles Act 2￿6.
Slgned by order of Ihe trustees on ....
A S Lyltelion
Chair and Tfuslee
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Broadway Lodge Umlt•d
statement of Trustees. Resw)sibilili8S
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
The trusiees (vAK> are aso direr*ors of Broad*w Lodge L•nlied for the purposes of company kiw) are
responslble for preparing the Trustee Direct(Ks' Annual Rewt, Strategic Re￿t and the financial
statemenls In accordance with applicable law and United KiThJdom A£counting Standards, indudirvj
FAiancial Reporting Standard 102 The Finanoal Rowting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic
oflreland (United ￿ngd￿ Generally knnttng Prackn).
Company law requlros the tru8t885 to prepare fmancial ststemenls for each financial year which gNe a
twe and falr view of the state of affalfs of the charft*>le company of the ine4)me and expendlture of
the ¢haritable company for Ihat perfod. In weparlng these fin￿1￿ statements, the trustees we requlréd
select suiiabl8 8C(y)unting arKI then apply th￿n ￿)nsiStenty.
obseNe the methods and in tho Charilio$ SORP.,
make judgments and accountlng e51knates that are rèascrnbb and pwdent"
state whether appl￿ati1e UK Ac(thnting Standards hava been followed. subject to any matertal
departures disclosed and explained in the financial StateM￿ts, and
Prepare the financial statements on the going co￿eM basis unless it Is inappropriate to prasumo
that the chwiiable (xjnpany wll o)ntinue in ￿Siness.
Tho trustees aro roswmknle for ke8pwYJ adg(W a¢cwnlM￿ r¢¢ords that dksdos9 v￿lti Teasonable
accuracy at any time the financial pos￿ of the chariiable ¢rJnpany and enable them to ensure that the
financial statements ¢1)mpty wlh the c￿￿￿te$ Act 2{￿. Ttrw are also responsl)le for safeguarding
the assets of the charilable cornpany and hence for tskrng reasonabk stsps the prevention and
detection of fraud arKI other *regularitios.
In so far as the trust885 arn awaro:
there is no relevant inf¢xmation of the tharitstk gxnpanWs aKliiors are unaware.
and
the trustees hav8 taken all steps that they ought to have takon to make thomsgfves aware of any
Televant aultht inffrfMat￿ arKI to eStst￿Sh that the a￿llIorS arg awdre of that InfoMia￿n.
The trustees are res￿8￿118 for the rnaintonanc8 and kntegrlty of the wporate and finandal infomiation
Induded on the tharitable (x)mpany's website. Leglslath)n in the United Kingdom govemlt¥J the
preparation and i*sseminatton of financial statements fflay diffw fr(xn ￿gIslation in other jurisdictions.
Apwoved by tho trustsos on rF.IA W¢MMf...... and siwed on their b8haSf by:
ASL
ell
nd Twstee
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Broadway Lodge Limit
Independent Auditorfs R8POrt to the Members
For th8 Year Ended 31 March 2025
We have audlied Ihe financlal 5talemonts of Broadvrny Lodge Limlted {Ihe 'c*aritable company) for the
year ended 31 March 2025 which ccrfnprisè tha Statomont of Flnancial Athtlw Includlng the Income
and Expenditure AcwJnL the Balance SheeL the Cash FIN Statem￿t arKI notes to the financlal
statements, in¢luding a summary of significant accjxffiting pokncies. The ffinancial r8porting framewotk
that has been appllod In thelr preparation is applicable law and United lfjngdom Generally Accepted
Accounting Pracll¢e, Including Financtal Rewbng Stsndard 102: The Financial Reporting Standard
applicablg In the UK and RePUbr￿ of Ireland (United Kw19d￿ Generally A£certed ACc￿ntIng PractKe).
In our qjinion. the f*H￿al statements:
g¥• a Iwo and far view of tho state of the c*8ritab18 companys affairs as at 31 Morch 2025 and
of its incomlng Te80urcw and appl¢atiM of res￿r￿ th8 year then gfKled:
have been pfopwty wepared in aCcOrda￿e wth United Kingdom Generaly Accepted Accounting
Practicè: and
have been prnpared In wjrdance wilh th8 roqurements of lh8 Cornpan￿ Act 2006.
is for
We conducled our audit kn accxydance with Intematlona Sta￿lards on Auditlng (UK) (ISAS (UKI) and
applKable law. Our fysponsibilities under Ilvxe starthrds are further d8s¢rib8d in the Auditorfs
responslbllllles for tho audlt of the finandal statements sedbn of our reporL Wo are independent of the
charitable company in accordance with tho eth￿1 r¢quirgmants that are relevanl to our audil of the
financlal statwnents In the UK, Induding the FRC'S Ethical Standard, arKI we have fulfilled our other
ethl¢al responslbilitles in aW￿lanCe V•ryth thgse requirements. We believe that the audit eviderKe we
have obtalned Is suffirygnl and apprwiate to Two￿e a basis for w oplnhin.
Con
relatin
In auditing the finan￿al statements. we hav• ¢onduded that th8 trustee's use of the going ￿)nCern bas1$
of accounting In the preparation of the finarrial statements is appropriate.
B8sod on Ihe Work we have perfonned. we have nol identifi8d any material une8rt8lntles relating to
events or ¢ondltk)ns that, indNiduaUy or uAl¢¢tlvely. may cast signmlcarrt dcwbt on the charltable
companvs abllity to continue ag a wrvj for a period of at least Iwelve from the origlnal
fina￿la1 $tatwThnts were authoriwl for use.
Ow respon￿bIlItieS and the responsibilities of the truste8s with r8sp8ct to sYxvJ con¢em are described
the relevant sections of Ihe rgWt.
erl
The trustees are responslbb the othor InfomMtion. The otsr Info￿￿tiOn tho Infornation
Induded in the Trustee Dire￿￿$. Reprt other than the fin8nclal statements and Thjr audltcy's report
thereon. Our opinion on the financial statements does not cover the other Infonnatlon and, excepl to the
extent otherwise explicluy stated in our reporL we do not express any ftsm of assurance eoncluslon
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Broadway Lodgo Limitsd
Independent Auditors. Report to the Members
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
In Connectkn wlth ￿ 8AKIIt of th8 financial stat•)￿. wr re5ponsitrMIty is to read the other Inforynation
and. In dcdng so. ¢onslder whether the other infmaticffi is malerialty inconsistont with th8 financial
statements or our knowledge obtalned in th8 audit or olherwise appears to be materialty nisstaled. If
Identify suth material Inconsthnci8s or appa￿1 mattrial misstatements, we a￿ required lo determin8
wheth6r thar8 is a material misstat8menl in the flnanoal ststements (Y a material mlsslatement of the
other information. W, based on the work ￿ have perfoThned. V￿ ¢J)ndude that there is a matedal
misslatement of this Other inforrnali(M, we are requlred to rewt that fad.
We have nothing to rep(xt in this regard.
nion
In opinion. based on the work undertaken in the course of the a￿lIL.
the Infomwth gfven n the Tnth Dire(Xors' Report vknlch InC￿des the Dke¢tors' Report
epared the purFThes of CL￿panY the fknandal year for which the finan¢ial
statements are wepared Is consistent with the T￿￿al ststements: a¥J
tho Dlredors. Report W￿uded *ithin the Tntstee DKo¢tors' Report have b8en wepared In
accordance awlic8Ne legal requlrements.
re
ex
In the light of our know18dge and understanding of the clwith c(ynpany and its envinnment obtalned
in the course of Ihe audil. we have nfA Idenlllled material Misslate￿nts In the Dlrectors, Report
Induded Y•ithin the Tvuslg8 Directc￿s, Rewmt.
We havè nothlw to r8POrt In resFed rrf the following matters in relatM io wh1(* the C￿￿panIeS Act
2006 requlres us to repcKi io you If. in our OpIn￿￿.
adequate a(￿￿ntil￿a recorts have not been or rebjrns adequate for wr audit have not been
recelved from Ixanches not visited by us: or
the flnarKlal statements are not kn agreern￿ wlth the ac(y)untlng reccyts and retums,. or
Wo have not re￿Ived al the information and explanations we rwur8 for our audlt: or
the trustees were not enlilled to prepare the finandal statements kn atttsrdan¢e wlth the Small
)mpanies' reglme and take advantsge of the small ¢(Mnpanies' eX￿ptp￿S in preparing the
Tnjstee Dire¢th' Rep￿1 and from the requkement to wepare a Strategk Rep￿1(
on￿b￿ltIeS of truste
A5 explalned more fijlly In the Stat8menl ol Trustees Rewnslbllitles set cart on page 11. the trustees
(who are also the ¢Jlrectots of the charltable wnpany for the purposes of company lawl are respcmslble
for tha preparat[￿ of th9 fin8noal statements and for bglng satisfied Ihat they glve a true and fair vi8w.
and for such Intemal control as the trustees determine Is necessary to 8nat48 the wepar81k￿ of financlal
statements that are free from material misstatement, whether (hJ8 to fraud or 8rror.
In praparing Ihe fnanciaF stataments. thé trust￿9 are rwx)n$ibla for ass¢sswy the charitatA8
companys abblity to contiFMJe as a going (¥Jncem. dIS￿￿ng. as applicabl8, matters related to going
concern and using the going c(￿￿ern basis of xcounting unless the trustees either intend to Itquidate
the charitable company or to cease Operat￿S. or have no real'St￿ a￿ernatiVe but io do so.
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Broadway Lodge Llmlted
Independent Auditors, Report to the Member5
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Auditorfs res
r*ibiffli•s for the aL￿1t of the f￿ancial Statements
Our objectfves are to obtain reascThble assurartg about whether the fina￿￿al statements as a whoEe
are free from material misstatemenl. whether to or orror. arKI to issue an audrtorfs rèport that
kn¢lude$ our oplnbon. Reasonab￿ assuran￿ Is a Iwel of 8$5urance, but is noi a guarant88 that an
audit conducted in accordance wilh ISAS (UK) will always dfytort a material misstatement ￿en il exist$.
Mlsstataments can arlse from fraud or error and ar6 material rf. individualty or in th8
aggregate, they Lxxlld rea8￿abty be expe(aed to influence the economlc dgciskns of users taken on the
basls of these finawal statements.
Irregularltles. In¢k￿ng fraud, ￿ Irthrtts of r￿￿complIanC¢ vAth law5 and regulations. We design
procedures In Ilno vlth wr resportslblitks. oullw¢d above. to detect material misslat8ments in respect
of irregularities, indudlng fraLxI. The extent lo ￿th1¢h our kYOC8dures are capable of detecting
irregulariknes. YKludng fraud is detailed below:
Th8ex
th
Our approach to Identifying and asw6sir¥J the risks of material misstatement In respact of irregularities.
Ir￿uding fraud ar￿ non4j)nwian￿ with laws ￿ regulations. was as follows..
the engagement partner ensured that the engagement team coU8ctivety had the appropriata
competence, capabilities and skils to idenify or recogFuse nonvcompliance with applicable laws
and regulallMs'
V•YJ idenlifi8d the la*s and r8Julalions applic4ble to the company tlwh discussions wth
management. and from our commercial knowledge and expth￿ ofthe sodal sedor,
we foarnod on $peofic Laws and regulations vthich we c4)nsKlered may have a dre¢% malerlal
effect on the fin8naal statements or the operalions of the tharitable o)mpany. induding the
Companies Act 2006. Charttes Ad 2011. CQC registration and data proie¢tion. anll4)rSbery.
employment. prote¢t*)n of vUl￿rable residents health and safety legislation;
we assessed the extent of c(mpliance the laws and regulatiJ)s idenlified above through
making enquiiies of managementr. and
kientified la￿ and r￿latIOnS were u)mmunlcated withln Ihe audm tewn rewlaty and the team
remained 818rt to Inslance$ of nOrp(YMnpli￿Ce througlKWt the audlL
Wo assessed the susc8ptlbllty of th8 r*arltabl8 c£YnpanWs finanoal stat8ments io mat8rial
mlsstatwnenl, indudlng obtalntrw an underslandkng of hcml fraud might by:
makiTYJ enqulries of management as to where they C￿￿dered there was 5￿p￿bility lo fraud.
thelr kno*We of actual. suspectsd and alleged fraud: and
¢onsldering the intemal ¢￿trOl8 kn tAace to mitwe risks of fraud and rK￿￿lance with laws
and regulations.
To addross the rlsk of fr￿d tIv0￿ management bias and ovenith of controls. ¥ffj.'
porfomwd analybcal pyocedures to kI￿tity any ￿USual or un8xwcl¢d relationshlps;
tested j¢xmd entri8S to Identify ￿uSual transacthns:
assessed whether judgements and assumptkns made In detemmning the aC￿UntIng e$timatO8
were indicative of potentlal blas: and
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Broadway Lodge Llmited
Independent Auditors. R8POrt to the Members
For the Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
Investigated ralby￿e behind ￿￿￿lIttan¢ or uNwJal tr￿s8￿￿on$.
In re8pon8e to the rlsk of wregularfties and I￿n￿n(* wtth Iwws and rewlalions. we designed
procedures whlch inc￿ed. but wer8 not limited to:
agreeing fjnancial statement (Isdosufes to underlyiry suworbrvj docunentation:
enqulrffj of management as to actual aThl potenlial IltigatK￿ and d9ims: and
revie￿Ing ￿rrespOr#￿nc8 wilh th8 cac *KI othw rethrt regulator5.
There are inherent ￿n￿lat￿S in our audit wotedures descrthd above. The more removed that laws and
regulalh)ns are from ffin8r￿al transactions. less IH(ety It Is that we woukl become aware of non-
com￿.anCe. Auditing Starklards pjso limtt the a￿111 I￿￿ureS required to *Jentify nc￿￿t￿p4fjance ￿1th
lav•8 and regulations to erK4ulry of the trustees aThJ othw managenth th8 inspadion of ￿￿tOry
and legal CnrreSporKlen￿, if any.
Material misst8tements Ihat arisg du8 to fraud w be harder to deted than those that wise from error as
they may Invc+rfe delberate CLKuakneTrt or cothjskn.
A fwlher des￿ cl our rewThibiltties for the audii of the fmancial statements Is lo&qted on the
Flnandal Rep￿ Coun￿$ wgbsile at W*•W.froorg.uklaudltorSresponsbi￿I1as. This descxiption fcrn
part of our auditorf5 roporL
ofou
This report is mwjo sokly to the charitsNe ccrynY$ members. as a b>Jy. in accordance with Cthapter
3 of Part 16 of the Compardes Act 2tth. Ojr audit Y•Drt< has been undertaken so th81 we might s&t8 to
the charilable company's members and In￿￿eS those matters we are required to state to them in an
audltorfs rep￿t and for no other PLWP058. To the fvllest exienl pemiitted by kknT. we do Th)t accept or
assume responsibdity to anyone cther than Ihe charTtable crynpany and the charitable companls
members a5 a body and the dwrtlatle ccAnpany'$ trustees as a body. f(ff audit work. for this feprt
or for the opinions we have form8d.
Robert Oram BFP FCA
Senlor Statutw Audit
for and on behalf of
Albert Goodman LLP
Chartered ACc(m￿lants
StstUt¢￿ Auditor
Goodwood House
Blackbrook PaTk Avenue
Taunton
Som8rs8t
TA12PX
Date:...
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Broadway Lodge Llmlted
Statement of Flnanoal Activities (induding an Income and Expenditure Ac(x)unt)
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Unres-
R•s-
trIGl•d Tolal 2025
Unros*
trlct•d Total 2024
Incom•."
Grants, dcmations
and legacies
Charftabla adlvblles
Exchange gain
22.557
4 2.591.049
92.015
114,572
13,878
42,500
56.378
231.071 2.822.120 2.306.435 239.328 2,545.763
Total Incom•
2.614.046
323.086 2.937.132 2.320.313 281,828 2,602.141
Expèndlthrn:
RaiS￿g funds
Interest paKI
Charitable actI￿e$
24.115
33,622
6 2.421,142
24.115
1.015
1,015
33.622
38.774
38.774
2￿.330 2.717.472 2.143.755 273,596 2.417.351
Total exp•ndlturo
2,478.879
296.330 2,775.209 2.183.544 273,596 2.457,140
Net Inc4Mno1
{•xpendltur•lfor th• y•ar
Transfers funds
135.167
26.756
(8.(183)
161.923
136.769
8,232
145.001
17
Nel mov•ftMnt In
funds for th• y•ar
143250
18,673
161.9Z3
136,769
8.232
145,001
Rgcon¢lllallon of funds
Tdal fund3 brought for4•fdrd
2.48S.416
15.902 2.S01,318 2,348.647
7.670 2.356.317
T¢Jlal fund• Carrlod foThv4￿ 2.628,666
34.575 2.663.241 2.485.416
15.902 2,501.318
The resuKs for tho year dorive frcm c(mtnulng acti%it*s and there are no gains or losses other than
those shown ab)v8.
Th& statement of fina￿la1 a(*vities IrKxXF￿kn the incc*ne and expendilure acuJunL
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Broadway Lodga Umlted- Company l¥glJtratlon Numb•r. 01201899
Balance Sheet
As at 31 March 2025
2025
2024
Flx•d as$•ts
Tangible fixed assets
2,676.867
2,669.175
2.676.887
2,669.175
Currnnt ass•ts
Debtors
Cash at bank and In hand
195,798
342.549
157.180
337,738
538,347
494.918
Liabllltl￿.
cred￿OrS falllw one year
11
(272.428)
(332.635)
Net ￿rrent assets
265.919
162.283
Tolal a88•ts Its• emnt IlabHltles
2.942,786
2,831.458
CrndltOf8
Amounts fallww In m(xe one yew 13
(279,545)
(330.140)
Total net assets
2,663,241
2.501.318
Tho funds of th• ¢harfir.
Restricted fund8
Unrestslctod funds
Revaluation reserve
15
15
34,575
2.271.832
15.902
2,128,582
356,834
Total charlty fund•
2.663.241
2,501.316
proved by the Board for issue on
Its ty.
Chai
and Trustee
Trustee
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Broadway Lodg• Llmltsd
Statement of Cashfl¢)ws
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Totsl 2025
Total 2024
Cash flows from oporallng actlvlllos
Net movements In funds for the year
Adjustments to cash fh)ws from rth<ash itan
Dep￿dati(￿ arN)rtbatk
Inleresl pald
Interest received
161.923
145,001
32,299
33.622
{440)
24.176
38.774
227,404
207.951
Workyig capital adjustments
(Incr8aseyde¢r88s8 in deblrms
Incroasel(ds¢roaso) In ¢redii(Ks
{38,6181
156,8101
(12.214)
10
Net cash flow from op8rations
Cash Ilows frorn Investlng acdvlll•s
Interest received
Receipts from sae of tsngible assels
Purchas8 of r￿ed assets
131,976
261,959
431
(40,423)
(51.729)
(39.552)
(51,7291
Cash flows flnandng a￿1¥1110$
Interest paid
Advances of new I¢￿9 tem loans
Repayments of existing l•m loans
(33,622)
(38,774)
153,9911
(61,880)
(87.613)
(100,654)
N8t incfeasel{decrease) n tssh and cash oquivalents
4.811
109.576
Cash ￿ cash equi4plents at the beginnxvJ of
the reporttng pertod
Cash and cash equlvalonts at end of the
raportkng period
337.738
228,162
342,549
337.738
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Broadway Lodge Umlted
Notes to the Financial Statsrnents
For the Y8ar Ended 31 Marth 2025
The prhKlpal accounting Olclos adooed kn the of the financial statements 8re:
1.1 Bosls of accounllng
The Flnancial Statements have been prepared in ac¢(xdw)Ge with Acrthinting and Rewrting by
Chathes.. Statement of Reccrfnmend8d Pra￿￿ applicable to charities preparing thèir accounts in
ac(xxdance with the Fnanc4 RorK)rting StaThJ8rd applKable in the UK a￿j Ropubllc of Ireland
(FRS 102) (effecaive 1 January 2019). the FwwKaal Reporting Standard applKable in tho UK and
Rapublk of Ireland {FRS 1021 and the Companies Act 2￿6.
Broa￿aY Lodg8 Llmiled meets Ihe defflnillon of a pubk benefft enW under FRS 102 Assets and
Ilabuitles ar8 Inbtknqlty recognised at histori(¥l wst or transaction value unl8s$ othgrwtS9 5tatgd in
the relevant accounfjry ￿lsY note(sl. All wM)unts we tKesented in £ sterling.
1.2 Golng Gonc•rn
The Charity has SU￿￿ent feserves to cover tha reduced incom8 as service levels caused by the
pandemic wllh in¢cffie moving back up lo P￿ pandemic levels. The trustees therefore ¢on$ider
tt)al it is approrxiate to prepare the ac<ounis M a going corKem basis.
1.3 Legal sta￿6 of tho charlty
Tho ¢harfty bs a company limltsd by guarantee ar¥J has no share capllal. In the event of the charity
boing wound up, the liabilty In rasped of the guarantse is knited to £1 p?r member of the charity.
1.4 Income
Income from d￿￿on$ is r8(x)gnised in the Y￿ in whK* thoy arn r￿efvatsle when ther8 Is
evldence of entitlem￿ recept is pYc4)￿a arKI the anM)unt can be rellably measured.
For lega¢les, entitl￿ is taken as the earlier of ts date ￿ eAther. the ch*ity is awa￿ that
te has been granted. the estsle has been finalsed and notification has been made by the
executorlsl to the Trust that a dtstributi(M will be mad8. or when a distributicm is recefved from
eststg. Rgcelpt oflegacy. in whc4e or kn part. is onty consKlered wobable the amount Can be
measured rdlably aThJ the tharlty has been nolified d the executsfs intention to make a
di5tributlon. Where lega¢w have been notified to the d)artty. or the charmy Is aware of the
granliTrJ of probate, arKI the crileria for income re¢ognbtion have not been then the legacy Is
treated as a cont￿gent asset disdosed il malerial.
Income from g￿ts, vrt￿e 'r•af or'revenue.. is recogni8ed vthen the tharity has enlillement to
the furKis. any perf0mW￿ C*)ndition5 *tached to the grants have been m¢( probable thal
the income wlll be receib*d and the amount can be measured reliabby ar)d is not d￿erred. Where
no condthons attad*d to g￿1 income they are recogn￿ withln donatlons and glfts and
where condNlons relating to perf￿nar￿ of services are attached. grant income Is recognised
within tharllable activitss in the Ststement of FThvKial Actlvitth.
Income frorn charrtabte &bvltss is induded in Ihe w) vA)th the dwity is 8ntliled to receipt.
It is probable thal beneffts will 11ow to the entity arKI the amounl can be reliably
measwed. Where in¢m is r￿1Ved in advance of provision of d6tox51*atk￿ and residenlTral
services, inciyne 15 delerr&J until the criteria for I￿)rne recognrbon Is meL Where income has not
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Broadway Lodge Limitod
Notes to the Finan(aal Statements
For the Yèar Ended 31 March 2025
A¢countlng polici03 {eonVd)
1.5 Interest roc•lved
Interest on frjnds hekj ￿ depo&t is Inthded ￿11&n re(xTrvaL4e aThJ Ihg arr￿Unt c￿ be mgasured
reliably by th6 tharity: thls is nNmaty uwi nottfKalirM of Interest paid or payable by the ban
1.6 Exwdllur• and support ¢0$1•
Expenditur8 is recogni*J M an acuuals basis to malch the poriod In whl¢h the expendbture was
incurred. The charitV$ SIg￿nt adivty is detoxificati￿) and reshY8ntid services and all supwrt
costs are attrlbulable to this xtivty.
1.7 Pen$lon
The charitable ¢owy operates a d￿ne￿ o)ntritKrtion pen5wJn sckn. Contrlbullons payable
to the schem8 are ch8fpJ to the Statement of Finan¢ial Araivlties In the period to whlth they
rd81e.
1.8 Opernllng leawJ
Th8 chartty dassrlles lease CA FW8rty and offic? equipment as operatiw leases as tltte
remalns wSth thÈ18ssor. Rentats are (￿{ged on the straKJht line basis over the tom of tho l•a$8
through the profrt aThJ loss aco)unt.
1.9 Fund accountlng
Unreslrfcted funds are avallable to spend on activi￿ that fwuw any of the purp08e8 of the
charity. ReStr￿ted funds are donakn'ons or grants whth the has specif￿ are to be solety
usad for particular areas of the charity.
1.10 Tanglble ass•ts
Depreciation 15 cabjlated to ￿116 off the cost cy valuatbn of fued assets less resldual value over
their estimated useful lives at the fol￿n9 rates:.
Freehold
Freehold property
F￿lUreS, ffttings and equi)mii
Motor vehKles
Nll
- straight line less residual value
- Th straight line
- 20% straight line
Fixad assets are valued at o)st less depr8Ci8tson. Freehold propety resldual value has been
considered by the trustee diredors. to equate to freehohy propety o)st. No depreciallon Ss
Charged on Ihe fr98hold proporty.
The part of the annual dopreoatlcffl charge ￿ revalued assets relates to the revaluatyon
surplus is transferred Irom revaluation reserve to the wofft and loss account.
1.11 Debtors
Trade arml accrued income are recognised at the setuemenl amount due after any trade discount
offered. Prepayments are valued 81 the amount prepaid net of any trade d￿unts due.
1.12 Cash at bank and In hand
Cash at bank and in hand Ind￿leS cash and slw)rt tem hlghly IKiukl InYe5tmenls wlth a short
maturity of three ffwjnths or less from th8 dale of aquisltion or openkng of the deposii or simllar
account.

Broadway Lodge Llmitod
Notes to the Financial Statement5
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Ac¢ounllng pollcles {conVd)
1.13 Credltorn
Creditors we recogn1￿1 vfr￿e Ihe chwity has a wnt obligation regjlliry from a past event
that will probabty result in the transl8r of funds to a third paty the amount due to seltle tho
obligation can be m&asured or estimated reliably. Credltors are n￿rnalY recognised at tr*ir
settlement amount after albvdng for any trade dIs￿￿nts due.
1.14 Dof•rr•d In¢¢mo
Deferred in(¥Jne Inc￿10 receNed in ajyance SpecIfi¢￿Ity for Ihe provlsion of
detoxification and residentlal serv￿. Deferrod incorm is recognlsed wSthSn In￿me In the
Statement of Financial ActNi1￿ when thè tond11K￿$ for income from charitable aclivit
1.15 Flnanclal Instnmonts
The chaiity onty holds basic ffinancial instrumants as defined in FRS 102. The financial assets
and financial Ilablllties of the charity aThl their mèasurement basis are as foll(Avs:
F￿￿￿la1 assets - tr•J8 and ¢)ther debtors are bast fmanclal nstruments and are debt
hWrUff￿ts measured at amorused ¢ost. Prepayffents are not finaniial instrum8nts.
Cash at bank- Is dassif￿d as a basic Instrumont and 1$ moasured at face value.
Financial liabKities - tr•Jo credrtcrfs. a¢¢ruals and other ¢rodilors are fnancial nstruments. arKI
are measured at amorti5ed cost. Taxation arKI Social secwtty are not kncluded in the financial
instruments disdosure definition. Defwred incom8 is not deemed lo be a financial liqbilty, as thg
Cash setuemenl has already taken pkn and thwe is an obllgation to deliver servKes ralher than
fAsh or another financial instrwne
1.16 Taxatlon
The ¢ompany L8 a registered charity and is therefore ￿t I'able to C£*p￿ation tax or cawtal gains
tsx to the extent that Its ncome and galns are applicable to charltable purposes only. Value added
tsxallon L8 not recoverabte by the c(￿panY. and 15 thereth Inckjded in the re18vant costs in the
ststem￿t of Financial A(INib6s.

Broadway Lodge Llmlted
Notes to the Financial Slatements
For the Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
Grants, donatlons and legad•s
Unre8-
Ro8-
Unrns-
Res-
trlct8d trlctsd
funds
fund¥
2024
funds
funds
Total
Total
legaGles
22,307
250
22.307
92265
8,076
5.802
42.500
50,576
5,802
92,015
22.557
92.015
114.572
13.878
42.500
56.378
Unr•s*
2025
Unr•s-
trfcted
funds
Res.
trl¢tèd
funds
2024
funds funds
Total
Total
DetoxifKation and
re51dential services
Sundry incom8
2.542,152 231.071
48,897
2.773,223 2,303.310 239.328
48.897
3.125
2,542,638
3,125
2.637.569 231.071
2.868.840 2.306,435 239,328
2,545.763
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Broadway Lodge Limlted
Notes to the Financial Ststements
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Exp•ndliur• from dwttabh acttvltlos
Unr•s-
Irf¢t￿ trfct•d
2025
Total
Unr
2024
Total
rlct•d
staff wsts
Housets)Id and
maintanance
Medical consumablas
Patlent and
Kyogrammo
Administration o)sts
ma￿eting Costs
Legal and
professional
Bad debts
Dopr8aalion and
1.808.786 272.830 2.081.YJ6 1.602.326 273.596
1.875,922
307,￿ 23.5
18.777
331.008 283.(MJ4
18.777
16.894
283,004
16,894
27,071
20.732
27.071
21.084
20.732
20.073
35.546 22.484
21.084
20,073
22,484
159,125
(15)
159,125
(15)
142,738
142,738
32.299
32,299
3,882
7.020
24,176
24.176
Finance thwges
Audrt fee
ACc￿nI8ncY
7,020
7,020
2.421.142 296.330 2.717.472 2.143,755 273.596 2.417,351
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Broadway Lodge Llmfted
Notes to the Flnancial Staternents
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Wages and salartOS
2025
2024
Wages end salarfes
So¢lal secjjrity costs
Other pension (y)sts
Other staff costs
1.711.245
1S1.123
104.410
114.818
1.561.813
132.765
94.449
86,895
2.081,596
1.875,922
The number of em￿oYeeS wh(w annual emcluments £60.0(K) or morn were:
2025
number
2024
number
£80,000 - £89.999
Numbèr of employeos
The average monthty number of emplojwes durlng the was a5 fc410*s:
2025
2024
Nurses and Healthcwe 8SSiStarts
Counsellors
Admlnistrallon
Oornesdc aThl caterlNJ
12
13
10
10
13
10
71
70
Th8 k8y management per5Mnel of the tharity cunprise the trustees, the chi￿ Executive Officer
and the Senior Management Team (SMT). The total empioyae bonefib of the key managoment
porsonnel of the ch￿lty were £339,208 (2024: £329.005).
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Broadway Lodge Umlted
Notes to the Finan¢¢al Statements
For the Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
Trustee dlrectors
The charfty trustees We￿ t￿t pahj did not receive any othw beneffts as trustees of the charity
the year {2024: £nl). No expense$ ware reimLwrsed to trust80s (2024: £Nil) during the year. No
ehartty trustee rec8lv&l paym￿￿ for or othgr seNlces suppligd to the (tslty (2024:
£nil).
There were other re￿£d party transacllons In the yew (2024: nrTh).
2025
2024
This is ststed after thargww".
Depreciation and amortsatic
Operatlng leases
Audllors remunerat
Audll serlces
32.299
24,176
8,633
6.270
750
6,270
750
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Broadway Lodg• Limited
Notes to the Financial Statements
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Tanglble ass•ts
Fixturn$,
Fr•ehold Flttlngs and
Propthy Equlpment
V•hl¢l•s
Co$1
At 1 Aprfl 2024
Additions
Dlsposals
2.580.357
18,500
426.482
21.923
(8,629)
21.978
3.028,818
40,423
(8.6291
At 31 Mari* 2025
2.598,857
439.776
21.978
3.060.611
Deprnclatlon
At 1 April 2024
Charge for tho year
Depredallon ¢)n disposals
337.665
32.299
(8.198)
21.978
359.643
32,299
(8,198)
At 31 March 2025
361.766
21.978
383,744
Nat book valuo
At 31 March 2025
2.598.857
78,010
2,676.867
At 1 April 2024
2.580,357
88.817
2.669.175
Tho company has created a fixed legal charge over scTh of the prop8rties of Broadway Lodge
Umited and such assets we Induded within freehold property above.
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Broadway Lodge Llrnlted
Notes lo the Financial Statements
For the Year End8d 31 March 2025
Tangiblo asmts (corfdl
Hl•tOflcal cost of pr•¥￿Sty vovalthd freehold proporty
At 1 April 2024
Addiuons
2.223.523
18.500
At 31 March 2025
2,242,023
Depre(xation
As at 1 AWM 2024 ai 31 Marth 2025
Nel boc& value
Al 31 March 2025
2.242.023
At 31 Marth 2024
2.223.523
The freehold property was valued by professional exlemal valuers In Mw¢h 1998. The valualions
were on the basis of exisfmig or d￿nge of use exdu¢thng intema fittings, loose lurnishings and
ose fLsmiture.
Debtors
2025
2024
Trade debtors
Pr8payments and accrued income
173.615
22.183
132.972
24.208
195.798
157.180
10 Cr•dttors: anounts falllng du• wlthln one y••r
2025
2024
Trade credll
Accruals arKI deferred inc(me
0th8r Credtt￿3
Bank loans
57.951
137.280
26.284
S],913
88.747
163,574
26,005
54.309
272.428
332.635

Broadway Lodgo Llmlted
Notes to the Financi81 Statements
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
11
Dofgrred Incom•
2025
2024
Balance 88 at 1 2024
Amount roleaS￿ to incLNne for charitable adiifjtss
Amount deferred in year
90.512
(511,522)
480,094
69.113
(315.046)
336,445
Balance at 31 ma￿ 2025
59.084
90.512
12 c￿dI10￿$. •nount• falHng duo In mor• than one yo
2025
2024
Bank loans due < 5 years
Bank loans due > 5 years
330.458
384.449
330.458
150.913)
384,449
{54.309)
Less indudad in ujrrent labilit*s
279,545
330,140
One bank k)an is repayab18 over 0 15 year tenn, 8ndiw in 2025. Intwest on this h￿ft is variable
at base rale + 2.00%, wllh a mlnimum rate of 3.￿kn.
One bank loan is repayab18 (yrfer a 6 yéar temi. ending Jarw 2027. Interest on this loan Is
variable at base rate + 4.5%, with a minimum rate of4.5%.
JI bornv•ing$ of £330.458 at the year eThJ12024: £384.449) are se￿￿ed by way of fixed legal
arges over some of the propert*s of Broa(tway L￿1ge in favour of (Th ban￿n9 lTrstitutlon.
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Broadway Lodgo Limited
Notes to the Flnan¢ial Stst8ments
For ihe Year Ended 31 March 2025
13 8tat•m•nt of fvnds- 2025
Oponlng Incomlng R•soufC•$
balanc• r•wurc•• oxwndod Tran•f¢rs
Closlng
balan¢e
Roslrlcted funds
IKdlock Charitable Tn
Th6 Lenr￿X Hannay
CharitaLle Trust
10.4XX)
(10,iXJO)
(2.0(M)),
Foundatlon
The Leonard Laity &oate
Charitable Trust
Renishaw Charilios
Committee
Partners&
The Martln Gths
Chadtable Trust
UK Shared Prosperfty Fund
Consortium
GardeD Bench Donat
10,IWYJ
{10.(M)O)
(1,500)
(5()J)
16.015
16,015
24.250
(8.083)
16.167
2.331
1.071
(42,331)
(229.999)
231.071
250
2.143
250
Total Re8trlct•d Funds
15.902
323.086
(296.330) (8,083)
34,575
Unrestrlcted funds
General
Revaluation re¥orvg
2.128.582 2.614.046 (2.478.879}
356.834
8.083
2.271,832
356,834
2.S)1.318 2,937.132 {2.775.209)
2.663.241
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Broadway Lodge Llmfted
Notes to the Financial Statements
For the Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
13 Slatern￿ of funds (convd
stat•m•nt ol funds- 2024
Opening Incomlng Resources
balanc• r•sources expended Transfers
Closlng
balance
R•strlet8d funds
Medk)ck CharitslAe T￿￿t
Th8 Lennox Hannay
Charltable Trust
10.000
10.IJ)O
Renishaw Charltias
Committee
UK sha￿d Prosperity Fund
CiThoitium
(27,669)
{245,927)
2,331
1.071
239,328
Tolal Re•trld•d Funth
7,670
281.828
(273.596}
15,902
Unrnstrl¢t•d funds
General
RevaluatK)n reserve
1.991.813 2.320.313 (2.183.544)
356.834
2,128.582
356.834
2.356.317 2.602.141 (2.457.140)
2.501.318
Gener81 unrestricted funds are free reserves of the charlty to b8 4Wied at the discTell￿ of the
trustees for any of the charitable purpose5.
Revaluallon reserve rdates to revak￿tIon of the freehold property in March 1998 by an oxtomal
valu6r under the previously applied UK GA4P aC￿Unting standards.
Restricted donatk)ns are primarity for use on Project whlch wlll IrKYease Ihe ¢apa¢ty at
Broadway L￿*8.
Where transfers have t*en made from restricled funds. Ihgso have been mad& as fut)ds hav8
tjeen used for the purpose intended and the romaining funds are to be used on actmties to further
any of the purpos•s of the ¢harrty.
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Broadway Lodgo Limitsd
Notes to th8 Flnancial Stat8rnents
For the Year Ended 31 March 2025
14 Analysls ol n•t ass•ts b•tw••n fund•
Unros-
trlcted trfcted
funds fvnd8
Unres-
202S
2024
Total
lunds
funds
Total
2.676.867
503.772
(272.428)
2.676.867 2.669,175
538,347
479.016
{272.428) (332.635)
2,669,175
494,918
(332,635)
Cmnt assets
Cwrent Ilat)ilitles
Creditors due after
more than one year (279,545}
34.575
15,9)2
(279,545) (330,140)
(330,140)
2.628,666
34.575
2.663.241 2.485.416
15.902 2.501.318
IS Obllg•tlong und•r leaM•
OFérnling leawts
The total futu￿ mwiimum rentals pay8b* under operatwvj leasas funded by
unrestdded funds are as fdlov*S'.
2025
2024
Op8ratirKJ l&ase which wmre:
Wthln one ye
Wlthln and fve year5
3.550
10,649
6,286
27,050
14,199
33,336
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