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2023-04-05-accounts

CONTENTS Page
Trustees'
Annual
Report
1-3
Independent
Examiner's
report
Statement of Financial Activities
Balance Sheet
Notes to the Accounts 7-13

Note 2023 2022
Expendable Unmstricted Total Total
Income from: Endowment
8
Funds
6
Funds
f
Funds
8
Investment
Income
110,921 110,921 99,237
Total Income 110,921 110,921 99,237
ExXE85S(Sly on:
Raising Funds 2,349 2,349 2,390
Charitable
ActiviTies
5 6,024 93,238 99,262 63,723
Total expenditure 8,373 93,238 101,611 66,113
Net Incomel(expenditure) before investment
gains/(losses) (8,373) 17,683 9,310 33,124
Net (losses)/gains on investments 15 (144,837) (144,837) 22&,638
Net (Expenditure) IIncome and
net movement
in funds
(153,210) 17,683 (135,527) 261,762
Total funds brought forward 4,135,186 119,002 4,254,188 3,992,307
Total fund balances carried forward 3,981,976 136,685 4,118,661 4,254,069

Fixed assets: Note 5Apdl
8
2023
6
5April
8
2022
f
Investment
Property
Swinstead
Hall
575,000 575,000
Investments
at fair value
Quoted investments 3,245,321 3,381,710
3,820,321 3,956,710
Current assets:
Debtors
Rent receivable 8,721 17,442
Cash at Bank
Ruffer LLP
Income account 19
Capital account 10,766 21,706
National
Westminster
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Current account 100 100
Reserve account 18,471 2,260
Barclays PLC 154,244 246,245
CCLA 100,000
Scottish Widows 14,858 14,806
298,458 285,117
Creditors: 4,127,500 4,259,269
Sayers Sutterworth LLP 6,840 3,000
1,560 1,620
Ruffer LLP 439 580
8,839 5,200
Total net assets 4,118,661 4,254,069
REPRESENTING:
Expendable
Endowment
Fund 12 3,981,976 4,135,127
Unrestricted
Income
Fund 12 136,685 118,942
TotalFunds 4,118,661 4,254,069

NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE
YEAR ENDED 5APRIL 2023
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE
YEAR ENDED 5APRIL 2023
1 Legalstatus
The Ancaster
Trust is an unincorporated
charity,
registered
in England
and Wales. The
registered number
number
and
principal
oflice address can be found on the legal and administrative
information
page.
2 Accounting
pogces
(a) Basis of preparation
and assessment ofgoing concern
The accounts
(finanmal
statements)
have been prepared
under the histoncal cost convention
with items recognised
at cost or transaction
value unless otherwise
stated in the relevant note(s) to these accounts.
The financial
statements
have bean prepared
in accordance
with the Statement ofRecommended
Accounting and Reporting by
Charities
preparing
their accounts
in accordance
with the Financial
Reporting
Standard
applicable
in Ihe United
Kingdom
and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) issued on 16th July 2014and tha Financial Standard
applicable in the
United
Kingdom
and Republic ofIreland (FRS102)and the Charities Act2011.
The trust constitutes
a public benefit entity as defined
by FRS 102.
The financial statements
are presented
in pounds
sterling and rounded
tothe nearest
pound.
There are no material
uncertainties
regarding
the charities
ability to continue
and
so the going concern
basis
has
been adopted.
(b) Income
Investment
mcome
ls accounted
for in the period
in which the charily
is entitled
to receipt. Investment mneme
recerved
by the Chariity
qualifying
for repayment
of income tax has been grossed
up for tax recoverable and this
gross amount
is recognised
in the Statement ofFinancial Activities.
(c) Taxation
No provision fcr taxaticn is included
m the accounts as the Charity is entitled to the exemption
11ofthe Corporation
Taxes Act 2010.
for tax afforded by part
Expenditure
Expenditure
is included
on an accruals basis and includes
irrecoverable
value added
tax.
Donaticns
payable
are
charged
in the year when the offer is conveyed
to the recipient except in those cases where
the offer is conditional,
such
donations
being
recognised
as expenditure
when
tha
conditions
attaching
are fulfilled. Donations offered
subject to conditions
which
have not been
met at the year end are noted as a commitment,
but not accrued as
expenditure.
Support
costs (including
governance
costs) include
those casts associated
with
meeting the constitutional and
statutory
requirements
ofthe Charity and include costs linked to the strategic management
ofthe
Charity.
(e) Investments
Investments
are included
at closing
mid-market
value (ie fair value) at the balance
sheet date. Any gain cr loss on
revaluation
is taken to the Statement of Financial Activities.
(I) Investment
property
Investment
property
is shown at most recent valuation.
Any aggregate
surplus
or deficit arising
from changes in fair
value is recognised
tn Income or expendkture.
(g) Cash at Bank and in hand
Cash at bank
and
in hand
jncludes
cash and shori
term
highly
liquid
investments
with a short
maturity
of three
months orless from the date ofacquisition
or opening ofthe deposit or similar account
(h) Debtors
Trade end other debtors
are recognwed
at the settlement
amount
due.
Prepayments
are
valued
at the
amount
prepaid.
(i) Creditors and provisions
Creditors
and provisions
are recognised
where ihe Charity
has a present
obligation
wig probably
result
in the transfer
of funds
to a third
party
and the amount
due
resulting
to settle
from a past event that
the obligation
can be
measured
or estimated
reliably.
Creditors
and provisions
are normagy
recognised
at their setgement
amount
after
allowing for any trade discounts due.
(i) Fund accounting
Details ofthe nature and purpose ofeach fund is set out in note 12
(k) Foreign currencies
Assets and liabilities
in foreign currenaes
are translated
inta sterling
at the rates of
exchange ruling
at the
balance
sheet date.
Day to day transactions
in foreign currencies are initially recorded at the
the dates ofthe transactions.
Exchange differences are taken into account
in arriving
rates ofexchange
prevailing
at the operating
result.
on
(I) Estimates
and judgements
Estimates
and
underlying
assumptions
are
reviewed
by trustees
on an
ongoing
basis
Revisions
to accountmg
estimates are recognised
m the period
in which the estimate
is revised.
The trustees do not consider that there are any critical estimates or areas ofjudgement that need to be
brought
to the attention
ofthe readers ofthe financial statements.

property,
in September 201
9at 857 5,00 0. ,
9
Fair value at 5April 2023 575,000
Fair value at5 April 2022 575,000
Historical Cost 15,000
4 Investment
Income
2023 2022
9 f.
Rent on Swihstead
Hall lease
17,442 17,442
Income from securities 92,839 81,779
Bank interest received 640 16
110,921 99,237
5 Charitable
Activities - Grant making
Annual
Payments
Under Standing
Order
Month of
payment
2023f 2022f
Allah Kariem UK February 200 200
February 300 300
Age UK AprII 500 300
Battersea Dogs Home 300
Big Issue Foundation
UK
March 200 2DO
Boston Preservation
Trust
February 300 300
British Limbless Ex-Servicemen's Association - Ancaster Award April 2DO
British Legion Pappy Appeal Lincolnshire March 500 500
Bourne Civic Society February 20D 200
Bourne Darby &Joan August 300 300
Camfed May 300
Cancer Vaccine August 300
Canine Partners March 300 300
Children's
Family Trust
August 300
Council for Preservation
ofRural
England May 300
Edithweston
Parochial
Church Council
Sept 200 200
Edenhsm
Parochial Church
Council August 300
Edenham
Regional House
March 200 200
Fauna 8 Flora Preservation Society March 300 300
Fine Cell Work February 3DO 300
Friends ofthe Elderly July 300
Freedom
fram Torture
February 400 400
Friepds of King Edward
Hospital
March 300 300
Game and WUdlife Conversation Trust August 100
Glyneboume
Arts
March 800 300
Grantham
8 District Society
for Mentally Handicapped Children Sept 300 300
Gurkha Welfare March 300 300
Carriied forward 7,80D 5,200
THE AN CASTER TRUST
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE
YEAR ENOEO 5APRIL 2023
5 Charitable
Activities
~ Grant making
Month of 2023 2022
Annual Payments
Under Standing
Order )continued) payment 8 8
Brought Forward 7,800 5,200
Health
Poverty Action
February 300 600
Hoping
Foundation
March 300 300
The Howard League January 300 300
JustActMiddle
East
March 300 300
Kesteven
Blind Society
March 300 300
Levant British Research May 100
Lines Trust Nature
Conservation
January 300 300
Lincolnshire
Integrated
Voluntary
Emergency Services January 300 300
Lincolnshire
Churches
Trust
August 400
Lincoln Cathedral - Fabric Fund August 100
Livability March 300 300
Matthew Trust August 300
Marie Cune Memorial
Foundation
April 500 300
Medecins Sans Frontieres March 300 300
Methodist Homes ForTheAged Apriil 500 3DD
Muthll Parish Church November 100 1DD
National Trust for Scotland for places of Historical Interest and Natural Beauty August 100 1DD
New Bridge March 500 300
Order ofStJohn Ophthalmic Hospital Sept 250 250
Order ofStJohn - Hospital Account February 300 300
Passage 2000 April 300 300
Peoples Dispensary
for Sick
Animals May 30D
Practical Action August 300
Prison Reform Trust January 300 300
Prisoners ofConscience Appeal Fund February 300 300
February 300 300
Provident IRow) Night Refuge &Home April 200 200
Queen Elizabeth's
Foundation
for the Disabled 300 300
Rare Breeds Survival
Trust
March 200 200
FNL formerly
Royal Literary Fund
May 300
Royal Sociely for the Relief ofIndigent Gentlewomen ofScotland November 200 200
RNLI Skegness March 300 300
The Samaritans
-General Office
January 200 200
-Boston Branch February 300 300
Save the Children
Fund - General
Fund Sept 400 400
Scottish Wildlife Trust November 300 300
Sightsavers
International'
(name
change) August 300
Send a Cow November 300 300
Spilsby Fabriic Fund
Stroke Association
Sept
February
300
300
300
300
StAndrew's
Episcopal
Church, Cagsnder
November 100 100
StJames' Episcopal, Church, Muthill March 300 300
St Paula Church Kmghtsbridge April 100
St Helen's Aswardby February 100 100
StMungo Housing March 300 300
Swinstead PCC Fabric August 300
Toynbee
Hall
August .300
The Connection March 3DD 300
Toybox March 300 300
UNIPAL March 300 3DD
Carried forward 21,650 15,850

YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED YEAR ENDED 5APRIL 2023 5APRIL 2023
5 Chsditable
Activities -Grant making
Annual
Payments
Under Standing
Order (continued)
Igonth of
payment
2023f 2022
f.
Brought Forward 21,650 15,850
Wallace Collection March 300 300
Wegs for India Iylarch 300 300
Westminster
Children's
Society March 200 200
Whitechapel
Mission
January 200 200
Womankind
Worldwide
February 300 300
World Monuments
Fund
in Britain July 300
Zane March 300 300
Zoological Society August 300
23,850 17,450
School Fees
Beestone School - Jamie Philippi Fees 12,000 11,000
Gresham
School - Rose Phigppi
10,000 9,000
Morrlsons Academy —lone Aldridge Fees 4,000
StLaurence Education Trust - George Philippi 12,000 12,000
34,000 36,000
Other Payments
Made
during the Year
Art Fund 5,000
Friends ofthe Earth 500
Grimsthorpe
and Drummond
Trust 364 354
Royal Hospital for Neuro Disability 1,000
St Mary's Swinstesd 10,000
2,500
UNHCR Ukraine 7,500
Zane 1,000
27,864 364
School Fees 34,000 36,000
Standing
Orders
23,850 17,450
Total Donations
made
during the year 85.714 53,814
The objectives ofthe Trust are fulfilled by the Trustees through consideration ofappeals and making grants
in response
thereto.
Ag grants are for the general support ofthe recipent.
2023 2023 2023 2022
Endowment
f
Unrestricted
f
Total Total
Chaditable
Activities
(as 'above) 85,714 .85,714 53,814
Support Costs- Administration &Accountancy 1,500 1,500 1,500
Support Costs 6,024 6,024 12,048 8,409
Total 6,024 93,238 99,262 63,723

Analysis ofnet as sets between funds
2023 2023 2023 2022
Expendable Unrestdcted
Endowment Income
Fund Fund Total Total
E 8 8 5
Fund balances at 5April 2023are represented by:
Fixed assets 3,820,321 3,820,321 3,956,710
Current assets 166,294 132,164 298,458 285,117
Debtors 8,721 8,721 17,442
Creditors: amounts falling due within one year (4,639) (4,200) (8,839) (5,200)
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