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2022-03-31-accounts

Utter picking
Environmental
badge
Chef badge
DIYbadge
Entertainer
badge
Map reading
Making Cube into mummies
Pottery painting
led by
local studio
Manhunt
in local woods
Craft night led by local head of8th form art
DeNvenng
Chnstmas cards in viNage
Walk round local reservoir Ifhod plains
Making bird feeders
Swimming at local pool
Making pancakes
Remembrance
Sunday
World book day challenge
Camping
Talk by local naturalist on spiders and insects
Cake sale forthe Ukraine appeal
Sec5on:
lntemational
night with
food
Axe knifis and saw skiNs
Problem solving skills
World disaster night
Faith night
Scouts skHls nights x3
Baclovoods cooking
Map reading
skHls and
route planning.
Soap carving
Cake sale for Ukraine
Weekend camp, back toscout basics
Sailing
Acbvity camp weekend
Expedition
planning
and completion
Athletics
Evening learning
about
role ofarmy resents
with QNcefs
Basher and Bivi buiMing.
Making tin candles
Water fmers
Diversity and equaNty
night
Delivering
Chnstmas cards in viNage
Leallet dewvery forScouts, Royal Bntish Legion
and viNage Jubilee celebration
Remembrance
Day
StGeorge's Day
Supporting
the Christmas
dinner event for
elderly resideets ofthe Chancy court community
club
Visit tothe MAD museum
Making automata
models
led by local teacher
~ Global issues night —undei3tanding
inequalities
in other countries, where our clothes are made
etc.
~ Kitchen hygiene and camp hygiene
~ INenu planning/camp
menu
phmnning.
e Football —as experienced
by a blind person
{using face masks and football with bell in it).
~ Virtual Brass monkey camp {covid)
Forwtcter society:
Ensuring the chmdren
gain undeietanding
afhaw
events in the past impacted and continue to
i~upon our wider community.
Forexample,
II~D
d
y
Bntish Legion
~ The impacts cerhmin things they might do cauld
have on aur aarninunities
and our envinwmint.
Forexample, recyding and reuse, supporting
community
eimnts for different sectors ofthe
community
~ Teaching them li5s skills that they can use tothe
benefit afathers
~ All targeted toieards encouraging
them tobe
active members ofour communities.

Review ofthe charity's financial Review ofthe charity's financial Review ofthe charity's financial Review ofthe charity's financial Our income forthe period wasR33~ but itshould
position atthe end ofthe period be noted that R25417ofthis was donations
received -R22,875ofwhich was local government
grants to aNow the group tocontinue. f731was
raised for Ukraine Scouts and trsnsfened tothem in
FY22I23.
Our expenditure
was K40+48,this was signl5cantly
higher than usual. Due to the ag» ofour hut, built ln
1070,and relative lack of updalng ofthings since
meant there were asignificant
number ofItems
needing work. The work was prtori5sed based on
urgency. Having our eleetrfcs tsslsd identified we
need toreplace everything. Ne started asignIIcant
AAtfblshment
programme
which wN be eomplslsd
ln the next FY.This FYwe:
~
Rewired the hut
~
Replaced the distribution
board
~
Replaced
aH power point &light switch faces
~
Replaced
aH light NSngs for LED ones
~
Added timing switches for outside lighting
~
Added an external
door tocreate access to our
equipment
AxNYl
Added paths and a shed base
e
lnstaHed aconcrete shed with lighting
argl
power —to aHow storage and mini workbenches
for activtHes
Added agas cage
~
VNdened the access toour boiler room to allow
storage tobe consoHdated
and make access to
tables &chairs easier
~
Started work on adding athird toilet and creating
a disabled toilet with a baby change unit
~
Replacing
aH sanitary ware
The rtNNNrbishment
acev@es accounted IorRN~
ofour spend this FY.Our stareng balance this FY
was a local government
grant ofHO,OOO awarded at
the end ofthe previous FY.
~ment
for holding
explaining
the policy
reserves staHng why
PItsvtousiy we held very IINe in nserves as our
InecNne tooek&ly
matched ouf ollgoings.
they are held Hoarever, our aim now istokeep @SRIn a separate
savings account for contingencies as well as
around R1.5- RRk ln our current account.
Reasons for hiding zero Our income
«nd outIolngs are usually
falrty slmIar.
reserves Due 4olockdowns and nsshfctions
on meeting our
income was reduced over the last two financial
years -unless you include the donations
and
grants we received. The lack offunds meant we
could not both hold areserve and maintain the hut
Details offund materiaH in deficit No deficit
Explanation
ofany uncertainties
about the charity continuing as a
The maior concern regarding the charity continuing
is the impact increasing cost ofliving impacting on
going concern the abINy ofour members
families tocontinue to
pay subscrtptions
which isthe vast mlllority ofour
income.
Subscrtp5ons
from our men%era
The charity's
pnncipal sources of
funds (including
any fundraising)
Fundralslng
ac5vi5es
Applying
forgrants trem nalonal and local
charl5es
investment
policy and objectives
including
any social investment
policy adopted
A description ofthe prircipal
risks
facing the charity
As slitied above foruncerta~.
Addl5onally,
our
hut is43years old «nd «ny substan5al
Nwn
IRIS~~
hl
signllcant
hardship.
Obviously, the risks hete have
reduced
wNh the refurbishment
plogramme
buts5I
rwnalns
ln certain areas.
Structure, Governance and Nanageinent
Descri
of
'strusts:
Hdtv'
Type of governing
document
How isthe chanty constituted'?
Trustee selection methods
induding
details ofany
constitutional
provisions e.g.
election to post orname ofany
charity cons5tuted
under Royal
Trustises ate selected atthe Annual Genelil
Nee5ng. They are vohlttisers%om@e
~N
I
Trustees who «rethe i atentsIguardlans
offoram'
person or body entitled to appoint members.
one ormore trustees
Complaints
Handing
Policies and procedures
adopted
Conllc5ng lntisrests
ha
Hh
forthe induction
and training
of Votuntiser Nanagenwmt
trustees
On aday today basis our mganlsa5onal
strtuWm
ls an ejrecu5ve commNee and three sec5on
The chanty sofganlsatlonal
structure and any wider network
with which the charity works
leadeis.
Ne are patt ofthe QI3flon District ScoutJ4sa and
the ScoutAssocla5on aswe ops@de under the
guidance oftheir Royal Chartier

Refere nce and Adfninistra 5ve
detai
ls
'
Ch name
1
Middleton C
Scouts
R
stared ch
number
Charity's
principal address
1"IIiddieton Chancy ScoutG oup
cioSamantha
Suttanmrth
1Dands Orlve
NitMieton Chancy
Sanbwy
Oxle&shire
OX1784N
mes ofthe charity trustees who manage the chaNy
1"MldcÃeton Chancy Scout
Group AGM
Sarah Turland 11~November 2021 & 1"Middleton Chancy Scout
Adrian Holloway Group~r Group AGM
1"Middleton
Cheney Scout
Group AGM
Treasurer 1"Middleton Chancy Scout
Group AQM
lan Philip Jeffs Trustee 1'"Midcleton Chary Scout
Group AGM
Andrew Watts Trustee 1"Middletco Chancy Scout
Group AGM
Mark Lawson Trustee
Emma White Trustee 8 Section 11~November 2021 &
Leader
Trustee 11~November 2021 & 1"Midcleton Chancy Scout
10 11~November 2021) Group AGM
1"Middleton
Group AGM
Cheney~
Richard Claydon- Trustee 11~November 2021 & 1"Middleton Chancy Scout
Group AGM
Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf ofothers
Descnption ofthe assets held in None
this capacity
Name and objects ofthe charity None
on whose behalf the assets are
held and how this falls within the
custodian
charity's
objects
Details ofarrangements
forsafe
Not applicable
custody and segregation ofsuch
assets from the charity's own
assets

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Recel ts and a ents accounts CC18a
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