KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR corrAGE TRUST LIMITED
{A company limited by guarantee)
Company Number 1441318
Charity Number 276961
Directors. Report and Flnancial Statements
for the year ended 31 March 2024

KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR COThAGE TRUST LIMITED
ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31 MARCH 2024
CONTENTS
Company informalton
Trustees report
Independent Examinerfs Report
Statement of Financlal AclivilÈs lindudlng profit arKJ
Ioss 8ccounl}
Balance Sheet
Notes to the Financial Slalements
9-11
The following p89as do not fomi part of th8 8tatutcry
Detaled Profit and Loss Account
12-13

KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR corrAGE TRUST LIMITED
COMPANY INFORMATION
MrK A BBTh41L*
Mr F J Grogn
Mrn J D Haryrim
Mr S R HaM￿tY
M M MDll8V
Msv J Munday
MrJSP8tsr
Mr N R Pullo(aE
MTrKVW&th
RwbJn•d 15 Nbv•mb•r 2023
C(¥np•ny8•ty•1•ry
At N R Pui*x*
C¢)mpany Nurnb
1441318
Rtyl•t•ryd Chwrfty NLMnb•r
276951
Addr￿artd R•wl•l•¥•d CIfflG•
Church Street
RémÈ•y
HampBhlr•
SO51 88T
T & S AcctyJnt8nts & BU￿r￿*￿vi￿o￿ Ltd
t Ash H:'II CDmmon
Sherfekj Engllsh
Romsfjy
Hamp•hk•
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KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR COThAGE TRUST LTD
REPORT OF THE TRusfEES AND DIRE￿ORs
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Organ15*1on and Governance
The Trust was fomied in 1979 undèr its Memorandum and Artlcles of Assoclation, whlch establishes the
objects and powers of the charitable company. These were amended twice in 2014 to actommodate the
running of number 13 Church Street, and to include the care of the Trust's museum collections as a primary
responslbility. The Trust is a company limited by guarantee, and In the event of the company being wound up.
members would be required to contribute an amount of £1 each. The dlrèctors of the company are also the
trustee5 of the charity. The trustees, a5 listeo on page I, are elected by the memDer5 at the annual general
meeting. The trustees are responsible for the policies adopted by the charity. The charity is a public benefit
entity.
Since 2022 the governance structure supporting the Board of Tru5tee5 includes an Operatlon5 Commtttee,
Buildings Committee. Collections Commiiiee and Gardens Committee whith deals specifically with the garden5
on site. Each committee comprises of trustees supported by staff and volunteers.
Oblectlves and Artlvltles
The charity's object5 and principle activities are to advance the education of thE public by the preservation for
the people of Romsey and of the nation at lar8e, those buildings and premlses of historical, cultural and
archltectural Interest known as Xing John's House, and Tudor Cottage, Romsey and to operate as a museum
and maintain and develop it5 museum collections and to offÈr the widest Possible public access to King John's
House and Tudor Cottage and its collections and the garden5 that surround the buildin8s- known a5 King
John'5 Giidell, which the trust rnaintain5.
Achievements, Perfomiance and Financial Review
The trust operated at a deficit of £760, being an operation31 surplus of £10,240 prior to the inter-company
provision of £ll,(XKI, referred to below in the ye3r to 31st March 2024 Icompared with a deficit of £31,437
after inter-company provision of £24,IMI in the year to March 20231.
The year to 31 March 2024 Is the second in which the trust has been able to offer a full, year long, program of
events and activities Since the end ot the pandemic. There has continued to be a signih'cant level ot
enFaRement with the medieval house and museum throuBh event5. With income generated from the Open Art
Exhibition, monthly talks and exhibitions. In term5 of visits to the House and Museum, as 3 heritage
destination, numbers have remained level. despite increases in marketing and the continued focus on guided
tour5 and costumed interpreters. Interest in tours that are or8anised on behalf of hlstorical grovps and
bran¢hes of U3A has continued during the year under review. With free of charge access to the Moody
Museuin and reliaiiie uii guided tours to ¥eiierate incoiTie. fundraising opportunilies have been limited.
rhe subsidiary company has now suffered cumulative105ses in ihe past three accountinE periods of L37,133
(£13,153 in the year to 31 March 20241£13,679 In the year to 31 March 2023 and 6 month period to 31 March
202211 with accumulated negative ￿SerVeS of £37,132. The inter-company loan due to its parent company
stands at £35,292. The company has provided a letter of sUPPOrt to its subsidiary. An increase of £ll,CW in the
provision, to £35,000, has been made in these account5 for the potential non-recovery of the amount duè from
the 5ubsldlary,
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KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDQR COThAGE TRUST LTD
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES AND DIREcfoRS
FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 MARCH 2024
Continued
The trust ha5 benefitted from a generous legacy of f 8,375 in the year ended 31 March 2024, from an estate in
recognition of a long connection with King John's House12023 £nill.
Further 5igna8e project costs were incurred in the year to 31 March 2024 of £14,40012023- £7,558) and are
tapitalised on the balance Sheet with the equivalent funding trom Test Valley Borough Council reflected in
restrirted grant income in the Statement of Financial Actwities. The signage project will be completed wlihin the
ext few weeks after which the total costs will be amortised over the remaining lease period.
The operational activity of the House, Museum and Gardens is only possible with the valucd support of its
volunteers. The range of activity 15 ertensive including the delivery of guided tour5, maintaining the prerni5es,
enhènciiig exlilbitivn displays and maintaining thè historic gardens. The Trustees take this opporrunity to Eive
thanks to all those who have helped during the year. From records maintained the volunteer time in the year to 31
March 2024 for House, Museum and Chapel Storage Facility wa5 482 hours1396 hours October 2022 to 31 March
20231 and Gardens 83312023 888 hour51.
It should be noted that time devoted by trustees as volunteers is included in the records above but not the
additional time necessary in perfDrming their responsibilities as officers of the trust.
Future Direction
As rep)rted last year, the long4elayed signage projert commenced at the end of 2022 supported by a Community
Infrastructure Levy Grant from Test Valley Borough Council. De5iglled to significantly improve the external
orientation and interpretation boards better to advertise the House and Museum to the pasglng pijhlie Ag all but
the final few elements of the project were completed last month, a formal launch of the new si8nage was
celebrated at an event. raising good media coverage, where tb,c Mayors of Test Volley and Romsey unveiled the
new hanging signage above the entrance.
The trustees have previously reported on process behind developing the Spring 2023 Strategic Plan. Formal
approval ot the plan and communicatlon to stakeholders was deferred pendin8 clarification of certain funding
considerations, an interim announcement was presented to staff and volunteers in January 2024 an(i further work
is in hand to launch this in the next few months.
The General Manager resigned just after the year end after 7 years, service and was thanked by the trustees.
Following a robust and successful recruitment proce55 Jade Poultoi) was appoii)ted as Llie Museum Monager on 31
July 2024. With her fresh approach, working with trustees, voltjnteers, stakeholders and vi51tors we are excited at
the prospects open to the company through identifying and embracing new opportunities including new si8na8e
and the Strategic Plan.
Golngconcem
The trustees remain focused on cash flows and whilst noting that reserves have declined. the company operated
well within its 2024 deficit budget and on track against the current year budget. An updated business plan
together with the bu(Iget for year to 31 March 2026 will be presented for trustee approval by 30 September 2024.
The trustees remain confident that the trust can meet its112bilitiÈs as they fall due for 3 pcriod of 12 months from
the date of approval of these accounts.
Policle$
The Irustees currently operaie thelr invesimenis them5elve5 pursue a low-ri5k policyj investing wlth CAF,
Santander and Scottish Widows. The trustees have complied with their duty under the CharitiÈs Act 2011 to have
due reRard to the Ruidance on public benefit published bv the Commisslon In exercisinR their powers or duties.
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KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDQR Co￿AGE TRUST LTD
REPORT OF THETRUSTEES AND DIRE￿OR$
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Continued
Respon51bIlft￿S of the Board of Trustees
Company law requires the trustees to prepare financial statements for each financial year which give a true and falr
view of the state of affairs of the chori4able company 4$ at the balance sheet date and of its incomiTr8 resources and
application of resources, intluding intome and eypendlture, for the financial year. In preparing those financial
statement5 the tfL¢Stees should follow best practice and:
select sultable accountlng pollcies and then apply them consistently
make judgements and @stimates that are reasonable and prudent
prepare the financial statements on the going concem basls unless It is inappropriate to assume that the companv
will continue on that basis.
The finaniial statemellts have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies set out in the notes to the
accounts and comply with the charity's governing document, the Charities Act 2011 and Accounting and Reporting by
Charities: Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with
the Flnancial ReportinE Standard for Smaller Entltles publlshed on 16 july 2014. The trustees a￿ responsible for
maintaining accounting records which disclosè wrth reasonable accuracy at any time, the financial position of the
charitable company aryd to enable them to ensure that the financial statements Comp￿ wtth the Companies Act 2CK)6.
The trustees are also responsible for safeguarding the asset5 of the charitable company and hence for taking
reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other iriegularities.
Members of the Board of Trustee5 The Tru5tee5, who are a150 directors for the purpose of company law and trustees
for the purpose of charity law, who served during the year and up to the date of this report are set out on the
company information page. The trustees have expressed their thanks to Frank Green for his valued contribution
durlng his long tenure as a trustee ending 15 November 2023.
The mcmbers of the company are the trustees and from time-to-time other5 upon application and duly recognised by
the trustees. HovRver, for some years no other Individuals have sought membership by written application.
This report has been prepared in accordance with the Statement of Recommended Practice.. Accounting and
Reporting by Charities IFRS 1021 and in accordance with the special provision5 relatlng to companies subjert to the
Small companles reglme.
Approved by the Board of Trustee5lDlrectOfs on 12 Ausu5t 2024 and 5isned on Its behalf by..
John Parker Ichair of Trustees)
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KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR COThAGE TRUST LIMITED
(A company limited by guarant991
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF
KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR COThAGE TRUST LIMITED
We rqpJrt on thB scwjnts of th8 ctfflP8nyfor year Emttad 31 March 2024 are set out cffj pag•$ 6 to 11.
Rw¢tive rn•poMibillts"M ol tru•t••* and •X￿1￿•T
Thp aty Ih? D￿reth￿ of Ihtr PJrxnpanyforthe PUfPOS* of Company Lawl are responslble for the preparaugn
of thÈacrxJunts. The ￿$tee$ Mnsider that an 8uthI is rKtl rwuired for thks yepr und¥ S￿￿0￿ 144121 Df Ihg ChEritiBY Act2011
Ilhe 2011 Acii and Ihai an Inde￿an1 8xamlnaUm Is needed.
Ha￿l¥j 5aUsfl•# owsdve5 that the Company Is Tr)t subi8Gt to ￿ a￿￿U[l￿￿oIrnpany kwaTrJ Is ellg4blefoi In0eperwJ￿t
mit￿ti￿n, It is 0Urrww)r￿bIlity to:.
' 8¥AmiTh8 lh8 acoxhits uTrJer Sth 145 ollh8 2011 Act
' follow the pro¢￿ureS ￿ld In ￿ yeral (liredpons by Ihe Charity Secfjon 145151 Ibl
of the 2011 Ati. arnl
10 81ot¢ ￿*&i￿ar paffjrJJkqr mattws have r￿m0 to ourott•)Ibn.
8a•l¥ of indoporylent •X4vnIn￿, r•port
Our ￿Minal￿)n was r4thed out In attordancg Ihe 9gner41 ￿'￿te￿On¥ 9N*n by Charfty Commlsslon. An ex8rfiination
a rgwiew of the aL¥xurfry record5 kept by ihe chartty and a ¢omparI￿n ofthe Pfesented wiu) those records.
It In¢Juog5 of any unusual Ilwlls or ¢1sdoswes In tho acrAJunts, an¢J seeking explanatlons frcm you as trustoes
o)rteming any suth Tnattets. The procedures do not l￿￿de all th8 ewdence thatwruld be Nuir￿ in an audit and
oJnsequ•nlly no opl￿On Is ¢￿Ven as to whelhef Ihe 8ecothTrts preS￿t 8 Irue end fair and the repgrt is limited to those
malters sel oul in statement bek)w.
Indppend¢nt EX￿In•￿￿ St•t•m•nt
In ￿nn¢cl50n with our ckrniTration. rn matter la5 come to oJr attentiijn..
1. gives us reasoThable Gqust lo bd18ve that in any matwial r85PeCt Ihe requiTements.'
- to keep ac￿￿nIng record8 in accixdance 4%ilh Section 396 of the Cornpanles Act 2LK16. and..
- to prepa￿ 8c<4unts &cwr¢ ￿th ifre accounliw re(xy￿S wmply ￿th the accountirvJ requwements of S8clon 396
of the Cornpanie5 Act 2006 aTrJ tme mett￿￿s and princityes of (he Slaternentot ftwnrn￿ed Pr8d¢8'. Accouniing and
Reporti￿9 by Charib￿, ha￿ met. vr
2. to *tiiL*. in owopinkn. attenibn sthjld be order to u￿ble a proper ¢JKler¥tsn¢Jlng of thB to bè re8d￿.
T & S A6￿UntantS atwj B￿1n￿￿- Lt
Unbl 7 Ash Hlll Common
Shtrfidd ErYJlish
Romsey
Hampshiro
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KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR COThAGE TRUST LIMITED
Acom
an Ilmited b
uarantee
tatsment f Flnanclal Actlvllles
For thè
r 8ndod 31 March 2024
r•strictod
R05trict•d
Funds
Total
Funds
2024
Fund$
023
Inwnlng resourcfjs
024
G•n•rat•d ty Voluntary
Incom•:
Gran15, donations and legaues
Other Iradin
activities
Shop incorne and sales
Invèstment Snc%)mè
56.896
16,051
71,947
59.419
14,277
2,234
25
16,511
409
8,981
193
Total Incoming rn8ourees
71.557
17.310
88,867
68,593
Resources expend
Costs of 98nerating funds
Cosl of goods 301d and oth8r wsts
Chantable activiug$
Governan￿ r)Jsts
Other- provision against amount due Irom subsidiary
Less.. service charge lo subsidlary
Tptal resources •xpended
6,413
74,J58
1,860
11.0
5.700
87,931
763
933
7,176
75,291
1,860
11,0(K)
5,700
89,627
75,292
4,072
5,700
1,696
N•t Incominglloutg¢ing) r•wur￿$
Transf•rs babween funds
Total funds brought forward
116,374)
1.060
3g.786
15,614
(1,0601
20.422
{7601
1 {31,437}
60.208
91,645
Totsl fund8 ¢orrled forniard
10
24,472
34,976
59,448
60.208
The slalemenl of Fin8nci81 Acilvities includes all gains and IrJ58es in the ￿r. All in(x>ming resources deriv
from continuing acts'vilies.
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KINQ JOHWS HOUSE AIID TUOQR COTTAGE TRUST UMITED
(Acompany Ilrnltgd by guaranto•)
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 MARCH 2024
2024
2023
In￿tMent*
Shwe in subsidiary
Flx•d A•#ets
Tangitle ¥sets
21.95B
Curr•nl
siock
Debtors
Cosh al bank and in ￿￿)d
885
1.281
42.155
44.321
56.435
.043
Creditor6'. Arnounts Wling due vthhln ygar
{6.8321
{7.3951
Ne¢ Current Assets
37,489
52,648
Not Asgets
60.208
Th• Fund• of the Charlty..
M￿￿1)￿8, guar*ft
Restrfct& funts
Clesign*wI (unrestri¢t￿1 furl
Unrestricterj funO5
10
10
10
34,976
10.000
14.472
20,422
54.048
14.2621
59.448
60.208
PWT

KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR COThAGE TRUST LIMITED
(A company Ilmbted by guarantee)
Balance Sheet as at 31 March 2024
In approving Ihese finanual stratements as Truslee Dir￿r5 of th& Companywe hereby ￿nf1M the follLlWing.-
For tha flnandal y8ar 8nd8d 31 March 2023, the eompany w?* gnlillAd lo pxemplbn from audit Iindw 5ectinn
4T1 ol the Cornpanie5 A(X 2000 rela￿ll￿ to small companie5.
Trust88 D￿r￿arS responsibilili85.'
11 Th8 M8rnbèts have not reqLl1￿ the cxjrnpany to obtain 8n auditfor rts accounts for th& year in quesl.on in
a(rA)rdance with s￿10n 476 oflho Companles Act 2￿.
21 The Trust885 ackn￿£dg@ th&r responsibilrties for (x)rnplWng tha wulrenwLts ofthe Companlès 2006
wlth reSp￿t to acfrluntlng re(x)rd$ and tha pr8paraUon ol ￿3)Unts.
These arxounts have been prepared in a￿rdan￿ wffh the provtsh)rns applicabb lo companies subject ￿ ihg
small La)mpJnie8 T8girne.
These ac￿nts were approv&J by the board on 12 August 2024 and svJned rjn ts beham.
Mr K A Barwi(*
Troasuror
The note8 on pages g to 11 forrn part ol these accounts.

KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR COTTAGE TRUST LTD
Acom
an
limited b
uarantee
Not•s to th• flnancial •tat•nwnt8 for th•
ar •nd•d 31 March
1.1 A¢¢ountlng Convgntlon
The accounts hav8 bogn prepar￿1 undèr the historical cost convention ag modified for valuations, in
accordance wlh the Statement of Rgcommendeé Pracli¢g'. Accountsng and Reporting by Charities. Th6
accounts have bo8n prapar8d In accNd8nce FRS 102 and In accordance wltrt applSc8ble charlty
¢￿panY IJW.
1.2 Fix•d a880ts and d8prKlatlon
The Trust own ￿'ng John'g House and thè interfirthed Tudty Cott￿e. %thith was sold to the Trust by
Hampshire Courty Counc..l in 1979 for Ihe nobonal purchase price of £1. The asset is a "heritage asset.
ich. in the ¢)pinion of the trust￿$ cannot be sensibly valued for the foll(Miing r6asons'. 1. The property 13
iflalienable. having been gifted to the t0￿rn of Romsey by Miss M.A.M. Moody, +he last of her branch of the
farnily vthich had own8d the prop8rty Sir￿ 1918. sh￿j1(1 the pr888nt Tfust fall than th8 property would
defaull lo Romsey Town Council. 2. Tha propoty is Grad8 1 list8d and cannot b8 ad8pt8d for a￿Y
nlemr)orary use, oven minor changes are subject to scnjpulous consKl8r8b"on by Historic England. 3. The
property is landlL*ked with no right of way exept by vrav nf th6J main ftwer. Th8r8 is 8Iso 8 hi.%tnrir right of
way lo the south side via the entranc8 way to the Abbey Hotel. Equiprnenl costing more ttron £1,1))O is
caixlalised and dew￿late£l over 5 years on a slraighl lina basis.
1.3 Incomo
Incnrne relates 6nbr8ty lo the principal continuing activities. Donafjons and Legaaes represent donations and
grants, Ihey are recognised when the don8ts.on is given or grant becomes unconditional. Other trading
inC￿Me ropresent gift stw s8las, f888 for hiring, events and tours, the inccme of Mthich is recognised
Nthen the sale is made, or th8 avenl occurs. Investment income relates entirdy lo bank interest received on
b8nk dep08il8.
1.4 Fund accountlng
lil Unrestricted funds are available for use al Ihe dIsCre￿On of th8J trustse8 in lurthwance of the general
objeGIIveb of the Gharty.
lill Restricted funds are Subj￿Ied lo restrictions on their expenditure, imposed by the donor or thr￿gh Ihe
tetms of an appeal_
{iiil Designated funds arFJ Unrestrict￿ fund3 earmarked by the Board of TTU3tee5 for a particular purpose.
1.5 Stock
Slocks of rètail itèms are valued at the tower of cost and net realisable value. after making due allowance for
obsolete and slow moviro items.
1.6 Debtors
D8btors ale measured al cost and ￿t￿gnised when a right to receive economic ben8fit, goods or serwcgs
arises.
1.7 Ca•h al bank and In hand
C&4h al bank and in hand represents monies heid in bank accounts or hand including cash In transit.
1.8 Creditors
Creditors are recogni88d 81 cost when a prea￿t Obligati(￿ arises 88 a result of past events.
2 Employees
The Trust has IM) permanent members of staff. ¢)ne fuu-llme one fractional. The Trustees do not éraw
salaries.. they are entitled to relmbursgmenl of the costs of attending Board meetings. During the year undgr
rgwgw no trustees were pald a salw or exwnsès. No Èmployegs r￿1ved ernploy99 b9ngfits of more than
L60,IM)O.
3 Taxatton
As a registered charity the Trust is rK>I liable lo Corporat¢on Tax on ils wofils, as long as these we directed to
118 cli8rilatAe obiects.
P¥ge 9

KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR corrAGE TRUST LIMITEO
Acom
an
limited b
uarantee
Notes to the flnanclal staternents for the
(conlinuedl
ear ended 31 March 2024
4 Golng Con¢ern
The accounts hav9 begn prepared on th8 basis that the Trust is a wing (x)ncern. The trustee8 must
maKe thelr own assessment of the Trust's ability to conllnue as a golng concern to assure themselves
of this assumption. The trustees have rev￿Wed all information aVaila￿e to them for a period of at least
12 month5 from the date of the approval of these accovnls and are ¢onfidenl that the Trust can
continuè, méeting ils liabilities as they fall due.
2024
2023
15 Inv•strnonts
One Ordinary share ift Miss Moodls Tudor T88 Room Ltd
repr6senling 100% of the issuèd share capital
£1
£1
2024
202
6 Tangible fixed alsets
Kin
John's House
uested 1979
Tudor Colltsgg Igi¢led by Hampshire County Counul)
Cost
Signage projecl costs incurred
21,958
21,959
7,558
7,559
The above properties are dassed as"Herltage Assets" as they are of ￿at historical significance
and are mainlined to advance the preservation ané edl￿at￿n objectives of the cnarw. These assets
cannot be reasonably valued, in the opinion of the trustees. The buildings are listed properties which
8re situated in Rornsey Town c8ntre opposite Romsey Atsbey, antj afe Important In Ime lown's
history and character. {See also note 1.21
7 Debtor8'. amount8 recAvable thin ono year:
Amount due from sub8i4iary wmpany
Less.. Provision agairtsl amcAJnt due
OlheT Debtor
35,292
{35,0001
989
1,281
2024
26,652
124,000)
2,652
2023
8 Croditots: amounts falling dL*e within one year..
Taxes due
Trade creditors
Accnjals
Other creditors
1,419
1.843
4.072
61
7,395
5.332
1,500
6,832
9 M•rnb•rn' guarant•es and rnlated party transactlons
The Tnjsl is a company limited by guarantee and not hamng an issued share capital.
The members, liability is limited to £18ach.
As at the balance sheet dale there V*ere 8 (2023.. gi Members.
On 1 Octob8r 2019 the subsidiary (x)mpany, Miss Mo(bd¥s Tu(Jor Tea Room Limited
look over Ihe trade of Ihe tea rwms from the Trust, acquiring the equiprnent and stock
at nel book value. The Tnjsl has charged il's subsKliary company £47512023 £4751 per
month for sorvice charges lo include wages, telephone. credit charges ote. paid for
by the Trust.
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KING JOHN'S HOUSE AND TUDOR corrAGE TRUST LIMITED
Acom
an
limited b
rantee
Notes to the financial statemènts for the
Iconlinued)
ear endod 31 March 2024
10 R•conGiliatlon of fund•
At31
March
202
A8$0ts Current
N¢t
Transfers At 31
Llablllties Surplusi balw￿n March
funds
2024
Freehcdd fund
Accurnulaled g8n8ral fund
Garden fund
King John's House resetve fvnd
- unTeslrirted
Restricted incom8 funds
114.2621 14,472
12,863 13,017
54,048 10.¢X)o
{1fj.3141
1.214
45,108
11.0601
144,048)
14,472
13.017
10,000
7,558 21.958
60.208 59,448
14.400
21,958
17601
50,448
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