BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
TRUSTEES, REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT8
FOR THE YEAR ENDED31 DECEMBER 2023
Ragistered Chority No.. 279029

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARIYY
CHARITY INFORMATION
Charity name
BOSS BLtslness Supplies Charity
Reglstèred Charity Number..
279029
Rggl$tered Office-
2 Villiers Court
Meriden Business Park
Copse Drivè
Covenlry
CV5 9RN
B#nkgrs'.
Barclays Bank plc
151 Floor
S Sl Ann's Street
East Quayside
Newcastle
NE128H
Fund Managern:
CCLA Investment Management Limited
Senator House
85 Queen Victoria Street
London
EC4V 4ET
Initapèndent Examingr,.
Luckmans Duckett Parker Limited
1710 Elliott Court
Coventry Business Paik
Herald Avenue
Coventry
Wesl Midlands
CV5 6UB

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
Contents
Page
Twstees. report
IndepeFidenl examlners report
Stslement of finartcial actiV￿e$
Balance sheet
Notes lo the financlal statements
9- 13

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
RUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The Iruslees present Ihelr report 8nd the financial statements lor thè ygar ended 31 Decèmber 2023.
The financial statements have been prepared In a¢cordance with the accounting pollcies and comply
th the Charily's Irust deed and applicable law.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
The BOSS Buslness Suppli¢s Charity supports indivlduals lacing financial hardship due to Iwe's
challenges leaving thern struggling to make ends meet.
It helps in many way5, for example throu9h glvlng quarlerfy grants to supplement incoffle, giving one-
ofigrants to help with immediate problems such a5 boiler repalrs and replacement household 51ems end
fvlvre fund grèn1$ lorlhose wanllng or needlng lo further Iheirtralning and careerprospecls. The Chailty
h8s 8 friendly yroup ol volunteers who visit those 58eking asslslancè.
Assistance is available to Indlviduals who hav& workeij, or are currently employed, in the UK Buslness
Supplles Industry for 81 le8st ye8rs, as well as their immediate family members
The objecls of the charity are lo apply the eapllal and income of the ¢haritable funds for the purpose of
providing finan¢lal relief lin case ol need, hardshlp or dlslressl to person5 who are or who have been
employed In the bu$lne55 supplies Industry and the widows and depèndanls of such persong, These
objects have been fflel by providln9 grants lo individusls. The Iru5tee5 confirm that they have referred
to U)e guidance conlained in the Charity Commissitsns general guidance on public benèfit when
reviewing the Charity's aims and oble¢lives and in plannin9 future activities and selling Ihegranlmaking
policy in the year.
Speafie requests foi 85313lance 8re eon8ldered and awarded at the dlscrelion of the trustees.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
The Board has conlinued lo provkle support lo regular benef￿larIeS and to help tho$e with specific
needs by means ol one-off payments. CoTrlact wth beneficiaries ss masntainÈd by a panel ol regional
based visitors who play a key role in assessing needs Ènd advising Ihe Board of changes In tsach
indivklual's circumstances A total ol 162 grants12022". 1661 tolalling £117,02812022.' £77,8531 were
paid lo Indivlduals durlng the year. A total of O 918nls12022..01 tolalling £Nil12022.. £Nil) were pald lo
institutions during Ihe year.
A significant aehievement al th¢ start of FY 2023 was the recruilmenl of 12 Corporate Patrons, each of
¥thom donated £5,000 for the year. Some of Ihese funds were received In FY 2022. As a result of this,
as well 8$ income Irom regular fundralsing activities, such 85 the BOSS Charity Day and the gOSS
In(lustry Aw8rd$ 8nd donation$ from Individuals and industry organlsalons. Income bas InC￿aSed
subslanlially Ihis year.
The financial position overall ha5 Strengthened significanuy during the year duè to the increase In the
V8lue of the fund's investfflellls. Indeed, due lo the above increase In Inoome and an expectation of
further Inerea5es in the value ol the lund'5 investmenls ovef lime, the Board f¢el well placed to consider
applications for 8$$1Stan¢e from people tonnecled with the business supplies industry who are in
need. Enqulries shoiJ1d be difecled to the BOSS Business Supplies Charily Secretary at BPIF Northern
Office, Hub 26, Hunsworth L8ne. Cleckhealon. BD19 4LN.
The Boarcl ￿$h&S lo place on record warmest Jppweciation for the efforts of all vlsllors, patrons ond
onors who have BUPPOrted their efforts during the year.

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
EES,
EPO
Continuèd
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Revlew of transactlons and flnanclal posluon
Details of the Snveslrnenls held are sel out in nole 4 to th# ac¢ounts.
The Slalemenl of Fiftancial Activities is presented on page 7. Thelruslees report a nel In¢￿8s& in funds
01 £118,92812022.' £170,937 decrease), which is due prirnafily to a combination of unrealised galns on
investments and realised gain8 on investments In th8 year. Grants of £1 17.028 (2022., £77,853) were
made to Individugls In accordance wlh the objects ofthe Charty. Grants totalling £Nil12022= £NS11 were
paid to institutions.
Reserves pollcy and rlsk management
11 is the Iwstees, policy lo maintain Sufficient ￿SeNeS to ensure current levels of grant aid can be
m2inl3ined for the foreseeable fulure regardless of donation or other income_ At the year end the total
unrestricted reserves amounted to £1.427,48512022.' £1,308,557). The trustees aie17ave d￿￿oped a
risk regisler lo identify Tisks and how they Can b¢ miligaled.
Invostmont pollcy
There are no rpslrictions on the Ch#r*ty's power to invest. The investment strategy Is sel by thètrustees
who provide the investment managerwlh Spec￿[0 guSdelines and restrictions il8ppropii8le. The general
investment objectSves are for a balance of income and capital gain5. Investments are vèsted in specialist
fund managers who have invesled all funds within a chariti05 investment fund. There Is no policy to
reslri¢l inveslrnenl in certain siocks for risk or ethical reasons.
STRUCTURE. GOVÉRtrIANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governlng Inslrumtnt
The charity's objects and regulalions were regulated by a Irusl deed dated 9 November 1S93 and
updated as 313 August 2016. and undef that deed the ch8rity is constituted as an unlncorporaled
assoclalion
The charily is Drganised so that the day to day running ol the charity 15 cariied out by Trustees with
asslstance from the finance department ol the Brltish Printing Industries Fedefallon.
The nominslion ol trustees and olhei officers of the charity are currently approved by the Execubve
Board of The British offi￿ Supplies 3nd Servi¢e8 Foderalion LSmiled (The Federalionl. T13ere Is a
Pro￿$5 ol Induction lor new Iru8lEgS, whl¢h Includes meelings with curienl Iruslees and the provision
ol key infomialion.
REFERENCE ANDADMINISTRATION DETAILS
Trustees and princlpal officers
The trustees throughout the year and at the date ol approval weie...
Graeme Ch8pman MBE
Michael Gowen
Frances Stephen
Deborah Nice
Martin Wilde Iresi9ned 31 March 20241
Sara Bennett
Jonathan Morton
Kelly Hilleard
Elizabeth Whyle
Leanne Gregg Iresi9ned 22 February 20231
Phllip Wesok)wskl

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
usrEES' REPORT
Cctntlntjod
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
The followlng tsfficers of the Charity have held office for the whole of the ye8r'..
Martin Wilde acted as Chalr and served Ihrouyhoul the year before reslgning on 31 March 2024.
Kelly Hill&ard acted as Viee Chair and served throughout the year before becomlng Chair on 31 March
2024.
Elizabeth Whyle acted as Secretary and 8erved Ihroughout the year.
Doborah Nice acted as Honorary Trtsasurer throughout the year.
Plans for fi5tur8 periods
The ChArity's aims lor 2024 arè to contlnue to source funds and make grants In pursuance of the
charttable tsbjecls. Irj addition, the Charily Is lo()king lo secure approval ol Ils updated Constitution from
the Chaiity Commisslon, and lo finallse a fomi81 shared resources ag￿ernent wth the BOSS
Federation.
Tnb$tees' responslbllilles
The trusteè5 are responsible for preparing the Trustees. RepDrt and th& financial slalements in
8ccordan¢e with applicable law and United Klno(Jom Accounting Slsndards Iunited Klngdom Generally
Aceepled Accountlng Pradice), The law applicable lo charities In England and Wales requlres Iruslees
lo prepare financial slalemenls for each financial year whlch g￿& a true and fair view of the slate ol
affaSrs Of the charity and ol the Incoming resouiceg and 8pplicat￿n of resources of the charfty for that
perlod. In pieparing these financial sla(ements. the tru$lee$ are required lo..
Select suitable accounting puli¢ies and then apply them con$rslently-,
Observe the method$ and principles of the Charities SORP 2019.,
Ibl
(¢1
Make lud9ements and ests"males that are reasonable and prudent;
Idl
Stale vJheU)er applicable accounting slandards havè been followed, subjeel lo any material
departure$ dlsdosed and expl8Sned in the finar¢eial slaternenls,. and
el
Prepare the finaneial 51alemenls on a going concern basis unless it is inappropriatÈ to as5vme
that the ¢h8rily will continue in operation.
The trustees a￿ respon51ble for keeplng proper a¢counting records th81 dlsclose wSlh reasonable
accuracy al any tirne the financial position of Ihe charity and enable Ihem to ensure that the financlal
slalemenls comply with tho Trusl Deed dated 1 March 2021, Ihe Char*ly IAcc¢unls and Reports)
RegL¢lations 2008 and the Charities Act 2011. They are also responslble for safeguarding the assets of
the charity and hènce for taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detecti¢)n of fraud OT other
In so far os the IrusleÈ5 are aware..
there is no ielevanl indep&ndenl exarninalion Informatlon of which the charlty's independent
examinef is unaware.. and
the Iruslees have taken all steps that they ought to have takell to make themselves aware of
any relev8nt independenl examination inforfflalion and lo establish that the independenl
examiner is awarè of thal inloFmatlon.
Al prevalling laws and regulaliong have been com
Iled wlih.
This report was approved by the Irustees on
onbe
all of the trustees by..
DE
ORAH NICE
Treasurer

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
Indopèndenl examln9r's r6portto the trusteps of BOSS Bu¥ln89s Suppllès Charlty
I report lo the chaiily irustets on my tsxaminalion ol the accounts ol the BOSS 8UsIr￿SS Supplies
Charity Ilhe Ch&rityl for thè y¢8r ended 31 Det*mber 2023 which are sel out on pages 7 10 13.
R*spon8ibllitl•8 and bas13 of report
As the charity trustees you are responsible for the preparation of the account$ In accordance wllh the
r8qulrement$ ol th& Charilles A¢1 20111.lhe Act'l.
l Teport in re$pecl of my examinalton of Ihg Charity's accounts carried out under section 145 of the Act
and in carrying out my exarninalion 5 have followed all applicable Directions givèn by thÉ Charity
Cr>mmlsslon under section 145lSllbl ol the Act.
Indepondent èxamlner's statemènt
I have completed my examinabon. I cgnfiTm that no material matters have corne lo my allenlion In
connecllon wllh the examlnatlon glving me cause to beI￿ve Ih?I In any material respect..
1. aoeounling records were not kept in respect of the Chartty as required by sÈclion 130 01 th& Act,. or
2. tl)e accounts do not accord wlh those records,. or
3. the accounts do not comply with the appllcable fequlremenls conceming the form and content of
accounts 8el out in the Charities IAc¢ounls and Reports) Regulatior*s 2008 other Ih3n 8ny
requirement that the accounts glve è true and farr viewwhich Is not a matter considered as PBrt of
an independonl 8xaminalitsn.
I conffrm that there are no other matters to which your attenbon should be drawn to enable a proper
underslandinu of the accounts to be reached.
Mark Spafford
FCA FCCA
Luckmans Ouekett Pat1(er Llmited
1110 Elllott Court
Coventry Busines8 Park
Herald Avenue
Coventry
Wesl Midlands
CV5 6UB
Dale..

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
STATEM
NTOF FINANCIALACT
VITIE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Notes
Unrestrlcted
Fund8
2023
Unr8Strlct•d
Funds
2022
Income:
Voluntary Income=
Donations- regions
Donallon5- other
Donations- patronage scheme
other trading aclivitles
Inv¢slrnenl income
4,289
150
33,000
32.1 t￿1
39,743
130
66,050
54,907
39,101
Total incom¥
160,188
109,282
Ex￿ndIture on:
Charitable ac15vlties
{162,6571
1100,277)
Tolal op9ratlng Idaficltl I surplus
12,4691
9.005
Other re¢ognised galns:
Net gains I Ib$$es) on investments
121,397
{179.942)
N•t surplus I Ideficltl
118,928
1170.9371
Reconclllatlon of funds..
Total funds brought foward
1,308.557
1,479,494
Total funds cgrrl•d forward
£1.427,48S
£1,308.557
All tsnd$ are unre5tricled.
All of the #mount8 included In the statement of financial activities derive from the continulng a¢tivitie5 01
the charity.
The notes on paoes 9 10 13 form part ol these financial sl8lements,

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2023
Nots
2023
2022
Flxed Assfrts
Inveslmenls
1,358,499
1,247.102
Currènt Assèts
Debtor8
Cash al bank and in hand
59,518
32,513
32,793
36,399
92,031
69,192
Llabllltles
Creditors.. Amounls falling dve
wilhln one year
123.0451
17,7371
NET CURRENT ASSETS
68.986
61,455
NET ASSETS
£1A27.485
È1.308.557
Repres•nted by..
Unrestr￿ted funds
£1,427,485
£1,308,S57
The notes on pages 9 10 13 form part of these financial statements.
The financlal statements on page$ 7 10 73 were approved by Ihe Board ol Trustees on
and signed on its behalf by'.-
KELLY HILLEARD
Chair
DEBORAH NICE
Trètt8urer

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Charity Information
The BOSS Business Supplles Ch81ity is a charity registered Sn Et¥Jland 8nd Wales. The
reglsltrred office is Unit 2 Villler$ ¢c)urt, Meriden Business Park. Copse Drlv&. Cov?ntry, CV5
9RN.
Aecounting eonventlon
The financial statements have been pr6p2red under the hlstorical cost convenlon and in
compliance with Accounh"ng and Reporti'ng by Charities.. Statement of Recommended Practice
2019 applicable to charlues preparing their financial statements In ac¢ord8n¢ewi¢h Ihe Flnancial
Reporting Standard 102 The Financlal Reporting Standard appIl￿ble In the Unlled Ktngdom
snd R¢public of Ireland l FRS 1021 and the Chartlies Act 2011.
The accounts lfin?nclal stslementsl have been prepared lo give a'lwÈ and fair, view and have
departed from the Charities (Accounts and Reports} Regulations 2008 only to the exlenl
required to provide a 'lrue and lair view. This departure ha5 involved following A¢countlng and
Reporting by Charilles prep3ring thelr accounts In accordance with the Financial Reporting
Standard applicabFe In the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 Issued on 16 July 2014 rather
than the Accounllng and Rgportlno by Chaiities., Statement of Recommended Praellce effeclSve
from l April 2005 whieh has sinee been ¥￿thdraWn.
The chartty is a public benefit entity for the purposes of FRS 102
The finan¢i81 staternenls a￿ prepared in ¥lerling, which is the functional currency oflhe ¢h8rity.
Monetary amounts In these financl81 slatemenl$ #re rounded lo ihe nearesl pound.
Crftlcal Accountlng Estlmates and Judgements
In the view ol the trusteès in applylng the accounling wllcies adopted, no judgernents were
required that have a significant effect on the amounts reeognised in the financial slalements,
nor do any eslimales or assumptions made carry a signSficanl rlsk of material adjtjstmenl In the
next financiBI year.
Funds Structur
Unreslrlcted funds comprise those funds which the Irusteeg a￿ free to u$e for any purpose in
lurtherance ol the charitable objects.
Incomè recognltlon
All income Is recogni$ed On￿ the charity has entillgmènt to the income, it is probable that the
Income will be received, and the arnouni of income receivable can be measured reliably.
Donations, are recognised when nollfieallon of both the 8mounl and settlement date hès been
received. In the event that a donation is subject to conditions that reoubre a level of perfomiance
before the charity is enlilled lo the funds, the income Is deferred #nd not recognised until either
those conditions are fully mel, or the fulfilment of Ihosè condilions is wholly wilhin the control ol
the charity and it Is probable that those conditions will be fijlfilled In thts reporting period.
Inte￿$t on funds held on deposit Is included upon confirmation of the interest paid or payable
by the Bank. Dlvidends are recognised once the dlvidend has been declared and notificatlon
has been recelved ol the (Sivldend rtue.

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
OTES TO THE FINA
L STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
1 DECEMBER 2023
ACCOUNTINO POLICIES Iconllnuedl
Rocognltlon ol expèndltura
Llablllties are feGogni9ed 8s expendllure as soon as ther? Is a legal or constructive obligallon
commilling the charity to that expendlture, it is probabl& Ihal settlement wlll be requlred and the
8mount of the obligation can be rneasured reliaaly.
All expenditure is accounted for on an 8ccruals basis. GovemBnee costs Include those incurred
in the 9overnance ol the charily and are primarily associated wth con$lilulK)nal and slalutory
requlrements.
The allotments of grants are made al the dls¢relion of the Iruslees and In accordanoe ￿th the
Trust 06ed.
Grants payable are payments made lo third partie5 in the furtherance of the ¢harilable objects
ol the Charity. In the case of an unGoftditional 9ranl offer this is xc¢rued onctr the reclpient has
been notified of the grant award. The nolificatlOA gives the reciplent a reasonable expectation
thst they will receive the grant. Grants awards that ?re subled to IhÈ rÈclpienl fulfilling
pertorrn8n¢e condillons are only 8c¢rued when the recipient h8$ b&en notified of the grant and
any remaSnlng unfulfilled ¢ondillons attaching lo that grant ara outsldtr ol th& control of the
Charity.
Provisions for grants are made when the intentK)n to make a grant has been communicated lo
the recipient bulthere 15 uncertainty as lo the timing of the grant or the amount of grant payable.
The expendllure on ¢harilable 8Ctlvilies Incltydes gr8nts made. support costs and 9ovemance
costs.
Irrecoverablo VAT
Irrecoverable VAT is charged against the category ol resources expended for which il wa5
inctsrred.
Fixed assbt Snvastmants
The investments are held by nomlne&s and are managed by Investment managers. Inveslmenlg
are Inilislly re¢ognised al their transaction value 3nd subsequently measured al their maFkel
value as at the balance sh891 d31¢ as delern)ined by the investment m3rTra9ers.
The Slalemenl of Financi31 Activities includes th$ nel gains and lo$ses arising on revaluation
and disposals throughoul the year.
The Charily does not acquire or use put options. derNatives or other complex financial
Inslwmenls.
Othar r￿ognIs&d galns ond loss&g
All ga￿ll$ and losses are taken lo the Sl?lèment ol Financial Adivities a5 they arise. Realised
9ains and losses 01) Investments are calculated as the difference between sale proceeds and
openin9 market value Ipurchase date 11 lalerl. Unrealised gains and 1035es arfy Galculatsd as
the ¢Yifference between lh6 market V81ue at the yearend and opening market volue lorpurchase
dale11 later).
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BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
ACCOLINTING POLICIES l¢ontlnu8dl
Golnu concarn
The financial stslemenls have been prepared on a golng ¢oncem basis.
Having ¢arried out a detalled revlew of Ihe Cherity's resoLtrces, and the current economic
challeng95 lacing the Charity, Ihe Trusteès are satisfied that the Charity has sufficient cash
flows lo meel its Ilabililies a5 they fall due for at least one year from the dale ol approval of the
financial ststernents, and there are no material uncertalnli¢s.
Cash and Cash Equlvalènts
Cash and cash equivalents include cash at b3nks and in hand and short term deposlls with a
malurily date of three months Dr less.
Debtors Credllors
Debtors an(1 c￿ditorS receivable or payable wlthln op)0 yvar of the reporting date are carried at
Ihelr tran53Ction price. Debtors and creditors that are receivable or payable in more than one
year and not subjÈcl lo a market ra16 ts1 Inlerèsl are measured al the present value of th8
expected future receipts or payment dlscounled al a market rale ol inleresl.
Charltablfr acllvities
2023
2022
Granis
Expendllure on ralsing funds
Support and gDvernance costs Iseè note 31
117,028
27,604
18.025
77.853
10.916
11.508
162.657
100,277
During Ihe yeal the Charity made 162 granls lo indivlduals 12022." 166} and no giants lo
Instllutlons12022-.01.
Support and govainance costs
2023
2022
Support cosi$
Secretarial COAI
Subscrlpllons
Bank Charges
Postage
7,150
411
684
413
6,964
405
113
20
Governancè eosts
Independent examiners fees
Trustees, Indernnlty Insurance
Legal fees
Travel and sundry expenses
672
533
5,764
2,398
678
399
2.929
18,025
11,508
There were no employees of the charity during the year12022.' Nill.

BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
NOTES T
THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
FIx8d Ass¢t InvèBtmonts
Manag&d Investments
2023
2022
Mathel value at l January
Disposals
1.247.102
1.457,044
133,0321
1,237,001
f,424,012
Unrealised loss on Inveslmgn18
121,496
{176,910)
Markèt value at 31 December
1,358,499
1,247,102
All invè$tmenls are held by fund managers based in the UoSted Klngdom. Fixed asset
Investments are analy8ed as to:.
2023
2022
Unil trusts
1,358,499
1,247,102
The charity held Ihv& following investmenls, which had a book vallte 85 8t 31 December 2023 in
exces5 of 50% of the Ch3rity'8 total Investment portlolio at that date. During the year the charity
sold ils entire Investment holding in CCLA COIF Charities Investment Fund Income Unlls and
replaced wlth investment holding in CCLA COIF Charities Ethical Investment Fund Income
Units. This is iepTesenled as a dlsposal and addition in the years as shown in the Managed
investmenls18ble above.
Inve¥lments
Book value as at
31 Dac6mber 2023
P•rcèntage of
Ptyrtfolio
CCLA COIF Cbar111¢5 ElhScal Inveslmenl
Fund Income Units
1,358A99
loo%
Dèbtors
2023
2022
Prepayments
Accrued income
Other Debtors
22,728
15,884
20,906
5,728
11,765
16.300
59,51B
32,793
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BOSS BUSINESS SUPPLIES CHARITY
NANCIAL STA
EMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
¢r•dltors
2023
2022
Trade Creditors
Accruals
Deferred In¢omg
Other Creditors
14,836
2.515
4,851
1.043
1,761
697
5,000
279
23,045
7,737
Income relating lo events taking place In the next financtal year has been deferred.
Unre$tr5cted funds
2023
2022
General funds
1,427,485
1,308,557
Rolaied Party Transactions
None of the trustees have b88n remunerated in the year12022.' Nill. Travelling 8nd other
expensès lotalling £6,475 12022." £6,172) were reimbursed lo seven trustees during the year
and Trustee Indemnity In$ur8n¢e tsf £53312022.. £3991 wag pald. The trustees have condud$d
that they compiise the key management personnel of the charity and as such, no remuneration
was paid lo key management personnel12022.' Nill. The cmaiity paid £7,15012022'. £6,964110
British Printing industries federation for secretarial suppart durlftg the year.
Other than the abovè. Ihtsrè are no rèlatsd parly IransactK>ns for disclosure.
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