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Charityname Littleton Scout Group
Other names the charity is knownby
Registered charity number(ifany)
HOregiskation number
Charity s principal address 'lighLitlleton S@ut Hall
liqhStreet
lighLittleton
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Names ol thecharitytrustees who manage thecharfty
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Descriptionofthecharilys trusts
Typeofgoverning document govemingdodmentsarethose oi the The Scout Association. They consist ofa lharter,whichinturngivesalthorityto the Bye Lawsof
Association and The Policy, Organisation and RulesofThe ScoutAssociation.The Group it's own Constitution which is reviewed annually
(egkust deed, constitution)
Howthe charityisconstituted isatrust
underitsrules
are common to all Scout Groups
(e.9.fust,association, company)
Trustee selection methods are appointedinaccordance with the Policy, Organisationand Association.
(e.9. appointedbyelectedby)
Additional governance issues (optional information but encouraged as best practice)
Youmaychoose to include additional
information, where relevant, about:
)up is managedbythe GroupExeativeCommittee, the membersofwhich are the Charity Trusteesofthe Scout Group which is an educational
A!charitytrusteestheyareresponsibleforcomplyingwithlegislationapplicabletocharities.Thisincludestheregistration
keepingproperaccounts
making returns to the Charity Commission as appropriate.
Committee consists of 3 independent representatives, Chair,Treasurer and Secretary together with the Group Scout Leaders, individual section leaders
optedtotake on the responsibility) andparentrepresentation and meets everymonth
Policies and procedures adoptedfor: of the Executive Committee complete'Essentialtnformationfot Executive Commiffee'training within the first 5 months ofjoining the mmmittee.
a)the induclionandtrainingoflrustees Group Executive Committee exisis to support the GroupScout Leader in meeting the responsibiiitiesofthe appointments and is responsible for
b)trustee' @nsiderationofmajor risks
andthe systems and procedures to
managethem
maintenance of Groupproperty;
raisingoffunds and the administrationofGroup finance,
insurance of persons,propertyand equipment,
public occasions;
inthe recruitment of leaders and other adult support,
anysubcommittees that may be required;
Group Administrators and Advisorsother than those who are elected.
Purposeot Soouting
Summaryoftheobjectsofthe charityset
out initsgoverning document
rtingeiststo actively engage and support young peopleintheir personal development,
owering them to makeapositive contribution to society.
Scouts we are guidedbythesevalues:
.We act with integrity; we are honest, trustworthy andloyal
.We have self-respect and respect for others.
- We support others and take careofthe worldinwhich welive
-We exploreourfaiths, beliefs and attitudes.
- We makeapositive difference; we @-operate with others and make friends.
lg takes pla@ when young people, in partnership with adults, work together based on the
of Scoutingand:
enjoy what they are doing andhavefun
take partinactivities indoors and outdoors
learnbydoing
shareinspiritual reflection
take responsibility and makechoies
undertake new and challenging activities
make and livebytheir Promise.
Summaryofthemainactivitiesinrelation
tothese objecls
€mping,map reading, building an indoor climbing frame, badgework, craft activities, backwood cooking, teamouitoinginattengei!noEttoi@
Acct onaldetailsoftheobjectives and adivities(oPtionalinformationbutencouraged as best practice) Acct onaldetailsoftheobjectives and adivities(oPtionalinformationbutencouraged as best practice)
You may choose toinclude
s:atements. where relevant,
.pocyon
. contrblion madeby
.policyon
Public benefit slatement tfre ChantyComml$lonsprblcetitqiteriaL,nOeiOoththe advancement of educationandthe advancement of citizenship or community
headings.
Summaryofthemain achievements of
the charity during the
on
inJid"itiJnsnir"increasedFulfttlingour requirementstothe Methodist Church (vendorsofthe
by supporling our main hirerHigh
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he Group'spolicyonreseryes istohold sufficientresourcestocontinuethecharitable activitiesofthe group should income and fundraising activities
hortIhdGr;upLxecutveCommitteercnsidersthatthegroupshouldholdasumequivalentto24monthsrunningcosts,circa!20,000
Annualsums
7.500 loan repayments until September2026 and!2,500building insurance.
Group held reseruesofapproximatelye24,800 againstthis atyear end. This is abovethelevel requiredforoperatingexpenses Howeverthiscan
rinedbyextra fundralslng forhallrepair requirements
Detailsof anyfunds materiallyindelicit
(circumstancesplussteps to eliminate)
Further financial review details(optionalinformation)
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inlormation, where relevant, about
.the charity's principal sources of for the Groupisfrcm the members subscriptionsand several fundraising activities during the year,iejumble salesandthe rentalofthe building
(including any
.how expenditurehassupported the
objectivesofthe charity;
expenditure has helped withmaintenaneofthebuilding, provided Leadersunifoms,badges and neckerslorYoung People to enable us to ensure
;rammesmversall a'reasof the ScoutValues.Leadere€rryoutaprogramme checked to ensure that thisisthecse.
.investment policy and objeclives: stment Policy
Group,s ln@me and Expenditureisvery small and asaconsequen@ does nol have sufficienl funds to investinlonger-term investments such as stocks
shards. The Grouphasiherefore adopt6da low risk strategytothe investment ofitsfunds.Allfunds are heldincash using only mainstream banks or
PIans fortuture periods(detailsofany
significant activities planned to achieve
them)

CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Independent examinerfs report on the accounts Section A Independent Examiner's Report Rowt tD the trusteesl mombors of LITTLETofvJ SLOLJT &(<c)uP On accounts for the year 0s1o￿l202￿ 2802q(£s S•t out on pago• Ito3 I report to the trust8es on my examlnation the accounts of the above (thanty (Ihe Tn￿r) ended 051 OLk1202Z. Respon8lbllltle• and As the charity trustees of the Trust, you are responsible for the prèparatlon basls of report of the accounts ¥1 acc(dw wth tho requirem￿ts of th8 Chwities Act 20111lhe I rewt In resp￿￿ of my examlnatw)n crf the Tiiist's accounts canied out urthr serAion 145 of the 2011 Act aTrJ In out my 8xamln8tion, I have folltrBd the applicabl8 Dire¢lions given by the Charity c￿￿MiSSion under s8ction 14515Xb) of th8 A I ha*•t completed my examinaticxi. l that no material mattèts have to my attention In connection with Ihè exaMN￿l10n we5 me cause to b01eve that In. any materlal respecL' accthnthg records ￿re Th)t kept in acclxdance with sectnn 130 of Aci Indop•nd•nt examlnerfs st4t8monl I have no and have ccffne across no thor matters In connection Ith the exaMInats￿ to atteftli￿ shwld be dravm In order to enable a piripw urMJerstsndirKJ of the accounts to be reacw. ' Please delete the wonts in the brad¢ets rfth8y do nol afipfy. 8l9nod: 0210212023 Nam•: KIKSTY PLUMMEK M.A.A,T qualification(s) or boty (rf any): THE AssociATIOtsJ OF A LLouhl TINICr TECHfvJ I CIANIS 31 ￿4￿c￿s LLY LOA IEST FIELE). £ADSTaCK BA3 3YU IER October 2018

Section B Disclosure Only Gomplete rf the examiner neets to highlght matters of concem (se8 CC32. Independent exam￿1￿ of ctsity accounts: dlrérai0￿ and guidan￿ for ex2miners). ony items that the examlner wlshu to discl¢)se. October 2018

Charity Name No (if any) High Littleton Scout Group 280296 Receipts and payments accounts CC16a For the period Period start date Period end date To from 06/04/21 05/04/22

Section A Receipts and payments
A1 Receipts
Loans
50,000
Subscriptions
9,144
Camps and Activities
3,576
Fundraising
993
Scout Hall Hire
4,719
Grants
1,250
Donations
2,081
Deposit Account Interest
97
Gift Aid
1,296
73,157
-
-
Sub total -
Total receipts 73,157
A3 Payments
Scout Association MembershipFee
4,784
Insurance
2,519
Badges
284
Equipment Purchase and Repair
623
Utilities
3,564
Scout Hall
1,250
Camps and Activities
3,143
Fundraising
90
Donation
200
Sub total 16,458
Scout Hall
70,000
-
Sub total 70,000
Total payments 86,458
Net of receipts/(payments) - 13,301
A5 Transfers between funds
-
A6 Cash funds last year end
42,839
Cash funds this year end 29,538
Unrestricted
funds
to the nearest
£
Sub total(Gross income for AR)
A2 Asset and investment sales,
(see table).
A4 Asset and investment
purchases, (see table)
to the nearest £
-
-
-
-
-
5,000
-
-
-
5,000
-
-
-
5,000
-
-
-
-
-
1,249
-
-
-
1,249
-
-
-
1,249
3,751
-
-
3,751
Restricted
funds
to the nearest £
Endowment
funds
Total funds
to the nearest £
Last year
to the nearest £
- 50,000
9,144
3,576
993
4,719
6,250
2,081
97
1,296
78,157
-
- 3,655
- -
- -
- -
- -
- 2,508
- 235
- 1,954
- 8,351
- -
-
-
- -
- -
- 78,157 8,351
- 4,784
2,519
284
623
3,564
2,500
3,143
90
200
17,707
3,308
- 422
- 99
- 905
- -
- 1,000
- 413
- -
- -
- 6,145
- 70,000
-
70,000
-
- -
- 87,707 6,145
3,751 - - 9,550
-
42,839
33,289
2,206
- - -
- - 40,633
3,751 - 42,839

Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period

Categories
B1 Cash funds
B2 Other monetary assets
B3 Investment assets
B5 Liabilities
B4 Assets retained for the
charity’s own use
Signed by one or two trustees on
behalf of all the trustees
Details
Current Account
Camp Account
Reserve Account
Cash
Details
Details
Details
Scout Hall
Scout Store Building
Scouting Equipment
Details
Loan – Avon County Scout Council
Loan – Wansdyke District Scouts
Signature
Total cash funds
(agree balances with receipts and payments
account(s))
to nearest £
Unrestricted
funds
to nearest £
Unrestricted
funds
7,845
539
21,054
100
29,538
-
-
3,751
-
3,751
Brenda Selwyn

High Li�leton Scout Group Registered Charity Number: 280296

Notes on Accounts

In November 2021 the Scout Group purchased the former High Li�leton Methodist Church and Hall for £70,000 for use as the group’s HQ. This is shown in the accounts at cost price.

The purchase was par�ally funded from unrestricted funds and par�ally by two loans:

Following the purchase the Group received a grant of £5,000 from the Sperring Trust, restricted for use on repairs and improvements to the Scout Hall.

The group was in receipt of a Bath and North East Somerset Omicron Hospitality and Leisure Grant of £1,250 with respect to the Scout Hall.

The main hirer of the Scout Hall is the High Li�leton Pre-School Trust (Charity Number 1026266).

The Trustees made a dona�on of £200 to the Community Interest Company EcoWild (Company Number 08576451) as thanks for their allowing the Scout Group to use their Roundhouse building free of charge.

The store building is shown at current es�mated resale cost. Scou�ng equipment is shown at current insurance valua�on.