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2024-09-30-accounts

LOXHORE VILLAGE HALL

INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2024

Balance @ 1 October
Income:
Hire of Hall & Field
Grant – NDDC Village Hall Upkeep
Solar Panels FIT Payment
Other Donations
NDDC Grant
Covid Grants
Gill Watts Estate
Fundraising:
Tabletop Sale / Sale of Books / Mugs
Cofee Mornings
100 Club
Skittles Evening
Sausage & Mash Evening
Archive Day
Sports Day BBQ
Potato Weighing
Easter Egg Hunt
Games Evening
Panto Nights
Summer Show
Kift Cup Competition
Plant Sale
Pudding & Quiz Night
Bonfre Night
Big Breakfast
Beaford Arts Jazz Night
Beaford Arts Butt Kapinski
Beaford Arts Wild
Beaford Arts Sarah McQuaid
Beaford Arts King Dinosaur
M’Larkey
Christmas / New Year’s Eve
Christmas Market
Summer Extravaganza
Barbeque
2024
47,605.71
6,172.00
150.00
2,541.55
14.30
550.00
0.00
17,015.95
26,443.80
74,049.51
48.00
0.00
1,152.00
0.00
110.35
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
167.63
32.00
0.00
247.50
53.34
272.50
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
321.60
0.00
0.00
76.00
0.00
0.00
1st Tawstock Cubs
Christmas Card Fundraising
Other Income
Wedding deposit Morris
Curry Night
Interest Received:
COIF Charities Deposit Fund
Increase in value of Investment Fund
LOXHORE VILLAGE HALL
INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30
Balance Bfwd
Expenditure:
Charitable Donations
Insurance
Electricity
Broadband
Water
Consumables & Ofce Supplies
Grass Cutting
Fire Certifcate
Fire alarm service
PRS
100 Club Prizes to end june
100 club prices to end Sept
Other Hall Maintenance
Welcome Party
Coronation Mugs
Beaford Arts Fees
Beaford arts food
Village Archive Laminating
Dishwasher Service
Floor Repairs
Dance Floor
Mulled Wine & Party Food
Exterior Painting
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
123.97
2,604.89
76,654.40
1,496.86
1,496.86
78,151.26
SEPTEMBER 2024
2024
78,151.26
0.00
695.88
3,958.05
375.88
85.71
0.00
0.00
0.00
144.00
186.46
0.00
540.00
1,658.70
0.00
0.00
106.19
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Defbrillator Pads 0.00
Window Repair 0.00
Backdrop 0.00
Band Hire 2019 0.00
Dishwasher Purchase 0.00
Heating System 5,698.80
Security Cameras 919.37
Fire instalation 0.00
Jubliee event glasses 0.00
Big breakfast 90.47
BBQ 0.00
Kitchen comsumables 0.00
New BBQ 0.00
Wedding deposit refunded 0.00
Sundry Expenses 201.11
Total expences 14,660.62
63,490.64
Bank Balances as at 30 September 2021
Bank 32,632.07
Cash 2,404.23
100 club cash to end Dec 2024 135.00
COIF Charities Deposit Fund Account 28,319.34
COIF Charities Investment Fund moved to deposit fund 0.00
63,490.64
Prepared by: Suzanne Smith
Auditors' Report
I certify that these statements are a true and fair view.
Audited by: Gemma Lowe

Hall & Committee

THE VILLAGE HALL was originally the old Victorian school attended by a number of exis grounds with the intention of providing a meeting place for the community. A new kitchen was built in 2005 and a new entrance and large storeroom were added plus other charitable organisations.

The hall is managed by a committee and is well supported by both Loxhore residents a of tastes. It is also available for private hire.

The Hall also owns Crocker’s Well Hydraulic Ram, Lower Loxhore. This was acquired o

VILLAGE HALL COMMITTEE

Chair: Linda Matthews Vice Chair: Andrew Muxworthy Secretary: Kim Seggons Treasurer: Suzanne Smith Bookings secretary: Sue Bishop

Other Village Committee Members

Mens Skittles: David Webber Ladies Skittles: Kim Seggons Parish Council: Carole Delve Yoga: Carole Delve Bridge: Jeya Harrington Art: Linda Matthews Mens Skittles: Wayland Rogers Dog Agility: Tess Seggons Short Mat Bowls: Position to be filled

In addition to the officers listed above, the committee comprises representatives of ea The committee members have the responsibility for the day to day running of the hall A variety of social events are organised throughout the year. These are advertised in t

2023/24 Overview

The village hall was very generously gifted a legacy in the will of Gill Watts, the final pa The committee contacted each household in the village to ask for suggestions for impr The plan for 2024/25 is to replace the flooring in the hall and to move forward with the

sting residents before it closed in 1951. In 1981 a few villagers formed a committee to

in 2008. These works were funded by local money-raising events and by grants from th and others from the locality. It is used most days by groups and clubs which offer activi n 12 August 1996.

ch of the groups that meet regularly at the hall. including its maintenance and its finances.

the community newsletter, the Loxhore Lines, and by posters on the three village notice

art of which was received after the date of these accounts and is subsequently include roving the hall and its facilities.

e legacy as appropriate.

purchase the old school and its

he district and county councils

ities to interest a wide variety

eboards.

d in the 2024/25 results.