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2025-03-31-accounts

ALDINGTON VILLAGE HALL

PROFIT AND LOSS

SALES
Income from Regular Bookings
Income from Sports Clubs
Income from Occasional Bookings
Fund Raised
Donatons
Commissions
Bank Interest
Storage Charges
Gross Proft
OVERHEADS
Wages
Rates and Insurance
Heat, Light and Power
Statonery, Broadband, Sofware
Building Maintenance

Depreciaton
Licences
NET PROFIT (LOSS)
31
st
March 2025
13,121.39

595.00
6,932.75

3,284.32
400.00

264.50
653.66
_300.00

25,551.62
3,116.24
2,230.65
4,131.85
1,818.36
15,416.37
578.50
__370.00

(2,110.35)
2024
9,750.52
889.98
11,221.50
1,788.88
1,458.00
0.00
619.04
375.00
26,102.92
2,904.68
2,114.93
3,795.84
859.14
13,160.69
1,000.23
402.69
___
1,864.72

ALDINGTON VILLAGE HALL

BALANCE SHEET

FIXED ASSETS
Land and Property
Furniture and Fixtures
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Deposit Account and Cash
Bank Account
TOTAL ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Gardeners Assoc.
Creditors (short term)
CAPITAL AND RESERVES
Reserves
P & L Account
Loss 2025
TOTAL LIABILITIES
31
st
March 2025
115,398.00

2,577.84
117,975.84
2,398.63

46,699.64
__1,715.97

50,814.24

168,790.08

607.43
379.50
986.93
139,656.02
30,257.48
(2,110.35)
168,790.08
2024
115,398.00
2,776.34
118,174.34
3,443.76
47,698.67
1,423.66
52,566.09
170,740.43
607.43
219.50
826.93
139,656.02
28,392.76
1,864.72
170,740.43

ALDINGTON VILLAGE HALL

YEAR END 31ST MARCH 2025

The first thing that jumps out is the fact that we actually lost money.

If we run down the Profit and Loss Account, reclassifying some bookings has made them look differently, but they are in fact similar to last year. The football and tennis clubs have had storage costs reduced to help them survive as an integral and traditional part of a village.

Fund Raised – All good news going up by £1,500 to £3,284.

Advent Family Day £1,112
Quiz
£ 650
Book Sales £ 615
Race Night £ 394
Film Night £ 282
Bingo £ 159
Hall Set Up £ 70

We only received one donation this year and that was from the Percy Earl Foundation, to whom we sent our gratitude.

We had our first Payment from the Electric Chargers in the car park. £264 but this was from the date they were installed.

Expenses – Well our costs of the basic heating, lighting etc have remained constant. The new booking system means anyone can visit the webpage and see what is booked and can complete their own booking. It saves booking conditions being sent out and will reduce the work load of the volunteers.

Building Maintenance – This is the main expense. £15,416. Includes – Window cleaning and cleaning materials £972 The completion of the drainage works started at the end of last year, another £6,860.

Oil tank cage and bollards £2,482. Freezer £320. CCTV £648. Alarm maintenance £430. New lighting in main hall £716. Changing Mat £165. 240v Inspection £600.