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2021-03-31-accounts

1st Frimley Green & Mytchet Scout Group Annual General Meetng of the Group Scout Council on 18th September 2021

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE GROUP EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31[st] MARCH, 2021.

Welcome everyone to the first face-to-face meeting the Executive Committee has organised in nearly 18 months. Our business has been conducted in virtual meetings over that period and dealt with more successfully than we may originally have feared. We have also introduced a new User Group committee so that the business of hall users that are not part of the Group can be dealt with separately from our own. This has been conveniently carried out in virtual meetings.

As for most organisations around the country, the last year has been extremely testing for the Scout movement. Our Group has survived this trial remarkably well and for that we have to thank our Group Scout Leader, Delwyn Vincent, and our section leaders. They have maintained the interest of our boys and girls through online meetings and returned to faceto-face Scouting as soon as it became possible. We have not suffered the serious loss of members that many groups have.

Delwyn must also be congratulated for getting internet access for our Scout Centre after a protracted engagement with BT. In the end, he overcame BT inertia by dealing directly with their chairman’s office. Other achievements include the installation of flood lighting in our grounds and the conversion of our internal lighting to LED. In addition to all this, Delwyn has had a mountain of risk assessments and other procedures to put in place before face-to-face Scouting could resume.

On the plus side of the last year, government grants, administered by Surrey Heath Borough Council, have helped to put us in a strong financial position. As a result, we are fully engaged in the installation of external storage containers for our Scouting equipment, the replacement of our perimeter fencing and in the installation of a camp fire circle. We have engaged with Council staff to clear the way for all this and obtained the necessary quotes. The total cost will be in the region of £30,000.

When these projects are complete, we further intend to replace our guttering. We are interested in the introduction of solar panels but need to assess their cost effectiveness.

The Executive Committee is always keen to welcome, new members. We have no parent representatives at the moment so anyone wishing to join us in that capacity can be assured of a warm welcome. The role of the parent representative is not onerous; it is to observe how the committee functions and lend weight to decision-making. Anyone willing to act as our transport manager would be especially welcome. Happily, present members of the current Executive Committee will continue to serve.

A. J. Moore - Chairman K. Simmons - Secretary D. Cooper - Treasurer

1. Reserves

Sufficient reserves are needed to maintain our building and grounds in working condition and to provide a buffer against fluctuations in income.

2. Risks

The Group is a voluntary organisation run by parents and friends of the Group for the benefit of children. It will only continue to thrive if a sufficient number of parents accept the responsibilities that membership entails.

3. Objectives

The objectives of the Group are as a unit of the Scout Association. The aim of the Scout Association is to promote the development of young people in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local national and international communities. The method of achieving the aim of the Association is by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training, based on the Scout Promise and Law and guided by adult leadership.

4. Public Benefit

Subscriptions are charged for membership to cover immediate running costs of the Group and these do not unduly restrict membership. The Group follows the principle that no one should be excluded because of their inability to pay membership subscriptions.

Two key principles demonstrate that Scouting's aims are for the public benefit are that through the Scout method young people develop towards their full potential and that there is a clear link between the benefits for young people and the purpose of Scouting. The safety of young people is taken very seriously and the benefits Scouting activities provide far outweigh the risks. Any private benefits from Scouting are incidental, other than to those as a beneficiary.

1st Frimley Green & Mytchett Scout Group Receipts and Payments Account

Year end date

Year end date
For the year
from
1st April 2020 To 31st March 2021
Receipts and payments
Receipts 2020/21
Unrestricted funds
£
11,241
- 5,017
6,224
- 140
-
1,517
-
3,114
-
10,715
-
-
-
-
-
-
20,241
20,241
-
-
77
-
77
31,033
-
31,033
2019/20
Unrestricted funds
£
Donations, legacies and similar income
Membership subscriptions 11,241 15,644
Less:Membership subscriptions paid on to District - 5,017 - 6,002
Net membership subscriptions retained 6,224 9,641
Activities - Camping (Refund last year's) - 140 10,547
Activities - Youth programme - 1,865
Donations Note 2 1,517 3,689
Legacies - -
Gift Aid (Inland Revenue Refund) 3,114 2,732
Sales of badges, neckers, T-shirts - 194
Sub total 10,715 28,667
Fund-raising income Note 3
- -
Frimley Green Carnival – doughnut stall - 525
EasyFundRaising – Online Purchases - 16
- -
-
Sub total - 541
Grants
Maintenance grant - -
Other grants - Community Fund (Covid 19) 20,241 -
Sub total 20,241 -
Investment income
Bank interest - -
Building Society interest - -
Virgin Charity account Note 4 77 211
Other investment income - -
Sub total 77 211
Total Gross Income
Asset and investment sales, etc.
Total receipts
29,420
-
31,033 29,420

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1st Frimley Green & Mytchett Scout Group Receipts and Payments Account

Year start date

Year end date

For the year 1st April 2020 To 31st March 2021 from

Receipts and payments

2020/21 Unrestricted funds

2019/20 Unrestricted funds

Receipts and payments 2020/21
Unrestricted funds
2019/20
Unrestricted funds
Payments £
-
259
-
-
1,840
1,432
763
1,266
613
48
300
106
102
-
120
-
601
3,031
10,480
-
-
-
-
-
10,480
450
10,930
20,103
17,380
37,483
£
Charitable Payments
Activities
- Camping - 10,927
- Youth programme 259 3,140
Adult support and training - -
Admin/Establishment
AGM and trustee expenses (training) - -
Cleaning of HQ – includes equipment for Covid 19 compliance 1,840 974
HQ Services – Electricity,Gas,Internet 1,432 1,452
HQ Servicing (Boiler,Fire Ext’s, Fire Alarm, HQ Alarm, Waste Pump) 763
Insurance – HQ and Helper 1,266 1,387
Materials & equipment (OSM fees, Engraving, Equipment) 613 396
Printing, photocopying, postage 48 -
Rent (Ground Rent) 300 300
Repairs, Renewals, Maintenance 106 4,962
Uniforms 102 76
Water and Sewerage - 257
Web Site (Domain registration & hosting) 120
Donations/Thanks awards - 13
Purchase of badges, neckers, T-Shirts 601 1,757
Transport costs 3,031 3,770
Sub total 10,480 29,411
Fund-raising expenses
Note 3
Frimley Green carnival – Donuts - 67
- -
- -
- -
Sub total - 67
Total Gross Expenditure
Asset and investment purchases, etc.
Note 5
Total payments
Net of receipts/(payments)
Cash funds last year end
Cash funds this year end
29,479
14,224
43,703
20,103 - 14,283
17,380 31,663
37,483 17,380

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Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the year

31st March 2021
Unrestricted funds
£
Cash funds
Note 6
Bank current accounts
28,942
The Scout Association Short Term Investment Service
-
Investment Account (Virgin charity account)
8,352
Cash/Floats
190
37,483
Other monetary assets
Tax claim
-
Debts due from the County/Area/District/Group
-
Insurance claim
-
Sub total
-
Investment assets
Investment property - detail
-
Quoted investments
-
Other investments - detail
-
Sub total
-
Non monetary assets for charity's own use
Badge stock
-
Shop stock
-
Other stock
-
Land and buildings
Note 7
352,352
Motor vehicles (minibuses and trailer)
Note 8
15,498
Scouting equipment, furniture etc
Note 9
2,052
Other
-
Sub total
369,902
Liabilities
Accounts not yet paid
-
Expenses incurred but not invoiced
-
Subscriptions not yet paid
-
Loan - detail
-
Other liabilities
-
Sub total
-
Total cash funds
31st March 2021
Unrestricted funds
£
Cash funds
Note 6
Bank current accounts
28,942
The Scout Association Short Term Investment Service
-
Investment Account (Virgin charity account)
8,352
Cash/Floats
190
37,483
Other monetary assets
Tax claim
-
Debts due from the County/Area/District/Group
-
Insurance claim
-
Sub total
-
Investment assets
Investment property - detail
-
Quoted investments
-
Other investments - detail
-
Sub total
-
Non monetary assets for charity's own use
Badge stock
-
Shop stock
-
Other stock
-
Land and buildings
Note 7
352,352
Motor vehicles (minibuses and trailer)
Note 8
15,498
Scouting equipment, furniture etc
Note 9
2,052
Other
-
Sub total
369,902
Liabilities
Accounts not yet paid
-
Expenses incurred but not invoiced
-
Subscriptions not yet paid
-
Loan - detail
-
Other liabilities
-
Sub total
-
Total cash funds
31st March 2020
Unrestricted funds
£
Cash funds
Note 6
Bank current accounts 28,942 9,026
The Scout Association Short Term Investment Service - -
Investment Account (Virgin charity account) 8,352 8,275
Cash/Floats 190 79
Total cash funds 37,483 17,380
Other monetary assets
Tax claim - -
Debts due from the County/Area/District/Group - -
Insurance claim - -
Sub total - -
Investment assets
Investment property - detail - -
Quoted investments - -
Other investments - detail - -
Sub total - -
Non monetary assets for charity's own use
Badge stock - -
Shop stock - -
Other stock - -
Land and buildings
Note 7
352,352 356,598
Motor vehicles (minibuses and trailer)
Note 8
15,498 10,446
Scouting equipment, furniture etc
Note 9
2,052 2,341
Other - -
Sub total 369,902 369,385
Liabilities
Accounts not yet paid - -
Expenses incurred but not invoiced - -
Subscriptions not yet paid - -
Loan - detail - -
Other liabilities - -
Sub total - -

Contingent liabilities and future obligations

The above receipts and payments account and statement of assets and liabilities were approved by the Trustees on 18[th] May virtual Exec meeting and signed on their behalf by

Signature Print Name
Tony Moore - Chairman
Dave Cooper - Group Treasurer

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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS

1. These accounts have been audited and approved by Mike Smart on 10th August 2021

  1. Donations received this year have been:-
2. Donations received this year have been:-
Use of HQ by Guides, Brownies, Explorer groups
412
as part of Subs payments
15
Music with Mummies
740
Ultra Electronics - Covid grant
300
Portesbery School - Covid support
50
1,517
3. Break down of fund raising activities:-
Income
Expenditure
no fund raising activities this year – due to Covid 19
totals
4. Investment income interest
77
5. Capital expenditure this year
Marquee
450
6. Cash funds are distributed as follows:
Group
Sections
Bank Accounts
24,468
4,474
Investment Account (Virgin charity account)
8,352
0
Cash Accounts
178
12
add amounts due..
less current liabilities.
Profit
0
0
0
Totals
28,942
8,352
190
0
0
37,483
  1. Following advice from Scout HQ, the building is not re-valued each year, but is depreciated by 1% from the original cost to build (£424,521) each year – representing 0 value at the end of the lease in 2103 (99 years).

value at end of March 2020 356,598 less depreciation 4,245 value at end of March 2021 352,353 value at end of March 2020 21,825 less depreciation 6,327 value at end of March 2021 15,498

  1. Depreciation of minibuses & trailer- straight line over 5 years

  2. Depreciation of capital items of equipment applied as follows:-

ems of equipment applied as follows:-
value at end of March 2020 2,341
less depreciation 739
value at end of March 2021 1,602
add new capital goods purchased 450
2,052

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Receipts e
)onations,legaciesandsimilarincome
vlembership subscriPtions 11,24'l t5,644
-ess:Membershipsubscriptionspaid on toDistrrct 5,017 6,002
\let membershipsubscriptionsretained 6,224 9,641
\ctivities-Camping(Refund last year's) '140 10,547
\ctivities-Youthprogramme 1,865
Donations Note2 1,517 3,689
-egacies
iiftAid(lnlandRevenue Refund) 3,',t14 2,732
ialesof badges,neckers, T-shirts 194
Subtotal 10,715 28,667
=und{aisingtncome Note3
:rimleyGreen Carnival-doughnut stall 525
:asyFundRaising-Online Purchases 16
Subtotal 541
!rants
,4aintenancegrant
)thergrants - Community Fund (Covid 19) 20,241
Subtotal 20,241
nvestment income
lankrnterest
luildingSocietyinterest
/irginCharityaccount l\otec 77 211
)therinvestmentincome
77 z',t1
Subtotal
IofalGross Income 31,033 29,420
Asset and investment sales,etc.
TotalreceiPts 31,033 29,420


ReceiptsandPayment
sAc co unt
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For the year
from
1st April 2020 To 31st March2021
Payments
lharitablePayments
\ctivities
Camping 't0,927
Youthprogramme 259 3,140
\dultsupport and training
\dm in/Establishment
\GMand trustee expenses(training)
)leaningofHQ-includes equipmentforCovid19compliance 1,840 974
JQ Services-Electricity,Gas,lnternet 1,432 't,452
lQServicing(Boiler,FireExt's, FireAlarm,HQAlarm, Waste Pump) 763
nsurance-HQ and Helper 1,266 1,387
vlaterials&equipment(OSMfees,Engraving, Equipment) 613 396
)rinting, photocopying, postage 48
lent(GroundRent) 300 300
Repairs,Renewals, Maintenance 106 4,962
Jniforms 102 76
l/aterand Sewerage 257
A/ebSite (Domain registration & hosting) 120
)onations/Thanks awards 13
)urchase of badges, neckers, T-Shirts 601 1,757
lransport costs 3,031 3,770
Subtotal 10,480 29,41'l
Fund-raisingexpenses
Note3
:rimleyGreen carnival-Donuts 67
Subtotal 67
IofalGross Expenditure 10,480 29,479
Asset andinvestmentpurchases,etc. 14,224
Totalpayments 10,930 43,703
Netofreceipts/(payments) 20,103 14.283
Cashfunds lastyear end 17,380 31,663
Cashfundsthis year end 37,483 17,380
31stMarch 2021
Unrestricted funds
Cashfunds Note6
fankcurrent accounts 28,942 9,026
lheScout Association ShortTermlnvestment Service
nvestmentAccount(Virgincharityaccount) 8,352 8,275
lash/Floats 190 79
Total cashfunds 37,483 17,380
Cthermonetaryassets
laxclaim
)ebtsdue from theCounty/Area/DistricUGroup
nsurance claim
Subtotal
nvestment assets
nvestmentproperty -detail
f,uoted investments
Jther investments-detail
Sub total
lonmonetary assets forcharity's ownuse
ladgestock
lhopstock
ftherstock
-andandbr,ldtngs Note7 352,352 356,598
Vlotorr€h.ales(nxnbusesandtrailer) NoteI 15,498 10,446
lcort'nSequpt"nt,furnitureetc Note9 2,052 2,341
)ther
Subtotal 369,902 369,385
-iabilities
\ccountsnotyetPaid
:xpensesincurredbut not invoiced
iubscriptionsnotyetPaid
Loan-detail
)therliabilities
Subtotal

2. Donati onsreceivedthisyear have been:- onsreceivedthisyear have been:- onsreceivedthisyear have been:-
UseofHQby Guides,Brownies, Explorer groups 412
asPart of SubsPaYments 15
MusicwithMummies 740
Ultra Electronics-Covidgrant 300
Portesbery School -CovidsuPPort 50
1,517
Break downoffund raising activities:- lncome Expenditure Profit
nofund raising activitiesthisyear-duetoCovid19 0
0
totals
4. lnvestment income interest 77
5.Capital expenditure thisyear
Marquee 450
6. Cashfundsaredistributed as follows: Group Sections Totals
BankAccounts 24,468 4,474 28,942
lnvestment Account (Virgin charity account) 8,3s2 0 8,352
CashAccounts 178 12 190
add amountsdue.. 0
less current liabilities 0
37,483
8. Depreciation of minibuses&trailer- straightlineover5years
value atend of March2020 21,825
lessdepreciation 6,327
value atend of March2021 15,498
3.Depreciationofcapital itemsofequipmentappliedasfollows:-
valueatend of March 2020 2,341
lessdepreciation 739
valueatend ofMarch 2021 1,602
addnewcapital goodspurchased 450
2,052