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Trustees. Annual Report for the period
PeTic#J start date
Peri¢￿￿ end date
01 Janua
2025
31 December 2025
Section A". Reference and administration details
Branch Name
YThk (No 0437)
Other name8 I number Branch Is known by
Registered charfty numbw (If any)
500974
Brnnch's prlncipal addross
RAFA House.
>5 Aklwark
York
Y017BX
Namos of the Branch charlty trustees who manage the ¢harlty (generally known as thè Branch
Committee) (Please include all trustses for thè Branch Includlng cu8todlan trustees In rnlallon to
branch proportyl (Note.. Details required are for the period l Jan- 31 Dec 25 onlyj
Tru•t•• namo
Dat•• 4c&id If notforwhol•
Andrew Bryne.
Stephen P8arson.
Christopher Thorpe.
Richard Gray.
RonaFd Ford.
Chair
Secretary
Treasurer
President
Branch Weffare Officer
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Section B.. Structure, governance and mana
ement
Doscription of the bra￿h.3 trusts
Royal Charter. Rules. Byelaws. Area and Branch Regulations of the Royal
AJ"r Forces Association.
Type of govemirvJ document
(8.9. trust deed. conslTiubon)
How the Branch thanty 1$
constituted
(e.g. trux association. company)
Unincorporated association
Trustee selection methods
{e.g. appointed by, el￿￿ by)
Etethd by the branch member8hip
Addltlonal governance Issues {Optlonal Infomiatlon
The Charity's Organisational Structure
The ¢haiity is a branch of the Royal Air Forces Association which is a Royal
Charter body and registered as a charty in England and Wales under number
226686 and in Scotland under SC037673 nhe Association"). The Association
has many branches all of ￿lch share the same tharitable otfj'ect as the
As80¢iation and are subj'ect to the same constrtuts'on.
You may choose to
include additional
information, where
relevant, about.
Policies and
procedure8 adopted
for the inductii)n and
training of trustees,.
The branch's
organisattonal
structure and any
der network wrth
which the thanty
works.
Relationship wilh
any related parties
(induding branch
dub).
Trustee Induction & Training (Please 117sert ai?y ii?duct1013
training or training courses compleled by Triistees)
The BWOIMembership Secretary attended workshops covenng membership,
insights and trends. and the wellbeing workshop at the Annual Conferen¢e in
October. At the same <x)nferenGe the Chairman attended the Branch Website
worksho
Related Party Relationships (e g Club If operated)
York Branch Club.
consideration of
major risks and the
system and
procedures to
manage th&n.
Risk Management (include details ol any Risk Management
docun7ents held)
The Branch Welfare Otfter has recetved specthc nsk management adv￿ from
attending the relevant courses provided by RAFA HQ. The Branch Club
premises wnplies with current fire evacuation regulations and undertakes
regular asbestos. electri￿1 installation inspect￿$ ar￿ fire safety inspections in
accordan￿ ￿￿th RAFA directives. The Branch President has undertaken
rehensrrfe fire risk assessment trainin
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updated. A full PAT vrds also carri8d out by a wofessional electrician. The
Branch Club has an Operati￿1. fully seNced stair-lift (wilh instructions) for
members bvtto require tt. All potents.al trip and stn'ke hazards are highlighted wbth
suitable hazard Yfdming& Seajnty and hygiene notsces are displayed in
rtate tocations.

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Section C.. Ob'ectives and Activities
Summary of the
objects of the
branch set fxjt in
its goveming
document
To promote. thr(MJgh the comradeship eryjender￿ by ils members, the ￿Elfare by
charitable means of all serving and fomier members of His Majestys Air For￿$, their
spouses and dependents. together with the widows and Wido*￿ and dependents of
those who died whilst serving or sutwuently.

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Section D: Achievements and performance in 2025
Summary of the main
achievements of the
branch during the
year
Chairman's Report
(knr the course of 2025. the Branch has had another successful year. We
have conducted a busy programme of v￿lIbeing events, mainly hekl at the
Club premises. Yet again the Branch has raised an impressive amount for t
Wings Appeal of over £21.000. We also attended several ceremonial events,
induding several November Remembran￿ s8rvices as well as services in
commemoration of VE day and VJ day. At the RAFA Annual Conference our
Branch Weffare Officer, Ron Ford, was reward8d for his dedication and
unfaltering commrtment to serving beneficial￿S and engagirKJ ￿ryth Branch
members with the award of the prestuious Presidentsal Certrfi¢*e, vthith was
by Air Marshal Sir Baz North, President of RAF
We continue to be well supported by the Yorf(shire Universtlies Air Squadron,
based at RAF Leeming, and by our 2 local Air Cadet Squadrons, No 110 (Cty
of York) Squadron and 2487 (Easirbwdd) Squadnjn.
During 2025. wé repla￿d our wom out stsirlift at the Club wrth a nèw one (at a
cost of over £5000) and invested in a set of planning drawngs to enab18 US
to progress our ambrtion to make bett8r use of our ground floor area at the
Club. Our plans to create a repla￿rne￿ ￿Ebsite thring 2025 thtre overtaken
by events as, d￿Ing 2026, RAFA HQ blill be rolling out a new generic website
platfom for uge by all branct￿S and branch dubs at no ¢ost to us. Overall,
ex￿pt for the new ¥%ebsrte {which will roll8d out by RAFA HQ) and the lack
of Branch members Vorylling to understudy Branch Committee duties, we have
achieved our objethves for 2025. The lack of volunteers willing to take on
Committee duties remains a serious issue. for which there is no eas
Treasurer's Report
The AGM Finanoal Report includes both the Branch General and Welfare
accounts at the bank, the equivalent deposit accounts at RAFA and any other
assets. Our Branch contFnues to be a 'Going con￿rn,. Our largest and
unexpected purchase this year vras the new stairlift but, wrth pemission, v
were able to use a grant from our own Welfare Fund to purchase and install rt.
Our total Bra￿h Fund of £56,439 is very similar to the startFng figure with a
ProfrtlLoss Account balance of £365.
We made our usual donation of £1,0(Kl to Rotht￿ry House and will budget to
continue doing so in the future. We made a onevoff grant of £30010 the
Contart House at RAF Leeming. The Branch Wetfare funds total £2,465. We
will request that a wrtion of our Wings Rebate is retumed to us this year for
SFendirvJ as the Branch sees frt. Maintaining about £5,000 for Branch welfare
spendirwJ seems wudent.
We have been fortunate to have received some significant donations in 2025,
not least £4,000 from lan Smrth's Estate arKI £3,CK)O owed to us following the
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financial p06th.on has alkMEd us to reduce the Club reni once again in
D￿mber 2025, do￿ to £250 per month. Only 2 years ago the rent was £350.
We will continue to monitor our income and expendrture carefully to ensure that
we are abte to look after our building and support our fvndraising activities
Witho￿ making woffts we are unable to justsfy as a thartty. I believe rt is
pr￿lent that retain the same level of financtal assets that currently have
due to the age and nature of our Branch t￿ildIng.
Finally, York Branch has volunteered to join the Xero Accounting System pilot
in 2026. This is an online ac£ounb'rwJ t(x)I which I been assured will make
th81rf8 of the TreaSu￿r easier!
Summary of the main
achievements of the
branch during the year
(cont)
Branch Welfare Officer's Report
Dunng the course of 20251 have contsnuèd to work in support of our Branch
members. I have arranged, on behalf of the Chainnan and dub m8mbers, for
'Get Well, cards, flcN•Ers. chocolates and ma3azines etc, to be delivered to
those members Wt￿ were ill. suffered a¢¢Klents or *Ere recoveriNJ from
hospital operations. These gestures of support well r￿1Ved by the
rpients judging by the telet#ione messages arK* thankyou e2rds I received.
In December I visrted the RAFA run Rothbury House, in Northumberfand to
present the Branch donation of £10(Kl. This is a regular donation and is used
by Rothbury House to enhan￿ their faciliti'es for the benefrt of their residents in
T*thatever way they think most approwate. Our donations have been
recognised on a brass plaque in the dining room. I have successfully resolved
8 local v*llare cases in support of Branth members, and I have conducted
numerous visrts to memters at h(yne, in h08Prtal or in cartrhomes to provide
comfort and support followiro their admittance and during their convalescence.
Very sadly 10 Branch members have died over the course of the year.
induding our Wings Appeal Officer lan Smith, and where required, and with the
noble assistance of our Starthrd Bearer, Gordon Murden, havè provided
RAFA York Branch presence at funèral, cremation and memorial serrfices.
Isolation and loneliness conb'nue to be an issue arKI with the assistance of the
branch Chainnan and Secretary we h¥4e made numerous telephone calls to
members to offer rn￿al support dunng thwr time of need. There has been an
overall reduth'on in Branch membership and this has resutted in a slight
decrease in welfare actmty, r￿￿erthelesS our Y￿￿k remains extremely
important and rt 18 Vital that our members are able to call upon us in times of
need
Fundraising Report (please iiiseit details of tlie BiaiiGI?
Fundraising activities i.e. Wings Appeal events)
The Branth Wings Appeal effort was able to call on a core team of collectors
o onr£ again excelled in colthting £21,887.27 over the course of the year.
Wiros Collections were carried out at a number of stores Ihroughout the cty
namely. collections at Tesco's, Momson's, Monks Cross shopping ontre and
the VarwJarde centre. There *pre three colbedions in the Cty Centre coinciding
wtth the annNer3ary of the foundation of the RAF, Anned fOr￿S Day and on
the Anniversa
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Railyray Station. a ry)Iledion at York Race(xxw5e a collection durin9 the
York Unlocked project. The total cA>llected also included a number of donations
induding a16gary donats'on of £1,1)￿ pounds from the estate of our previous
Wings ApFEal offi￿r. lan Smith in addtb'on to a collects'on at his funwal of
In addttion to the core team there was also much-appreciated support from the
RAF. the Yorkshire Universty Air Squadron and the ￿'r Cadets. The Harry
Cowan cup was awarded to Th"ck Gray who was first in hours donated and
mone
collected for the
ear
Membership Engagement Report (please insert details ofthe
8ranch Membership Engagement (newslette￿. social media efc.)
Over the course of the year our average membership stands at 385. which
reflects a steady decline over the years Eyhty of our number are lrfetime
members, ¥thilst 40 of our m8mbers are over 85 years of age. Few of th8se are
regular visitors to the dub. A large proportion (340h) are GAYE members. most
of whom live away from York and cannot attend. Membership Secretary
has written to, or emailed ewhteen members aged between s￿5, believing
that demographic would be most likely lo have the time and inclination to
actively parti￿pate in dub aCtiVrt￿8, and encouraged them to Vtsit the Club in
order to experience the facilities and ￿ friendly and ￿lcOMIng thospher8.
He has also contacted all joiners who are local to York to encourage them
to attend when able. Unfortunately. thè uptake has been very disappointing.
Very few responded and that did attend have not contsnued to visrt.
Communication with our mémbership has been adversety affected by the
closure of our Websrte in late January due to increasing costs arKI a poor user
irrterface that VRS time consuming and difficull to populate. We are hopeful thal
the generic RAFA *ebsrte *ill rolled out in the near fuiure. We continue to
produ¢e a quarterly newsletter, the 'AldWa￿ ChronicE8' and our Annual
Reports, vthich we distribute via email and by post to those without an email
addre&8. By these means ￿ are able to advertise and report on activities and
events we are involved in. Urgent communications are sent by email or
telephon8. We also use the YO￿ Press ar¥J York Mix social media pages to
wb11￿ze Signfficant events and to post letters of thanks to the public at large,
for their generosty in donatsng during ow street ￿lIe￿on$. This
correspondence provides an opportunty to adverts'se the existen￿ of the
Branch and Branch C￿b in the hope of attrading new memtrws.

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Summary ofthe main
achievements of the
branch during the
year {Gont)
Wellbeing I Social Report (please insert details of the Brai?ch
Wellbeing and Social events/aGtivilies)
The Branch and Branch Club run a busy pri)aramme of WEllbeing and SOGial
activities. The Club is open every Wednesday and Saturday at lurthime
providiw a varni, friendly and lively meeting pla￿ kn our members.
(knsionally, every 4 to 6 weeks, food is available at the Club at very modest
cost. The Club ha5 also been the venue for regular film shows, presentations,
occasional qui7zes, a comedy plus event and games of bingo. Additionally, the
ladies organise a monthly ladtes lunth at a local hostelry, usually held on
Friday. On St George's day a roast dinner was organised by a Branch member,
and hosted in the Club. On 3 May. a celebration was held at the Club to
commemorate VE Day and on 15 Aug a similar party was held to
commemorate VJ Day. The Club organised a Chnstmas lunch at a local hote
on 3 Dec and a Christmas draw on 20 Dec.
Commemoration Report (please insert details oftl?e BraiiGh
Commemoration eVent￿aCtivItieS (Remembrance. Standard Bearers
Altendance at Funerals etc.)
The 8ranGh was involved In the followng commemoration actiwties..
Attendance at three Tuming of the Page Ceremonies in York Minster. The
ceremony is hekl in rememlxance of all those Airmèn from all nats'ons who
gave their lives vthilst fl￿n9 from bases in Yorkshire, Northumbertand and
Durham. The first (Kcurred on 1 Apr, to coincide with the foundation of the
RAF. the second was on 13 Jun, olebratiro Arrrhryd Forces Day. The third was
on 31 DeG, to mark the e￿1 of the year.
A Service of Rememtxance at the Dunnington Lodge Fann memorial to
coMmem￿ale the 80 Anniversary of Operation Gisela was held at York Maze
on 2 Mar.
Annual involvement in the Escape Lines Memorial So• service at Eden
Camp on 26 Apr.
Attendance on the 27 Apr, at a Ser4ice of Dedication marking the erection of a
memorial to a 425 Sqn Lancaster lost dwiTrJ the second World War at RAF
Trtolthorpe.
VE Day Ai# of Remembrance 8 May.
Annual involvement in RCAF Eastmoor Memorial service at Sutton-on4he-
Forest on 10 May.
Attendance at the annual RAFWRBURSA Church Service at the Church of All
Saints Pavement in York. 29 Jun.
VJ Day Memonal Ceremony on 15 Aug.
VJ Day Memorial Service hèld at Al Saints Pavement on 17 Aug.
Annual involvement in All S8ThiC8s Parade and servi￿ at Eden Camp on 7
Sep.
Rememtrance event at th8 South African Klem￿1. Yolk on 1 Nov.
Annual involvement in York Festival of Remembrance on 9 Nov.
Remembrance SeNice at York Railway memorial on 11 Nov
The Standard was also
raded at 7 funerals over the course of the
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Community Engagement Report (please insert deiails of the
Branch Con7munity Engagement activities (other groups you connect
Lvith, joint events such as Veterans Breakfasts)
In addrtion to the interaction implicrt in all the commemoration activrties listed
above, we also eThJage wÉih the York Branch of the Royal Bntish Legion, the
York Branch of the Coldstream Guards Association and the Fèllowship of the
Ser¥i¢es by providing our facilities fortheir regular meetirYJs. The York Branch
of the Parachute Regiment Associknon also use our building as a base for their
street collections. Students of the Yorkshire Universty Air Squadron, based at
RAF LeemiTVJ regularly assist us during Wings Appeal Collect￿nS and also
attend the Turning of the Page Ceremonies at the Minster. The Cadets of
110 (Crty of York) Squadron also asstst on these ¢x¢asions. Members of the
RAFA Yort( Branth are present at the Awards Ceremonies held by 110 Sqn
vthere present RAFA Trophies. We also interact M*ith the Sutton-on-th
Forrest Parish Counol during the planning of the RCAF Eastrnoor Memorial
Service. We have also connected with the Ryedabe Branch of RAFA Io
strengthen our tss and we now exchange our programm8s of acttvrties and our
newsletters. On the 28 Sep the Branch Club was opened to the public as a part
of the York Unlocked Prwa. cNer 100 members of the public visited the Club.
The Branch members involved in hosting the visits receiv8d very posrtive
feedback from our gu88ts who were captwated by the idiosyncratic décor of our
Club.

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Section E.. Financial Review
Statement on Branch Expenditure (How has branch expenditure supported the key
objprti
. es of Ihp brr?nc.hl
Primary Branch expendtture has been on the Branch building rates, insurance, utilities, maintenance and
repair. This allows the Branch to rent the Spa￿ to York RAFA Club, a key provider of comradeship. It also
allows the Branch to host civic dignitaries, and other Branch supporters after fomial Branch activities in
the City and surrounding area; this raises the profile of the Branch and RAFA, highlighting the welfare
support and comradeship provided. Other expenditure indudes the woduction and distribution of the
Branch NewEletter and delegate expanses for RAFA conferences.
Statement on Branch's Reserve Policy (Branch Regulalions stipulate Ihal any Branch
with total assets amounting to more than £5, 000 should have a r&sarves policy and any BranGh with
assets over £10, 000 should consider transfemng excess funds across to the Branch Deposit Fund held at
4ssociation HQ. A template res8Nes oolicy can be found on the Branch Portal)
The Branch holds a restricted fund (the Weffare Account) which at 31 st D8cember 2025 held £2,465. This
money is entirely eamiarked for Welfare purposes. including v￿11-b￿1ng, for the benefit of qualifying
members of the RAF Family. The history of demarKls on the fund have been modest over recent years
and £10,000 was transferred to CHQ in 2024. Furthemiore, the Branch will review annually whether to
request any Wngs Rebate and whethw to transfer any fvrKls to CHQ.
The balance held on unrestricted fuThds {the General Account) at 31st December 2025 vra8 £47,189. The
major income to these funds is from the Branch Club rent. The income meets the runnirvJ costs of the
property, which also provides a meeting arKI administrative venue. and a social hub in support of FIAFA
objectiv88. Addrtional, smaller, income streams are from RAFA membership subscnption rebates,
donations and variou8 fund-raising activrties The Trustees believe that these reserves are $uffi¢ient to
meet the demands of maintaining an old building in the ty centre *there any 8Xtemal renovations and
re
airs need to be in kee
in
with the historical surroundi
Statement on Branch's Investment Policy (Please incl(Ide a slalemenl 017 Brai?cl?
117vesln7ei?ts and holdings 817d how these are managed (if applicable))
The Branch held £12,988 In rts Iwo bank accounts and has £36.666 on depO￿t at CHQ. The Trustee8
believe that this ￿ the most practical place to hokl its reserves.

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Section F: Declaration
We confinn that trustees hav8 had regard to the gU￿an￿ issued by the Charity Commission on public
benefit
The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees. report above.
Signed on behaw of the lyanch's trustees
We confimi that trustees have had regard to the guidan￿ issued by the relevant Chartty Regulator on public
ben8frt.
The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees. report above.
Signéd on behalf of the branch's trustees
Slgnature
Full Nome
Posltlon leg. Chalr. Se¢r¢tary>
Date

YR END REPORT 

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YORK BRANCH BALANCE SHEET<br>BRANCH FUND AS AT 1 JANUARY 2024 £   57,005 2025 £    56,074<br>PROFIT/LOSS ACCOUNT BALANCE -£        932 £         365<br>BRANCH FUND AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2024 £   56,074 2025 £    56,439<br>MADE UP OF<br>Fixed Assets<br>Any Additions during the year £             - £     5,190<br>Other Fixed Assets less depreciation £     4,716 £     4,716 £     4,669 £      9,859<br>Current Assets<br>Stocks £             - £             -<br>Debtors £             - £             -<br>Deposits at CHQ £   34,043 £   34,385<br>Branch General Accounts<br>Cash at Bank and in Hand £     5,120 £   12,804<br>Welfare Account £     9,278 £   48,441 £     2,465 £    49,654<br>Less: Current Liabilities<br>Creditors -£     2,274 -£     2,274 -£     3,074 -£      3,074<br>Loan from CHQ<br>Subscriptions in Advance<br>TOTAL ASSETS LESS LIABILITIES 2024 £   56,074 2025 £    56,439<br>INCOME AND EXPENDITURE<br>INCOME<br>Wings Appeal Gross Proceeds £   20,064 £   21,887<br>Welfare Rebate from CHQ £     4,120 £   24,184 £             - £    21,887<br>Member Subscriptions rebate from CHQ £     1,441 £     1,483<br>Ordinary & Full Subscriptions Collected at Branch £             - £             -<br>Branch Associate Subscriptions £             - £     1,441 £             - £      1,483<br>Income from Social Activities £             - £             -<br>Club Rent / Hire £     4,189 £     3,839<br>Interest on Deposits £         452 £        390<br>Donations received £         243 £     4,884 £     7,830 £    12,059<br>TOTAL INCOME £   30,509 £    35,430<br>Less: EXPENDITURE<br>Insurances -£     1,253 £        835<br>Repairs, Renewals & Maintenance £     1,091 £     1,942<br>Rates £         227 £        227<br>Utilities £     1,918 £     1,967<br>Printing, Stationary, Advertising & Postage £         340 £        343<br>Accountancy & Audit Fees £           60 £          70<br>IT Web site £           79 £             -<br>Donations Made £   12,220 £     6,490<br>Welfare Expenditure £             - £             -<br>Wings to CHQ £   19,984 £   21,887<br>Wings Appeal Expenses £             - £             -<br>Social Activities Expenses £           19 £             -<br>Branch Committee Expenses £         452 £        372<br>Delegates expenses RAFA Meetings/Conferences £         698 £        439<br>Bank Charges £             - £             -<br>Sundry Expenses £         585 £        445<br>Depreciation on Fixed Assets & Property £         211 £   36,631 -£     5,143 £    29,874<br>Surplus/(Deficit) for year 2024 -£     6,121 2025 £      5,555<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


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ROYAL AIR FORCE AS8OCIAIION
YOIIK BIIANC
FINA14CIAL STATEMEWTS
FOR THEVEAR ENDINQ
$1 DECEMBER 202S

CAVE BY B
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ofihe Brnfich have been recuded In the bxks and Ihjiihe Bccoun15 8¢hodulo¥
are a coMp￿tt and ￿￿rat* reoxd oflhe and I￿￿1111￿5 ond Inc￿￿• and
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8ranch Incom• and ExwDdltur• A¢¢ount
RAF Assoclation YDvk Brwn¢h
Foryear •ndlng 31 D•¢ 2025
INCOME
2025
20.L
4.120
1.441
ngs Ippeal Gmm Proceed
Wd18re Rebate from CHQ
Mefflber SubscripDcK)s rebatefrom CHQ
Orrjifjary & Full Subscnpti￿S Cdl¢xt& at Bran
Branch Assouate subs{￿p1(]nS
Incuntsfr￿￿ SOCI￿ AthwliE5
Ivb Rent iHire
Interest ￿ Oepog15
t*)naliws Fewved
21.887
24.184
21.887
1.483
1.483
4,189
4S2
243
3,839
390
7,830
12,059
J5
tesi expENDITURE
In$ur8nce5
1.253
635
1,942
227
1.967
343
227
1.916
340
Rale5
Ublffjjes
Pnmn9. St8t1￿9ry, A¢vertl$fft9 & Postsge
St￿* Vanwce Crmmernorative goDO¥
Acwjn￿rV & A￿11 Fees
IT Web srte
Donavrms M•Ye
Wellart E•NlIlLVa
Win9s 10 CHQ
Wing5 Apwl Expenses
Soty•l Nttivilies Expens
BranGh Committee Expenses
Delegates exwnses RAFA MeetT￿￿O￿lererrf
B8nk Cttat9es
&kndry Expense
Depre•at1￿ on Fixed Assets & Prryty
79
12.220
6,45
19.984
21.887
19
372
439
445
6,121
SUrplu￿(Per1C￿ll0rY0lr
S,$55

Branch WdlaroAccount
RAF As¥oclallon York er•n¢h
ForY••r ?ndlfio J1 D•c 202S
2024
202$
INCOME
PAF BENEVOLENT FUND..
8￿ught foN8Fd $5al 1st January
Rvived from th2 fund
Gr*t$ rnado durir¢ Ihe
Wry Appe81 rebate
Bank & Buildiw S￿laty Iniwoll
4.120
4.120
Carrb•d lorw•rd •• Dt JIBt D•¢•mb•r
BRANCH LOANS
8￿￿0m for￿T￿ as al 1st J8nu
Lo8n8 made ￿nn9 the ye4r
17,7C6
9,27
17.7C6
9.278
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4.669
4.716
4,716
9,859
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5.120
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9.276
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48.441
53,157
49,654
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