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					The objectives ofthe district are as a unit of the Scout	The objectives ofthe district are as a unit of the Scout	The objectives ofthe district are as a unit of the Scout	The objectives ofthe district are as a unit of the Scout
					Association.
					The aim ofthe Scout Association		is to promote	the development
Summary ofthe objects charity set out in its governing document				ofthe	ofyoung people in achieving their full physical intellectual social and spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members oftheir local national and international communities. The method of achieving the Aim ofthe Association,								is	by
					providing an enjoyable	and attractive scheme
					of progressive training,	based on	the Scout Promise and Lavv					guided		by
					eer and adult leadershi	.
					The Scout Group Team	exists to	provide support and		training			to
					individual age groups and leaders		within the Scout Group.
					The Group has also been involved		in a number	ofevents
					throughout the year including StGeorges Day			Celebrations,			a
					Carol service and many	camps.
					We have also supported	young people with future trips to				Iceland			with
					west Lancashire Scout	County.
Summary	ofthe main
activities	undertaken		for	the
public benefit in relation				to
these objects (include			within
this section		the statutory
declaration		that trustees		have
had regard		to the guidance
issued by	the Charity
Commission		on public
benefit)

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				2"' Leyland policy on reserves	is to hold sufficient resources to
Briefstatement ofthe				continue the charitable activities ofthe Scout Group should
charity's policy on reserves				income and fundraising activities fall short.
				The District Executive Committee considers that		the Scout	District should
				also hold a sum enabling timely	payment ofheadquarters
				membership fees and fulfilment	of liabilities to third parties		in the
				event ofScout Group Closures	within the District jurisdiction.
				The Group held reserves ofapproximately f1200against this
				at year end. The reserves increased more than usual due			to
				limited activities as a result ofPandemic induced		'Social
				Distancing' although this will be offset by a temporary
				reduction in District membership	fees introduced	to help protect
				the finances of individual Scout	Grou s
Details ofany funds in deficit			materially	n/a
Further financial review details				(Optional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant about: ~ the charity's principal				The Scout Groups principal source offinance is fee for those members of the Scout Association and under the age of 14years. We don't charge aged 14-18.		a membership within the Group for our young leaders
	sources offunds	(including
	any fundraising);
~	how expenditure	has
	supported the key		objectives
	ofthe charity;
~	investment policy		and
	objectives including		any
	ethical investment		policy
	adopted.
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