Trustees. Annual Report for the period
Period start date
Period end date
31
03
. 2024
202S
From
Section A
Reference and administration details
Charlty name
Guru Nanak Gurdwara (Sikh Temple)
Other names charlty Is known by
Registered charity number (if any)
505354
Charlty's princlpal address
Monton Street
Moss Side
Manchester
Postcode
M144LS
Names of the charlty trustees who manage the charlty
Offlce (If any)
Dates acted If not for whole
ear
Trustee name
Name of person {or body) entltled
toa
olnt tru8teo
Ifan
Annual General Meeting
Annual General Meeting
Annual General Meeting
Annual General Meeting
Annual General Meeting
Annual General Meeting
Hardev Singh
Balwinder Singh
Davinder Singh
Karamveer Singh
Satpal Singh
Gurcharan Singh
President
Vice President
General Secretary
Assistant Secretary
Treasurer
Assistant Treasurer
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Names of the trustees for the charlty. If any, (for example, any custodlan trustees)
Name
Dates acted If not for whole
ear
Mukhtlar Singh
Sathpal Singh Raud
Balwinder Singh
Satpal Singh
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Aprll 2009

Namos and addresses of advisers (Optional Information)
e of advlser
Name
Address
Name of chief executive or names of senlor staff members (Optlonal informatlon)
Section B
Structure,
overnance and mana
ement
Descrlptlon of the charlty's trusts
Constitution
Type of governing document
How the charity is constituted
Sikh community
Trustee selection methods
Elections
Additlonal governance Issues (Optional informatlon)
The charity has elected an executive committee and trustees. There are
regular general meeting planned for members to attend and monthly
meetings of the executive committee. Elections continues every 2 years.
Next election will be in spring 2027
You may choose to include
additional information, where
relevant, about:
policies and procedures
adopted for the induction and
training of trustees.
th8 charity's organisational
structure and any wider
network with which the charity
works;
relationship with any related
parties.,
trustees, consideration of
major risks and the system
and procedures to manage
them.
The charity also has membership of the joint partnership forum with the
other four Sikh Temples in Manchester. Where we discuss best practice
for the local Sikh community and collaboration on common matters.
There is also regular Trustee meetings where matters relating Risk and
the wellbeing of our congregation are considered, as well as general
operational matters.
other organisations and networks we engage With include:
Faith network for Manchester {fn4m)
British Organisation Sikh Students (BOSS)
Gurdwara aid
Sikh Relief
Sikh helpline
Greater Manchester Policy network
Khalsa Aid Charity
Gurdwara Bhat Sikh Council (GBSC)
City Sikh
UK Sikh Council
Supreme Sikh Council UK
The executive commtttee embark8d on a review of process I procedures
and documentation control, with the aim to move key documents from
paper to electronic records.
TAR
Aprll 2009

Section C
Ob'ectives and activities
The constitution embraces the importance of furtherance of the Sikh
religion and to support the local Sikh Community relating the religious
and cultural requirements.
Summary of tho objects of the
charlty set out in it8
governlng document.
General Charitable activities; religious and educational activities
Place of worship for Sikhs
Summary of the maln
actlvltles undertaken for the
publlc beneflt In relatlon to
these objects (include wlthln
thls Sectlon the statutory
declaration that trustees have
had regard to the guldance
Issued by the Charity
Commlsslon on publlc
boneflt)
To conduct Sikh weddings and funerals
R81igious education for Sikhs
Celebration of Sikh festivals and occasions
Meeting place for partnership work with other Sikh groups
Meeting place for other community groups in the local area.
Supporting awareness of the Sikh religion in schools and student visits to
the Gurdwara.
Additional details of objoctlves and activltles {Optlonal Informatlon)
The Elected Committee and Trustees are all volunteers
Th8 Temple is run on voluntary contributions with little other income
The Temple has Ilnks with many local Schools, colleges, Police and other
community and religious groups.
You may choose to include
further statements, where
relevant, about..
policy on grantmaking;
policy programme related
investment;
contribution made by
volunteers.
Consideration will need to be given to extending the premises as the
congregation grows.
We are exploring the possibility of securing the purchase of the temple
land to reduce the long-term burden of charges and so the flexibility to
extend the temple.
Security and awareness education at the gurdwara has been increased with the
high-volume local student attendance and requests for support.
Specialist speakers have been engaging with the local community around the
awareness of grooming.
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April 2009

Section D
Achievements and performance
Summary of the main
achlevomonts of the charity
during the year
We have extended or involvement in many community proj8Cts including:
Faith network for Manchester (fn4m)
British Organisation Sikh Students (BOSS)
Gurdwara aid
Sikh Relief
Sikh helpline
Greater Manchester Policy network
Khalsa aid Charity
City Sikh
Gurdwara Bhat Sikh Council UK (GBSC)
Collaborations with these organisations has helped raise awareness both
for our members and the multi divers community. With significant sharing
of views and approaches to support the community.
The Sunday school has baen very successful, and has now been
extended with a week day evening class.
We are also now running Sunday classes for the Harmonium tabla and
sowing classes.
The Nagar Kirtan (Processions through Manchester) which include the
other 4 Sikh Temples in Manchester was run again and was a great
success with the largest turnout post covid. The event was also enjoyed
by our neighbouring churches congregation.
We had 37 different schools visit to the temple as part of the schools.
curriculum on awareness of other faiths. We have also started to visit
schools to cary out Sikh awareness classes. There has also been 3
multifaith visits which were very successful and infomiative for those
involved.
Key projects have been a full document review with a view to move from
paper to electronic Storage systems, lift upgrade, New boiler system,
Kitchen services, installation of infonnation screens and Improve fire
prevention measures.
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Aprll 2009

Section E
Financial review
The elected committee are keen to continue with the maintenance program and
modernisation of the infrastructure. To this end. the structured spending
introduced In the previous year has been continued with reserves being reduced
to £50,000.
Brief statement of the
charity's pollcy on reserves
Detalls of any funds materlally
in deficlt
None
Further flnancial revlew detalls (Optional Information)
The charity is mainly funded from donations. Without these donations
much of the running and maintenance costs could not be achieved.
You may choose to include
additional infonnation, where
relevant about.,
the charity's principal
sources of funds (including
any fundraising);
how expenditure has
supported the key objectives
of the charity;
investment policy and
objectives including any
ethical investment policy
adopted.
These donations have been key in providing the much needed
modernisation of the Temple and daily running costs.
Grant applicants are being considered to help support the urgently
needed exlensions to accommodate the needs of the community.
Section F
Other optional information
The temple has been struggling to find a suitable priest with the necessary skills to conduct the various
religious activities. The committee are now considering priests from outside the UK. We are making an
application for an overseas licence to allow us lo recruit a priest frorn India with the necessary knowledge
and skills. This work is ongoing.
The Trustees are currently in discussion with Manchester city council to have our current lease agreement
updated and merged with the second lease for the land we use for our car park.
Section G
Declaration
The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees, report above.
Signed on behalf of the charity's trustees
Signature(s)
Full name(s)
Posltion (eg Secretary, Chair,
otc)
Satpal Singh
Treasurer
Date
261h October 2025
TAR
Aprll 2009

THE GURU IYANAK DEVJI (WURDWARA (Slkh Temple)
REGISTRATION NUMBER
505354
RFPORT AND ACCOUNTS
FOR THF, YEAR ENDED
31 Mareh 2025
L¢¢ & Co Accountants
527A Wilmslow Road
Withinwon
Manchester
M20 4BA

'I"HE GURU NANAK DEVJI GURDWARA (Sikh Temple)
IIEGISTRATION NUMBER 505354
Pabye
Management Committee's Report
Accountant's Re￿rt
Income Aiid Expenditure Account
Balance Sheet
Notes To "rhe Accounts

'rHE CTIJR
NANAK DEV
RDWA
AC'COUNTANT'S REEPORT
The Accountt5 of the Guru Nanak Dev Ji Gurdwara for the Year Ended 31 March 2025
are set out on page 3 and 4.
We have prepared these accounts without undertaking an audit, from the books and records,
vouchers other infom]ation and explanations provided to us by the Treasurer Satpal Singh
IKe & Co AL'countants
Date:
06 November 2025

THE GUR
NANAK
EV
I GURDWARA
Sikh Tem
le
INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUIYT
2025
2024
INCOME
Donations
Bank Inter¢st
silb￿riptions
Otlier Income
81.853
3,698
18.195
10,658
114.404
81,064
2,151
26,829
7,435
117,479
Less: EXPFNDITU.IIE
Priests Costs
Rates Water InsuranLe
Heat and Lighi
Repairs and MaintetWAce
Teplephone/TV Licence
AccoLmtancy and Legal Fees
PS and office expenses
Sundry Cleaning Gas Safety
Festival and runningy Expenses
20.870
13,567
10,955
4,441
575
1,915
682
5,068
25,801
20,655
12,432
12,625
2,845
485
2,160
4,663
17,561
83.874
30,530
74,430
43,049
(Deticitysurplus for th¢ year

GURU NANAK DEVJI GURDW
Sikh Tem
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 MARCH 2025
202
2024
IXED ASSETS
Building
Fixture & Fittings
409,472
2,030
411,502
404,3 70
5,102
409,472
CURRFNT ASSETS
Kemati
Cash at Bk￿k
4,000
226.550
230,550
4,080
202,049
206. 129
CURRFNT LIABILITIES
Creditors and accruals
300
300
300
300
NET CURRENT ASSETSI(LIABILITKES)
Net Assets
230.250
641,752
205,829
615,301
REPRESENTED BY:
Balance at the start of the year
Kemati disiributedloutstadning
(Defiiit)/Surplus for the year
615,301
(4,080)
30,531
641,752
576,251
(3,999)
43,049
615.301
BALWINDER SING14- VICE PRESIDENT
SATPAL SNGH- TREA81JRER
OCR £ lfvJG14
Date:
10 November 2025
'rh¢ rtot¢s on page 5 forn) part of these accounts

THE GURU NAN
EVJI GURDWARA
Sikh Te
NOTES OT THE ACCOUNTS
AS AT 31 MARCH 2025
These accounts are prepared under historical cost convention.
i)
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
Incom
Income is ￿Orded when received.
endii
Expendilure is a￿o￿nted for on accural basis.
De
reciation
Depreciation is not provided on any fixed assets.
2)
FIXED ASSETS
2025
2024
Buildi
Balance at the beginninb? and end of the year
Additions: Building fixtures and fittings
Balance and the end of th¢ year
404,370
404.370
404.370
404,370
FIXTURES AND fITTTNGS
Balance at the start of the ye<
Additions
Balance at the end ot. the year
86,658
2,030
88,688
81,556
5,102
86.658
Kemati paid
4,000
4,080
4)
CREEITORS AND ACCRUALS
Accountancy
300
300

Inde
endent revlew of accounts for 2024
25
This review is of the accounts for Guru Nanak Dev Ji Gurdwara. Monton Street Manchester.
Charity No505354. The review has been carrSed out by Harvinder Sin8h & Narbinder Singh.
Income
Month
April 2024
May 2024
June 2024
July 2024
August 2024
September 2024
October 2024
November 2024
December 2024
January 2025
February 2025
March 2025
Total
Income
£18,786.66
£8,361.86
£11,719.46
£13,242.39
£4,191.39
£7,545.09
£7,675,50
£11,247.97
£8,142.84
£7,070.66
£8,041.92
£8,378.24
£114,403.98
Our findings confirm that the income matches the annual accounts. Samples of receipts have been
checked from each month.
Ex
enditure
Detalled scrutin
was taken on the below
Month
Total
Expendlture
£5,921.31
£7,141.24
£6,146.33
£17,655.72
£3,990.91
£6,587.93
£5,019.42
£5,936.84
£8,572.66
£8,167.68
£6,659,43
£8,050,90
£89,904.37
Monthly expenses
Malntenance I
projects
£1,685
£20
£70
£1,823,43
£100
£60
£32.50
£20
£1,642.48
£268,93
£104.97
£643.25
£0,470.56
Utlllty bllls
April 2024
May 2024
June 2024
July 2024
August 2024
September 2024
October 2024
November 2024
December 2024
January 2025
February 2025
March 2025
Total
£2,782.27
£5,260.13
£4,382.41
£12,482.73
£1,936.83
£4,376.91
£2,459.82
£3,615.11
£3,884.32
£3,132.36
£2,881.76
£4,158.58
£51,353.23
£1,454.04
£1,861.11
£1,747.92
£3,349.56
£1,954.08
£2,151.02
£2,527,10
£2,301.73
£3,045.86
£4,766.39
£3,672.70
£3,249.07
£32,080.58
Our flndings confirm that the expenditure matches the annual accounts. Samples of receipts have
been checked from each month.

Month
April 2024
Scrutlny agalnst bank ststements, samples taken were:
Chq 101249, Gas, electric, Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent, boiler cover, Water. Web hosting.
May 2024
Ga5, electriG Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent, boiler cover, Water, Web hosting Hyglene
servlces
Gas, electric, Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent, boiler cover, Water, Web hostlng
June 2024
July 2024
Chq 101251, Gas, electrlc, Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent, boller cover, Water, Web h05ting,
le831 fees, fire safety.
August 2024
Gas, electrlc, Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent, boiler cover, Water Web hostln8.
September
2024
October 2024
Chq 101252, Gas, electrlc, Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent, boiler cover, Water, Web hosting,
lift safety.
Gas, electriG Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent, boiler cover, water, Web hostin& Accountant,
Bas safety.
November 2024
Gas, electric, Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent, boiler cover, Water, Web hosting.
December 2024
Chq 101253, Gas, electric, Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent, boiler cover, Water, Web hosting,
fire safety, le8al fees.
January 2025
Chq 101254, Gas, electrlc, Phone, r4, Refuge, Ground rent, boller cover, water, Web hostln8.
February 2025
Chq 101255, Gas, electric, Phone, rd, Refuge, Ground rent. boiler cover, Water. Fire.
extractor.
Chq 101256, Gas, electric, Phone, TV, Refuge, Ground rent. boiler cover, water, Web hosting,
lift safet
March 2025
Summar
All receipt books are retained for retention period, and weekly summary sheets are produced.
Monthly reports are presented to the charity members, firstly in an executive meeting and then to
the general members. Minutes of both meetin85 are recorded.
Our focus was on looking In detall at the weekly summary sheets, receipts of expenditure in the files,
utility bi115 and cross check against all cheques issued during 2024125. A final check was carried out
against a Sample of transactions on the bank statements in each month.
Some minor anomalies, one invoice was missing and Typo were found during the audit which were
corrected. We are satisfied the submitted accounts are a true reflectlon based on the information
checked and typo corrections made.
Har
inder Sin8h