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2025-03-31-accounts

pease Trustees’ Annual Report for the period | teieed é| From Period'* startApril date 2024 | 31Period end dateMarch 2025

Section A Reference and administration details

Charity's principal address |[Middleham][Key] Centre

Postcode DL8 4RA

Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity

, | Middleham Town | Sole trustee {[Council]

Names of the.trusteesfor the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees)

‘Names and addresses of advisers (Optional information)

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Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional information)

Section B

Structure, governance and management

Description of the charity’s trusts:

Type of governing document Trust deed.

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You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:

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Section C Objectives and activities
By means of a conveyance of 24 November 1925, various: land holdings
collectively referred to as the Manor, were transferred to. Middleham
Summary of the objects: of the Town Gourell
loci iB aa The conveyance states: To Hold the said Manor and hereditaments: unto
Governing docume and to the use of the Council and their assigns forever in fee simple Upon
Trust for the benefit of the inhabitant householders of the Parish of
Middleham
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_ |# The income is ‘derived from rental of land it owns-and rental of rooms
Summary of the main at Middleham Key Centre ofwhich the Charity has taken over the
activities undertaken for the Ipase-on. This comprises moor land used for racehorse training,
public benefit in relation to grazing land, part of the ‘Town Wastes’ and Middieham Key Centre.
visage ler ire ill e Expenditure has, in recent years, been on land maintenance (grass
Naclarah aba’ a— cutting, hedge cutting, and maintenance of cobbled market area)
had alnethe uidance within the town, events. held for the benefit of the Inhabitants. of
fas Hi th an : Middleham and the running of Middleham Key-Centre:. The: Charity
Commalacion on ee will also.consider funding requests that are consistent with the
P charity's objectives.
benefit)
The Town Clerk advises the Trustee on its responsibilities to have regard
to the charitable and public benefits when making decisions.
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Additional details of objectives and activities (Optional information)

You may choose to include further statements, where © The Charity has:a.grant making policy velevant, about: ® policy on grantmaking;

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Section D Achievements and performance
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Section D Achievements and performance
Summaryofthemain
achievements ofthe charity
during the year
Themaintenance ofland haldings.and supporting the
organisation/execution of social events/gatherings in Middleham that are
specifically forthe benefit ofthe Inhabitant Householders: ofMiddleham.
Section E Financial review
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Briefstatement‘ofthe
charity's policyon reserves
The Reserves Policyadopted on 27 March 2019 notes guidancefrom the
CharityCommission,asfollows:
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Differentiatebetween Capital andRevenue reserves;

— Hold 12 months operating expenditure asa general reserve;
— Transfertothe general reserve any unspent balances ofexpenditure
on itemsforwhich invoices:have notbeen received attheyear-end;
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Fully provide: forearmarked reserves, as identified by the Trustee;
Reviewthe.Reserves at every
yearend.
Detailsofany
fundsmateriall
in deficit
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Furtherfinancial reviewdetails(Optional (Optional information)
You maychoose
to include
additional information,awhere
felevant:about
¢
The Charity income is currentlyfrom land rentaV/room hire and
‘donations including parking-donations.
It does not.actively fundraise
butmay considerfundingopportunities for specific projects.
the charity's principal
sources offunds (including
©
~The-charitydoes not:currently have.an investment policy or ethical
‘investment policy
anyfundraising};
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howexpenditurehas
supported the:keyobjectives:
ofthe charity;
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Expenditure hassupportedthekeyobjectivesofthecharityby
funding maintenanceofland thattheCharity:owns, the maintenance
ofthe Community building which it istenant ofand supporting
community. events which take.place.in Middleham forthe. residents.
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investmentpolicyand
objectives includingany.
ethical investment policy
adopted.

Section F Other optional information

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Section G Declaration
The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.
Signed on behalf of the charity’s:t vptees.
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Signature(s) teedwvWK ALLEge
Full rrame(s) lain Pead Jowett Guy, Fairhurst
Position (eg Secretary, Chair, |Chairman/Town Councillor.on Town Councillor on behalf of sole
etc) |behalfofsole Trustee Trustee
Date 2¢ Now 20
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8 January 2026 (2024 - 2025)

The Charity for the Benefit of the Inhabitant Householders of the Parish of Middleham

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS

RECEIPTS PAYMENTS
Opening Balance
Balance at Bank 113,144.67
Cash in Hand
MTA Gallops Rent 34,136.04
Pub Tables 4,113.23
Land Rent 2,765.00
Audit Costs 149.00
Wayleaves 372.77
Urban highways grass cutting
Parking Donations 3,359.00
Interest 879.16
Pension
Tax/NI
Staff Costs
Overtime
Grass Cutting 6,000.00
Hedge Cutting
Weed Spraying
Annual Cobble Maintenance
Tree Maintenance 2,710.00
Bench Maintenance/Repairs
IT Support/Equipment 844.07
Phone/Broadband 265.99
Flower Bed Maintaenance 117.08
Stationary 182.18
Insurance
Training Costs
Photocopying costs 523.27
Room Hire
Bank Charges 86.87
Accounting/Payroll 237.60
Lease Renewals
Business Rates
Utilities 1,160.21
Building Repairs 108.00
Maintenance 909.80
Waste Disposal 198.35
Security 2,735.52
Hygiene Services 7.06
Richard III - Commercial Rate 497.00
Richard III - Community Rate 1,409.00
Warwick Room Hire - Community Rate 443.40

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8 January 2026 (2024 - 2025)

The Charity for the Benefit of the Inhabitant Householders of the Parish of Middleham

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS

RECEIPTS PAYMENTS
Warwick Room Hire - Commercial rate 174.00
Parking Charges 392.90
Lady Anne Neville - Community Rate 337.03
Lady Anne Neville - Commercial Rate
Drain Inspection/Clearance 508.50
Major Cobble Repairs 2,929.20
Fencing Repairs Contingency 300.00
Christmas Tree
Festive Lighting 718.00
Festive Lighting unmetered supply
Seniors Outing 550.00
Children's Christmas Party 351.92
Seniors Christmas Lunch 290.47
Middleham Feast 500.00
Foyer hire 25.00
Kitchen Rent 35.00
Funds Transfer 2,100.00 44,291.25
Grant Application
Cleaning Services 1,362.00
New Fencing
Garden Room 185.47
Beverages
Set up/Clear away fee
General Donations 1,743.60
Electric Charges 260.00
Land Maintenance 420.00
Bad Debt 554.85
Grit Bin Replenishment 90.00
Fire Systems Maintenance 1,832.76
Rental Deposit
Cleaning Products 60.95
Festive Lights 320.00
VAT
53,547.60 70,994.90
Closing Balances:
Balances in Bank Account 95,697.37
Cash in Hand
TOTAL 166,692.27 166,692.27

The above statement represents fairly the financial position of the council as at 31 Mar 2025

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8 January 2026 (2024 - 2025)

The Charity for the Benefit of the Inhabitant Householders of the Parish of Middleham

STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS

RECEIPTS PAYMENTS

Signed

Responsible Financial Officer

Date

Charity Internal Audit Report

Charity for the Benefit of Inhabitant Householders of Parish of Middleham

Charity No: 506048

Overview for the year to March 2025

The financial management of the charity has been at a good standard.

During this financial year the Town Council, who is the Trustee of the Charity implemented Scribe accounts which allows for more easily accessible review of accounts.

Documentation is clear and easily accessible in terms of bank statements, invoices, staffing and minutes.

We have noted:

Payments

A selection of payments through the period April 2024 to March 2025 were chosen using the cashbook and traced through to bank payments.

Bank Reconciliation

Bank Reconciliations have been provided and reviewed

Petty Cash

N/a no petty cash

VAT

The Charity is not VAT registered

Where information resulting from investigation and/or audit work is made public or is provided to a third party by the client or by Account-ant Yorkshire Limited then this must be done on the understanding that any third party will rely on the information at its own risk. Account-ant Yorkshire Limited will not owe a duty of care or assume any responsibility towards anyone other than the client in relation to the information supplied. Equally, no third party may assert any rights or bring any claims against Account-ant Yorkshire Limited in connection with the information. Where information is provided to a named third party, the third party will keep the information confidential.

Staffing

The Charity is responsible for 50% of the Clerk’s wage

Charity Commission Return

The Charity Commission website states the March 2023 reports were overdue.

Year End Reporting

The year end report on the CC16a form matches the reports from Scribe which in turn matches the bank statements.

Where information resulting from investigation and/or audit work is made public or is provided to a third party by the client or by Account-ant Yorkshire Limited then this must be done on the understanding that any third party will rely on the information at its own risk. Account-ant Yorkshire Limited will not owe a duty of care or assume any responsibility towards anyone other than the client in relation to the information supplied. Equally, no third party may assert any rights or bring any claims against Account-ant Yorkshire Limited in connection with the information. Where information is provided to a named third party, the third party will keep the information confidential.