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2026-03-31-accounts

Communit Centr y

Water
Charges
Gas
Charge
Electricity
Charge
Phone
WiFi
Cleaning
Materials
Bank
Charges
Apr -£ 127.52 -£ 165.53 -£ 50.34 -£ 39.97 -£ 10.99
May -£ 139.77 -£ 156.27 -£ 50.34 -£ 5.40
June -£ 146.82 -£ 141.97 -£ 50.34 -£ 79.94 -£ 7.61
July -£ 211.53 -£ 144.05 -£ 50.34 -£ 92.16 -£ 7.82
Aug -£ 146.82 -£ 138.13 -£ 50.34 -£ 9.74
Sept -£ 146.82 -£ 134.73 -£ 50.34 -£ 39.97 -£ 1.20
Oct -£ 143.99 -£ 145.50 -£ 50.34 -£ 94.29 -£ 1.56
Nov -£ 146.82 -£ 151.20 -£ 50.34 -£ 4.46
Dec -£ 143.99 -£ 131.70 -£ 185.50 -£ 50.34 -£ 39.97 -£ 3.22
Jan -£ 281.90 -£ 262.17 -£ 176.84 -£ 50.34 -£ 2.03
Feb -£ 155.26 -£ 279.74 -£ 130.78 -£ 50.34 -£ 2.58
Mar -£ 142.55 -£ 308.10 -£ 346.28 -£ 51.28 -£ 108.73 -£ 1.96
-£ 1,933.79 -£ 2,159.09 -£ 839.40 -£ 605.02 -£ 495.03 -£ 58.57

Communit C y

Friends Ivydale Silver Adhar Mind Pulse
Together Club Kurlers Project Aid Diabetis
Apr £ 292.00 £ 308.00 £ 252.00
May £ 80.00 £ 72.00 £ 365.00 £ 242.00 £ 56.00
June £ 80.00 £ 126.00 £ 292.00 £ 56.00
July £ 80.00 £ 504.00 £ 292.00 £ 529.50 £ 112.00
Aug £ 365.00 £ 269.00 £ 84.00
Sept £ 90.00 £ 292.00
Oct £ 80.00 £ 72.00 £ 364.00 £ 365.00 £ 574.00
Nov £ 180.00 £ 126.00 £ 219.00 £ 195.00 £ 28.00
Dec £ 308.00 £ 292.00 £ 180.00 £ 56.00
Jan £ 120.00 £ 126.00 £ 292.00 £ 254.00 £ 84.00
Feb £ 90.00 £ 292.00 £ 234.00 £ 84.00
Mar £ 60.00 £ 208.00 £ 48.50 £ 28.00
£ 680.00 £ 702.00 £ 1,176.00 £ 3,566.00 £ 2,834.00 £ 840.00

re Ex ences 2025/2026 p

Cleaning
Services
Purchases Maint-
enance
Adver-
tising
Refunds Monthly
Totals
-£ 216.00 -£ 12.98 -£ 623.33
-£ 432.00 -£ 100.00 -£ 883.78
-£ 286.20 -£ 712.88
-£ 216.00 -£ 45.00 -£ 766.90
-£ 432.00 -£ 320.00 -£ 1,097.03
-£ 55.75 -£ 189.60 -£ 618.41
-£ 250.00 -£ 685.68
-£ 130.00 -£ 477.60 -£ 2,616.23 -£ 3,576.65
-£ 43.93 -£ 45.00 -£ 643.65
-£ 130.00 -£ 85.00 -£ 988.28
-£ 130.00 -£ 678.72 -£ 1,427.42
-£ 140.00 -£ 41.85 -£ 1,752.00 -£ 60.00 -£ 2,952.75
-£ 2,076.00 -£ 1,355.83 -£ 4,929.03 -£ 45.00 -£ 480.00 -£ 14,976.76

Centre Income 2025/2026

Starlets GKR Charm Ltd Casual Rightous Refunds Beads & Monthly
Totals
Karate **Assi Dogs ** Hire Nation Tutor Needles
Quadient Legacy
£ 64.00 £ 357.00 £ 36.00 £ 1,309.00
£ 2,022.00 £ 80.00 £ 25.00 £ 338.00 £ 280.00 £ 36.00 £ 3,596.00
£ 900.00 £ 80.00 £ 36.00 £ 1,570.00
£ 1,662.00 £ 48.00 £ 38.00 £ 619.00 £ 462.00 £ 136.27 £ 36.00 £ 4,518.77
£ 80.00 £ 2,490.00 £ 224.00 £ 36.00 £ 3,548.00
£ 1,044.00 £ 140.00 £ 220.00 £ 224.00 £ 9.00 £ 36.00 £ 2,055.00
£ 798.00 £ 128.00 £ 14.00 £ 1,595.00 £ 54.00 £ 36.00 £ 4,080.00
£ 906.00 £ 64.00 £ 56.00 £ 700.00 £ 448.00 £ 54.00 £ 36.00 £ 3,012.00
£ 80.00 £ 635.00 £ 224.00 £ 45.00 £ 36.00 £ 1,856.00
£ 48.00 £ 418.72 £ 550.00 £ 210.00 £ 72.00 £ 36.00 £ 2,210.72
£ 1,806.00 £ 64.00 £ 220.00 £ 541.00 £ 238.00 £ 1,000.00 £ 36.00 £ 4,605.00
£ 110.00 £ 1,041.50 £ 112.00 £ 108.00 £ 36.00 £ 1,752.00
£ 9,138.00 £ 736.00 £ 1,021.72 £ 9,086.50 £ 2,422.00 £ 1,478.27 £ 432.00 £ 34,112.49

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Achievements and Performance

Alongside the continued operation of the community centre, the trustees undertook a significant programme of governance work to secure the long-term future of the charity.

Following a review of the charity's structure, the trustees concluded that continuing as an unincorporated association limited the charity's ability to attract major grant funding and exposed trustees to unnecessary personal liability. A decision was therefore taken to establish a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), which became operational on 23 June 2025.

During the transition period, the trustees completed a number of important legal and administrative tasks, including appointing solicitors, registering the community centre property where necessary and completing the legal work required to enable the transfer to the new charity. These actions have placed the community centre in a much stronger position to secure future investment from major funding bodies.

The trustees believe these actions have safeguarded the long-term future of the community centre and ensured it is better placed to continue serving the residents of Thurmaston for many years to come.

Financial Review

Income generated from the operation of the community centre during the reporting period was approximately £34,000 , with expenditure of approximately £15,000 .

A significant proportion of expenditure during the period related to professional legal fees and property registration costs associated with establishing the new Charitable Incorporated Organisation and preparing the transfer of the charity's assets and activities. These costs were considered a necessary investment to secure the future sustainability of the community centre.

At the year end, the charity held approximately £100,000 in reserves. The trustees intend that these funds will transfer to the new CIO and be used as match funding towards future capital improvement projects and grant-funded developments for the benefit of the local community.

The trustees consider the charity to have remained in a sound financial position throughout the transition.

Volunteers

The trustees wish to record their appreciation of the many volunteers who contribute to the success of the community centre.

The community library continues to be operated entirely by volunteers, whose commitment enables this valued local facility to remain available to residents. In addition, the trustees themselves serve on a voluntary basis and receive no remuneration for carrying out their duties.

The centre accommodated a wide variety of regular users, including community organisations, charities, educational providers, faith groups and local businesses whose activities delivered significant public benefit.

Notable users included:

Future Plans

Although the activities of the unincorporated charity have transferred to the new CIO, the trustees are confident that the new structure provides a secure foundation for the future.

The CIO has been established to strengthen governance, protect trustees through incorporation and enable applications to major funders, including the National Lottery and other capital grant providers, which generally require applicants to be incorporated charities.

The trustees' vision is that the transferred reserves will provide match funding for future investment, allowing the community centre to improve its facilities, expand community services and continue serving local residents for generations to come.