W ALKERVILLE C OMMUNITY A SSOCIATION
Founded 1909
Pinewood Close, Walkerville, Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 4SZ Tel:- 0191 2623147 Mobile 07419982186 Email walkervillecommunitycenre@hotmail.co.uk Registered Charity Number 522145 ///
WALKERVILLE COMMUNITY CENTRE
Financial Statement and Trustee Report year ending September 2023
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Administration Information
Financial report was presented to A.G.M at Walkerville Community Centre 4th November 2023
Charity Name Walkerville Community Centre
Charity Number 522145 Trustees Mr. B Young Mrs. S Lowrie Mr. A Corrigall Mr. A Ranson Mrs. C Dosdale
Committee Mr. B Gilberthorpe President Mr. B Young Chairperson Mr. A Corrigall Treasurer Mrs. J Roughhead Minute Secretary Mrs. M Hurlbutt Mrs. S Lowrie Ms K Main Mrs. E Harmer Mr. A Ranson Mrs. C Dosdale Auditor Mr. R L White
38 Moor View Camperdown Newcastle Upon Tyne NE12 5XJ Bank Lloyds Bank Virgin Money Account Royal Chamber Wallsend East
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Walkerville Community Association was founded in 1909
"To promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Walkerville and neighbourhood without distinction of sex or political religious or other opinions by associating the local authorities, voluntary organizations and inhabitants in the common effort to advance education and to provide facilities in the interest of social welfare for recreation and leisure time with the objective of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants"
Walkerville name was changed in 1979 to Walkerville Community Centre at request of Newcastle city council when new building was built.
The centre was registered as a charity in 2008 Charity Number 522145
Organization Structure
The centre is owned and was paid for by fundraising through local residents. The committee who give their time freely and receive no financial benefits .The Trustees are all members of the management committee and have monthly meetings and are responsible for all decisions taken to the running of the centre. An AGM which is held in November of each year is an open meeting and members of the public and local councilors are invited. Financial accounts and reports from Chairperson,Treasurer and Secretary are all presented at this meeting.
Appointment of Trustees
New Trustees have been appointed in the past at a committee meeting to replace any member who has unfortunately died, has left area or through illness are unable to continue with responsibility. Each are made aware of their responsibilities when appointed
The Trustees are members of a variety of activities that are held at the centre therefore reporting any issues at monthly meetings.
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Risk Management
Insurance Policy is posted on notice board in main entrance . Health and safety, Fire risk assessment files are accessible in office. First aid boxes are located in various places in centre. Fire alarms and emergency lighting checked and logged in file in office all members are made aware of this. Annual services are carried out by professionals. Fire drill are carried out by Musical Society regularly. Public using centre are advised of locations of fire exits. Any issues are reported to committee and action is taken. DBS checks are in place for those working with children/ vulnerable groups.
Aims
To encourage people to come to the committee to give their ideas and encourage them to get involved in centre.
Objectives
To provide a service to the wider community by providing a wide range of activities to bring people together and help in making a pleasant and healthy environment.
Strategies
Continuing to maintain the building through income received from letting rooms. Our Main hall has a capacity of 180 max, Old Lounge capacity 50, New Lounge Capacity 40. Meeting Room Capacity 20.
Also to support regular groups who use centre with help from Local Councilors who have monthly surgeries open to anyone who has an issue in the community.
Volunteers
Volunteers are very important to the running of the centre without who we could not function. Groups that were started by committee members all rely on these people who give their time and energy for free.The musical society have a wealth of talent working on maintenance.
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The centre provides a range of activities listed below
ACTIVITIES AND WHO TO CONTACT
ART CLASS Mon 12.30pm – 3,00pm 07734471947 TODDLERS Mon 9.30am -11.30am Jenni 07952266677 KIDS ON STAGE Mon 6.30pm-7.30pm Joan 07767312481 MUSICAL SOCIETY Mon 7.30pm – 10.00pm Alan 07813815492 BRIDGE CLUB Mon 7.00pm-10.00pm Mr. Algar 01912592036 COUNCILLORS SURGERY First Tue of Month 10am-11am DANCE FIT Tues 10.30am-11.30am Lynn Contact Centre OVER 65’s Tues 1.30pm – 3.30pm Gwen Snee 07500623812 RAINBOW OASIS Tues 7pm-9.30pm Christine 07817289535 WING CHUN Wednesday 6.00-8.00pm Paul WALKING GROUP Every other Wed leaving centre 10.00am Margaret 07904101435 BOOK CLUB Last Wednesday in month Kerry 07909967177 CRAFT Thursday 6.30-8.30pm Ann 07810410357 WIVES CLUB Thursdays fortnightly 2-4pm RUFF DIAMOND Fridays 5pm-9pm Cristen Brown 07879422131
MESOTHELIOMA Self-help Group Last Friday in month 11.00am -1.00pm
SATURDAYS FOR HIRE CHILDREN'S PARTIES Contact Sheila 07419982186
WARP GAMES Sunday 12.00am -6.00pm Martin. www.warp-club.com FORTHCOMING EVENTS Kids on Stage Musical Concert Sat 11th November at 2.30pm Tickets £5 Tel:-07300844091 Table Top Sale Sat 2nd December 10am Tel:-07909967177 Christmas Concert Monday 4th December 7.30pm Tickets:-£8 Tel 07300844091 Race Night Sat 9th December 7.00pm Details Later
Pantomime 1st-4th February 2024 Jack and the Beanstalk Tel:- 07300844091
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ANNUAL REPORT PRESENTED AT A.G.M. 4th NOVEMBER 2023
PRESIDENTS REPORT
I have enjoyed another year as President of the community centre once again it's been very busy for me maintaining gardens and many odd jobs that seen to evolve every week. Also thanks to Stuart and Alan from musical society who kindly supplied and laid floor in store rooms and solved damp issues. We continue to thrive with a full diary of new groups hiring hall and lots of children's parties. Everyone who visits comment on how nice the building is and that's due to all hard work of the volunteers and Jane our cleaner. We would love to welcome new members to committee to continue with providing a facility for local people. Brian Gilberthorpe
CHAIRPERSONS REPORT
Welcome and Good morning everyone and thank you all for attending today's A.G.M The last three to four years have been very trying but thanks to hard work from all our members of the committee we are now seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
However this has come at a high price for some of our older members who have had to retire from the committee. Although they were a great loss we were fortunate in the new younger element to the committee.
They came with many bright new ideas for fundraising and willing to work hard to see their projects to completion, with the blend of the older members and the new ideas of the younger element. I would like to thank all the committee and look forward to a bright future for Walkerville Community Centre. Bob Young
MINUTE SECRETARYS REPORT
In this, my second year of being committee minute secretary, I’m pleased to report another active, successful year for the committee. We’ve held eleven meetings, since the last AGM, which have all been well-attended and productive. Several community events have been organized and held voluntarily. These have included table-top fairs with children’s activities and quiz nights. I’m especially proud of all the regular groups and of the
support of the wider community, pulling together and helping us fundraise for an AED device for the centre. This will be fitted soon. Thanks to Claire Dosdale for having such a great idea, as this will literally save lives in Walkerville. I believe the centre is thriving and going from strength to strength, but we are always looking for new volunteers, so if anyone wants to get involved just let us know. It’s great to be part of such a fantastic team. Thank you. Jenni Roughhead
TREASURERS REPORT
Another year has gone by and we find ourselves in a much more financially secure position. Our centre is probably the busiest it’s ever been and, even though we’ve spent money on making the building more secure in the form of a new CCTV system, we’ve still managed to increase our banked funds by nearly 50%. This includes the contributions made to our fund raising efforts to buy a Defibrillator to mount on the exterior of the building for the local community’s use. Thank you again for your support and let’s hope the coming year will be just as good.
Andrew Corrigall (Treasurer)
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WALKERVILLE INCOME AND EXPEPDITUE ACCOUNT YEAR ENDING 30th SEPTEMBER 2023
Income
Hall Lettings 7,773
Club Income:-
Wives Club 385 Toddler Group 734 Musical Society 2,200 Over 50's 728 W.A.R.P 4,346 8393 ---------Associated Club Income;Art Class 1,245 Bridge Club 1,109 Chapter 593 Shrine (Phoenix) 160 Craft 982 Dance Fit 798 Mesothelioma 196 Truth Seekers 0 Walking Club 139 Wing Chun 2,263 Book Club 144 Sewing Club 252 Oasis 1,720 Weight Watchers 868 Defibrillator Fund 1,169 Donations Received 300 11.938 -----------Entertainment 1,541 Grants 350 Interest 14 ----------Total Income 30,009
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Expenditure
Services Gas & Electricity 3,417 Water 1,169 4586 ------------ Insurances 1.535 Ground Rent 40 Postage &Stationery 108 Repairs & Renewals 3,094 Telephone (Net) 822 Honoraria 0 Hall Development 2,000 Performing Rights & Phonographic Licenses 415 Equipment 1,810 Cleaning & Cleaning Materials 1,586 Structural Report 0 Bank Charges 0 Donations Made 0 Sundries- Gifts 68 Banner 0 Tea Coffee Ect 5 Gaming License 20 93 _ Total Expenditure 16,089 _ Excess of Income over Expenditure Transferred to Accumulated Fund 13,920 _ Excess of Expenditure over Income Transferred to Accumulated Fund 0 _
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Walkerville Community Association Balance Sheet 30 September 2023 Assets Buildings Cost 286.022 Additions During year 2,000 288.022 ---------------Fixtures & Fittings Cost 12,622 Addition during year 0 ---------------12,622 Disposals during year 0 ---------------12,622 Depreciation to Date (12,576) 46 ----------------Equipment Cost 6,745 Additions during year 1,810 Depreciation to Date (7,310) 1245 ----------------Cash Investments Lloyds Current Account 46,153 Virgin Money Account 3,451 Petty Cash 4 49,608 ----------------Accrued Income (Expenses) 0 Prepayments 0 ------------- Total Assets at 30 September 338,921 ======== Accumulated Fund Balance at 1 October 321,836 Surplus /(Deficit) for the year 13,920 -------------335,756 Building Improvements 2,000 Fixtures & Fittings 0 Equipment 1,810 Less Depreciation charge for year (645) 3,165 -----------Balance as at 30 September ------------338,921 ======== 1 certify that the above is a true and fair view of the activities of the Walkercille Community Association for the year ending 30 September 2023
R L White 38 Moor View Camperdown Newcastle Upon Tyne NE12 5XL
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