paragraph 8.2 : Acceptance of Accounts for FY2021/22
MINUTESof a Meeting of Oxton Village Hall Management Committee
Held on Wednesday 18th January 2023 in the Sylvia Bell Room
Chairman Mike Hulme
1. Those Present and in Attendance:
Present - Mike Hulme (Chair), Paul Hallett (Treasurer), Duncan MacLaren (Secretary), Richard Lempicki, Adrian Todd, Margaret Cooper and Donna Leivers; In attendance Joe Wilson (caretaker), with Jill Jones and Diane Smith (Trustees of the Thomas Bell Trust).
2. Apologies for Absence had been received from Heather Powell (TBT Trustee).
3. Approval of Minutes:
Minutes of the following meetings had been circulated for approval by the Committee -
3.1 Committee meeting 16th November 2022, Minutes approved and signed by the Chairman as a correct record.
- 3.2 Annual General Meeting held on 20th October 2022 were approved, to be available for the next AGM scheduled for 19 October 2023.
3.3 Extra Meeting on 4th January 2023 (Decoration Meeting) to review colour schemes prior to the imminent redecoration of the entrance hall approved and signed by the Chairman
4. Correspondence: The Secretary had written to the Thomas Bell Trustees seeking to clarify Heather’s statement at the last meeting [Minute 11.1, 16/11/22] that Extensions to the Hall did not come within the scope of the Trust; he had also requested details of the current value of the Trust, and information regarding the Trust’s investments and investment strategy. Diane, on behalf of the Trust, confirmed that Extensions are within the Trust’s scope, but was cautious about the disclosure of financial information. She did confirm that the Trustees have a cautious approach to risk, and that the Trust Fund is professionally managed and is presently invested in three roughly equal tranches.
The current capital balance is approx. £220,000, but she noted that if the Committee elected to undertake all the expenditure hypothesised for 2024 in the 5-year Expenditure Forecast without alternative funding, the Trust would be wiped out! Diane was thanked for the information she had divulged.
5. Matters Arising from the Minutes:
5.1 Website and Domain Name. Richard understands that the MyOxton website is planned to be turned off on the 1st April next, so it is important that an alternative web facility be made available for the Hall without delay. He has a skeleton webpage, domain names etc, and expected management fees to be of the order of £100 per annum. He will prepare and circulate some possible solutions to the Committee as soon as possible.
5.2 Emergency Lighting Repairs. [See minute 6.2, 16/11/22]. It emerged that no instructions had been given to Premier Fire Protection to replace the deficient emergency lights. Mike will give instructions tomorrow, but requested that a member appointed to action such matters be identified in the Minutes in future.
5.3 Decoration Meeting. The Minute of this Meeting concluded with the suggestion that a member be appointed to take ownership of presenting colour and design recommendations to the Committee, but there was no appetite to discuss at this meeting.
Mike noted that the redecoration of the entrance hall had highlighted the presence of a number of historical photos, etc, which probably should not be replaced, but should be carefully retained for the Hall archive; no final decision was taken on this.
6. Caretaker matters:
6.1 Problems. Joe reported that there were no major issues, but he was unsure how to deal with requests for the use of Bouncy Castles. Our recollection was that these were not usually permitted, but the secretary would check, and refer to our Insurance.
6.2 Invoicing process. The procedure for invoicing under Hallmaster was raised, and would be reviewed by the sub-committee as part of 7.1 below.
6.3 Fire Marshall Report. Noting that the Emergency Lighting repairs had yet to be carried out, there were no other issues at present. The main double doors between the entrance hall and the Main hall were sticking sometimes, keep under review but hopefully these will ease naturally as had been the case with the doors to the chair store.
7. Lettings:
7.1 Hallmaster review. It was felt that this, with an appraisal of our invoicing process, could not be given thorough consideration at this meeting, so a subcommittee comprising Richard (IT guru), Paul (Treasurer), Joe (who submits the letting invoices), Mike and Duncan was tasked with the discussion and to report back to the next meeting.
7.2 Nottingham Folk Dance Group. This group are said to be seeking to relocate their activities from Lambley, and sought a competitive price for their weekly meetings, on Tuesday evenings, and storage for a ‘filing cabinet’ sized cupboard containing their kit. We could offer a weekly rate of £50 for the Hall, further details of their storage requirement is needed, and they would have to switch to Wednesdays for the final quarter of the year, to avoid conflict with the OAPs. In the event they did not wish to proceed, though they may contact us again.
8. Finance:
8.1 Treasurer’s report and account balance. The balance at the bank at close today was £30,011.08. The attempt to contra the Ground Rent of £5 due from OVH to the Parish Council against our storage charge for the PC’s
document cabinet of the same amount hit the rocks when the PC paid us the storage fee so Paul has paid the rent.
8.2 Annual Accounts. The Treasurer formally presented the Balance Sheet and Income and Expenditure Statement for the Financial Year ended 31 July 2022. The opening balance of £37,759 reduced to £33,870 over the year largely as a consequence of expenditure on improvements to the Hall coming out of lockdown. He proposed acceptance of the Accounts, seconded by Margaret, and all approved .
8.3 Utility Costs. Paul advised that our electricity is currently (geddit?) supplied by British Gas Lite under a contract which does not expire until September 2024 and water is not available in the market other than from Severn Trent. Our former gas supplier went out of business some months ago, and the Regulator had transferred our custom to Pozitive Energy. Unhappy at their pricing and standards of service Paul had been put in touch with a Third Party Broker, Utility Aid, by ACRE, and they had provided a comparison chart of suppliers who, generally, were charging around 70% less than Pozitive Energy at an estimated annual cost of £2,850 as against £9,450. The question was whether to sign up for one year or two. Paul had asked if penalties might be payable were we to break the contract in year 2, and the recommendation was that we stick with a one year contract. RESOLVED that we contract a one year supply of Gas from SSE Energy Solutions, and the Treasurer is authorised to sign the necessary paperwork with Utility Aid.
8.4 Music Licence. Paul had supplied The Performing Rights Society with details of those lettings where there was musical involvement, but the PRS wanted total letting income, applied their formula and came up with an annual licence fee for 2023 of £411.62. Dividing this by the number of lettings led the Committee to doubt that there is really merit in applying the surcharge, presently £5, where we perceive there may be a need for a music licence. The sub-committee undertaking the Invoicing Review (see 6.2 and 7.1 above) were instructed to advise the committee on this; and on the surcharge which we apply where hirings also involve alcohol, noting that the annual fee payable to the District Council for our Premises Licence is around £175: that the Licence does not simply deal with Alcohol, but all matters of hygiene as well: and that our surcharge to hirers consuming alcohol is presently £20.
9. Oxton Huddle: The first two Huddles had taken place as planned on the 14th December and 11th January and had been well received, with over twenty people attending each time. Further Huddles are booked for the 15th February and the 15th March, at which point the onset of Spring should mitigate the need. RESOLVED to pause the initiative with a view to resuming in the autumn, and to review the arrangements meanwhile; and to record our thanks to Margaret and Donna, without whose efforts, and catering, the Huddles would have been greatly diminished. Mike had approached the Parish Council and Godfrey’s Charity (503267) for financial support, the former are thinking about
it, the latter never replied. In the event attendees happily made cash contributions to expenses so to date there has been no major financial liability. 10. Store Room Lettings: The Secretary confirmed that Agreements in the form he had circulated for the Committee’s approval had been accepted by the Oxton Amateur Players (store-room 1) and the North Midlands Area of NAFAS (store-room 2), these granting the respective occupiers licence to occupy their respective stores at an annual fee of £200 subject to annual review. The Agreements had been signed by the Chairman and were with the Licencees for signature and return; invoices for the Licence Fees are being submitted by the Treasurer. Each is in occupation of their store.
11. Sylvia Bell Room refurbishments: Unfortunately time prevented a detailed discussion of this topic. Mike presented an updated Project Cost Plan for the room refurbishment, now seemingly around £8,000; and a revised drawing of the Accessible WC, advising that he believes the cost of that project will come to around £30,000. Time must be found to consider the options and decide on a strategy at our next meeting.
12. Platinum Jubilee Village Halls Fund: This fund, of £3million, was announced at the time of the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee for local halls nationwide to seek grants which celebrated the Jubilee. Oxton Village Hall registered an interest when the fund was first announced. It has recently been announced in a press release dated 20th December 2022 that ACRE will administer the Fund, and ACRE has deemed that Grants will be for a minimum of £7,500, and that grants must represent no more than 20% of eligible costs. It follows that if they are to cover one fifth of the total cost, the total cost of a project must be at least £37,500; so it seems improbable that we shall be able to go there with our proposals for the SBR. In the press release ACRE invited Stage 1 applications (essentially covering eligibility) by 20th January 2023: ie in 48 hours time! Further tranches of grant funds will be released later, until the fund is exhausted. We are not in a position to submit any application at this point.
13. Major Refurbishment Plan: To our great regret, the report from Midlands Design Services which had first been promised for June has still not arrived, though Mike believes it to be imminent. Unfortunately, he cannot readily identify anyone who might perform a more reliable service at comparable cost. He has received an invoice from MDS for half of their fee “on account”; this was not a term of their retainer. After discussion, RESOLVED that we are reluctant to be paying out £1,500 or so when their report is already six months late, but if Mike considers that payment will ease the prompt performance of the contract he has the discretion to instruct the Treasurer to make the payment.
14. Review of Expenditure Forecast: Time did not allow a review of the 5- year Plan, v.25, which was deferred to the next meeting.
15. Any Other Business: We are getting various approaches from peripatetic entertainers and the like, offering to bring their ‘acts’ to the village hall. We
should mention these at the Groups meeting in March so that the Events Group or similar might be able to put something on.
16. Next Meetings:
16.1. This Committee next meeting Wednesday 22nd March 2023 at
7.00pm in the SBR
- 16.2 Annual General Meeting put back a week from 12th to 19th October at 7.00pm
16.3 Meeting with Groups (reminder) 15th March 2023 at 7.30pm in the SBR.
Meeting concluded at 10.10pm.
SIGNED as a true record……………………………………..(Chairman)
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| Registered Charity 522284 | Registered Charity 522284 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Main Street,Oxton,Southwell,Notts NG25 0SA | Main Street,Oxton,Southwell,Notts NG25 0SA | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Balance Sheet for Financial Year ending 31st July 2022 | Balance Sheet for Financial Year ending 31st July 2021 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| Opening Balance net(balance at Bank 01Aug21) | £37,759.67 | Opening Balance net(balance at Bank 01Aug21) | £22,385.98 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| INCOME | TARGET YEAR FY 2021/22 | INCOME PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
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| Financial Year Ending | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| 31st July 2022 | SUBTOTALS | TOTALS | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| - £ - | - £ - | - £ - | - £ - | |||||||||||||||||||||
| HIRINGS (BOOKINGS OR LETTINGS) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| OXTON RESIDENTS' HIRINGS | 3000.28 | KNOWN OXTON RESIDENTS' HIRINGS | 112.50 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| COUNTY WOMEN'S INSITUTE | 731.25 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| PLDA SPECIAL HIRINGS | 2300.00 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| PIZZA TRUCK CAR PARK PITCH RENT INVOICED | 15.00 | PIZZA TRUCK CAR PARK PITCH RENT INVOICED | 77.50 | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 1-1 EDUCATION BOOKINGS | 3870.50 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| FLOWER ARRANGING BOOKINGS | 1427.50 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| FITNESS CLASSES | 1768.00 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| WEDDING RECEPTION ETC | 450.00 | WEDDING RECEPTION ETC | 600.00 240.00 5100.30 |
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| HIRING DEPOSITS | 150.00 | IDENTIFIED HIRING DEPOSITS | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| ALL OTHER HIRINGS | 5065.70 | ALL OTHER HIRINGS | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 18778.23 | 6130.30 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| GRANTS & CONTRIBUTIONS : | blank | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| GRANTS - LOCAL AUTHORITY/GOVT | 2667.00 | GRANTS - LOCAL AUTHORITY/GOVT | 22141.78 1500.00 -1867.25 |
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| GRANTS - OTHER(TBT & OAP) | 12012.00 | GRANTS - OTHER(TBT) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| REFUNDS OTHER(INSUR/MUSIC LIC/RETURNED PURCHS ) | 393.41 | REFUNDED LETTING FEES(COVID) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 15072.41 | 21774.53 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| OTHER INCOME : | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| DONATION - PROFIT FROM FILM | 20.00 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| SUNDRY DEBITS & ADJUSTMENTS | SUNDRY DEBITS & ADJUSTMENTS * | 167.40 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 20.00 | 167.40 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| TOTAL | INCOME | £33,870.64 | TOTAL INCOME |
£28,072.23 |
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EXPENDITURE
TARGET YEAR EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending Financial Year Ending 31st July 2022 SUBTOTALS TOTALS 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - - £ - - £ - - £ -
| EXPENDITURE | EXPENDITURE | EXPENDITURE | TARGET YEAR | TARGET YEAR | TARGET YEAR | EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
EXPENDITURE PREVIOUS YEAR Financial Year Ending 31st July 2021 SUBTOTALS TOTALS - £ - - £ - - £ - |
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| Financial Year Ending | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 31st July 2022 | SUBTOTALS | TOTALS | ||||||||||||||||||
| - £ - | - £ - | - £ - | ||||||||||||||||||
| UTILITIES : | ||||||||||||||||||||
| ENERGY - ELECTRICITY | 1007.14 | ENERGY - ELECTRICITY | 543.98 854.18 321.62 121.32 |
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| ENERGY - GAS | 3521.01 | ENERGY - GAS | ||||||||||||||||||
| WATER SUPPLY & SEWAGE DISPOSAL | 685.66 | WATER SUPPLY & SEWAGE DISPOSAL | ||||||||||||||||||
| BROADBAND - CHARGED MONTHLY | 285.69 | BROADBAND - CHARGED MONTHLY | ||||||||||||||||||
| 5499.5 | 1841.1 | |||||||||||||||||||
| ADMINISTRATION- OFFIC E: |
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| ACCOUNTS AUDIT ADMINISTRATION | 45.00 | ACCOUNTS AUDIT ADMINISTRATION | 70.00 19.99 5.00 |
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| STATIONERY & EXPENSES | STATIONERY & EXPENSES | |||||||||||||||||||
| blank | GROUND RENT | |||||||||||||||||||
| PRESENTATIONS & HOSPITALITY | 76.99 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| ENTERTAINMENT(FREE FILMSHOW AGM21) | 159.60 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| PREMISES - GROUND RENT | blank | |||||||||||||||||||
| LICENCES - MUSIC PERFORMANCE & PLAYING | 464.28 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| LICENCES - LEGAL IDENTITY | blank | |||||||||||||||||||
| LICENCES - SALES & CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL x 2 | 360.00 | LICENCES - SALES & CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL | 180.00 134.00 216.00 |
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| FEES TO EXTERNAL BODIES | 114.00 | FEES TO EXTERNAL BODIES & REPORTS PURCHASED | ||||||||||||||||||
| COVID DERIVED REFUNDS TO HIRERS | 285.00 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| CHARITY STATUS ADMINSITRATIVE ADJUSTMENTS | 0.00 | CHARITY STATUS ADMINSITRATIVE ADJUSTMENTS * | ||||||||||||||||||
| 1504.87 | 624.99 | |||||||||||||||||||
| ADMINISTRATION- ON SITE : | ||||||||||||||||||||
| FEES - CARETAKER/BOOKING AGENT | 8027.24 | FEES - CARETAKER/BOOKING AGENT(INCL.RECRUITMENT) 3232.60 FEES - WINDOW CLEANER 75.00 |
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| FEES - WINDOW CLEANER/INSECT REMOVAL | 25.00 | FEES - WINDOW CLEANER | ||||||||||||||||||
| 8052.24 | 3307.60 | |||||||||||||||||||
| RISK MANAGEMENT : | ||||||||||||||||||||
| BUILDINGS INSURANCE | 1119.87 | BUILDINGS INSURANCE | 980.84 234.00 827.76 INCL 16.80 408.00 34.99 145.22 |
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| RISK ASSESSMENT - FIRE | RISK ASSESSMENT - FIRE | |||||||||||||||||||
| FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICING | 624.00 | FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICING | ||||||||||||||||||
| FIRE ALARM SERVICING | INCL | FIRE ALARM SERVICING | ||||||||||||||||||
| FIRE DOORS UPGRADE & MAKING GOOD | 9850.92 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| SECURITY - BURGLAR ALARM SERVICING | 80.40 | SECURITY - BURGLAR ALARM SERVICING | ||||||||||||||||||
| SECURITY - OUTSIDE LIGHTING | 73.93 | SECURITY - OUTSIDE LIGHTING | ||||||||||||||||||
| CCTV INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE | 1763.00 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| FIRE EQUIPMENT SUNDRIES | FIRE EQUIPMENT SUNDRIES | |||||||||||||||||||
| MOVEABLE ELECTRICAL ITEMS PAT TESTING | 97.74 | MOVEABLE ELECTRICAL ITEMS PAT TESTING | ||||||||||||||||||
| 13609.86 | 2647.61 | |||||||||||||||||||
| PERFORMANCE, ENTERTAINMENT & CONNECTIVITY : | ||||||||||||||||||||
| SOUND SYSTEM | 59.00 | SOUND SYSTEM | ||||||||||||||||||
| BROADBAND - CABLING & DISTRIBUTION | 215.00 | BROADBAND - CABLING & DISTRIBUTION | ||||||||||||||||||
| INSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT - MIRRORBALL & LIGHTS | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 274.00 | 994.62 | |||||||||||||||||||
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| COMFORT & SECURITY : | COMFORT & SECURITY : | COMFORT & SECURITY : | ||||||||||||||||||
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| HEATING SERVICING | 288.00 | HEATING SERVICING | 168.00 372.32 217.50 76.80 636.00 |
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| SAFETY - MAIN HALL FLOOR RESURFACING | 4620.00 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| SAFETY - MAINTENANCE & MINOR EQUIPMENT | 694.34 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| MAJOR CLEANING/STAGE CURTAIN CLEANING | 1425.00 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| HYGIENE - TRADEWASTE REFUSE COLLECTION | 396.76 | HYGIENE - TRADEWASTE REFUSE COLLECTION | ||||||||||||||||||
| ENVIRONS - SAFETY - EVACUATION PAVING LEVELLING | 700.00 | DRAIN CLEAN/FLAT ROOF SWEEP | ||||||||||||||||||
| CAR PARK - SWEEPING | CAR PARK - SWEEPING | |||||||||||||||||||
| CAR PARK - MARKING | CAR PARK - MARKING | |||||||||||||||||||
| CAR PARK - STREET LIGHTING POWER(OPC) | 156.00 | |||||||||||||||||||
| CAR PARK - OIL SPILL MANAGEMENT | 31.07 | |||||||||||||||||||
| 8311.17 | 1470.62 | |||||||||||||||||||
| INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS & MAINTENANCE : | ||||||||||||||||||||
| INSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT - CEILING LIGHTS | INSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT - CEILING LIGHTS | 1392.00 420.00 |
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| MAINTENANCE - MINOR | ASBESTOS CHECK | |||||||||||||||||||
| MAINTENANCE - DECORATION OF WCs | 360.64 | blank | ||||||||||||||||||
| 360.64 | 1812.00 | |||||||||||||||||||
| TOTAL | EXPENDITURE | £37,612.28 | TOTAL EXPENDITURE |
12698.54 £12,698.54 | ||||||||||||||||
| Closing Balance net(balance at Bank 31Jul22) | £34,018.03 | Closing Balance net(balance at Bank 31Jul22) | £37,759.67 | |||||||||||||||||
| O/B £37,759.67 | O/B £22,385.98 Income £28,072.23 Expenditure (£12,698.54) C/B £37,759.67 Profit foryear £15,373.69 |
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| Income £33,870.64 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Expenditure(£37,612.28) | ||||||||||||||||||||
| C/B £34,018.03 Loss foryear £3,741.64 | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Gmail - Oxton Village Hall - Accounts - Balance Sheet
31/05/2023, 16:24
Paul Hallett oxtonvhtreas@gmail.com
Oxton Village Hall - Accounts - Balance Sheet
Audrey Parkinson audrey.parkinson@btinternet.com To: Paul Hallett oxtonvhtreas@gmail.com
17 October 2022 at 18:37
Dear Paul Halle�
I wish to confirm that I have audited the Oxton Village Hall accounts for year ending 31 July 2022 and now find them to be true and correct.
Could you please add at the bo�om:-
O/B 37,759.67 Income 33,870.64 Expenditure (37,612.28) C/B 34,018.03 Loss for year £3,741.64
Thank you. See you next year!
Audrey Parkinson
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