## **TRUSTEES REPORT 2023** By the beginning of 2023 the Covid virus was no longer as prevalent as in previous years and the impact on the public’s use of the hospitality sector began to decrease. The high infla@on rate of 2023 proved to be very challenging due to the impact on u@lity, insurance, performance licence, brewery pricing and increasing wages costs. It also had on effect on disposable income. The commiDee were proac@ve about this by changing opening hours to suit public demand. They have con@nued to stage a variety of performance events from music, children’s entertainers and a medium. Sadly, the open mic no longer occurs at the club, but a good rela@onship has been maintained with the bands, many who regularly perform at the club. The club held a charity event to raise money for a local hospital helipad. The club was able to contribute…… The club has also joined an indoor games league. In addi@on to this the club supported the local community by allowing its func@on room to be used for christenings, re@rement par@es, engagements, birthdays, and funeral wakes. the Doncaster Rovers Sunday League and give valued support to the club. Shireoaks now has its own rounders league team, who use the field on summer evenings. Boys, girls, and ladies from junior leagues in the area, have also used the field for training and soccer schools. The club field also staged a corona@on event, village carnival, caravan and car ralleys, fireworks evening and a charity tractor run on behalf of Young Farmers. The bowls sec@on has con@nued to play on the green. Their members have worked hard to maintain the green. The sec@on provided teams for the Maltby Saturday League and veterans midweek leagues as well as hos@ng individual tournaments in memory to former members. At the end of 2023 the club set up a partnership with a local business so that food can be sold at the club at weekends. We hope that this exci@ng venture will provide more fooSall for the club in the coming year. HIRE ERS. WELF RECREATION HARITY REGIS TION NUM8eR 296 STATEII FINANC MTIES F YEAR eN DECE118eR Totsl 2022 Funds Income and Volunl¥y Irun)è: Activftles g•n•r*iw lund*: Bar l Qdiry Irrorn• lrt¢*Thing R•&￿1¢￿* from chariiable *ctivitiH: Other If￿•me 137. 137.C68 120.588 7.614 3.164 3.73 TOTAL IPKQMNG RESOURCES 147.631 153.4T1 131.118 Tr•dkng costs Ch•rli*bl¢ exwidil 51.449 83.372 4.1%8 8J.372 75.402 3.7 Total Expondltt 144 151.089 135,754 NET W4COAE I f Ihc 2011 Act nd•nt Exlmln t•m•nt I have corn*led ffty cx3rnln1￿n. l eonfiftn Ihal no mitertal nmltets hav• como th rry affenfth in )nneciiM the examwl)ty1 giving m• cause lo lJeiiLYg that in any m*l¥lJl fesp•ct (1) ￿C￿￿1ng records w•rn Thot kept kn fespKt ol th• C￿rty 4$ iequired tvrf X•Clion 130 01 Ihe Itt. or Q> the a(x0u￿¥ dp nal Kcora ¥Ah Ihg5• rwd•: {3> Ihc accourt5 do nol conpty apPI￿le requ*cmcnts conc*ming iom? Gonthni of xcounts out in th* Charmes (PKcounts and Rewrtsl RcgulatK)nA 2tsJ8 olher than arry r•quiremenl Ihal Ihe accounls gi¥¢ a 'trL* arbd fwr whKth is not • matter C4MS#JvtBd •5 p•rl of •n AwJep¢rKlvnt I h¥d• no a￿CernS •nd hJv• 4croM no oth•r m•ltorn kn corw*n ￿ th• tl•nii(Mi SI￿ld be in thii rei>ort in ¢Ydor to •n•l>le • prw undv5tsnthg ol Ihe a¢c#xrt% lo b• reached J Wall89è fcA On )ehalf of CISWO ITradwJ} L¥nit•d The Old Rectuy Recw Difr•e Wh51Dn Rolmrham S60 4JG