|**Trustees' Annual Report for the period**|Period start date<br>Period end date|..<br>From<br>1<br>Aprll<br>2023<br>To31<br>March<br>2024|Section A<br>Reference and administration details|**Charity name**I<br>\<br>Sancton Village Hall|**Othernames charity is known by**<br>Previously known as Sancton and District Youth Club|**Registered charity number (if any)**IL-5_2_32_8_9_______~|**Charity's principal address**Chapel Farm|King St|Sancton|**Postcode**<br>**IY0434QP**|**Namesofthe charity trustees who manage the charity**|**Trustee name**<br>**Office (if any)**<br>**Dates acted if not for whole**<br>**Name of person (or body) entitled**|1<br>**year**<br>**to appoint trustee (if anvl**<br>Mrs AJ Liley<br>Chair|2<br>MrRD Thomson<br>Treasurer|3<br>MrR Shucksmith<br>Secretary|4<br>Mrs L Rhodes<br>Trustee|5<br>Mrs P Kay<br>Trustee|6<br>Mrs L Mackley<br>Trustee|9<br>Mrs P Parvin<br>Trustee|10|11|12|**Namesofthe trustees for the charity,ifany, (for example, any custodian trustees)**|**Name**<br>**Dates acted if not for whole vear**|.<br>.|•<br>Names and addressesofadvisers (Optional information)|Name<br>•<br>Address<br>T<br>fad.|I :..<br>--<br>I :<br>I :<br>I|•<br>**Name**ofchiefexecutiveornamesofseniorstaffmembers (Optional information)|TAR<br>March 2012|
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|Typeofgoverning document The charity was established under a conveyance with a constitution<br>adopted on 28 May 1960. Charity name and objects were changed under|a cy-press schemeinSeptember 2014.|How the charityisconstituted The trusteesofthe charity form the management group and have the<br>responsibility to ensure adequate governance and managementofthe<br>charity|Trustee selection methods The appointmentofTrustees (membersofthe management group) isin<br>accordance with the constitution. The management group consistsofno<br>more than 12 and no fewer than 3 members. All members retire after a|periodofone year and new trustees are elected at the AGM. The|manaQement oroup has the power to co-opt uo to three individuals.|**Additional governance issues (Optional information)**|You**may choose**to include<br>additional information, where<br>relevant, about:<br>Sancton Village Hallisa memberofthe East Riding Village Halls Network,<br>a charity that provides advice, training and support to the trustees and<br>management committeesofvillage halls and other such community<br>buildings.|• policies and procedures|adopted for the induction and<br>The trustees adopted a policyonreserves.|trainingoftrustees;<br>The trustees have a policyonrisk management.|• the charity's organisational<br>structure and any wider<br>The trustees have a policy on Safeguarding Adults<br>The trustees have a policy on Safeguarding Children and Young People|network with which the charity|works;|• relationship with any related|parties;|• trustees' considerationof|major risks and the system|and procedures to manage|them.|**Section C**<br>**Objectives and activities**|The objectivesofthe charity are:|1. The provision and maintenanceofa village hall for the useofthe|whole communityofSancton and surrounding area without|**Summaryofthe objectsofthe**<br>distinctionofreligious, politicalorother opinions including use for|**charity set outinits**<br>**governing document**<br>a) meetings, lectures and classes<br>b)other formsofrecreation and leisure time activities with the|objectofimproving the conditionsoflife for the inhabitantsof|Sancton and surrounding area|
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|The trustees confirm that they have complied with the duty, containedin|Section 17ofthe Charities Act 2011, to have due regard to the guidance|on public benefit issued by the Charity Commission. The charitable|purposesofthe Charity within the meaningofthe Act is contained within|the objectives stated above. This year saw a slow returnofpeople to|village hall activities following the pandemic, with numbers attending|**Summaryofthe main**<br>lower thaninpevious years. The main activities for public benefitin|**activities undertaken for the**<br>2023/24 were as follows:|**public benefit in relation to**<br>•<br>Craft group held monthly|**these objects (include within**<br>•<br>Film club - Sancton Cushion Cinema resumed its regular season|**this section the statutory**<br>•<br>Weekly Pilates|**declaration that trustees have**<br>•<br>Weekly hooping class|**had regard to the guidance**<br>•<br>Twice weekly table tennis|**issued by the Charity**<br>**Commission on public**<br>**benefit)**<br>•<br>Monthly coffee morning<br>•<br>Sancton social - a winter activityofgames, cards, dominoes<br>•<br>Chidren/family events|•<br>Creative writing workshopsinpartnership with ERYC|•<br>Venue for local hire|**Additional detailsofobjectives and activities (Optional information)**|The main focusofthe trusteesin2023/24 was to make improvementsto|You**may choose**to include<br>further statements, where<br>relevant, about:<br>the building following successful grant appplications from UKSPF, Hull<br>and East Riding Charitable Trust, Robert Massey Trust, Acorns CIC and<br>own funds. The main store was doubledinsize allowing the main hall to<br>be offered freeofstorage, and the doublinginsizeofthe kitchen with|•<br>policy on grantmaking;<br>increased storage and cooking equipment. The trustees also purchased|•<br>policy programme related<br>investment;<br>a commercial dishwasher and a setofchair trollies to improve the<br>experienceofvolunteers helping at events, thanks to a grant from<br>Sancton Hill Windfarm Community Fund. The perimenterofthe grounds|•<br>contribution made by<br>volunteers.<br>was extended to its original boundary and a fence erected. A new<br>exterior noticeboard was also erected. The work on the hall and grounds|has been well receivedbythe local community, users, hirers and|volunteers.|Section D<br>Achievements and performance|**Summaryofthe main**<br>**achievementsofthe charity**<br>**during the year**<br>The charity has met its wider objects this year as agreed with the Charity<br>Commissionin2013/14.|The main achievement has been the developmentofthe building and|grounds following successful grant applications and a commitment from|the trustees to part-fund this . The trustees are also pleased to report that|a new creative writing course was held as partofan outreach programme|by East RidingofYorkshire Council.|The trustees would like to thank all those who have supported the hall|over the year, especially the numerous volunteers who help to run|events, clean the hall and tidy the grounds. This hall is run entirely by|volunteers and the support received is fantastic.|**AR**<br>March**2012**|
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|Section E<br>Financial review|Brief statementofthe<br>charity'spolicyon reserves<br>The Policy on Reserves istohave an operating reserveof18month's<br>expenditure and an emergency buildings reserves of up to £15,000. The<br>policy will be reviewed annually.|**~etail~~fany funds materially**INone<br>m**def1c1t**|**Further financial review details (Optional information)**|You**may choose**to include<br>additional information, where<br>relevant about:<br>The charity's main sourceoffundsin2023/24 came from restricted<br>grants. Hire income has increased despite the trustees keeping hire costs<br>unchanged and there has been an increaseinfunds raised at community|•<br>the charity's principal<br>sourcesoffunds (including<br>any fundraising);<br>events and activities. This has helped to compensate for the increasein<br>utility bills as electricity costs increased.<br>All expenditure wasinsupport of the charity's objectives.|•<br>how expenditure has|supported the key objectives|ofthe charity;|•<br>investment policy and|objectives including any|ethical investment policy|adopted.|**Section**F<br>**Other optional information**|Section G<br>Declaration|The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees' report**above.**|Signed on behalfofthe charity's**trustees**|Signature(s)<br>~~<br>1/(f;~ ~~v~|Full name(s)<br>Anita Jane Liley<br>Rob Thomson|Position (eg Secretary, Chair,<br>ChairofTrustees<br>Treasurer|etc)|Date l~~~11|**AR**<br>4<br>March 2012|
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