SWALL
EST HAMLET MINERS It￿LFARE INSTITUTE
AND REGREATI
N GROUND
istered Charl
number S
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023

WALLOWNE
AMLET hllN
LFARE INSTI
AND RECREATION GROUND
FINANCI
TATEMENTS
D REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
1 DECEMBER 2023
CONTENTS
PA
Truste&s' Report
IndeFendènt Examinefs Report
ststgment of Finanual Activibes
Balance Sheet
Recon¢tliation of FuTh1s Ststernenl
Notes to the ACCO￿15
6-10
Leg818nd Administr8tiv& Details
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SWALLObYNEST HAMLET MIN
RS. WELFARE I
ANO RECR
N GROUND
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
R THE YEAR END
1 DECEMBER 2023
The truste85 wesent theff repgrt along with the financial statements of the tharity for the year ended 31
tJeGernbei 2023. The finanaal statements have been prepared In accordanc& with the accounting
polides set out in Nota 1 to the accounts wh￿h can be found on page 8.
Constltutlon and Objects
The charty Is constittrted by a s¢heme sealed on the 3rd May 2(M15 and 1$ re9iStered with Ihe Charity
Commission under the nurnber 523473.
Ils obJ"8cts'ves are to provide and maintain a weW8re Inst￿te wth f￿lIllIeS for recreation and lasure time
activ￿"eS for benefit of ¢Me people of forrner mining cornrnunity of Swallovmest and the surrounding
a￿a.
Organlsatlonal Structurn
The trustees have served th8 charty during the year are..
Mr Glenn Watts
Mr Derek Manship
Mr T￿Y SantcKo
Mr Peter Overton
The Swelary and Treasurer ofthe Chanty is Mr. G￿nn Watts
The t*arWs trustees are responsible for maintainirrfj the premis8s and its C4Xtent5 and grounds in a
sultsble state of repair lor use by those live In the surrounding area. It rais85 s(me funds through
various ¢h8rrtable activitie8. the main one being the hiring out of its fa(ilib"ès to the general public but a
substantial amount of ts irKome land coverage of most ol its overheads) comes from Its connected
trading company, Swallownest Miners. Wewwe Soaal Club Limited. which pays an annual occupats'onal
liTrnce fee to the tharity in order lo njn its ￿SinesS from the tharws premises. In addib.on to this. the
company 8150 transfers any proffts rt makes to the ¢h8rty under a Gift Aid agreem￿ so the trustees
work ejosely with the dirertors to try and ensure that the company is profitable, thus en8urin9 extra
income f(K the chaFIty.
In 2013 the 0￿upatIOnal Licence was set at relah.vely low level of £3,OCIJ reflecting that the company
was not ftnanclally strong and rt did L*ar the li￿,$ shar8 of the overhead cost of running the building.
The licen￿ fee is reviewed annually. The licence fee was due to be increased In 2016 b(rt wrth the fire
ith damaged main concertjfundion room of the building a deciskW was rnade to maintain the lee
at £3,000 and this has been continued. A review was due in 2023 but with the difficult finanaal year
fa￿d by the compary this has now been deferred to 2024.
The Directors of the ￿rnrted Company and SocAal Club in 2023 were:
Mr. Peter Overton (President and Directorl
Mr. Glenn Watts ISe¢xetary and Treasurer)
Mr. Tony Santoro
Continu￿...
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WALLOWNEST H
IblLET MI
'WE
INSTITU
AND RECREATION GROUN
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
CONTINUED
THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEAIBER 202
Flnanclal Revlèw
The financ￿1 results for charitys trading company. Swalbvmgst Miners, Welf8rè Social Club ￿Mrted,
for 2023 were disappointing due to a decline in sales of over £44k. Thi5 Was onty slrghtly offset by a rise
in margins which left gross profrt ftorn trading activth'es by nearfy £20k114.8%1. Other irwme from
members actmties Vfds £10,795 do￿ on tho previou5 year by 17% whith was disappointing. The
previou5 years incorn* was buoyed by the fina business support grant from the Governmenl. No such
grants were receNed in 2023.
The costs of Ihe running the dub decreased from £134,904 to £131,662 in 2023. This was a sat'sfactory
resuh espècrally a5 the previous year incI￿jed a significant wrrte off of lighting and heating (x)sls
lollowng an appeal to the Ombudsman. The cost of repairs and maintenanTr falling on the comp8ny fell
consideratly this year.
The overall net result was a defLit for th8 year of £8.838. As such th8 company was unable to pay
anythin9 to the charty through its obligations under the deed of gift aid cornpar8d to £13,321 in the prior
year. Thus the total income coming from the club in the year wa5 just £3,(M)O CQTnpiising the
Ocwpational Licen￿. The charity was able to receive incorna from indoor games, subscriptions and
room hire of £6.226 Idown 17Q/•l. Income from the use of the Icx)tball piteJ)es was £11.435 and there has
been major works in adding to number ol pitd)es ￿lch will hopefully lead to a rise in this inwme as
the lacilrty accornodates more teams. Investment income brought in a further £361 and the portfolio
made invèstment gains of £371 compared to a bss of £4.fX19 in the prev￿$ year.
The charity received a compensation payment of £15,CM)O lor damage to the western boundary hedge$
caused by a new housing development.
The charrtl$ overhead costs INNDR. water. Insuran￿ and repairs and rna1ntenan￿ of £25,017 %%Ere
higher than last year due to a signfficantly increased spènd on repairs and maintenence of £16,729 up by
£11.448 on the prevK)us year. A major one off expense was £24,000 in creatirKJ additional football
pitches. Depreciation of £4,090 was chargea￿e in the year. Governan(x costs comprising accountancy
fees and bank charge5 remaine(J similar at £1,773. Overall the charity finished the year with an
operational loss of £17,785 although this wès then redu¢ed by net investsnenl gain5 of £371 oiviro an
over811105s of £17.414. Given this included a £24.(M)O S￿nd on football pttches and significant repairs
and renewals the trustees are satIsf￿d with this resutt.
The balance sheet weakenéd following the losse5 incurred in the year. The vast majority of the portfolio
of investrnents were disposed of during the year and converted into cash. As a restjtt of this and cash
derived from a loan from CISWO <2sh asset5 Increased from £50,142 to £85,299. Creditors fell by
£8,438 to £37,118 induding amounts due to the swal dub of £26.(￿3. loan from the Yorkshire
Miners Welfare Trust Fund was practically cleared wlh only a balat)Tr 01 £600 remaining which was
deared in aarly 2024. A 108n trom CISWO of £24,￿0 was provided to the Scheme lo as515t with
improvements to the rErreth"onal pitches induding fenang. This loan is interest free and is repayable
over a five year period. Net current assets were £48,181. The land, buildings and equipment are carried
in thè balan￿ Sheet at a nèt book valu8 of £133,851 The trustees believe the market value of the
propety is considerably higher atthough w valuation has been carried out and In any event the rnarket
value is irnmaterial 8s the land buildings arè used as the functional property of the charity not as
nveslment property.
2024 looks to ba a challenging year as costs wll need to be cut but vAth Tr) m4or ex￿ndit￿re plans on
projects in the iipdine for 2024 it 15 hoped that the balance sheet will strengtken.
Continued...
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ALLOWNE
RE INSTITUT
AND REC
EATION G
ND
REPORT OF THE TRUSTE
CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Revlew of Actlvldes
The m￿n actfvty of the charity is to yovide Institute and Recreati(y) G¥ound 18ry1ities for the communty
of Swallownest Membership ol the tharity and the use of the facilibes is open to anyone in Ihe
¢ommunty r( serves.
1. Foolbèll
Thè charity ha5 8 very wdl maintained football ground. 11 is used by a variety ol teams and the trustees
are very keen to expand junior aThl girfs footrjall. In 2024 they plan to increasè the number of ￿tcheS
available to the ctsmrnunity and in ihe longer temi the trustees are very hopeful that with the support of
CISWO the develcpmenl of an artifi¢ial Surf￿ wll be poss¢Ne.
2. Pffgeon Club
The swallo￿st Pigeon Club sec*m sfjll *Drks ofthe Welfare faalths.
3. Other groups th8t frequenuy use the Sch8mè are n(Mm8lly the following afthough because or the
pandemic everything was pul on IK4d.
Snooker Singlès and Double5 team matches are played wkly
Darts teams
Var￿ty ol kxal cwimunty groLEPS
4. Functions tl)81 take plaG8 on Ihe Schemes grounds 8nd furtherafield are as fowows...
The local sch￿1{SI use the grourKls lo hold their srths days and ottw events.
Investment PolȢy
At the stsrt of the year the chanty held an investrnent portfolio of over £38k. This was sold during the
year an(J the intention ol the Trustees is to channel the proceeds into an improved interest bearin9
aco)unt
Reserve5 Polley
It is the poli￿ of the trustees to m8intsln unfestri¢ted funds whth are the free ￿SerVeS ofthe charity, *
a level to provide sufficient funds to cover antiapaled administration and support costs. This iÉcognises
that the Institute building is old and ￿ needs substanthal expenditu￿ to keep rt and the grounds
maintained to a high standard.
Rl$k Managemwrt
The trustè•s are avrdrè of the oper8b.onal and finantsal risks which Ihe charty faces regulady
rewewE those risks to mth.gate agatnst any impact thèy may hav8 on the tharty.
Continued...
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SWA
OWN
AM
MINE
' WELF
RE INSTIT
TE AND
EATI
OUND
REPORT
FTHETR
STEES
coKriNUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DEC
ER 2023
Statement of Truste￿, ResponsIbil￿188
Law applicab￿ to charities in England and Wales requires the trustees to prepare financial stataments lor
each financi81 year whid) give a true and fair view of the charitys financial ad1Vrties durirKJ the year and of
rt5 finanryal posrtion at Ihe er￿ ol the y*ar. In preparing finanaal statements giviry a true and fair view,
the tw#ees should fdhw best practice and..
select suitable a(tountirvJ poliaes and then appty them consistently..
observe the methojs and principles in the char￿e5 SORP..
makejudgaments and estirn8tès that are reasonable and prudent.,
stste thethor applicable accoun*"ng standards have bèen followed SLknject to any material
deFdrtures disclosed and explained In the financial statements.,
prepare ihe financial $18tement$ on the going concem basis unless it is inappropriate to
presume that the charity wll cOntrn￿ sn operation.
The tNstees are also responsible fr)r keeping proper acc(yffiting records which disclose wth reasonable
accuracy at any b.me the finanaal position of the charty and which enable them to ascertain the financial
pos￿0￿ ol the charty and to ensure that the financi81 statements eomply with the Charit￿$ Act 2006.
They are a150 responsible for safeguarding the ass￿$ of the d)arity and hence lor takirb9 reaSona￿e
step$ forthe preventh)n ol fraud other irregLdarities.
Thè Boar(l of Trustw wsh to record their thanks to all the stsff ol both charity and the company for
the work that they in keeping the welfare dean and ￿toMIng for all the usèrs frorn the k)cal
communty. They would vAsh to ￿￿ce on record their Ihanks to the SeCretary￿reasUrer of the company
MT. Glènn Watts for the tremendous work that he has (k)ne frorn 2016 to date in keepiro the company
going in the face ol the difficutties caused by the fire and the pandemic. Thanks also to the work of Mr.
Peter Overton as director who has SUPKK)rted Glenn In end88vours and to Elaine and her team of bar
Staff wtrm) have done a brilliant Job. The Trustees welcome the appointment of Tcry Santoro as
addrtional dKed6r
the txmpany at th¢ end of 2023.
Gknn Watts, Trustee
D818d'.
23 q.L
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INDEPENDE￿r EXAMINER,
REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF
WALLOWNE
T HAMLET MIN
WELFA
INSTITUTE AND RECREATIO
ROLIND
I report to thè Trustees on my examination of the 8ccounts oftha above named d)arty (registered no.
5234731 for the year 8nded 31 D￿rnbar 2023 ￿1¢h are Set out on pages 3 to11.
R•s
onslbilitie¥ and basls of re
As the charity trustees you are responsitAe for the pyjaration ol the accounts In acLJ)rdance the
requirements ofthe Charty'es Act 2011 lthe Acti.
I report in respect of my eK8rninth"on of the Trusteas, accounts rarried out under sects.on 145 ofthe 2011
Act and in carying out my examinaknon I have follo￿￿d all the appIl￿ble directions given by the Chaf
Comrnission under seclion 14515llbl of the 2011 Act.
Ind
ndent Examlner'g
tstement
I have completed my exam*nation. I wnfim that no rnatwlal matters have come to my attentiC￿ in
conneL*ion with the examination giving rne cause to believe that in any materi81 respectr.
111 accounb'ng records were not kept in respect of thè Charity as roquired by se(*"on 130 of the A(*,. or
121 the accounts do not accord with those rewrds", or
131 the ac(x)unts do not comply wth the applicable accounting requirernents Con￿mIng the fomi and
content of accounts sel out in the Charity'es (Accounts and RetK)rtsl Regulations 2008 other than
any requirement that the accounts givè a'lnje and fairvEW' %thich is not a Matter wnsidered as
part of an independent examination.
I have no cOn￿M3 and have come acrtsss no other mattèrs in connection the examination to
attenth.on should be dra¥w in this report in order lo enable a proper understsnding of the account5 to be
reathed.
J Wallage FCA
On behalf of CISWO ￿rading) Ltd
The Old Rectory
Rectory Drive
Whiston
Rotherh8
South Yorkshire
S60 4JG
Date

SWALLOWNE
T HAML
NER
LFARE INSTITUTE AND RECREATION GROUND
ST
MENT OF
FOR THE YEAR END
NANCIAL ACTIVITIES
CEMBER
2023
Total
Funds
2022
Total
Funds
Unytstrfcted
Fund
Restricted
Fund
RESOURCES AR
SING
Swaljownest Miners Welfare Sodal
Club Limrted (Note 31
Snooker, subs and rooffl hir
Ground income
Option leè
Compensation payment
Other H)come
Deposit and inveslm$nt income
16.321
7.507
12,540
12,000
8,226
11.435
6,226
11,435
15,OCrf)
140
361
15,0
140
1,638
1.277
GROSS RESOURCES
ARISING IN YEAR
36,162
37,439
RESOURCES USED
Direct Charitablè Expenditure Inote 41
Govemance (notè 51
28.394
1,773
25,057
53,451
1,773
22,538
1,781
RESOURCES USED IN YEAR
CHANGES IN RESOURCES
BEFORE TRANSFERS AND
VALUATIONS
Transfers
Nel InVestn￿nI GalnllLossl
123.7801
117,7851
25,185
371
371
14.0091
NET MOVEMENT IN
RESOURCES IN YEAR
23.409
17.414
21.176

SWA
EST MINERS. WELFARE INSTrrLrrE AND RECREATION
UND
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2023
202
Flx•d Assets
Tangible fixed 8ss8ts
Investsments
133,851
278
137,941
38,197
134,129
176.138
CurrentAss•ts
Cash at bank and in hand
85,299
,142
Current Uabllttles
Creditors.. amounts falling due wthin one yea
Other creditors
Yorkshire Miners Welfaf• Trust
ciswo
Amounts duè to Sbrdllownèst
Miners Welf8re SOCA￿ Club
13.4551
16(MJl
1S,OWI
15.426)
16.0001
128.0631
134,1301
137,1181
145,5561
Net Current A8sèts
48,181
Long Term Liabllltles
Creditors.. am¢)unts falling due after one year
ciswo
119.(X)01
Totsl Net As¥ets
163,310
180,724
Functional Endowment Fund
Restri¢t6d Fund
Unrestn'cted Fun(Js
811
2.241
52.603
108,486
2,241
76,012
102,471
Totsl Funds
163.310
180.724
Thèse fi
Isg.z*
Ci815tstements approved on .................... .
J warr£
Sign•d- TruBt
Print Name- Trustee

SWALL01*74EST
AML
' WARE INSMT
AND RECREATION GROUND
ONCI
ATI
END
N OF FUNDS
1 DECEMBER 20rJ
FOR TH
2023
Total
Funds
2022
Total
Funds
Unrestrkted Endov•Thent
Fund
Fund
Restrict•d
FuThl
Balance brought for¥rdrd
1 January 2023
102,471
2.241
78,012
180,724
159.548
Net movement of resourcgs
in year
{23.4091
117.4141
21,176
Bal?ne• earrfed forward
31 Dee*mber 2023
108.466
2.241
s2.￿3
163.310
180 724
Tan￿ble fixed assets
Investments
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
Cuffent lyabilities
Lon9 tsm) liat4'1ities". Loans
122.(rds
2,241
9,515
278
133.851
278
137,941
38,197
42,489
137.1181
119.0001
42,810
85,299
137,1181
119,0001
50.142
145.5561
Totsl net aB¥èts
31 Dècember 2023
108,4e6
2,241
52,603
163,310
180.724

SWALLOWNEST HAMLET MINERS, WELFARE IN
TIT
RECR
N GROUND
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS- 31 DECEMBER 2023
1. ACCO
TING POLICIES
(al Basi
of Accountsn
These accovnls have been prepafed In accordance wfth the recL)mmendations ofthe Ch¥ri*es
SORP.
Depreciation is piovided on all assets other Ihan freehold land and aims to write off the cost of
the assets over their estlm8ted useful lives on a reduung balancè basis.
The rat85 applied are as follow5..
Buildings
Fixiures & Fittings
Equipment
2Vo
10VD
Stock is valued at the l¢M8r of cost or nel r8alisable value. Cost is Invoice price to the Miners.
Welfare Scheffle with no addition for overhead expenses.
Expenditure is written off in the period in which it Is incurred.
2. FIXED ASSETS
Fixtures &
Bulldln
Land Flttln
Totsl
Cost
At1.1.23
Additsons
Disposals
8.180
22S,384
78.693
31,042
341,299
Al 31.12.23
6,180
225,384
78.693
341,299
De
reciation
At1.1.23
Charge for year
Disposals
109,056
2,327
65,462
1,323
28.840
440
203,358
4,090
At 31.12.23
29,280
NetBookV I è
31.12.23
114,001
11,908
133,851
31.12.22
6.180
13,231
2.202
137,941

SYIALLObVNEST HAMLET MINER¥ WELFARE INSTITUTE AND RE
ROUND
NOTES TO THE ACCOUl￿S- 31 DECEMBER
23
Contlnued
2022
3 INC
ME FROM SWA
OWNEST
WELFARE SOCIAL CLU8 LI￿￿ED
INE
Occupational Li¢8nce
Deed of Gift-Aid
3.0(K)
13.321
3.000
16.321
2023
2022
4. DIRECT CHAR￿ABLE ExpENL)￿URE
Institute OV8rhead expenses
Generdl repairs and mainten8rtè- grounds and buildings
New pitchgs
General ratos and watsr charges
Insurance
16,729
24.(
5,281
4.928
5.209
5,322
49,017
15,418
Stici81 and recre8tion81
Children's Christrnas party. indoor games aThJ pKj8c￿ dub
Donations
618
176
618
Other
Legal fees
Depreaation
2,107
4,395
4,09)
4,0
6.502
Total DSrect Charltable Expendllur•
53,4S1
2023
2022
S. GOVERNANCE COS
Bank interest and charges
B¢okaeping and 8cwuntar
IndepeThJènt Examinab"on by CISWO
Total Management and Athilnlstration
37
1.202
534
81
1,202
518
1,773
1,781

SWALL
NE
T HAMLET MINERS. WELFARE IM
TES TO THE ACCOUNTS- 31 OECEMBER 2023
Contin
INVESTMENT
Old MLrtual Portlollo
Market Value bff as al 1 January 2023
Add.. Nel Income and gains 2023
Add'.Capital Sums addtrd lo portfolio
38.197
39,845
39.567
Less.. Capi1818um3 withdr8wn from porttol
Market value of portfolio as at 31 December 2023
278
2023
REDITORS
Due within one
other accruals
Ground rentals paid in advance
- Ygrkshire Miners Weffaie Trust Loan
- CISWO Loan
Oth8r creditors
- Amount due lo Swallownèst Minars Welfare Social Club Ltd
2.254
1,201
6CK)
S,0(￿7
1,720
1.100
6,000
2,806
34,130
28.063
37.118
45.556
Due after one
- CISWO Loan
ear..
19.000
FUNDS
11 Endovmient Fund
The function81 endowrnent of the Scheme is as lollows..
Oriqinal Functional Endowments".
Conveyance dated S November 1928
Add￿on rè Part Proceeds of Sak of Land..
Conveyance dated 11 October 1972
Agreed expendlture by Cha￿ty
Commissioners on Caf Park 12 April 1973
2.350
1.200
IsY)01
300
Releaseil to unrestiicted funds on expiry of endowment
13001
2.350
11091
L•ss". historic cost of land sold in 1993
2.241

SWALLOWP4E
AhlL
AIINERS.
CREATION GROUND
NOTES TO THE ACC
S-31 DECEMBER
ntln
FUNDS
continued
icted Fund
Sale of functional endowment
Addition re Sale of Land."
Sale of2,1KX) sq. rn8t8rs of Land to Sheffield Dicr*san Board of
FIna￿e (to build a Churchl conveyan￿ dated 30 April 1993
Add.. Net Investsllent Realised gain on Sterling
portfolio li￿]UdIng income reinvested on accurnulation basisl.
Add.. Inveslrnerbt Gains on Old MutuallQuitsr Portft)lio up to 2022
29,485
16.609
136,094
Less" Expenditure in pwior years apwoved by CISWO ¢)Jt ol restricted fund
Rèpairs and rnaintenance
Dtrpraaation on capital assets acquired thFough reskted fund
Value of fèstricted lund as at 1st January 2022
Add.. Inve51rnent 9ainslllossesl and income on Old Mutual Portfolio 2023
-39,373
-20,709
78.012
77,660
2023 Repairs and maintenance approved by CSSWO c#rt of re5thd8d fvnd
2023 Deweciaion on ca￿tal assets acqi¥red through restricted fvnd
.24,0
-1.057
52.603
The Ord81 by the Charity CornmissN)ners dated 12 April 1973 stipulated that the £31J) rernaining
from the s* of land should be placed in a separate account to be inv8stÉd for thirty years on an
accurnulati¢)n b8sis. This money consequ8nlly tnvÈst6d in The Charities Offioal Investment
F￿d by purchasing 171.19 Accumulath"on Shares. The net investment gain has been added to
the value ol fund 8s at 31 December 2010. The 30 year period has oxpir•d and during 2011
the COIF ￿)l(ling has been disposed. The endowment at the date of tr￿sfer w8$ £t3.8rx) and
was transferred to the unreslrtted fund.
£￿).lKjo from the Sale of Land in 1993 has teen invested in a succession of portfohos
managed by Sterliro, Skandi8. Old Mutual and Quiker. Drawdowns from the porttolio have been
made to pay lor repairs and maintenance to the buildings and to acquire capital assets
Ifixtureslfrttirosl. This sale of functional endowment is governed by the chantys conststubon
whereby all the proceeds ol sale of property requirè thè eonsènt ol the Coal Industry Sooal
Wetfare Organisation to be ub"li5ed. These funds are hdd by the Trustees of Swdllowne5t bLrt
Ltnder the order of the OrganisatM)n and any appli￿lit)n for their use must be approved by the
Organisats"on. In 2023 expenditure on new pitches was apwoved as a charge against the
restrKted lund.
eted Fund
Unrestr¢t￿ funds are held to lurther the obpcb.ves of the Charity as set OLrt in Ihe annual
reF()rt.

WALLOWNEST HAMLET MINERS. WELFARE IN8TrruTE
OTES
cc
- 31 DECEMBER 2023
Continued
CASHICASH E
UIVALENT
2022
Current Account
Royal Bank ol ScoU8nd
5.180
Preferential Deposit Account
Royal Bank of Scouand
80.139
44.778
85,299
50.142
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SWALLOWNEST HAMLET MINERS. WELFARE INSMTUTE
LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
2023
Tntstee
G Watts
T Santoro
P Overton
D Manship
G Watts
Inde
ndent Examiner
J Wallag8. FCA
Add
Swallownest Miners, Welfare Scheme
Roth8rh8m Road
Swallownesl
Sheffiek
Ban
The Royal Bank of Scolland pk
Drummond House IFXI Branch
Customer Se￿Ice Cenlre
Drummond House
1 Redheu9h5 Avenuè
Edinburgh
EH12 9JN
SolScitors
Freeths
Fifth Floor, 3 St. Paufs Place.
129 Norfolk Stre
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Number
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1) Principal Indenture dated 10 June 1924
2) ConfimMtory Conveyance of11) above dated S November 1928
31 Charty CommissK)n Schamo dated 3rd May 2rh)5