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CHARITY
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REPORT OF THE T
USTEES ALYD
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EMED4TS FOR THE YEAR EIYDED 31 DECEMBER 2025
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THE NALANDA TRUST
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FINANCL4L STA TEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2025
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Report of the Tru$tee5
TndependelltExamlner's Report
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Statejllent of FthatteiAI Actlyltles
Balance Sheet
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THE NALANDA TRUST
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEE
FOR THE
ELNDED 31 DECEMBE
The twt¢6s pr¢sent their report Ivith the financial ststeinents of tILe charity Eoi the year eDded 31 Deceinber 2025. 'llie
truste¢$ have adopted the PrnViSiODS of Accountit)g and Reporting by ChariÉie5'. Statement of Recomm6nded PrabticE
applicable to charities preparing their aceoiLlll8 in accwd&nee with the Pit￿n£la1 ReportiD8 StalldaFd applicable in the
UK and Rtpublic of IrelarLd {FRS 102) (Èffective l Jalluary 2019).
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Objeetiiie5 and
The charity objectives are the advzncernent of the Buddhist religion in particular by".
lEncoUragi￿ members and others to live m accordance ihe teachings of the Blld(th&
2.Supportin¥ ordained members of the Triratna Buddhist ComDllinity and other duly ordained Buddhisw at the
discretion of the Council of the A&so¢iatiO]L
. MaThtaining close ¢oll)munication witb and worlang under the guidance of the TriL7tDa Buddhist Onler and in
cooper&tion with other groupswith the sa￿e objectives.
4.U5ingJ applicaliolls of the Buddha'5 teaching to promote the health and well-beinLi of all.
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REPORT OF T
TRUSTEE5
OR THE AR ENDED
EMBER 2025
OBJErfivES AiYD ACTivrriES
Svgnifieant aetivitits
li i5 a joy to preseth this r¢port on Ibe life of the North Loudoll Buddhist Centse 2025. Ttlis has bern a year of
trall5iTion- we slartcd the year with & need io a(Idr¢ss immediate challeijges which shifted into a period of ¢onsoli(lation,
and growth. What Collows is a testament to the dedication of our teaDL local order nLeinber4 Jnitras, donor
volunteers, teacheT& and the vll)raDt spirit of our communiry - including all our r¢S￿l4r$, friei)ds. and those of you jusi
passing through or ttying it outl
The Noth London Buddhist Ce]fft otfers courses a￿a classes in mediratioll, BuddhisnL YO￿ and other activities to
promote healt]L happiness and well-being. Its ain) is to develop a Buddhi￿ prnctice ¢ommunity in the ciry relevant to our
lives in th¢ 21st Qnrwy. It is part of an ititemational network of the TriTatna Buddhist CotnmLWity whi¢h has over 80
ntres WQTld-wide.
Our Team
The Contre continues to thTive through the &¥trnordinary generosity of our Sallgba. Tbroughout 2025, Ihave boen inoved
by the moLf thall 100 people w￿0 gave iheir tI￿e so fteely - from the reception desk and arrangi1￿ $hTillO floweTS fo
supporting courses and cleaning the floors.
Sotne Departures
The year brougbl a number oldepartures to our Council attd Core centre teaTD.'
I W￿￿t to &xtend a heartfelt thallk you to Ku5ala, who"5tepFKd fro￿ the council of Trusiees in May aft¢r mDTe
than ten years ol's¢rYice, and Kshantisar4 stepped down tkcernber. I particularly sratEful to Kshantisara for
her suppgrt a5 Council Secretary dwing my fiTSt two years as Chair.
- To address the 2024 f￿ancIal deficit and Tising costs, we ]nd to make the difficuh d¢¢isi(m to restrllctUEe our
This resulted the redundancies of Sl]vla (Communications) alld Anandavalra (B￿lId￿g Manager). J am Pl&￿d to
Teport that Silvia is doing well in the West IA)ttdon Bllddhist Celltre team. I am also delighted that Anandavajra reJn8iDS
a Vltal part o£the NLBC ¢on]munity and conti￿UeS as a Tn¢mber of our Council of Trustees.
- T also want io thank SeYen#, who $t¢pped b￿k fyom ma￿1￿8 knokshop in July.
Th¢ Centre Tea￿. Ollr Et)gine roojn
L retnain deeply &Tatefid foT the ￿ergetiC work and dedicated altrllism ofour tore centre team..
maitrish￿ra has been a h￿01¢ 8ddttion to the ieam as Centre MallageT. biingillg a d¢terryJined zeal, p091tivity and
ap3bility. He recethly also took ot) ih¢ n)1¢ of Men's Mitra ConvenoT.
Prasadasara reJnaiDS a star of lifr at the centr¢, she coordi11a*$ our bodywork proje<t (with 120+ p¢ople engaging
th our yoga1qigo]￿(r elasses weekly). manages our therapy roou]s. and oversees out 8o¢ulay mindthln¢ss c(KuB¢s wid
NVC workshops.
- Darsavini contillues her work a5 Women's Mitra Convenor. We 1￿CreaSed WOTk lime from 2.5 days ¢0 3 days this
y&ir to support the ￿o￿l￿g nU￿ber of wotnrn ts¥ining tor ordination. ]n 2026 we havc aweed to incTea5e her wo
hours further to 3.5 days.
- I rellllin ever thaDkfLLI for Andy's diligent boOld￿¢P1lls and Ratllal)odh*'s support as our finauc￿al coordinaior.
- Lookin% ah￿, we are excited to welcome Remi into the new iole of Marketi]]tr & Fundraising Coordinator in Marcb
2026.
The Council.. Our Core
While the Centro Team Jjwllges our daily operaLiOllS, the Council provides the esseLltial spiritual, legal, aud f￿ancial
oversight that ke¢p$ the NIBC thriving. They ar¢ the guardians o£ouT visio￿, and l 8ratefiLI for their conllnitment
and ivisdom. Entering 2026, the IfLlStees are.. Myself {Ksantikgrg), Karullagit+ D#rsavin4 Analld4vajra.
maitrIsa￿bh&v#, VaJrAmltr2, Ratnaprabha, Sknbhadrf and Maitrishura,
Dh
rma Pro
me
We contiDued much of our usual progTaft]me thi$ year but also ref]ned some of out offeringys, and added some new 0￿4
to bettw s¢rYE both n¢wCuMe￿ aJ)d our long-standiug regulars.
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THI NALANDA TRUST
IiEPORT OF TIIE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2025
OBJECflVES AND ACTIVITIES
Wookly Clasge8'. The He8rtbeat of the Centre
weekly Thithm rem&Ètis the core of life al tbe NLBC:
- After a quiet star¢ Tuesday Night enerby Yebtsunded by autLWllll. li remai￿5 our ￿[Y regular class with over an hour
dedicated to Meditaliv￿ We are now experimejitillg sknrt 'BuddhisJD Essethiats, semillars in the lJl)rary to o£fer
newcomers a clearer bridge into deeper thdy.
- Tlie Wedt)esday Morning dharma was a particul8Tly succts5fv1 new additiOD frorn the start of the year
bps beCO￿t a vibrant ￿ldwEek event. combillin8 volunteering with llln£htime meditatioll class.
L￿nCht1￿C meditations ¢ontinue to build a dediratsd fOllO￿qnb7, with ￿0￿eDIUM growing toward the ¢nd of the year.
I look foThvard to seeillg tbis atrendance grom, furthtE in 2026.
Satunlay Morning Temains a major weekly gathering. The monthly ke)nL)te fom)at continued this year, explorin:
the￿e of ttEalldala5. To protect the "iu-roollk" al￿Osphere, we ￿ade the decisio￿ to end the onLine eltment, Si8npostin8
people to the Lolldon Buddhist Centre or The Buddhist Centre Online for alternative digital offeriw.
- FrM]ay's Pllja Night attracts a dedicated core of pi?¢titioners. In 2026, I'd like to foster ￿eal¢r consistency withill the
Friday te3n¥ making it easier to confidently signpost itto newcomers.
Monthly Classes: Building Depth and ConnectioD
1 gn) keon 'for our monthly Classes to be seen al(x￿$1de Tl￿Sdays. Satunlays, and Fe81ivals as ¢oTe pillars of our dhanna
prownme..
- Mell's & Women+ls Saturday afternoon elass.. Th¢se are supported by Iw Order teams and remain vital for the
Sangh& A fo¢us foT 2026 is to colltinue building these up so they truly ttuive a5 "an¢hor' events in our pro.<4wnme.
Sub35s group has beell building ￿0t￿ent[Ull since lale 2023. with an average attendance of 15 - tny thanks go to
Akshayapradipa (and also to Remi) for all they've done to set it LW ana 8e£ 1t grow. At the end of 2025, Lottie and
Ananlavira took over leadetsbip of the class. With fresh eneTO
y, they've introduced a new fom]at that invites Order
membtrs to join each month.
- Womeh'9 65+ Group.. PTovid&% a deeply appreciated space for Conn￿170￿ and dhamja study.
- Mantra Cl85s'. Led by Satyaghosa, this JJIODthty Cl￿ colltinues to provide a devotional space for a steady mix of
b7ulaTS and DEWrO￿t[S.
CollTses: A Success Story
Illtroduetory coll￿eS. I moved us over to a standardized five-week formal. The results were ffArellent: all six
jier41ion$ ran as gchediiled, averaging 20+ attendees each.
- Coing Deeper: We leamed our sat￿￿# has a strot)g appetiie for the 'cl￿1cS." Courses like Sailing the Worldly Wiuds
(26 bookingsl The Greater Mill￿a]& (26) and Steps to En]1&F￿enI11ellt (19) were highlights. While sffine more
expeyimernal ¢outBes were emc¢lled due lo low tx)okillg. these "Inisses" helped Ine i'efine our 2026 strategy of quality
ov¢r quantity.
Festivals, Day Retreats & Retreats
Wiile tILe traditiollal festival days Temaim QUT calendavs poinis. A personal highl]￿t for me was celebrating
Urgyen S&ngharaiLshita's Birth Celltcllary in Augu$L f¢atuting a 108-year ritual and a moving workshop 011 ihc
teacher-student relationship.
We llow offer day retrekTrts in months ￿lthOU￿ a frstival day. whi¢h have proven popujar for those wantillg to go deep
into ]nEditation. We also rarL two succRssful People of Colollr day retreat5 this year; given the T¢5POt)So. we plall to
iiicrea5¢ this to threè in 2026.
Retreats remain our most vital tool for deep¢uiDg practice:
- Urban Retreats". We held two "Retr¢ats in the Midst of Daity Lifr., "The Mk)rch retretrt was a sialldout with over 50
participanLg. A qui¢ter Novejnber retreth taU￿t us the value o£a consist£nt teachiDg le&m and the lleed for pr￿tICe days
on the weekend either side to b(y)kend the week.
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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE Y£AR E
31 DECEMBER 2
OBJEcfTVES Af4D ACTIVUTIES
-Resldentlal'. We saw a strong reGoYery with 114 1)ookings over four Theekends (one at Othona and thr£e at VajTa5ana).
The year culminated in a December weekend Mqth 41 PEople in 3ttcndance.
- Lookill￿ ahead, l alll exploriD8 a thiti. towanl morr frEqUEn(5￿a]Icr-CapacIty retreats. This "smaller alld ]nott ollaL"
apwoach would offer more Order members the challce lo lead, wovide Mitras opportunities for being part. of
twns, aiid allow participants to build stronger £onn¢¢tions than a two-hour city class perniits.
Mitra CollvcniD
Siipport for those de￿nIng their conllnitment through the Mitra a￿d Ordillation pathways remains a vitsl part of our
ViSiOJL
The womell+ Sangha is vJDraffl and Contin￿S to expand, now numbering approxitnately 80 Mitras and J5 ordination
reqU￿t$. Major higbtigbts of 2025 included 13 Mitra ¢eretnoni¢s and ¢elebrnting the oydinatioiis of DhinitA
SubI￿L Bllilding cape¢Trty for Study T¢main5 a prioLIty. Thith 36 women currentty engaged in Year 14 study gtDUP5. To
supwrt this. a meni()ring pioje¢i continues to pair experienced DknmYdcharini8 Wltli newer OrdeT members lo lead the
Foundation Year. There was also strong engagement iwith ihe London-regifffl GFR proje¢t and die ¥￿That)￿n ora new
NLBC Chaptsr, iuvolying six DharD￿cl￿￿llf8. L(Kiking 84head to 2026, w¢'lS continue to suppoit our n6W
Dhamiacharinis lo take on teaching respmyibilities and well prirritiw ih¢ women+ ¢la85 to becom¢ a primary hL(b for
Mitras.
In tsrm$ of the mell's Saugha. we have a steady Year 3 stydy group (6 men) and a new Year I group of 12 men
(fonDe(( ill September), altsngside three new ordi]]atiOD Tequests this year. A key success was moving thE men's eva]t
trom a quarterly to a thonthly thythllL Fjnd the n]]￿l￿g of thT£e sthdy s¢rninars (¢a¢h avcrnging 8-10 attendees).
After five years of dedicated service, Anandavajra step￿d a5 ous me￿'S Mitra Convenor. JD those fivE ypaTr, the
numb￿. of rnen a5kiDg for ordillatioD qlladrllplel and a new gen¢ration of practiti(kn¢rs has cmerge¢. l atn gratefid for
the tremeDdous iULwovement he fostere(L At ollr Sangha Day in NoVem￿r, we rnarked the handing over of the role to
Maitrishura with a ritual and the passing of 'the phwba.. l am excited to see Maitrisbura build on tb£ str'ong
foundation Atwidavajrahag leli
orf(& Secular MIDdfulness
Our Bodywork and Mindfujness prograTivnes a￿ mOTe tban a means of Taisi￿￿ fimds for Dharnia work. they are & viral
part ofour Yision to help people 4lle¥iat¢ sufFerin& find moTe fitlfilling ways to liye a]id experience conmuniry.
Yoga Qiggng progr8mme saw a very p(bsiilve traje¢lory In 2025. with cl￿ bookTngg up conwaTed to the
previous year. To boost ow local vigibility. we invested in new photography-based banllers and pavement si￿9 ro reach
pasgers-by oft Holloway Ro&d. While Tyengw rernAin9 a cornet8rone of our offeriDg, we atE i]tirodLLeiiig more
ahematiyes and iefreshing ￿￿e￿)erformIng classes to ensure the studio re￿aInS a vibrant and varied re90urce. Each
weeL we have over 100 peopl¢ eDgaginLF Mith bodywo￿ ¢la$se$!
Our Secular MiThdfulness courses and Non-violent Communleation (NVQ workshops Colltinue lo evolve as too]s
for trallsfo¥matii)Ji. While bookings foT JllindfulrLeSS dipp&l in the fit3t half of the y¢or. they picked up sig￿lficantfy by
y&v-elld. We teful to Pippa O•Connor, who has continued to offer COU15es here over many years, and were
delighted that Dhirrita's fjrst course with us in lats 2025 wov¢d to be suth a success. As we Lnove itho 2026, Mre will
expand our mindfulness offering witkL both Pippa and Dhillita. We WEre also heartened to see a 600/0 inaease in NVC
bookings compaTed to last year. For both stcu13r mindfulness alld NVC we are keeh to find grallt fi]nding opportLmicies
to lltske these transfonnative tools even more accessible to those who DEed themnH)st.
Another way we have extended the leach of our values irto the local comDwllty L5 by continuing to offei. thTee
affordable and comfortable talking therapy rooms Ior hir¢by loral prnctitionet
Public bener
The Irustees confinn that they h&v¢ complied Hryth the thty in section 17 of the Charities Art 2011 and have referred to
the guidattee contained in the Charity CO]iJ￿1&S1On,S gell￿al guith¢¢ on public benefit wh¢n reviewing th¢ Charity's
8im$ and objectives and ill plaD]]itig futuro a¢iivities.
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REPORT OF THE TR
STEES
FOR THE YE
EIYDED 31 DE
ER 2025
ACHIEVELIIENTS A Tr¥D PERFORMANCE
Fundr4i$iDg
Our major fi]Ddraisin8 hyghligbt thi5 year was the May Phon¢ AppeaL l￿d by Varabandhu from Futi￿¢ Dhamia alld
]nat￿Sed behind the scene5 by Maitrishui'a, this week of uutreach nwle possible by the dedic￿lOtt of voluuieers
Remi, Harrlet, Prasad&sara, #ffid Suhhudrl . who gave up evet)ittgs t9 Tnake phoiie (Y4lls lo memixrs of o
Sangha.
Efforts were a restsulldinuj success.. we in￿'eased our monthly donor base from 54 10 85 people. adding £1.376 10 0
montmy incoine. To everyone who picked llp ihe phone: your supy)rt h&$ been & ' jewel of abundance. tor the Cen(re.
As of Dece]nber 2025, we have a stable found￿￿Oll of £3307 monthly donatiOa5. WheD I became Chair two yea
ago. thai tothl was £1,210. Meallill& together, we hav¢ gty)wn our ]llonthly support by incredible 16> /0 since then.
Thi$ e])sures that we can <ot)tinu¢ to support our ￿ardworking centre teattt and b8wn to lake prop¢r of our aging
five-story home.
We fu￿er e]nbrdced thi8 Cult￿r¢ of gEn¢rosity by transitionin8 our Thesday and Saturday clA8ge.% to a Jjana
(by-donation} system towards th¢ end of tbe year. Suppwted by new "tap-to-donatE' ]Dachines, Q4 saw a 27Q/ts increase
ID attendJn¢e with no drop in income. proving t￿￿t retuoving f]Dancial barriers invites more people into our community
without ¢o]npromising our finaT)cial s￿￿&l￿abllity
Carillg for Ollr Building
In 2025, our focus shifted from the "emergency. re￿irS of the preYioll5 year toward continuing to build a safer
envir0￿m￿nI a*d ekncing the b&iuty of our practico spaces. A major acbievejnejtt was the removal of all cold-water
tanks fro￿ the attic; tILe building is Jiow fully sexviced by maillg Nvater, Ivhich is more cogt-etyective anLt simplifies
cotnpliance. Other irytal vpdates 1￿cluded a fiill "all-cleav, on our asbestos asses$m¢ni, improved $af¢ty on our froffl
st¢PS> upgraded fire-escape locks andnew cathon monoxide alarffls.
We ajgo wot*'ed to create more fill￿tIOnal a￿d illviiij2g environments forthe Sangha:
The Llbrary.. W¢ have coFJipletely transforn￿d the unpoeticalty tilled 'multiPUTpose Toom, . p&inrin& sanding d
floors, alld installing shelvillg. It is wonderful to f1nally see all the book5 in yla¢? al￿ the tWD] bell￿F Use(L
- Shrlllekeeplng.. Moving tho meamt we Could rationalize the shrÉDe room cupboard and ajlowed owcollection of
n]yas to be stored with the beauty aTJd [T5P￿t they deseive.
- Small ShriDe Roorn: We iustalled new, efficieat panel hel￿$ aT]d have b¢gun the dejigm ph￿¢ for a new upgraded
shvine.
Kitchell: We nude functionol up.(ryades lo our li￿ting aTLd water healing Syste￿ to ensure a ￿ore consistent and
ener&Y-¢fficient supply for everyone using tlie builth"ftg.
ID 2U26, we wi]I focus on the aestbetic and envirotune41tAI quality of our rnoms. Projects oll tILe borizA)n include
coinmissiimin8 new sbrin¢ tables, buyin(F new m￿ltation chai￿, atkd addiDg secondary ￿aLl￿6[ to ITnprove heHt reL'ention
and noise yeduction in botb 5hrin¢ roi)DJs. A5 building llkatHgetnent responsibilitit5 transltion lo ib¢ Centrt Manager,
SÉ ttaiiE re5tructur¢, we will adopt a more focused appEoadi. Our PriOTity will be tllaintainitLg cornpliallce while being
S¢]￿tiV¢ with new renovatio￿4 ensuring pri￿7t1Ze projects that Jnost directly support and enhance the lÈfe of the
Centre.
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THE NALA
UST
REPORT
F THE TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEA
ETr4DED 31 DECEMBER 2025
Fif+lANCIAL RETrIEW
Financial position
2025 represellted a Si￿]fIcant financial recovery and a madced improveJllenLon the provious year. l am pleased to report
that w¢ ended the year with a surplus of approxlmately £8,01￿ in OUT bat￿. Tbis 15 a vital step in reslorillg our finattcia]
heawl aftof OUT financial challenges of 2024. Ending 2025 with a fair SUTplug 8Jlows lls to bogin r¢buildillg ow. fmancial
resÈrves thead of schedule. We iejnain about £30.000 short ot our ￿serVeS poli¢y to hold thre¢ month5 of expendihre
{iu compliollce with Charity Conynission guidance), but we ar¢ J)ow on tra¢k to signAfic￿tlY close that gap by tho ond ot
2026 and it)ro 2027 we ho￿ io recoupthe full a]iiounl we are Tequired to hold.
In¢ome
Our in¢om¢ g￿W &cr035 3eveTai key areas, detnonsLTatillg both the Songha's engagement alld the effertiyelless of o
new prtsj¢¢ts. Our Buddhism and Meditation courses perfornied exceptionally well. and B(Klywork was a pdrti¢ulw'
standimL fiDisbing ne￿ty £5.000 ahead of last year'4 figures. Retreats also saw & strong recovery. thatths to our
well-attsnded December weekend &L V8irasana and the addition of a F¢bruary retreat at Othot)a. DOn￿lon5 (both
momhly and on¢-off5) outperfonDed exptctation5. pniving that iht NoTth London Buddbist Ceutre Gan r¢ly on th¢
extraordinary g¢lleTosity of its community.
However: we did challenoes. Income fro￿ our wceldv Dharma cl&8ses w8s consistently lower thaTL boped for, and
illcojlle trom treat￿e￿L Toom hires fell below bud8eL While some of this sterns frtm all ovcr-optitnistie budget
projection, these 8reas will be a clear focus far atteTrtion in 2026.
ExpendittJIe
Total expenditure finished well Ixlow budget. This was pri]narily driven by the diffLcuJt but necesgzry ]xocess 0£
iestructuringi OUT tean] a￿d reducing our headcount. The Iesulting yayroll savings were substantial and will continu¢ to
benefit our sustAinability into 2026. We a]$0 redu¢od ¢osts by moving away from extrrnal cIes￿l￿g contractors and
enli8ting more help from our dedicated volullteer& Our focus for 2026 witt be on stabilizing our treatment mojll hire.
Tefilling our dTrgital dollation tracking. and i￿￿easIng incotne from our weekly Dlwma classes.
Reserves pollcy
The iotaj fllnds of the ¢harity were £885,395 of wlii¢h £8dH,241 ￿¢ ￿p1S$¢llted by fixed a8sois, Itaving £41.154.
EXpelldltt￿e in 2025 was £302.563 and so the level of unrestricted reseryes was betweell l and 2 months. Ttt order to
enyllre the charity has sufficient fllnds io tske into accouni unforeseen evenrs the tNstees deem that 3 months
expeuditure LS required a5 a general reserY¢.
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THE TRUSVEE
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2
FUTURE PLAIYS
Reflething on the past year. l atn struck by the Icsilience of our community. Vthile we have had to ￿ some difficuh
decisions, we enter the new year with a l&iller, more sustainable team structure and a clearer w)derstanding of our
prioTities.
ThroughouL 2025, the Council and I sougbt a more pithy way of breaking dowi our work to ensure we were truly living
oiit our missioll. This process led us .to id¢ntify six key project$ that llow serve as a frarn¢work to help us foclls our
gy Ot) what Tnatters most.. building a spirituaj ¢on]munity. guided by the Buddty in the heart of the city. The six
VA5ion project baskets are-.
l. Dis¢ov¢r: We wallt to make it as e&w as powl)le tor people to cross our threshold. ellcoullterit￿' the DharnH and
living communty.
2. D¢eptn.' To lurn a crowd iDto a co[DM￿1uty, we offer focused contexts for JDeditatiOD, Dh"arnrd explorniion and
friendship.
3. Gather: The Buddha exhorted hi5 followffs to gather in large numbers. We'll ￿eate Ye(wulAr opporttmities for the
s￿ba to come tog¢ther fi)r cohnection and shared prncti¢¢.
4. Commit.. Corntllitt¢d practitiODers are tbe heart of our colljnwnity.. As GoiDg tOT Re￿ge is the ¢¢nttMI aot of a
Buddbi5L we create conditions for p￿PIe to join leam5, enter siudy grDUP* bwome Mitras, and train to join the Order.
S. Givt: Dana, generosity, is the first of the San8ravastu, so to both build San8ha and resource our '&￿1t2b1e aims,, we
ask peopl¢ for donations and CiEat¢ opportutiities for ￿ople to Yoluther.
. Caring for our Hojne: Our five-sÉory building is tILe f(Kal point and home for our
cornmunity. it r¢quires us to give Èt Collective care ajd ongoing renovation.
6. Bodywork & min￿u￿ts$.' our secular project, prnD￿ting ]Leaitb and wellbeing throuJ¢p Yoi4 Qigo)Jg, Secu12r
Mindfiilttess. NVC and affordable thernpy rooms forhir¢.
TowaTds the end of 2025, we have aIr￿dY begl￿ to think terms of ihese project baskets, aDd you rnay have ]￿tICed
that the Ja]L-Apr 2026 printed pro￿arnMe already uses them as its core slm¢tt]re. En 2026. ￿Y goal is to see a ￿leY
stt*tegy etneTqe about bow we can ]Dake evenmore of these six projects areas to better serve North London, deepen our
collective practice of the dharnia8nd continue to build a wbrani SpMu￿1 con￿￿nIty together.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND mANAG£1￿[￿T
Governing docunjellt
The Ch￿￿ty Is ¢ontroll¢d by its goY¢ming do¢Lm)ont, a d¢ed of truit and con$titutss an unincorporated charity.
Charity eonstitulM)ll
The charity w&s registered on 6 June 1989.
The Charity 15 by its Rules adopted 29 May 1989 as amendtd 17 September 2001, 14 SeptEmber 2011 and 10
SeptembeT 2014.
Charity Trustees
The tNste¢s are Inembers of the charity but this entitles them ￿llY to voting rights. The tru5tee5 have no benefLcial
illterest Ill the ¢h&ity. Trust¢es are elected annually from the membership by the incmbers at the AGM. As amd ￿hen
needed, new trllstees are sougbt from within the membÈrghip and from the pool of experienced cOn￿]tted Buddhists
who 8r¥ able (o attend meelings in LoDdon. All tru8toes are reqlli￿d to have releva]Lt experience ￿]d skills in order to
serye on the tru8te¢ body. Th￿teeS meetings are monthly. All tru￿¢¢5 give iheiy time voluntarily and Teceive no benefits
from the cbarity fvr theirtruthe worL Any expellses reclaimed from the clwity are set out in 3nnllal accounts
Confliet ofilltsreyt
We requiLr a trustee to absent the]nselYes from any di%u$sions, and take no part in tbe voting upon the matter, in Nvhich
it Is possible that a conflict will ar15E between their dLrty to a¢r wlely in the interests of the a$sociation aud personal
inwest (includillg but not limit¢d to any p￿onal fllwicial ￿tereSt).
REFERELYCE AND AD}￿HN[STRATIvE DETAILS
RegÈstered Charity
801632
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THE NALANDA
REPORT
TRUSTEES
FOR THE YEAR EF4DED 31 DEC£MBER 2025
Prillcipal address
72 Flolloway Road
London
N7 4GB
Truslt*$
Rathaprdbha {John Robitt Coopey)
Karllnagitx ISW? Buim$)- Serjttary
Ku5ala (Guy RethnoDd) (resigned 21.5.25)
Vajralliitra {Michael Ward)
Maitriwnbhava IShan)n Reed)
Darsavini (Eve LKaT)
AnandavajTa (Jot)athan Tun)bull)
KshEmtisarn{Ursul& (resigned 3.12.25)
Ksarnikara (KsantTTraTa Greelll- Choir
Maitiishura {David BTe¢D) {appoiuted 3.L2.25)
llldEpendent Examiner
Christophcr Robert Tyler FCA DChA FCTE
FI CRT Limited
F]at 24 Wellingtonia Court
Laine Close
Brighton
East Sussex
BNI 6TD
Oyerntlng Name
North Lot)don BiiddhI￿ CenttE
Prilleip#l Banker5
Santander Bank
Bootle
Mtrseysid¢
L30 4fjB
Image Front Cover
The image on th¢ front cover is proiryded by Aryajit (Stephen Heppel)
Property
The property omred by the trust is hcld in the following Dames: David Zuka5, Petw Gill and David Green.
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITJES
The truslees are responsfi)le for prÈp2vin£ the ileport of the Tn￿tee5 and th¢ financ￿31 5talellLeDts Tn accordance Mryth
appIl￿ble law and Ullited Kit)gdom Ac¢ounting Standards (United Kingdom Genertdly Accepted A¢cou#till8 Tractice).
Charty law ￿qUilI$ th¢ twst¢es to prepare financial statements for each financia] year. Under that law, the truste¢s have
elected to prepare the fLDancial 8tatrn*nlS in accordallce with United Kingdom Generally Accepted AccountitLg Pradice
(United Kingdom Accounting Standards and applicable law).
U1￿£r chaLity law the trugtees Lnusl not approve ih¢ f1nancial statements unle&s they are satisfied Ibat they give a true and
fair view of the stale of affairs of the charity and of thts incoming resources and application of ie50ttrce& iucknding th
inc4)me and expenditure, of the Ch￿ty for that ￿rI0￿ In pyep3Jing those fiJ)an¢ial statement& the trustee5 are I'cquired
to
select 5Uitable ac¢ouDtit)g wlicies and then apply th￿n consistentty.
observe th¢ methods and principles in the Charities SORP.
ak¢ jud8ements ané esttnmtes that are reasollable and ptudent.
preyare the financial state5nents OD the going ¢on¢em basis unl¢&8 it is inappropri81¢ 10 presume that the chai'Èty wiIl
continue in business.
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THE NALA
DATR
REPORT OF THE TRUSTE£S
R THE YEAR ENDED
I DECEiKBER 2025
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILJTtES- Continued
The tru5tee5 are rcsponsiblc for krepiTJg pn)w accouttting rwjrds which disclose with reasonable a¢our&cy at any ti]De
rhe financial positÈon of the charity aDd to enable thetn tlTr ￿sUrE that the fJnancia] statemeiils C￿￿P]Y with the Charities
Att 2011 and The Charity (AccouDts and Reports} Regulations 2008. They are ais(Tr re5ponsTrble for safegiuarding tho
assets of the charity and hence for taking reasonable step5 sor the PTeventi(m and detectio￿ vf fiaud and ￿h¢r
irreglllarities.
Approved by order of the board of trn$tees on .........
nd signed on it5 behalfby:
K >nb', KAf-
K50￿t￿a- TTUStee
PagE 9

ILNDEPE
XAMINER'S RE
THE NALANDA TRUST
RUSTEES OF
Independent examilltr's report to the trustees of The NalaDda Trll5t
I report to the charity ttugte&s on my exa￿l￿ation of the accounts of The Nalanda Th￿t (the Trust) for the year ended
31 DeCe￿bEr 2025.
Responsibilities and basis of report
As the charity t[￿stee$ of th¢ Trusi you Oxe responsible for the wepayation of the ￿CoUNtS in accordance with tbe
requiT¢ments of the Charities Aci2011 Cthe Aev).
I reEx)rt in iespect of 2Dy eXaMi￿tion of the Trust's accounts cdrried out imder Se¢tAon 145 of the Act and in carrying o￿t
my examinauoll I have tollowed all &ppli¢able Di¢p¢tton$ given by the Charity Comulission under Sectioll 145(5)(b) of
the Act.
llldepelldent ¢xaminer's statement
Since YO￿ charttys gro￿ incorne txceeded £250,000 your exami￿ must ￿ a mejnber of a tisted bLNly. I can COT)finn
Ih&t l am qualified to undertake the examiD&tion bec&use l Bm a member of the I￿stiCUte of charte￿ AwDUlltaTrts in
England and Wales, whi¢h is one of the lisÈ¢d bLidies.
I h&ve completed my examinatio￿ I confirm that ZLO ]]]aÈuial n￿{terS have come to ]ny ￿tte￿tion JEL cOnD￿tiOn the
exaTuinatiorLgiving me cause to be]ievethat in any material respect:
accounting r¢¢ords were not k¢pt in r&￿peCt ofihc 'fr(LSt required by Section 130 of the Art. or
tbe a¢¢ounts do not accord with those record5. or
the accounts do not ¢ompty the applicable requiremeiits concerning the fom and COTtt¢nt of ac£OUt￿ SEt out
in th¢ Charities (AccoLWJts and Reports) Regulations 2008 Oth￿ than ally requirement that the a£cou]rts sive a
true and fair view which is not a ]llatter co)]sidered as part of an independent exaJllit)atio
I have no concerns and have come across no otkner matters in Con￿eCtIOn with tbe examination to wlllch atiention should
t¢ drawn ill this TetK>rt in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to bereached.
Christopher Robert Tyl¢r FCA DChA FCIE
FI CRT Limited
Flat 24 Wellill8tonia Court
Laille C105E
BrightLlll
East Sussex
BNI 6TD
Pag¢ 10

THE NALAND
STATEMENT OF FJNALNCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ETrIDED 31 DECEMBER 2025
025
Total
JJd5
2024
Total
nds
Unrestricted
lunds
Restricted
fi]nd
Notes
INCOME AND ETrIDOWMENTS FROM
Donations and legacies
li,879
13.879
24,345
Charltable actlvltks
Charitable &¢tivitie$
218.025
218,025
181,405
Other ttadiiigF activities
Jllvesl]nellt inCOULe
34,86l
43.899
34,861
43,899
6,354
53,630
Total
310,664
310.6fv1
265,734
EXPENDITURE ON
Charitable activiÉies
Officers Exp¢ns¢s
People
6,901
149,169
4,449
6,901
149,169
4,449
54.082
3,599
168,715
3,831
67,482
55,490
Charges
Cet)tre
Activiiies
Other
75J97
12.565
12,565
Total
302.563
3(Y2,-$63
311,128
NET INCOMEI(EXPETrIDITURE)
8.101
8,101
(45.594)
RECONCTLIATION OF FUNDS
Total fvnds bmugbt fonvard
877294
877294
922,888
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
885,395
885,i95
877,294
The notes form part of thL*e fin•)ciat statements
Pag¢ll

THE NALANDA TRU
BALANCE SHEEIT
31 DEcEI￿BER 2
2025
Tot&i
fullds
2024
Total
Unrestricted
fi]nds
Restricted
rund
Notes
FIXEI D ASSETS
TangÉble assets
13
844,241
844.241
853212
CURRENT ASSETS
Stocks
Debt015
Cagh at bank and in halld
14
15
4.527
5.176
41,058
4.527
5,176
41,058
6,205
3,666
26.S02
50,761
50,761
36,673
CREDITORS
Atnounts falliDg due within one year
16
(9,607)
(9,607)
(12,591)
CURRENT A&SETS
41,154
41,154
24.082
TOT AL LESS CURRE*NT
LIABILITIES
885,395
885.395
877294
NET ASSETS
885.395
885,)95
877294
FUNDS
Un￿sti]Cted fi]nds
885,395
877,294
TOTAL FUEYDS
885.19.
S77,294
fiDallcial ststements were opproved by the Board of Trnste¢s aTtd authoTiSed tor issue
. weTe SI￿¢d on its ￿hallby.
on
Ks8ntikat7- TTUStee
The notes form part of th¢s¢ finan¢ial sr8thrnents
Page l?

THE NALANDA TRUST
NOTES T
THE FINANCL4L STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2025
AccoufqTING POLICIES
Basis of preparingthe fthafteial staltmcnts
The fiDanci&l statements have been pr¢pared in accordance Nqth AcCoL￿tin￿7 aT]d Reporting by Charities:
Statement of ReCon￿￿nded Practice applicable to ch￿iLieS preparing th¢Èr acwuiits iii acc4)rdallce witb the
Fin3￿claI ResMTrrtill8 Standard applicable the UK and Republic oflreland (fRS 1021 (£tTective l Jatkuary 2019)
- (Charities SORP (FRS 102)), the Financial ReportiDg7 Standard applÉcable ill the UK and Republic of Ireland
(FRS 102) and the Cbarities Act 2011.
The Na]and& Th'ust meets tbe d¢finilion of a public entity ullder FRS102. Assets and liabilities are initially
recognised at htstorical cost or. transa¢tiOJL value unless otherwise s(ated in the relevant accountillg tK)]icy note.
The 'fr£￿e5 consider there are no material ullcertainties a[X)￿ the charitys ability to continue &q a going
collcem.
Intome
Income is Trcogmised when the Ch￿ity has entitlement to the fulld5, any performall¢e conditions attached ro the
Ètem(s) of income b&ve been meL it is probable thk)t the income SFIII be received and the a￿oUnt Can be measured
reliably.
Jnoome doDations is accounted for as received by the charty.
The income froJb fithdraising venthres is sho￿￿ gross, with the associaied C4)sts incliided in ￿ndraLSIng ¢osts.
The value Df volunlary work is not includcd in the fit￿£]81 statements.
Incoine from government and other graTrts, whether 'capital' grants or 'revenue' grants, 15 rEcognised when the
Lharity has entitlem¢nt to the fi￿d4 any perfunllan¢e conditions attached to th¢ graiits have been ]nel, it is
probable that the income will be received andthe amount can be measuTed irliably and is not deferred.
ror leg￿1¢& ¢Mti¢lernenl 15 tak¢n #s the earlier ol the datr on which eitbey.. the ¢1)atÉty is aware that prob2te lias
been grante( the estate h&8 been fU￿1&S¢d alld notification bas been made by the executorfs) to the chatity that a
distrll)ution will be made, or when a distributioll is received from the estate. Releipt of a legacy, whole or in
part. is onlv considered probable when the amount ¢an be measured iEliably and the cbarty has been notified tsf
the executorfs intention to make a distribution. Where legacies bave been nolified io the ¢hariry. oi the c1￿]ty 15
aware of the gra7)ting of p¥obw4 and the criteria lor income recognition have not been mei, Ihen the legacy 15
treated as a colltlljgent asset dis¢lo$¢d if meterial.
Income received in advance of a provision of a sLwified s¢ryico is deferred wttil tbe criteria for illcojlle
i'e¢oguxtion we rneL
Jnterest on fL￿&S held on deposit is included trc¢ivabl¢ and the amomt call be measwed ￿17&bIY by the
cbarity; this is ]Jorma]ty upott notification of the interest paid or payable by tbe Bank
Expenditure
Liabilities &rc rccognised a5 expenditure as soon as there is a IBga] or C{￿￿U¢llYe obligauoD cojnmitting the
charity to that expendibjre, it is probable that a transfer ot economic bEnefits Trvill be req￿l[¢d in selflement attd
the amount of th¢ obligation can be Me￿ll[¢d IeliabFy. EX￿nditure is accounted for on ￿ accruals basiy and has
been classified under headings that aggregafe all cost related to the category. Where costs cannot be di￿¢t]Y
ttttribllted lo particular headiDgs they h2ve bEen a]l(Kated to activilits on ft basis CODSlStent with the use of
resowres.
Expenditure is cla55ified Und￿ the follow&n8 activity headings:.
Cogts of raising fundg illcludes expenditute on rullnill&T Courses aftd events.
Expendituie on charitsJ)le activities includes the costs o£runnillg the North Lolldon Bu(kihist Centre
Idertaken to fiirtherihe purposes ofth¢ Chaiity.
- Other ex￿nditi￿e Tep¢tsents those Items not Calling into a]iy other h¥adittg.
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THE NALAYJ DA TRUST
NOTES TO TFTE FITrIANCTAL ST ATETrtENT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER2025
ACCOUNTING POLICTES- conttnued
Expenditure
liieeoverable VAT is charged as a cost against the activity for which the expenditllrc was incurred.
T4nglble fixLyI 2$8Èts
Llldividual r￿ed a85ei8 ¢O$ti))g ￿00 OT Inoro are capitolised at cost and are depr¥¢iatsd over their &stimated
ugethl ¢conomiG liyes on a straighi lille basis as follows.
F￿hold Land and buiSdiugs - no dyD¢i8Lioll 18 Provided on tILe land element and the buildings are dtrpreciated
over ItK) years straiJ)t litte.
Lift and ￿gIne ￿fUrbISh￿¢nt- over 10 years stsai-trt litte.
Office equipllwiL fittiDgs and furnitur¢ - ovet i to l O Yea￿ straight line.
Computer hardware and sOftw￿e- over 3 to 5 years strai￿t line.
Sthcks
Stork is included at th¢ lower of ¢ost or net realisabte value. In genetaL cost is determiued on a first in, fjrst out
basis. Net rea]i5able valu¢ is the pri¢e at which stocks caD be sold in tht notinal COiLrse of bvsll]¢ss after
allowing tlie costs of realisation. ProTrision is where necessary Eor obsolete, slow movino and defective
stocks. Donated items of stock aTe rEco￿[Std at fair value which is the amount the charity would hav¢ been
willing to pay for the iten]s on the openmarket.
TaxAlion
The charity is exempt frotntsx on its cbaTltable activities.
Fund aeeollntlng
UnTostri¢led fvnds can be used in a￿Orda￿Ce with the ¢l)aritabl¢ objectives at the discretion o'fihe tnjsteeg.
ReStriC￿d funds only be used for particular re8th¢tod purposes the objects of th¢ charity. Restriction$
4Ti5e when sp¢cified by the dollor or when funds are rni5ed for parti¢ularTestricted purposes.
Further explanation of the uatur¢ and putyO$¥ of oach fund is included in the note$ to the financial stateJnonis.
Pension costs
Employees Df the cbarity aTe cnlitled to join a defwed contributio]2 'mon6y purcbase, s¢bem¢. The charity's
cothributioll is r¢stri¢t¢d io the contributions diselosed in the note5 to the a¢wunts. There were llo outstanding
colltributiolls at the Y￿ end.
Debtors
Trade and orher debtors are recognised at Ébe settle￿ent aulount due after any tsadc di5counl offwe<l.
Prepajments aye valued at the amowtt prepaidnet of ally trade discoullts due.
Cash at bank and band
Cash at and cash in hand ittcludes casb ayjd short tem) highly liquid investments ivith a shtjrt mathrity of
thtpe months or less from the iiate os'acquisition or opening of the deposit or similar account.
Debtors
TTade and osber debtOTS are reco￿]sed ai iho settlement aujount dkne after any tr￿de di5CO¥rnt Of£￿ed.
PEcpayments are valued at lh¢ arn0￿￿tprepaid net of any trade discounts d
CTeditors proyislons
Citditors and provi5ioMs are recognised wher¢ the charity ha8 a pJt8eni obligTation re5ultills. from a past ev¢nL
that will probably r¢sult ill thetw$Cer of fiTnds to a third party l￿d Ébe arn<Juffl due to settle the obligation can
measured or estimated reliably. Creditors and provisions are nonhally recogThis¢d ￿ thcir s¢ttltthent alnoullt
after allowillg for ally trad¢ discoullts due.
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ANDA TR
NOTES TO THE FINANCL¥L STATEMEr￿s- eontinued
YEAR ELNDED 31 DECEMBER 2025
DONATTONS AND LECACIES
2025
2024
Do]￿l0￿S- Dana
13,879
24,345
OTHER TiL4DING AcfivlT￿s
2025
2024
Fundtaising events
34,861
6.354
L¥VESTlWtETrrr INCOME
202S
2024
Rent and service chayges
RLWJM hire
Deposit accoulrt interesÉ
38,498
5,188
213
il,271
21,922
437
43,899
53,630
INCOLIQE FROM CHARITABLE Acr1V￿[£s
2025
2024
A¢tivity
Charitable activities
Charilable activities
Ch8riiable a¢tivi11es
Charitable activities
Charitable a¢tivities
Ch8riiabl¢ 8Ctiviti¢s
Charitable activities
Chariiable artivities
Classes
BodywoTk
Charged events
Dhamia cournes
MBCT etc courses
Shop saleg
Retreats
Employmeat allowance
31.663
38,524
58,015
340
20.243
27.800
13,915
18.162
4,406
30,728
26.110
12.J39
30,023
10.132
218,0?5
181.405
CHARITABLE AcT[v￿lEs COSTS
Direct
Costs (set
note 7)
Siipport
Costs (see
ote 8)
Toials
Officers Expenses
People
Financ¢ Charges
Centre
Activities
h¢r
6,901
149,169
6,901
149,169
4,449
54,082
75,397
12,565
4.449
54,082
75J97
11.765
800
297.J14
5249
302,563
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THE NALANDA TRUST
NOTES TO THE FLYANCIAL STATEMENTS-
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
ECEfvIBER 2
DIRECT COSTS OF CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
2025
2024
stsff rost5
Chairfs exp￿]Se5
Mitra con¥enÉns expenses
Co]J￿￿nicationS
o£rice
Premises
Pubticity
Refreshments
Shop purchases
Shriue
Utilities
Bodywork costs
MBCT etc coiitBe8
Retttat expenses
Central Dalla
Miscellaneous
Sundries
Deptrciation
158,121
168,715
2,298
1.301
1,391
1,706
43,839
3,781
1286
5,839
1.879
7,761
26,886
17,120
9,986
1.498
875
3,954
1,523
4,364
21,403
9276
1.565
6.014
2,OiO
7.907
30.726
16258
17,457
2.004
444
11.321
10,427
297J14
306,597
SUPPORT COSTS
Management
ri￿￿Ce Clwge5
Othcr
800
5249
Support costs, incliided in the abov¢ are as follows..
2025
Total
activities
2024
Total
artivities
Pjnat)ce
Charge$
Other
Bank wd cr￿lt calll cbaTges
Independent ex&mynation
4,449
800
800
900
4.449
800
5.249
4.731
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THE NALANDA TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCI
E YEAR END£D 31 DE
TATEMENTS- eontillued
2025
TRUSTEES, REMUNERATtON AND BENEFITS
Paragraph 6 of the Constitution of Nortb Londoll Buddhist Centse gives SPEcific PErmission for tILe charity lo
emyloy TIustees. Tn]stees receivin8 SUPPOrt as eJnploye&s att..
2025
2025
2024
Retreat
Salary incl Salary illc]udiDg
Allowances e]nployers costs employers costs
MaTtrishura (David Breen)
Centre Manager and Men'smitra Covenor
1,873
28,420
Darsavini (Eve Lear)
Women'& Mitra Convenor
1,895
14.711
L4,711
Anandav&jra (Johnath8n Tllrnbull)
Men's Mitra ConvenoT
27.991
27.991
Ksantik8rtr (Ksmtikara Green)
Chairuwll overseeing the WOTk of the cbarity
2,171
26,061
26,061
Trustees eipenses
There werc no trustees, Expe￿¢S paid for the year ended 31 tkcemkr 2025 for ihe yeEJr ended
31 December 2024.
Trusts*s' dothatioThs
The following trnstees Jnade donations to th¢ charity
2025
2024
S Burns
G Redthond
R Cooper
U Gnm]ann
960
275
iOO
150
1.185
960
240
240
STAVF COSTS
Staff cost5 durills. the yEar wwe as folltTrws.'
2025
2024
w￿¢8 and salaries
Einployers insurance
E]llployers pensio
127,911
12,653
142.846
144.J04
157 820
No employee hgs employment benefits in ex¢¢ss of£60,000 (2024: £Nil).
The averdge number of staff ¢mployed during the period was 6 (2024.. 7).
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THE NALANDA TRUST
NO
FOR THE YF,
E FINANCL4L STATEiktEN
D31 DECEMBER 2025
ed
STAFF COSTS- colltinued
The key managemeut E)ersoDnel of the Charity comprise the Trustees. Th¢ total employe¢ benefits, includin8
eJnploy¢rs national insurance and employers pension contribution4 of the key management personnel of the
charty were £97,183 (2024: £68,763).
The Nort& London Buddhist Centre operates a defined ¢onrrli )urion s¢hem¢ op¢rated by The People's Pension.
The colltributtoi)& as at Deeombet 2025 were ernploy¢r and employee 50/0.
COMPARATIVES FOR THE STATELKENT OF FtNANCIAL ACTIVITtES
Unttsttithed
funds
Rostricted
fimd
Total
fllnds
TNCOME AryD ￿ND0￿M￿ENTs FROLVi
Donat30n8 and legacies
24,345
24J45
Chjritsblt a¢tivitie$
Charitable activities
181.405
181,405
Other trnding aciivities
lllv&sknent ittcome
6,i54
53.630
6.354
Tolal
265,734
265,734
EXPENDITURE ON
Chmritable Y4CtiviÉtes
3.599
168.715
3,831
67.482
55.490
12211
3,599
168,715
3.831
67.482
55.490
12211
People
Finoll¢e Cknge8
Contre
Aotivihes
Total
31lJ28
JllJ28
NET INCOMEI(EXPENDITURE)
(45,594)
(45.594}
R￿o￿lC1L1ATll0￿ OF FUNDS
Total funds brought tOn￿d
922,888
922.888
TOTAL FUNDS CARRTED FORWARD
877,294
877,294
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THE E4ALAf4DA TRUST
NOTEI S TO THE FINAN
IAL STATEf*lENts-
FO
THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2025
tinued
11 JP4TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Website
COST
At l Jalluary 2025 th 31 December 2025
1.000
AMORTtSATTON
At l January 2025 alld 31 December 2025
1.000
NIIT BOOK VALUE
At 31 De£¢mb¢r 2025
At 31 Decemb¢r 2fY24
13.
TANGIBLE FIXED A&SETS
Fixtures.
rittings
Freehold
Plalkt and
machinery
equipment
Tota]s
COST OR VALUATION
At l January 2025
Additions
)O,(M)O
29,053
11279
2.350
940,332
2.350
At 31 December 2025
900,(X)O
29,053
13,629
942,682
DCPRECIATTON
At l January 2025
Cijarge foryear
60,750
6,750
20J35
2,905
6,035
1,666
87.120
11.321
At il Decemb¢r 2025
67,500
23240
7.70I
98,441
I¥ET BOOK VALUE
At 31 December 2025
832,500
5,813
5,928
844241
At JI Detembtt 2024
8392fO
8.718
-5,244
85i,212
Jncluded In cost OT valuation of lalld alld buildings is freehold land of£225.000 (2024 - £225,0001 whioh is nor
depreciated.
The chartys pretuise5 were arquired at a c05t of £800,0(X) aad hav¢ be¢rt revalued otL a regular ba5]5, the last
tIll￿ besng on 28th May 2012 its Yalue was Eecoided in the fina￿claI statctnents at £900,000. ThEre has
been no significant ¢haDge in the value of the prcmi5es since that revaluation. The trust¢&s have e]ected to treat
the ieyalued amount as deemedcos( as perniitLed on first-time ￿￿￿ption of FRSIO2.
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THE NALANDA TRUST
NOTES TO THE FINANCL4L STATEIIIENIS- contlhued
FOR THE YEAR
D 31 DECEMBER 2
14.
STOCKS
2025
2024
S¢ock5
4,527
6,205
15.
DEBTORS: AMOUNTS FALLINC DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Prepayinents and accntrd income
Tax clai]n
4,776
400
3,266
400
5,176
3,666
16.
CREDITORS: AMoiJKfs FALLING DUE WITHIN ONE YEAR
2025
2024
Taxat£OD and sociaj securty
Other creditors
919
8,688
5.807
6.784
9.607
17.
MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
Vlet
movellEeJrt
(vnds
At
31.12.25
At 1.125
iTnr¢$trict¢d funds
General fi￿d
Revaluation Reserve
777294
loo.000
8.101
785,i95
i 00,000
877294
8,101
885.395
TOTAL FUNDS
877294
8.101
885.395
Netmovemenl in fi￿ds, included in the above are as follows:
Tncoming
re601ffWS
Resources
expellded
Movtmeni
in funds
Unrestricted funds
Gelleral fi]Thd
310,664
(302.563)
8.'101
TOTAL FUNDS
310,664
{302,563)
8,101
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THE NALINDA TRUST
NOTES TO THE FTNAf4CIAL STATEMETfr
FOR THE TrTAR ENDED
ECEMBER 2025
tinued
17.
MOVEME4NT IN FUP4DS- contlllued
Comparatives for thovtmellt in fund5
Net
ove]n¢rt
in fullds
At
31.12.24
At l.1".24
Unrestricled fullds
Gelleral fund
Revahotion lieserve
822,888
100,(M)Q
{45,594)
777,294
loo,000
922,888
{45,594}
877,294
TOT AL YUNDS
922,888
{45,594}
877,294
CollW￿ative net movement in thnds, inch￿￿1 in ih¢ above are as follows..
in¢oming
r¢sour¢es
R¢soLLr¢&s
expended
Movemenr
in ￿ndS
Unrestri¢ted fuud5
General furLd
26S,734
(3 1 I,J28}
[45,594)
TOT AL FUNDS
26S.714
{311,328)
(45.594)
i&
RELATED PARTY DISCLOSURLS
Ihere were no related paty transactions tor the year ended 31 [k¢em￿r 2025.
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