str8thbrock Communrty cenire 189 (a) West Main street 8roxbum West L0thn EH52 5LH STRATHBROCK COMMUNITY CENTRE ASsocTIoN Scottish Charity Number SC 003683 ANNUAL AccouNTS 2024. 25 (PÉRIOD I APRIL 2024- 3 1 MARCH 2025) Appendix 1- Trustees, Annual Report Appendix 2 - Statement of Receipts and Payments including statement of balances and notes to th8 accounts Appendix 3 - Independent Examiners Report
APPENDIX 1 oscr Period stsrt date Month Year Perioé end date Morrth Yeat From 01 2024 To 31 03 2023 Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator Charity name Other names charity is known by Registered charity number Charfty's principal addrnss Strathbrock Community Centre AssocÈation SC003683 Strathbrock Community Centre 189(a) West Main Street, Broxburn, West Lothian EH52 5LH Names Of the charity trustees on date of approval of Trustees, Annual Report TN8t8e name Offico (if any) Date8 actsd if not for whole year Narne of person (ov body) entitled to ap.p_oint truste8 (if any_l embers at AGM Chairper80n Secretary Treasurer IAernbews at AGM fvlembers at AGM Vice Chairperson Members at AGM Members at AGM Members at AGM Members at AGM Members at AGNI Members at AGM 10 Members at AGM Members at AGM 12 Members at AGM 13 mberS at AGM 14 Mernbers at AGM 15 Members at AGM 16 Members at AG 17 Members at AGM Members at AGM 19 Members at AGfv7 20 Members at AGfvI 21 22 Members at AGM Members at AGM 23
APPENDIX 1 Reference and administration details Names of all othor charlty trustees durin9 the period, rf any, (for example, those who resigned part way through the Ilnanclal perlodl Name Datss acted If not for whole year Structure, governance and management Typo of governlng document The Association is a charrtable unincorporated association and the purpose and administration arrangements are set out in our constitution. Trustee reGruitment and appointment Association Trustees are appointed and l or re-appointed at ¢)ur Annual General Meeting which is held annually in May. OffiGe bear6 are appointed or re-appointed at the firstTustee's meeting afterthe AGM. Objectives and activities Charitable purpo808 The PLJrpose of the charity, as detailed in our constitution, is to assist in the provision of facilities for recreation in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving the conditions of lrfe of those living in the area of benefit. Summary of the main actlvltles in relation to thes8 objects The main activities for the organisation involve providing accommodation and facilities for community groups, developing new educational and social programmes, providing equipment and financial assistance in order that community groups can develop their own programmes. We also raise furKls to meet the costs of maintaining the facility and developing an additional activity programme to meet community needs.
APPENDIX 1 Achievements and performance Summary of the main The Centre continues lo rnake a signfficant contribution towards building a stronger local community by working towards the eight priorities of West Lothian Council. The Centre's achievements programmes provide participants with opportunities to learn new skills and develop of the charity Confiden and selfstrn. The Centre hosts an extensive range of activities and during the services, with the prograrnmè refleding the changing needs and interests of the local financial community. A new Yoga class was added this year. period We are committed in maintaining the fabric of, and equipment within, the building. In doing so we provide a pleasant and welcoming environment for all user groups. Because of major upgrades taken over the past few years. a huge reduction in maintenance and renewals was required this financial year. However. an additional Master Freezer was added to our comprehensive equipment, Strathbrock Community Centre Cornmittee again hosted and financed an 'afternoon tea, following the Annual General Meeting which proved to be a great SUCGess. Our seasonal activities continue with the programme steadily increasing. Again, the New Year Ceilidh was a highlight. Some activities are provided at a low Gost to partiGipants. made possible by subsidies from the managemerrt committee. A rnemorial bench was donated in memory of a long time volunteer and grants were given to Ihe local Fabb Club. Financial review Brlef •tstèment of tha charfty's policy on reserves Unrestricted fund8 of £70,237 were held at the year-end, an increase of almost £20,CK)O on the previous year, mainly due to the redUd expenditure on internal building maintenan. Under normal circumstances. the management committee feels this is appropriate. However. please see the 'Other optional information, section on page 4 for further information, whieh will influence futu expenditure depending on the outcome of the West Lothian Council proposal. Details of any deficit NIA Donated facilities We again thank West Lothian Council for meeting the utility costs of the centre and for and providing Ihe facility to the trustees at no cost. However, as mentioned above, please see the seNlces (rf 'Other Operational Information, section. any) We also appreciate the Input from parther organisations including FaGility Management SeNices and other organisations aGross West Lothian that assist us in 8nsuring that services and activities remain available to the local community. In &Jdition, Ihe commitment of the trustees and volunleers throughout the organisation ensure we provide a quality service.
APPENDIX 1 Other o tional information As part of cuent cost-cutting plans. West Lothian Council (WLC) is reviewing th8 SUPPOrt it gives to community seNices, like our Centre. Up unbl now. WLC has provided and maintsined our building and met the operating Costs, while allowing the Centre to retain the income It generated through lets etc. This allowed the Centr8 to provide the services to the public. A number of options have been proposed by WLC and these, along wrth alternative suggestions from the community centres, are under discussion, However, the outcom expected by the Council is that each community management team should take ownership of, and responsibly for, all costs of running and maintaining the Centre. If such an outcome is achieved, it would have serious consequences for the fvture viability of the Centre. The exact extent of the consequenGes cannot be fully established at present, but a likely to be substantial for the Centre. It is hoped that a mutually agieed solution can be achieved soon. The trustses declare that thay have approved tho trustees, report abovo. Signod on behalf of tha charty's trustses Signature(s Full name($) Positioh {e.g. Chair) Chair Treasurer Dats ILh 2025 ?_11120 2025
APPENDIX 2 srRATHBIIOCK COMMUMnY CEMfRE AKICIATION Receipt8 & Payments Account for the year ended 318t March 2025 20225 202&25 Restrloted Funds £ 20225 TOTAL 2023-24 Total Llnr8Strkted Funth £ Recelpts: Roorn L•t8 Lets: Temporary Depo$lts (r¢fvDdabl¢ Lets: Depo$witi forfeiied Annual Mernb8rshtp Fees ree•ivod ConHnunlty Evemts rec8lpts AGtwity Prowammv r¢¢dpts Inier6stl cashback Oonations rèeèl¥èd Mls¢eIanèots Rlpt• Notg: 20,176 6,100 600 2,495 20,176 6.100 19,537 2,90Q 149S 2,316 535 1,323 1.313 1.313 82.228 31228 26,61 S Sal• of Fijtod A880ts & InlIM Tot4lReo•lpts 31228 2025 2025 202425 TOTAL 202&24 Tot RÉ#trl4ltèd Funds £ Payments: ComNwnify Events costs Actlvity Prowamrne costs EqulFTh8nt pllrthad Bulldlng Malntenance IDsuranBe Lets: DepDsIts refvndEd OfrnAtk•n8 & Grant8 Mad IAombership (Zoom Hospitslity Ilncluding wsts PreparaOn of Accounts MIse8llar0uO Paymènts Funds £ 1.41S 1.41S 1545 155 1,067 624 421WJ 1.73Q 1,611 155 1,067 024 4,200 1,730 6,698 18,67S 564 1.500 7,460 144 1.781 150 175 17S TotdP4yAwits I29 8urplu8 1 (Deflclt) for year -16.9771 Staternt of 88lanca8: 2025 Uthretstrloled 48.990 11 19,869 20226 Rq•trlot•d 1.365 20225 TOTAL 202>24 Tolal 67,334 11 1-16,9771 Openin9 bank balonces at 31103rJJ24 Cash in Hand at start Surplu8llLoss,' frjr the year C108in9 balon 13 19.889 Bank and Cash In Hand •t 3110312025- VlrL4n Bank Curronl Account RBS TreaSUTer's A¢Gount Cash In Hand 68.764 1,365 70,129 50,355 108 68 872 Notes to the Accounts-. 1 Dopostt¥ ortskenfrsrroam lels allhe Uffle of booki arxl are refurKted if8U lettina aretDIIuATEd. laken In m•fln¥1¢IY8r rn•y r•lot• iowent thaitak• plx•larKI d•pr rqlurnl¥ mwde) durh¥ thpfullry•Anu Ilnllnoiml year. 2 Th• maln Communly Ev•rtww4 th• Hoymany Porty. 3 Varfjcw ctl¥lUaÉ 4r• kn•lddurlTrJ thB y••rforth•b4Mfit•lth• kn¢•l ¢0mmth. Not•¥ r•4xpe¢tsd tobe nfOrL 4 A new FrldgeM4rt•r IICF9fjE modollr•iz•rw•• pur¢lw¢d l¢o•t£10SI. S Th• mai)rMalrtsDan¢• ¢oBtI£l.0671wAslhecot of the llnnual erl¢leanIng. O A memoral b?h WI2SOI wA¥dontod in memory of tlm• voluni•8r.£300 totheFabb Cluband £e(I grfle(I to FMA 8t1•$ a cro bonw. P49p I
APPENDIX 2
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CupboardB for bowl•rJ
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Samsung IV TU7020 85"
TV Trollèy & Ctsr + cablos
Dlgilal weboam & ¥kor
SharpMi¢rowave YC-M802U
Rus$dl Hobbs Kettle 24401
¢eepas Illumlnaling k•ttl
Alorphy Rlchards k¢We
G¢)pak 5 ft. round folding tsble¥ (x81
Cfrntour 26 PIu8foldlng tsbles 1x15)
Blue PU chrome 5tackln9 chalrs {)K20
Aigoslar Crystal LED table lamps1I6)
Hlson80 40A4ktsk TV
G•nlng chairs. Radng 8ty• hlgh back 1x2
Inisun Std Lurnp + ¥helves & LED light I
KAIHAOWIN square foldrng garne table
KAIHAOWIN foldlng 4 cha 80t
Uois•lko large fdt board tMe8 * pln8 (x2)
Logic LUG51Y1123 frithJ¢s {M21
HAITANG Vlntage largg wall metal
Bluck lealher sofas
OSfR ScotLish Charity Re8iJlalof Independent examinerfs report on the accounts Report to the trusteeslmembers of STRATHBROCK COMMUNIP( cErRE ASSOCIATION Registered charity SC003683 number On the accounts of the Charity for the period Period start dale Mpnlh Period end dale Month Year Year Aprtl 2024 to 31 March 2025 Set out on pages 1- 2 Respective The charity's trustees are responsible for the prep8r8tlon of the accounts in accordance responsibilities of wilh Ihe teffns of the Charities and Trustee Investmenl (Scotland) 2005 Act and the trustees and examiner Charlies Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2(X16. The thariiy trustees consider that Ihe audit requirement of Regulation 10(1) (d) of the Accounts Regulations does not apply, If ts my responsibility to examine the accounts as required under section 44(1) (c) of the Act and to state whether particular matters have come to my attention. Basis of independent My examination is carrted out in accordanrE with Regulalion 11 of Ihe Charities examiner's statement Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2006. An exafftination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a Gomparison of the accounts presented with those recOS.11 also includes consideration of any unusual items or dlsclosures in Ihe accounts and seeks explanations from the trustees conceming any such matters. The pmcedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence thai would be requlred in an audil and, consequently. I do not express an audit opinlon on the accounts. Independent emIneeS statement In the course of my examlnatlon. no matter has come to ffly attention. which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any material respecl the reqU1Ments. to keep accountlng records in accordance with section 44(1) (a) of the 2005 Act and Regulation 4 of the 2CQ6 Accounts Regulations, and to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and comply with Regulation 9 of Ihe 2006 Accounts Regulalions have nol been mel, or 2. to which, in my opinion, attention shouky be drawn in 0er to enable a proper Signed: Name= Relevant professional qualrficalionls) or body {rf any): Address:
APPENDIX 3 Disclosure section Only cnmplete if the examiner needs to highlight malerial problems. Give here brief details of any items that the None examiner wishes to diselose