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2025-10-31-accounts

APPENDIX 1 OSCR Periixi slart date MDnth Y Period end date Month Year Frotn To Scottt5h Chaw Reguktor Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator 1 111 24 131 10 25 Reference and admintstration details Charity name Other names charity is known by Registered charity number Charit￿S principal address Dalry Comrnunty Development Hub SC 045464 CIO Dalry Commun"ty Centre St Margarefs Avenue Dalry Postcode 11424 4BA Names of the Charity trustees on date of approval of Trustees. Annual Report Dates acted rf notforwhole year Trustee name l)ffice (rf any) lor body) entitled to appoint trustse (rf any) Sheena Woodside Chairper50n Chaifperson Treasurer Valerie Davis Julie Wal&8 Myra Sim James Mccosh Janet Mort Robert Smyth ison Hopkins Graeme Fowler 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

APPENDIX 1 Reference and administration details Names of all other charity tnBtees during the perlod, If any, Ifor example. those who resigned part way through the financial period) Name Siobahn Ltddington Elizabeth Carey Dates acted tt not forwlK•le year 1111124- 714r25 1111f24- 1915125 Structure, governance and management Type of goveming document The chartty is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation {SCIO) It was registered in ts current legal forni on ￿ March 2015. The DCDH was previousty an unincorporated assoaation. The assets of the association were transferred to the SCIO on 6￿ March 2015. The DCDH has a singk tier structure and as such the trustees are the meM￿rS of the charty. Trust¢e recruitment and appoinlment The management cJ)mmittee (Board) which normally meets quarterty, are the ¢harity's trustees. Membership of the management committee {Board) is open to all residents of Dalry age 16years and over. Trustees are elected at the annual general meetsng which is held in the Spring ot each year. There must be a minimum of 5 and a maximum of 15 trustees. The charity trustees must elect (from amongst themselves) a Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer. Objectives and activities Charitable purposes To advance (itizenship and communtty development through promotion of vic reSpon￿bil￿, regeneration. increasing communty particip*ion and volunteering. DCDH hopes to buikl on the many assets of Dalry including the people, the beauttful environment and ￿ntral location wlthin North Ayrshire to make the town an even better pla￿ to live in and grow investment within the area. Summary of the main activities in relation to these obje¢ts The Communty Garden continues to flourish and hosts rrrany Icx21 events throughout the year induding a games club. photography classes, film nights, Art In The Garden, Bat Watch and Santa's Grotto at the Torch and Tinsd. The Communty Garden is also used by other community groupsl organisations as a venue for m&tings. Skirt The Skeith rao is held annually and attracts competitors frorn near and far. Trustees have organised several ASN Swrts Days.

APPENDIX 1 Achievements and performance Summary of the main achievements of DCDH were involved in a collalx)ralion of community organisations the charity during the financial period who joined together to develop a L￿al Pla￿ Plan which won a special awartl at s¢￿tIand Loves Local awards 2025. The Communty Garden conbnues to go from strength to strength and is used by many local groups and organisations induding both ol our local ptimary sthools. The Christsnas Fayre and Sarrta's Grotto were l)oth an outstanding success and were part of the Christmas celebrations in Dalry which were enjoyed by a huge part of the ILY￿1 communty. Slart The Skieth race u)ntinues to be a success attracting runners from Ayrshire and beyond. Balmore and Pennyland Bees produced lots of delicious honey whith sold out at Gamock Va]ley Carvevent. Two of our trustees were activety involved in a local motor show at Lynholm. Dalry. Bypass Art have worked wilh sculptor John McKenna to produce a design for Bessie On The Bypass. Financial review Brief slatement of the charitys policy The reserve policy is suth that restricted funds are ringfenced on r￿r¥&S wtthin the accounts. The charity will aim to maintain reserves equal to 12 months of operating expenses and this amount will be reviewed annually. Details of any deficit A deficit of £2096.24 occurred during this financial year. During previous financial years we accumulated surplus unrestricted funds in our bank account which allowed us to spend more than anticipated in this financial year on equipment and events This led to a £2096.24 defictt belween income and expenditure. Donated facilities and services {If any)

APPENDIX I Other optional information Declaration The trnstees de¢laTe that they have approved the trustee5' Teport ab SSgned on behalf of the charity's trustees Slgnaturelsl J Wales OSCR will accept digital ortyped Full name(s} Jul￿ Wa￿S Position {e.9. Chair) Treasurer Date 26111r25