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Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator 

Reference and administration details 

Charity name Music Broth Other names charity is known by Registered charity number $C048299 Charity’s principal address Clyde Offices 2/3 48 West George Street Glasgow 

Names of the charity trustees on date of approval of Trustees’ Annual Report 

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## APPENDIX 1 

## Reference and administration details 

Names of all other charity trustees during the period, if any, (for example, those who resigned part way through the financial period) Name Dates acted if not for whole year 


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|Type|of governing|document|Constitution|
|Trustee|recruitment|and|appointment|The|Board|utilise open open|external|advertising|for Trustees Trustees|in accordance accordance|with|best|practice and|
|adhere|to|Music|Broth|non-discriminatory|and|inclusive|values.|The|Board|assess|skill|sets|
|benefit|to|the|organisation|and|overall|governance.|Trustees|are|encouraged|to|connect with|
|suitably|skilled|individuals|and|determine|whether there would there would would|be any any|suitability|to the the|role as|
|a|Trustee.|The|Board|are|also welcoming welcoming|of|individuals|approaching|Music|Broth|with|clear|
|interest|in|supporting|the|organisation,|and|progression|and|support of existing of existing existing|volunteers.|
|Objectives|and|activities|
|Charitable|purposes|To advance|arts within the community by establishing a musical|instrument|
|and|equipment|library|for the|community|
|To|advance|education|by|delivering|music|learning|based|programmes|
|Summaryiin|relation;|ofto the these main objects5activities|charitableMusicusic|BrothBroth status.isis|Scotland’Scotland’s Our musicalmusicalicalinstrumentinstrument!instrument|libraryandisequipmenta community-|*|liblibraryresourcea|social accessed‘al|enterpriseentero throughwiith|
|a|paid|affordable|membership|model|which|together|with|supplemental|grant funding|
|subsidises|memberships|for those|most|in|need.|Our|paid|membership|rates|for|individuals;|
|£6/month|or £60/year,|families;|£12/month|or £120/year,|and|bespoke|for organisations|on|
|a|case-evaluated|basis|and|level|of support|required,|primarily|aimed|at|establishing|a|
|referral|membership|pathway|for their|clients/beneficiaries,|whereby the|organisation|
|effectively|covers|the|cost of|membership|for these|individuals/groups.|
|Music|Broth|functions|thanks|to|its|incredible|volunteers|who|commit|their energy|and|time|
|to|important tasks|such|as|repair and|maintenance|of musical|instruments,|cataloguing|our|
|growing|library|of musical|items,|allowing|our|library|space|to|be|open|to the|public,|
|supporting|music|workshops|alongside|paid|tutors,|enquiries,|preparing|instrument|orders,|
|creating|fun|and|interactive|online|music|content,|maintaining|our|social|media|presence.|
|We|also|deliver|music workshops|typically|run|as|part of funded|projects.|This|allows|us|to|
|provide|local|music|tutors|an|opportunity|to|gain|freelance|work|and|continue|to|develop|
|their|skills,|whilst|enabling|more|music|learning|opportunities|to|many|children,|young|
|people|and|adults.|
|We|provide|personalised|help|and|support to|our|beneficiaries|to|ensure|a|meaningful|
|experience|in|accessing|music|no|matter|their age or stage.|
|We|are|committed|to|providing|the|community|with|a|space|in|which|people|can|interact,|
|play|and|connect,|through|our|library|hub|as|a|workshop,|jamming|and|rehearsal|space,|
|together with|organising|live|events|and|gigs|in|our|hub,|for learners|showcases,|as|well|as|
|in|other|venues|supporting|and|promoting|the|local|music scene.|

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|Trustee|recruitment|and|appointment|The|Board|utilise open open|external|advertising|for Trustees Trustees|in accordance accordance|with|best|practice and|
|adhere|to|Music|Broth|non-discriminatory|and|inclusive|values.|The|Board|assess|skill|sets|of|
|benefit|to|the|organisation|and|overall|governance.|Trustees|are|encouraged|to|connect with|
|suitably|skilled|individuals|and|determine|whether there would there would would|be any any|suitability|to the the|role as|
|a|Trustee.|The|Board|are|also welcoming welcoming|of|individuals|approaching|Music|Broth|with|clear|
|interest|in|supporting|the|organisation,|and|progression|and|support of existing of existing existing|volunteers.|

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## APPENDIX 1 

## Achievements and performance 


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Summary of the main This year we expanded and continued our mission to bring more creative opportunities to<br>achievements of the charity communities across Scotland especially those less able to access music and creativity.<br>during the financial period Our income generated through events and workshops increased this year, but was impacted by the<br>cost of living crisis. Many of our volunteers and members continued to need significant one to one<br>support. Paid members increased but we experienced corresponding increased demand for fully<br>supported memberships, direct requests and referrals, primanily due to coast of living crisis and<br>variable income. We extended these memberships at no cost to the individuals, aligned with our<br>support of our community and ethos of making music accessible to all.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


We supplemented our social enterprise earnings through successful funding with support from, Bord Na Gaidhlig, Renfrewshire Cultural Heritage Event Fund, Creative Scotland Youth Music Initiative, Glasgow City Council Area Partnership, Volunteer Support Fund, Wellbeing for Longer Glasgow Fund, Music For All, National Lottery Awards for All, Refugee Festival Scotland, SeeMe Scotland Anti-Stigma Fund, The D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust, and Community Mental Health and Wellbeing Funds in Glasgow, Argyll and Bute, and Highland regions. We madea total of 1,514 loans of our musical library items. 717 items were checked out to 233 members. We made 1,334 check ins, 222 members utilising and returning 649 items of instruments and equipment. Some popular items had multiple users and checkout/in’s. The most popular loaned items were our Double basses, Diembes, Street Cubes, Microphones, Keyboards, Bass and Electric Guitars, Cellos, Flutes, and Electric Drum Kits. 

We made 3,665 membership transactions, welcoming 255 new members, with 464 active members from 223 postcodes across Scotland. All significant increases on the previous year. We created many fully supported memberships through funding and our own library resources including a significant amount from low income, young people, and New Scots communities. We received and repaired donated instruments from generous individuals, families and organisations bringing our community instrument and equipment sharing library catalogue over 3800 items. 

We held sessions and musical workshops at our hubs, outreach at events and festivals, and with community groups, giving people the chance to try a variety of musical instruments. We ran workshops and group tuition blocks including songwriting, guitar, ukulele, drums, improvisation, singing, and music production. We supported Lochwinnoch Pnmary School to create and perform their own self-written original entire school musical! We also created instrument repair and upcycling workshops furthering our zero waste ethos and creating community togetherness and building climate knowledge and transferrable skills. All opportunities were fully funded so free to attend, and majority in person. We hosted open days in our hubs as well as regular outreach workshops with numerous organisations including Glasgow Disability Alliance, Argyll and Bute Resettlement Team, Refuweegee, Hen Hoose, Music Space, Girls Rock Glasgow, and continued our two year youth project with LGBTY Scotland. Our monthly pop-up library partnership with Edinburgh Tool Library grew supporting Edinburgh community, together with additional hubs in other locations including our partnership with The Buzz Project in Fort William, and new partnership in Stornoway with An Lanntair. We supported 3 part time sessional workers and 12 music tutors and support workers with regular income. We welcomed many new volunteers, of cross-generational and diverse demographics and skills, and specifically supported through support from Volunteer Support Fund. We took on an international student intern in partnership with University of Krakow, Poland from Apnil 2025. We kept all organisational partners up to date with our activities and actively sought out collaborative opportunities through individual correspondence and networks e.g. South East Integration Network (SEIN), and the New Scots Forum. We continued to be instrumental in the national musical dialogue including through our membership of the Cross Parliamentary Group for Music at Scottish Parliament, Scottish Music Industry Association, Circular Communities Scotland and Youth Scotland. We created documentary and music video showcases of our work on our YouTube Channel and Bandcamp. We expanded our online audience reach to over 10,000 across all platforms. 

We were honoured asa finalist and runner up in SURF Awards for Creative Regeneration. Our Founding Director was also chosen to run the Glasgow leg of the Climate Relay finishing on stage at The Reeling Festival. All our team, worked tirelessly to make welcoming and inclusive opportunities for creativity, wellbeing and music. 

We expanded our reach though networks, media appearances and conferences including Resonate, Wide Days, Circular Communities Conference, Solas Festival, Paisley Food and Drink Festival, Kelbum Festival, and The Scottish Beatbox Championships. We were featured in the Scotsman national newspaper highlighting our expansion to support people on the isle of Lewis and Harris as well as national and local radio. We showcased diverse musicians and artists, raised community support and additional funds through donations and fundraisers including Youth Music Showcases, Refugee Festival, and our annual showcase Unsilent Night. Each event gathered supportive audiences of over 200 people. Our thanks to everyone in our communities who has supported us this year. 

## Financial review 


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|Brief statement|of the|charity’s|policy|We maintain a minimum|unrestricted|reserves|of the equivalent|of three|months’|operational|
|on|reserves|costs.|Our current|lease|agreements have|one|month|notice|penods|in the circumstance|of|
|requiring|to|vacate|the|premises.|
|We|continued|our dedicated|focus|on|unrestricted|funds|generation|this|year|to|develop|the|
|sustainability|of the|organisation|during|a|time|of|increased|overheads|-|expansion,|two|
|rented|space|locations|in|Glasgow,|cost|of|living|crisis.|Unrestricted|funds|bolstered|by|
|increased|memberships|(paid|and|grant|supported),|paid|for workshop/programme/event|
|activity,|and|dedicated|fundraising|including|annual|fundraiser|Unsilent|Night.|The|required|
|unrestricted|cash|reserves|are|retained|to|support|ongoing|running|costs|of|organisation|per|
|constitution,|together|with|funds|designated|by|trustees|for future|proofing|the|organisation|
|as|prudent|due|to|the|volatility|of funding|especially|with|respect|to|highly|competitive|funding|
|landscape,|cost|of|living|crisis|cost|increases,|and|increased|demand|for|our|in|house|fully|
|subsidised|memberships|and|support.|
|Details|of any|deficit|No|deficit|
|Donated|facilities|and|services|(if any)|| N/A|

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## APPENDIX 1 

## Other optional information 

## Declaration 

The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above. 

Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees 


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Signature(s)<br>Full name(s)<br>Position (e.g. Chair) Founding Director, Trustee Chair, Trustee<br>Date | 13/01/2026 13/01/2026<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


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APPENDIX2 


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Music Broth $C048299<br>Receipts and payments accounts<br>; |Perodstatdate| J]Periodenddate<br>:Scottish Forthe period || [Day] [|{__Montn] | Year | to|_Oay_[|__Monin_| _Year_|<br>Charity Regulator fo1 | [May || 2024 2025<br>Section A Statement of receipts and payments<br>Unrestricted Restricted Expendable Permanent Total funds Total funds last<br>to nearest £ to nearest £ to nearest £ to nearest £ to nearest £ to nearest£<br>Al Receipts<br>Donations|aa | 1.2984 2238|{ 5.552|<br>Grants | 97,206 |97,206 || [155,221] |<br>Receipts from fundraising activities | | ee<br>Gross trading receipts ee | es |<br>[Income from investments otherthan_|| {| _]<br>Rents from land & buildings ee | ee |<br>A1 Sub total P125,502 | | 153,994 | | 211,438 |<br>A2 Receipts trom asset &<br>Proceeds from sale of fixed assets fF<br>Proceeds from sale of investments fF<br>A2 Sub total|<br>Total receipts[__ 28,492 ] LL] DL)<br>A3 Payments<br>Expersesforknsaangaeivies T|[ | ee |<br>Giass Fang payment es | ee |<br>fnvesmenimanagonentcossransPayments anddonaonsrelating directly to charitable] 20,637[TYTT| |125,925| eSPGee996 ||| | [140,788] |<br>ovenanceeoss Td ee |<br>a |<br>eget<br>ees ee |<br>Aa Sub total| 201<br>| [___125925) P146,556 110,188<br>A4 Payments relating to asset and<br>Purchases of fixed assets fT<br>afiwesinenis——[<br>Purchase<br>Aa Sub total| +d<br>7,861 7438 71,250<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>



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APPENDIX 2 

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## Music Broth Section B Statement of balances 


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- Expendable Permanent<br>Unresticted Restricted funds endowment endowment ened Total last period<br>funds funds<br>to nearest £ to nearest £ to nearest £ to nearest £ to nearest £ to nearest £<br>B1 Cash funds Cash and bank balances at start of year 97,578 | 158,025 | 86,776<br>Surplus / (deficit) shown on receipts and 7,861 (423) 7,438 71,249<br>payments account<br>Adjustmentestricted income to accountto cover for receivedmembership 6.039: (6,039): [=] |<br>Adjustmentestrictedincome to accountminor forunderspend received 1.170: (1,170): DS |<br>Cash and bank balances at end of year 112,648 | 52,815 | 165,463 | 158,025<br>(Agree balances with receipts and payments<br>account(s))<br>Fund to which asset belongs Market valuation Last year<br>Detailsletails<br>to nearest £ to nearest £<br>i — —<br>Total<br>Details Fund to which.  asset belongs Cost (if.  available) Currentavailable)value (if Last year<br>to nearest £ to nearest £ to nearest £<br>7 — ——<br>Total<br>Details Fund to which liability relates Amount due Last year<br>to nearest £ to nearest £<br>_ — —<br>Total<br>Details Fund to which liability relates Amount due Last year<br>to nearest £ to nearest £<br>— — —<br>Total<br>Signed by one or two trustees Date of<br>on behalf of all the trustees Signature Print Name approval<br>15/12/2025<br>15/12/2025<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


1 Music Broth OSCR Annual Accounts 2024-2025 / Statement of balances #000000 General - Internal 

December 2007 

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Section C Notes to the Accounts<br>(C1 Natureand purpose of Unresincted funds are those that may be used at the discretion of the trustees in furtherance of the objectives of the charity. The trustees<br>analysisof funds worksheets) |9esignated funds at the current time wath agreement towards team remuneraton/salanes not dependent on grant funded projects, to<br>‘support the sustainability of the organisation, specifically in the current cimate as prudent due to the volatility of funding especially with<br>‘subsidised memberships and support.<br>Restricted funds may only be used for specific purposes. Restrictions arise when specified by the donor or when funds are raised for a<br>Type ofactivityor project supported paatroneld Number of arent £<br>C2 Grants togetherCreating asTogetherpart of supportsinclusive awelcomingyear of bringing diversepeople | |ArgyllCommunityand Bute<br>‘and togetherness. 40 hours of Ca Group Music| |Fund 3,059<br>Dé thuirt sith? A participanted senes of S5Ohours of Bord Na<br>ogetherwith docurnentary video, showcasing and id<br>people 0-25 in Glasgow, Fort Wiliam, Orkney and ‘Scotland Youth<br>Recycling Day community event and follow up musica Partnership<br>themed upcyciing workshop prog 311/24<br>Bringing Glasgow<br>Glasgow for together weekly 180fun people agedcommunity music16+ acrossmaking in MentalCommunity Health<br>sessionsin our inclusive welcoming hub_ Fund Round 4 10,500<br>and progression development of volunteers in the Volunteers:<br>adults 16+ wellbeing across Glasgow, with focus on Wellbeingfor<br>Ayyear of monthly socials at our Music Broth library<br>hub. Supporting up to 360 people and focused on National Lottery<br>of over 1 year of Music Broth and Argyll and Bute Festal<br>Resettlement team working together to provide ‘Scotfand- Argyll<br>Grant towards The Solace Singers group for survivors<br>of gender based abuse and domestic violence through | |The D’Oyly<br>a 6 month programme of singing, songwriting, Carte Charitable<br>a RS 6SS<br>9 6 (|<br>6 (|<br>TaalSSCSC<br>a<br>C3a Trustee remuneration ff no remuneration was paid during the penod to any chanty trustee or person connected to a<br>trustee cross this box (otherwise complete section 3b)<br>Authority under which paid £<br>C3b Trustee remuneration - 1,760<br>details Trustee Project Management funded by Renfrewshire Cultural Heritage Event Fund (CHE!<br>Trustee Project Management funded by Glasgow Community Mental Health and Wellbeing 1,400<br>Fund R3-<br>Trustee Project Management funded by Highland Community Mental Health and Wellbeing 1.200<br>Fund<br>Trustee Project Management funded b pact ding Volunteer Support Fund 184<br>10,968<br>Trustee Project Management funded by LGBT Youth Scotland 10,696<br>‘Solace Choir<br>a<br>(|<br>C4a Trustee expenses ifrno expenses were paid to any charity trustee during the penod then cross this box<br>(othervase complete section 4b)<br>‘umbertrusteesof £<br>details pT<br>po<br>a<br>9 (SO<br>C5 [Transactions] with Nature of relationsh Nature of transaction ‘Transaction Balance outstanding at period end (£)<br>trusteesand connected<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


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Analysis of receipts and payments 

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## Additional analysis (2) 

5 Breakdown of unrestricted funds 

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|Rents fromland&buildings<br>Grossreceiptsfromothercharitable|activities<br>ubtotal||600<br>|14.283) |14954] |1.225) <br> |<br>15,227]<br>|11<br>B54 P1225]|||0OS8S<br> |186|<br> PB|8S 0<br>|<br>33,013 |<br> 28.4924 |<br>8,565|||
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|payments<br>Expensesforfundraisingactivities<br>Grosstradingpayments<br>investmentmanagementcosts<br>Payments relating directlytocharitable activities<br>Grantsand donations<br>Audit/independentexamination|||fd<br>es|<br>ee |ee<br>18,406 |<br>2,225|<br>Cd LCTTTTCCS<br>es|<br>ee |||||es|<br>|<br>|<br>|<br>20,631 |<br>|<br>|<br>|||29,948|
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|Purchase of investments||||||||||
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We continued our dedicated focus on unrestricted funds generation this year to develop the sustainability of the organisation during a time of increased overheads - expansion, two rented space locations in Glasgow, cost of living crisis. Unrestricted funds bolstered by increased memberships (paid and grant supported), paid for workshop/programme/event activity, and dedicated fundraising including annual fundraiser Unsilent Night (Nov). The required unrestricted cash reserves are retained to support ongoing running costs of organisation per constitution, together with funds designated by trustees for future proofing the organisation as prudent due to the volatility of funding especially with respect to highly competitive funding landscape, cost of living crisis cost increases, and increased demand for our in house fully subsidised memberships and support. 

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6 Breakdownof restricted funds<br>Argyll BordNa Renfrew Creative Creative 6cc Glasgo Glasgow Highlan Impact Impact LGBT Music National Refugee Refugee SAMH - The The Total restricted Total restricted<br>and Gaidhlig shire Scotian Scotian Area w Communit d Funding - Funding - Youth For All Lottery Festival Festival SeeMe DOyly Solace funds funds last period<br>Bute Taic Cultural od YMI- dYMi- Partners Commu y Mental Commu Volunteer Wellbeing Scotland Awards Scotlan Scotian Scotian Carte Singers<br>Commu Freumh Heritage Raising We hip nity Health and nity Support for for All d- d-Perth dAnti-  Charitab ‘Restrict<br>Receipts nitw an Fvent Our Create 211194 Mental Wellheina Mental Fund Tanner Arewil Stiama le Trust ed<br>a ae | | [| a eee eee ae eee eee || [azea] [azoa]f<br>ae Eo [70,500 [az50| a -<br>a |_| || | ee eee eee a eee eee a ee es 2es<br>|__| |__| | a eee eee ae ee ee a ee eee |eee<br>buildings<br>a | | | a ee ee a ee a ee ee | eee<br>Sub total |_5,059a | |_3,780 | |_|| 5,399 | ||4,942 | |__|10,500 | |_Po 14,250] | [40,176] |[| [27,002] 27,002 || |_a10,000] |eee__750} |ee __750 | |Pt [4000}] | 1294]| |2,002 [125502}] _ | [ 172,873 |<br>Receipts from asset & investmentsales<br>Total receiptsSub total [5059] [3780] [__-] [sss] (__] Case] (] [IT ss2501] aosre] [| 270021] -1] 10000] ro] ] 71] 1] s000] | 12581]<br>Payments -— es | ee Ss SS OG OG es<br>| |<br>| a eee eee a Oe pO Oe 0 es|<br>a ee a 0 Oe ee ee ee ee ee a|<br>|| a ee a 0 Oe ee eee es|<br>| a ee ee a 0 es ee ee ee ee 2 ee ee eee eee a| eee<br>| ae eee eee a 0 Oe ee ee ee es| eee<br>| a ee eee a 0 Oe ee es ee ee ee eee a| eee<br>PT ee eee eee a 0 Oe ee ee ee ee es| ees<br>peSub total 7| |a|26,371 | |_1,912] e ee |_5,828ee | Po|0 4790} |_11,147|Fs| 39,541] [25574]oe| 2147]ee | __52]eo|_zoa| | __250] | 3525] | __ 196| |_|a25925]| {110,240ee |<br>P its ting to asset and investment TESS eS] eae aegeeegeg ee<br>Sub total ke eeSs SS eB 0  oe0ee 2Oe ee 2 feeee eee<br>Total payments [___-] [___-] [3233] [__-] sams] [as2] (>) Cazso TT sata TT 95a T assraT 7 2sarT] 20 os T2507 7 as25t 7] test] -1) [125525] [110,240]<br>Net receipts/ (payments) [5,053 | [3780] [3,893 | [5333 ] [e371] [5828] avs 1] 1037] ess] | sare] rant) ssl] 42) | 500) Jesse] | sea) | 12980 )( az] [_ e331]<br>Transfers to (from) Surplusfunds / (deficit) for year COC[az20] OCC[e293] [5229]C9)[es370] 0) 0) Be)Cattferent] ost est [es Teen] ses] 2)ttt1 so] Tes TT see)tt)| 7) Co)9] ss]<br>Surpluses pertain to grants received in arrears but all spend completed in the previous financial year, or grants received upfront and spend extending beyond the current financial year period into the next financial year.<br>Deficits pertain to grants received upfront in the previous financial year period with final spend in the current financial year.<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


Restricted grant funding is mainly sourced and utilised to fund project based activities with distinct demographics, e.g. youth, New Scots, LGBTQIA+, geographic communities. In particular these funds support individual and group tuition at MU rates, sessional worker time, volunteer expenses and training. and a portion of overheads such| as instrument upkeep, rent, utilities. This supplements the ability of the organisation to support more people than it's own social enterprise earnings and charitable donations received. 

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Independent examiner’s report on the accounts w«<br>Report to the | Charity name<br>trustees/members of MUSIC BROTH<br>Registered charity $SC048299<br>number<br>On the accounts of the Period start date Period end date<br>charity for the period Day Month Year Day Month Year<br>01 May 2024 to 30 April 2025<br>ber to include th<br>Respective The charity's trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance<br>responsibilities Of with the terms of the Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotland) 2005 Act and the<br>trustees and examiner Charities Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2006. The charity trustees consider that the<br>audit requirement of Regulation 10(1) (d) of the Accounts Regulations does not apply. It<br>is my responsibility to examine the accounts as required under section 44(1) (c) of the<br>Act and to state whether particular matters have come to my attention.<br>Basis of Independent My examination is carried out in accordance with Regulation 11 of the Charities<br>examiner’s statement Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2006. An examination includes a review of the<br>accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with<br>those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the<br>accounts and seeks explanations from the trustees concerning any such matters. The<br>procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit<br>and, consequently, | do not express an audit opinion on the accounts.<br>Independent examiner's in the course of my examination, no matter has come to my attention<br>statement<br>**----- End of picture text -----**<br>


1. which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any material respect the requirements: 

- to keep accounting records in accordance with section 44(1) (a) of the 2005 Act and Regulation 4 of the 2006 Accounts Regulations, and 

- to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and comply with Regulation 9 of the 2006 Accounts Regulations 

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2. to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. 


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