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2024-02-29-accounts

Indepe￿de￿I EuJniTrtr's Re￿rt lo the Trusteo of the Mell's Shed I report on the accounts of the cbarity Buckle MerÉ's Sbed f￿ the year 2P February 2024. Respective r¢s￿￿$1b11l1le5 of Truste¢s and Etsminer The ctwity's trustees are responsible for the [￿eparatiOn of the xcounts in accordance with the tern￿ of the Charities and T￿￿tee lllyestment Iscodand) Act 21MJ5 (he 2005 Ace,) and the Charities Attounts (Scotland) Regulations 2(M16 (as amended) {Ihe 2006 Regultitionsl. The chartty's trustees consider the audit rcqllirement of Regulation 10(1) (d) of the 2W6 Regulations does not apply. It is my wnsibility" to examine the aCcO￿ts as required w)der Section 4411) (c) of the 21N)5 Act aud to s￿e whether pwticular matters hav¢ c¢)me to my atte]Jtton. Basis of Independent Exajlliner's Stxtem¢nt My examination is canied out in a¢cordantt with Regulation I l of the 21￿ Regulattons. An examination incl￿$ a review of the accounling records keEM by the charity and a ¢ompari50n of the xcounts presented with those rrford5. It also in£ludes consideration ofany unusual it¢ms or disclosure5 in the accounts. and seeks explanations (tom the tn]stees concerning any sts¢h rniers. The pr(￿e1jurCS underlaken do not provide all the evidence that would ￿ tequired in an audil aThJ c￿sequentIY I do nol expra%s an audit opinion on the vtew given by the accounts. Independent EK4miller'$ Stsiement In connection wtth my examitmtion. no rnatter has ts) my attfflEtioJa:_ which giv¢5 me rea3￿able cause to believe th4 in at)y material TtspecL the Tequirements: to keep a¢¢ounting rec￿d$ ill accordance Seaion 44(1) (a) of the 2￿5 Act and Regulation 4 of the 2006 RegUlatt0￿8, and to prepatc accounts whtch accord with the aC￿u￿ti￿8 records and compty with Regulation 9 of the 21)06 Kegulati¢)n% or have not teen or to whic]L En my opinÈon, attention should be drawn in to enable a pmper undeT5tsnding of the accounts ￿ be reacbe S'ig Home Addre&s

Buckle Men's Shed Receipts and Payments Account for the first year of operation ending 29th February 2024 Receipts Donations Fundraising Events Grants 3,395.50 1,115.00 9.750.00 14.260.50 Payments Rent Electricity Insurance Maintenance Tools & Materials Equipment Sundries 224.30 2,(XX).00 1,882.38 393.19 107.84 4,612.71 Balance as at 29th February 2024 9,647.79 Balan￿ as per Bank Statement 9,740.65 Less outstanding cheque EON Electricity 92.86 9,647.79 Approved by the Trustee5 at an AGM held in the Boyd Room of the Fishermen's th Hall on Wednesday 27 March 2024 and signed on their behalf by:_

Trustees Annual Re ort 2024 This is the first AGM of Buckle Men's Shed. With a bit of arm twisting, we formed a committee on the 9th March 2023. We were at that time meeting in the Fishermen's Hall, this was funded through the Peoplehood Project, who granted us funding for 20 weeks, taking us up to 6th July. In May we had secured premises The premises were in a state of disrepair and would need a considerable amount of work and money to get them to an operational stage. We managed to get Graws recycling to donate the use of skips to get the rubbish cleared to give us a starting point and find out the true condition of the premises. We discovered the floor in the part we wanted to use as workshops was totally rotten and we would need to replace the floor, as part of the roof was asbestos, we would need to replace that and get rid of all the asbestos from the site. (we couldn't get any insurance while we still had asbestos) We did however manage to start meeting in the better half of the building on 13th July. First on the agenda was to create a kitchen area so we could get a cup of tea. We then created a small meeting room. We got a door donated by North East Windows for the end of the lane to High Street. and we got them to replace our doors into the Shed and replace the windows. We have now got a lowered suspended ceiling, so hopef ully it will be easier to heat. Today we have had the asbestos part of the roof removed ready for a new insulated profiled roof to be fitted, hopef ully starting tomorrow. Around mid-April we are getting a concrete floor laid so once that is completed, we should be able to start on creating our workshops.

None of this would have been possible without funding, so I would like to thank the following organisations for their funding and donations:_ Fundin Gordon & Ena Baxter Foundation, Beatrice Field, The national Lottery Community Fund, The Robertson Trust. and the CO-OP. Donations Baxterfs Staff Fund, The BB'S, Boda Flowers, Buckle Community Shop, Buckpool Golf Club Ladies Section, Buckle Welfare, Buckle Thistle, Buckle Community Choir, House of Hair Fashion, Buckle High School, Buckle Glitter Ball Group, Portessie Hall,& SFL Department Buckle High School donated our electric distribution box and cabling and thanks to for the many donations of tools, also thanks to the Portessie Hall for the donation of a Disabled Toilet. I would like to thank for all the help she has given us during the year, with completing our funding applications. She has a vast experience in this area, and without her help we may not of had the approved applications that we had. During last year wo 3SSiStod th@ SFI Department 3t Bucki@ High School to erect a polytunnel and tidy up a couple of areas of school grounds. We assisted Buckles Roots with dismantling a damaged Gazebo, and we made a dog station for Wm Mair Funeral Directors. This year we have been asked to make a mud kitchen for Millbank Nursery, a wood store for Millbank primary. help with the erection of a shed for the SFL department at Buckle High School and tidy up an area at Seafield Hospital for Friends of Seafield.

We are having a coffee morning in the North Church Hall on Saturday 20th April at 9.30am so hoping for a good turn out there. There will be a bottle stall, so any bottles would be greatly appreciated, please let as many people know as you can. I would like to thank the committee for their assistance, and all our members who have put in a tremendous amount oftime and effort into the work that we have done. We have come a long way in a short space of time, and for me It has been a great honour and privilage to have served as the first chairman of Buckle Men's Shed. natur Si nature Name Name Position Chairnian Posltion Vice Chairman Date 2710312024 Date 27103n024