APPENDIX1 OSCR Period start date M(fftih 01 Period end data l Month Yeai Year Day 31 From 16 To 5cott15h thanty Regulator Offtce ol the Scottish Charty Regulator Reference and administration details Charlty noma Doune & Dunblane Cricket Other n•me9 ch8rÉty is known by Dounè & Dunbi4n• Cricketciub Reglstered charltynumber ChaTity'B prin¢11 addr¢83 SCO53064 Viewpark Keir Street Dunblane Perthshire Postcod• FK15 9BP NAM88 of he eh8iitytrustg99 on dats of approval ofTru¥tee$' Annual Report Tru$toa nam• Office liany) Dat8$ acted rf not forYAw)leyear Namp of person lot body} entltled to appointtru$t8e litany) 1 Trustee8 Secretaryl Treasurer Chair 16101124 1e401124 Truste8S 07103124 Trust8e8 04106124 Trustees Reference and administration details Names of all othercharitytrustees duringth? perw Itany. Itor axamDle. those vkno ro$ioTh•d partway through th flnancial period) 'Name Dates a¢ted rf notf4>rwhoia yoar 16101124- 29101124 16101124- 29101124 16101124- 13110124 16101124- 10102125
APPENDIX 1 Structure, governance and management Typ8 olgovernlng docum•nt Doune & Dunbiane Cri¢keYs governinÉ document is a constitution. sta9. A Scottish Charf(able Incorporated Organisation ISCIOI. Govemaneè.. Governed by a membership that elect8 8 management committee. Affiliatlon$: Affiliated to Cricket scotland 8nd Clubsport Stiriin& Upon initial incorporation as a SCIO, the individuals who signod the charity trustee declaration forms We airtomati¢ally appointed ch8ritytrustee$. Tru$to0 recrultment and appointmont The Board of Trustees may appoint any Full Mernber to serve as a trustee at anytime. Members may elect any lull member to the 808rd of Trustees at each Annu81 General Meetina IAGMI. Objectives and activities Charltabls purposes The advancement of public partic¢pation In cricket and the org8nisation of recreational actNitie8 Within Doune, Dunblane. and the surrounding area, with a particular focLJS on encouraging the development of young and r¢ew ptayers. and women's cricket. through. but not limited to: l. Collaboration with existing or new Clubs that promote cricket locally. 2. Supporting the developmenr of individuals, players, coèches, crick8t officials. and othervolunteers. 3. PartlClP8ting in league, cup, and other crickèt competttions and events 8ssociated th the sport. DelNered free cricket sessions to Doune, Dunblane. St. MaS EpiscopaL arld Newton primary s¢hooLs. 2. Provided a dedicated free lunchtime crrcket session for girts at Newton Primary School. 3. Hosted a free cricketfestival for ihe aforementioned primary schools. 4. Supported Newton Primary School's participation in the Crickèt Scotland Boys and Girts Cup competition. Ott•rèd froe eYeningtsoftbal( ¢rirkct sesaivnts and Gornpeiitlons Tor women. Three coB¢hes received grants to devalop their c08ching skills, and anotherthree co8ches receivtsd gr8nts for First Aid training. We also PLrt forward a young memberfrom the club to take part in a Co8chingA¢ademy being run by Clubsport Stirling. Symmary of the maln actiNrytie8 in relation to these objects
APPENDIX 1 Financial review Summaryof the main achievements of thg charity during th• linanci8l period Doune & Dunblane Cricket Club has enjoyed a remarkable year. marked by signifFc8nt growth and a d&monstr8ble commitment to promoting cricket within our community. W8're proud ol the progress wee m8dts. and hele arè some highlights: Unbeaten Su¢cess: OUT men's team flourished. growing to over 20 memb8r¥ and achieving an undefegted season in 2024. Their exception81 perfoimance and sportingconduct h8¥e earned praise from clubs across the regior7, reflecb.ng the high standard of cricket and the positwe spirit within theteam. Junlor S•ctlon Boorn." Our junior section h8s also experienced o surge in popu(8rity. exp8nding from 31 to approximately 60 young members. Importantly. this growrh réflecrs our commitment to inclusivity. with ne8rLy all junior members coming from stste school backgrounds. representing a diverse range ofschoots= Dunblane HS, Dunblane PS. Nemon PS. St MoS EPS, Doune PS. CallarTrder PS, McLaren HS, Wallace HS. Crieff HS, Muthill PS. Braco PS. and DoLi3r Academy. Glenalmond College, and Fairview Intemation81 School. Inciu¥ive Envirgnmert We're particularly proud of the supportrve and welcoming Étmosphere we've Cultivated. We currently have four junior members diagnosèd neurodevelopmental disorders, Bnd their parents havg expiessed their gratttude for the club's inclusive approach. National Competition and Success: Our junior teams competed in n8tional cup competitions at the U13. U14. and U15 levels. 8howcasing their talent and dedicatlon. The U13s achieved a notsble victory agBin$t a consistently high-performing . club in Scottish juniorcricket. School Partnerships". We maintained our valuable pgrtnershrp with Newton Primary School. supporting their P6 CTicket teams Iboys and girls) in the Cricket Scotlan¢J Softball competition. Th8 girls, t@am earned B commendable 4th place, and the boys, team 8 respectable 6th. Our community Outroach èxtended to over 280 pupila across Dunb4an8, Newton. St. Mas. and Doun$ PTimary Schools through Mntei cLa$sroom and lunch sessions, introducing them to ciicket. We also engaged 16 girts from Dunblane High S¢hooL Communlty Sport Hub Founding Mernbei: We're thrilled to b& a founding I member of the Dunblane Community Sport Hub, 8st8blished with the 8UPPOrt of Actrve Stirling. This partnership will further 8trengthen our ties within the Local sporting community. R¥*chtng Outr. Beyond schools, wee engaged with a variety of community I groups. introdLtcing cricket to 4 different organisatioTrs- Brownies, Boys Brigade, Blair Drummond Youth Club. and Sisterhood Youth Club. l This year's achievements demonstrate the positwe impact of our work in I promoting cricket and fostering a welcoming and inclusive environrnent foi all. We are committed to continuing this growth and providing opportunities J foryoungpeople to d9velop their skills 8nd enjoy the sport.
APPENDIX 1 Financial review Brief stalemont of the charity's poLbcyon As a newly established sports charity. Doune & Dunbl8ne Cricket Club faces ro$arveg the common chAllenge of building financiaL reserves. The current economi¢ climate adds to this difficulty. While we don't yet hève a forrnal reserve policy in place, we a dedicated to developing and implementing one as our financial position Strengthens. D6t8lis of any deflclt NIA Donat•d facllltles and Services Irf any) Our volunteers are the heart ènd soul of our club, contributing their time and talents in $0 many w8ys. This year. theyve gwen an incredible 1300+ hours- over 900 in coaching, 100+ maintaining OiIT ground. and 300+ running the club behind the $cene8. Their dedication is truly inspiring. Other optional information The Trustee8 are delighted tc> report thar the first year of Doune & DunbLane Cricket'5 opeT&tion as a ¢harity h8S t)een resounding success. This signtficant milestone has unlocked new opportunities for the olub to thTFve and positively impact tha local community. Key achlev8ments throughout this inauguralyear incLude: Enhanc8d Community Engagement: The club successfully oxpandèd its outreach programmes. delivering free cri¢ket se$8ions to Local PTirnary schools. including a dedicated programme for girts at Newton Primary School. A well-received cricket festival brought together pupils from across the regron, fostering a sense of camaraderie and healthy competition. Incraa¥8d Partleipatlon: The introduction of free evening $oftb8tL oricket 3essions for women has seen 8 SUTge in female p8rticipgtion, demonstrating the club's COEnmitmentto inclusivity 8nd dhiersity. 3. Men's Team: A revitalised cornmunity enthusiasm for men's cricket has lad to increased partlClP8tion in weekend-friendly matches. This momèntum is set to grow in 2025. with &Bpir8tions to join l¢agutr cornpeLlllons In | the near future. 4. Youth Deveiopm¢nt: The club al¥elY supported Newton Primary School's participation in the Cricket S¢otland Boys and Girls Cup competition. providingvaluable experience 8nd nurturingyoung talent. 5. Stronggr Flnanclal Foundation: Despite the current economic climate. the transition to charity status has provided a more stable financial footing. which wiLi enable the club to imiest in essential equipmer)t, improve facilities. and securg funding for futtjre initratives. These achievoments 8r8 a testsment to the hard work and dedication of our volunteers. coaches. antl members. Their tirel•$s efforts have Created a vibrant and inclusive club that 1$ avaluabLe assetto the lo¢al community. Looking ahead, the Tiustè8s are confident that Doune & Dunblan8 Cricket is well-positioned fof continued growth end success. We will continue to prioritise cornmunty engagemen¢ youth development. and inclusivity, ensuring thgt cricket remains accessible to all.
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APPENDLX2 Doune & Dunbiane Cricket SC053064 OSCR Receipts and payments accounts Forth•wod S(ottth Ch6rty REuL)tor 15 oi 2024 31 12 Section A Statement of receipts and payments endab Pgtmanenl Totsifvnd5 ToiollundJl•st nd A1 R•celpt8 Donations 1961 Lewie¥ Grani 3,010 3,17D Receipi¥fromfundrai¥in4artMts Gr03Stradingr8ceWts IneomE from InMentsOrIh& 374 3.416 4155 Rantsfrom lènd & buiWin88 Gross recelpts¢rOmothJrChak8 Af Svbtotal 11350 15.980 sales Procee&sfromsal¢otlxBdass9ts Proceed8fYotn5aLeol mvestments A25ub total Totalrects 12.850 11980 Expense$forlUndiais6E¢IhtieS Gross tr3dln8paymgnts InvEXmerrtrnènagememcosts PayfflentsraLin8ditecdytochafftabie Betviities Grantsand donations 2?¥ 315 eovernance co&t¥.' Auditlindèwdentexamination rirP•p+LIvfioTannuwl accounis Leg8Lcosts heF A3&Jbtatsi 10.884 614 A4 Payrnents re1%tUas0Trd I•1meOYfjntr PurchesÈ8offfix8d8ssets Pureha$ooTinvestmènts A4SubtOlal 614 13,987 N•trnc•lpts/ipAyM0ntsJ 971 1.01$ ASTp•tyslor•tolllr(knlfiJnd 1.Q16
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APPENDIX 3 OSCR Scirttth tharity ReguL Report to the Charity Indep.endent examiner's re trusteeslmombers of Doune & Dunblane Cricket ort on the accounts Regl¥tered ¢harity 5C053064 number On the #GGounts of the ¢harty tor the periofl Period start dale Period end dale M£ 16 Year 2024 2024 to 31 Set out iJn pa9es (rer kj knJL¥Je the Respectiv• 6ponsibilitie8 of trustg8s and examiner The charitys trustees are responsible for the prepardtion of the accounts in aceord8nce with the tem)s of the Charities and Trustee IDv&strnent Iscotlandl 20D5 Act ènd t Chanties Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2006 (as amended). The charity trustees that Ihe audrl requirèment of Regulation 10111 Idl ol the Accounts Regulations ce5 not aptAy.11 ts my responsibility to examine the a(Eounts as required under sethon 44111 Ic) of the Act and to state whether parbcular matters have ¢om8 lo my attention. Basis of independent My examinatK)n is carried out in accordance with Rogulgtion 11 of the 2006 Accovnts examiner's statement Regthab"ons. An examinalrjn indudes a reviav of the accounting record8 kept by the charity and a ci)mparison of Ihe acoNtrnts Pretsd wth those records. It also indudes consideration of any unusual items or di$d0re9 in 1he accounts and seeks explanations fro the Injstees ¢0MIng ary suth matters. The prccedures undertaken do not wovide all the eviden that w0d be reqvwed in an audit and, o)rtsoquonly. I do not express an audit opinion on the view giv by the acrA)unts. Independ8nt oxaminer's In the course of my examinalM)n, m matter has come to rry attenli)n statement which gives m9 r8asonable cause to believe that in any material iespecl the requiremenis.. to keep &counting COrdS in aCcordce wth section 44{11 {al of Ihe 2005 Act and Regulation 4 of the 2006 Accwnts ReguLqtK>ns, and to prepare aco)unts which accord with acco119 records and comdy with RegJiah"on 9 (rf the 2006 Acccunts Regulations have nol been met or 2. to lCh, in my opinion. atttion slM)uld be dra in (rder to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Sign8d- Name: Relevant professional qualificalion(s) or body {if any)= 22 February 2025 Address: 'Plea8e delete the words ift the brdckgtg ifthty ncl 4¥>p. tFthè tlo appty. getout those matterswhth Lx)m8 to attti(fi the fdlowing page. . DSCRwill accept dpjiia ortyped svJnalus
APPENDIX 3 Disclosure section Only complete rf the examiner n8eds to hMJhlight material problems. Giva hore brief detalls of any Item$ that the oxaminÈr wishes to dl$close