Annual report & accounts · year ended 31 December 2024
Income £954 · expenditure £325 · 11 grants paid · reserve £629 at year end. Filed 24 March 2025; independent examiner's note appended.
Annual reports
As a trust whose income falls comfortably below the audit threshold, we file a single-page receipts-and-payments statement and a short Trustees' report each spring. Both are inspected by an independent examiner and lodged with the Charity Commission. The list below covers the last eight years.
Income £954 · expenditure £325 · 11 grants paid · reserve £629 at year end. Filed 24 March 2025; independent examiner's note appended.
Income £880 · expenditure £310 · 10 grants paid · reserve £570 at year end. Filed 28 March 2024.
Income £945 · expenditure £280 · 9 grants paid · reserve £660 at year end. Filed 31 March 2023.
Income £760 · expenditure £220 · 8 grants paid · reserve £540 at year end. Filed 12 April 2022.
Income £620 · expenditure £190 · 6 grants paid · reserve £530 at year end. A quiet year; coffee morning held outdoors as the Covid restrictions allowed.
Income £820 · expenditure £245 · 9 grants paid · reserve £495 at year end. The year of the late winter cheque; see the Mission page for the honest paragraph on what went wrong.
Income £840 · expenditure £260 · 9 grants paid · reserve £475 at year end. The year Philip Westwood took post as Lodge Almoner.
Income £780 · expenditure £240 · 8 grants paid · reserve £450 at year end. The year of the first emailed dispatch.
A short note from the Trustees
Earlier reports — back to 1963 — are available on request. Write to [email protected] or to the Lodge Secretary, Arthur Penny, at our registered office. The earliest were typewritten on a Hermes 3000; the older ones are photocopies of carbon-paper originals. We will gladly send a copy by post.
All reports filed with the Charity Commission are also available on the public register at register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk.
If a figure here puzzles you
The Trustees would rather answer a curious letter than have anyone leave the page guessing.