Working with and for the people of Woldingham since 1920
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CLUB'S ACCOUNTS OVERVIEW
The Woldingham Village Club produces and publishes two sets of financial accounts annually in respect of the charity, the Woldingham Village Trust (formerly known as the Woldingham Village Institute), and the Club's trading company, the Woldingham Social Club Limited. The Club's accounting or financial year is from 1 January to 31 December. The accounts for the last three years up to 2018 are provided below.
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Since 2011, the Club's finances have been steadily improving in stark contrast to the precarious financial position in which it found itself prior to 2011. Much of this success is largely down to the hard work of the Club's hosts, Neil and Julie Tidmarsh, and the efforts of a dedicated Club committee not to mention significantly increased loyal membership. The work of volunteers in so many capacities also contributed to the Club's great turnaround. Above all, members' continued and growing support has been key.
As a result, many improvements including those to residential accommodation, kitchen facilities, toilets, garden fences as well as general decor have taken place. A major refurbishment of the main lounge areas is planned to take place in the Club's centenary year of 2020.
Woldingham Village Trust
VIEW, PRINT OFF OR DOWNLOAD COPIES OF ACCOUNTS
Click on an appropriate set of accounts icon below to view a PDF version. You may also download and print off a copy for future reference.
2016
2017
2018
The Woldingham Village Trust, the charity, owns the freehold land and property on which the Club is located and is the Club's landlord. These assets are vested with the Official Custodian for Charities so do not appear on the Trust's balance sheet as they are not available for sale without the Charity Commission's agreement.
Woldingham
Village
Trust
accounts
2016
Woldingham
Village
Trust
accounts
2017
Woldingham
Village
Trust
accounts
2018
Woldingham Social Club Limited
Woldingham Social Club Limited is effectively the trading company of the Club and is responsible for the day-to-day efficient provision of services to Club members and patrons. In doing so, it has powers to purchase goods and services, employ staff and to raise revenues to finance these activities and provide for future investment. The Club must always operate in accordance with the Trust's charitable objectives.
Woldingham
Village
Social Club Limited
accounts
2016
Woldingham
Village
Social Club Limited
accounts
2017
Woldingham
Village
Social Club Limited
accounts
2018