Year ending · 5 April 2025
Annual report 2024–25
A quiet year. Income £8,422. Expenditure £0. Reserves carried forward against the bimah work. 12 pages.
Annual reports
Eight short reports, written by the trustees, examined by the accountants.
Every year we file a short annual report with the Charity Commission. We publish the same report here, plus a one-page summary in plain English. Each report is independently examined. Each one lists every grant we made, and the size of it.
Year ending · 5 April 2024
Annual report 2023–24
Seven awards totalling £6,140 across the three programmes; a small Heritage grant funded the start of the archive re-housing work. 16 pages.
Year ending · 5 April 2023
Annual report 2022–23
Anniversary year. Heritage grants made for the conservation of the silver candlesticks. 18 pages.
Year ending · 5 April 2022
Annual report 2021–22
A re-opening year after the COVID-19 closures. A small grant funded the re-printing of the visitors' handout. 14 pages.
Year ending · 5 April 2021
Annual report 2020–21
The pandemic year. The building was closed for parts of the year; the Trust funded minor humidity-control work to compensate for the unheated months. 12 pages.
Year ending · 5 April 2020
Annual report 2019–20
The year the accessible ramp remedial work was completed. The trustees record, openly, the lesson learned. 16 pages.
Year ending · 5 April 2019
Annual report 2018–19
Eight grants totalling £7,820. First grant under the new Education Bursary structure. 16 pages.
Year ending · 5 April 2018
Annual report 2017–18
The year of the accessible ramp installation; the works that, on review, the trustees would later wish to have handled differently. 14 pages.
Older reports.
The Charity Commission's online register holds the Trust's earlier filings going back the full statutory period. Records from before that date are held in the trustees' paper archive at chambers, and can be consulted by appointment. Write to [email protected] if you would like to see something specific.
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