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Company Regielratton ttombar 02441StsCbarlty nurnben 702314
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
31 MARCH 2018
(A company limited by guarantee)
ArmstrongWatsorfAtxauntants, Business 6 Finandal Advisers
THE FIVE LAMPS ORtyANISATION
(A company limited by guarantee)
CONTENTS
Reference and administrative details of the charily, lls lrostsas sod advisers
Trastees' report
leds pendant sod Nore' report
Consotkbdsd ststsmsot of fbrsnoial sctivnhrs
Consolidalsd balance sheet
Company bslsnoa Sheet
Consolidated ststanmnt of caab ftowa
Notes to the fhranolal statsmsoto
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company limited by guarantee)
REFERENCE ANO AONIINISTRATIVE DETAILS OF THE COMPANY, ITS TRUSTEES AND ADVISERSFOR THE YEAR ENDED N MARCH 2018
Petr@la Chambers. ChairVlvkrnne Holmes, Vice Chairlen WrightTrevor WatsonIlicheel Pools
Company regietemd number
D24413t 9
Charity regletenm number
702314
Registered oIBce
Eklcn Street, Thcrnsby, Saekton-cn-Tees, TS17 TOJ
Chiel execuuve a%acr
Graeme Oram
Independent auditors
Armstrong Watson AudiN Limited, York House, Thcmftekl Business Park. Norlhallertcn, North Ycrkshke, OLS2XO
Bankers
Unily Trust Bank, Nihe Brlnrgeyphce, 4 Ocseys Bquree. Birmingham, Bt 2WB
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ME FIVE LAIIPS ORGAHISATIOI4
(A eorapany limited by gamantss)
TRUSTEES' REPORTFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2818
The DtreOara&rusbres (the Board) present their report end the finsnctsl slslemsnts of Ihe chsrfiable company(the Charity) far the year ended 31 March 2018 and contlrm Ihat Ihey comply wih cumsnt ~requfrwmsnts, the company's ~ documents end Ihs praviskxw af the kdsst Stalsmsrl afRecammsnrhst Pracfice (SORP) 'Accounilng and Reporting by Chsritkrs' issued in March 2005.
The legal and admlnhtrstkte hfermsfien on page 1 farms part af Ihkr report.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
a. FINANCIAL REVIEW
The total income for Ihe year ta 31 Ilarch 2018 was 82,&23.813 (2017:K2,978,482) s decrease af 7'.Ths Stslement of Financial Activifies for the year, Ihe Balance Sheet es et 31 March 2018 and associated notesare sat out en pages 20 to 44.
8 remains Ihs Beard's htenfian ta hold nol less hsn three manhs eatery cast in tee reserve. This policy Is
monitored quarterly by the Trustees end seeks ta ensure that the Chsrfiy is abh lo manage ls~ in Ihsevent of a sign Scant drop in funding,
The current Iree reserves are broadly inlins wilh the polk Y.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
a. Organlestlonsl structure snd decision making
The DkeckxslTrustees (the Beard) present their repart and the finsnckrl statements of the charitable company(Ihe Char1ly) far Ihs year ended $1 March 2018 end canfirm thst hey comply wfih current stetukxyrequirements, the campany's governing docureenls and Ihe pravbbns of lhe ktlest Stalement efRecommended Pracfice (SDRP) 'Accounting snd Rsporthg by CharEes' Issued In Mach 2005.
The legal snd administrative inl'ennsden an page 1 fonna part of his reparL
Structure, Governance mrd Management
The Five Lamps Orgsniselion b a rsghtered charily snd company Ifmited by guarantee The cmnpsny wssregistered under s Memorandum of Asseckrtkm wtfich esiablshed the abkrcts end powsm af the charfisbls
cern pany and its Articles of Associadan. In he event of the company behg wound up members am required tocostribtfie an amount rot exceeding 81.
The Deeemm Of the CerntnnVy ere alSO Cherky truSteeS far the purpaSSS Of Cherty lew Sad under the COmpeny'S
arfickts are knawn as members of Ihe Management CammEee.
Ths Trustees continuously mview governing docurnerds, The most recent formal amendment ~ by theCharfiy Commkudan was in December 2013 which pmvklsd fer the exkrntdon of~ lo the whale afErgktnd.
In reeegnakXn Of the whollyawnsd s rfinrklbny tradhg company expandhg ite lendhg ~hta Scotland, theTrustees elysed to Iske the proactive slap of regkrbrtng as a Charfiy in Scotktnd. Foficwing dislague with the
Office of the Scottish Charfiy Rsguktter, we agreed a revised wardhg firr the Oh)acts Gauss and a mineramendment tc Defined Terms. This received the required Charily Commission approval snd following Iheappraval of a writlen reSOlulian en 30 Auguet 2017 whch was krdged with Companies Heuee, we rSCSIvedcarfrmafian from the Olfice of he Scetdsh Charfiy Rsgulskr that we were iegkttered wfih effect from 18October 2017 under reference SC047839.
THE FlVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company limited by gvasntse)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (con5nusd)FOR THE YEAR ENSE G 3'I MARCH 20'I 8
Our charitable oh(saki now provide for operation 'within England and Saaffand' to reflect lhe continuedgeographic growth al ths orgsnisatian and its seiv(ces They now read as folkwvs:
The pramaffon for the benefit of ihs public of urban ar rural regeneration In areas af saciel snd scorwmlcdeprivalion, within England and Scofiand. by aff or any of Ihs following means:
e) The relief of finsncisl hsnlship among people living or working within England and Soallard by pnn(dingsuch persons wffh goads andlor servkss which they cinffd not otherwise alford through brck of means;bl The prevention snd relief of poverty by providing educaffon, goods snd ~ lo ffidividuals in read;c) The relief of unemploymenl far the bsnefit of Ihe public in such ways ss msy be Ihovght fit, includingassistance to find employment;
Ths advancement of eiucsbon, training ar retraining particvlarly among sociaffy, economically eralfinancially sxchdad people and the pmvlston af work expsdsnce for unemployed people:e) The provision of financial sssislsnoe, technical assistance, bvskiess advhs or consulbmcy in micr toprovide training and ampkryability for vnmnpkryad people ln cases af linancial ar other charitable need throughhelp in setting up their awn business or to sidsting businesses;f) The cresban af training snd employment opportunities by Ihe prov(slam af workspace, buildings ar lard foruss on favourable terms;g) The prevision of housing for those who srs in conditions of need andior the refurbishment of suchhousing;h) The provkdon of pvbffc health facililies end chikicers;i) The provision of recreational facil@es for ths public or Ihose who by reason of thek. yavth, ags, infirmity ordisability, finaixffid hardship or sadal and eCOnamiC Clravmatanaea, have need af such fadlittss;j) The devskipmant of skss and cspacffy in those living In sodslly and economically disadvantagedcomrnunitias lo enable them to bolter idenfff'y snd help meet their needs and to parlhlpsta mare fully in sodety;aridk) Any other pvrposm currently recognised as charitabhr and any new charitabls purpasss which ere similarto analhsr charitable purpose.
Ths Powem of the charity now stale:
We charity has Ihs power to do anylhing wiuch ils cahuurled to I'uriher ils Object(s) or is conducive ar incidentalto doing so. In psrffcular, the chariiy has the power,a) la raise funds, In doing sa, the charity must not undertake any taxable permanent tradkig activity endmust comply with any relevant statuhry regulallans;b) to buy, take On krsse or in exchange, hke or athsrwiss acquire any property and to maintain and equip itfor uss;c) la ssff, lease ar athervdse dispose of all or any pert of the property belonging lo the chsrfiy. In exercisingthis power, the charity must comply as appropriate wffh secbans 36 snd 37 of the CharSss Act 1993, asamended by Ihs CharSss Acl 2006;d) la borrow money and ta charge the whats or any part af the property btdanging ta Ihe charity as sscurilyfor repayment of the money ~ar as sscunty for o grant ar the discharge of an obligation. The charilymust comply Ss Spprapnsis with sscllans 38 end 39 af the Charifies Act 1993, as amended by tha Chwiliss Aat2005, if it wishes to mortgag land;e) lo ~persia with other chertfies, voluntary bodies and statutory avihortfies snd ta exchange infannaiiansnd advice with tham;f) Io establish ar support any charitable trusts, associabons or inslilvffons formed lar sny of the charffablepurposes Indvdsd in Ihe Ob(eats:g) io acquire, merge with or enter into any partnership or joint venture arrangement with any other charffy;h) lo ssl aside income as a reserve against future expenditure but only in accordance with wriffsn policyabout reserves:I) Io employ and remunerate such staff as are necessary for carrying out the wark of the charity. The charitymsy employ or remunerate a director only to ihe extant it is Permitted to do so by srtide 7 and provided it
compiles wffh the candilians in that aitkfa;j) la deposit or invest funds: employ a professional fund manager snd arrange for the inveslmenls or otherproperly of the charity to be held ki the name of a nominee In Ihs same manner and subject lo Ihs samecondiffons ev the trvstses of a trusl are permitted to do by ihs Trusles Act 20M; and
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THE RVK LASIPS ORGANISATION
(A company limited by guermrtss)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (conllnued)FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCk 2OI 8
k) ta pnwfde indamnily instxance far the directors in accordance with, and subject to the condigons in,
sectian 73F of lhe ChsiIUes Act 1993.
Future ~nce Model
In October 3014, as s cantkivsdari of the Tnistea's review af~govesusice mtd legal sbvcture. IhsTrustees asked the Senior Management Teem to seek appropriate legal advice an alemetlve structures. The~sce review hsd idanliTied three key issues where there wma concerns that charitaÃe aNus was alrrNng factor for the arganlsagan. These three issues ware Fkrs Lamps' abgly la rakre espial through equly-type ktvestmenL Iha chslengs in continuing ta deliver services wlh a Mgh social Sa pact whee pushing at thevery boundaries of charitable aNus, and the need lo increasingly engage Irustees wlh a spechllst kn~,and ta remunerate them.
The review hsd canduded Ihat Five Lamps wavld tska slaps Ia ~e kr io cease being a rsybtsrsdcherly from Aprl 2010.~,as that deckdan was about lo be irrip~ the Senior Management Teanand the Trustees recagnued Ihst tha existenes af aur Irading company, a whol~ subskilsry, cmakvd alass complicated change procmm and was an ahagsther belier fit far the argankiatlan, Isavtig al of aur avartlychmitable Walk kt Ihe cherkeble body wilh e strong thirty year heritage end nallarml reputalian, while Iraneferrlngour lendmg sclvity alongside our empty homes wort krto the trading company.
At 1 Aprl 2010 a number of aur sNf transferred to the Irederg company and Ihe Senior Management Teem endcare support funclons were designated as youp pasilkrns. Three new narvexacuave directors were appafntedto the lading company board. The trading company is naw wall-established and has ambitkrus plans for growth,sscurlnl a svbsisn5al canlract ta deliver unsecured personal loans ki three kxaal aulhadty areas in Scodsad,and Issuing an Investment Memorandum lo raise vp lo KSmgian of capibl for an4eadlng.
Ta provide kurdership, strategic dire@km, challenge and enlrspreneursffp, driving yui business forward,
keeping l under prudent control ead sating rssponsbly ~s employees. slskeholdsrs snd safety es swhale.
Key Responsibggss
1. Managing arganlssttarisl perfonnance snd riskTo continuously develop and review the organisation's strategy, objectives, performance, stetulory complkmceand nsk, eraurtng the measurement of impact on avr customers and commvnlles.2. Leadership arid strategyTo lead Ihe development of the Five Lamps' V'aiao, Vakres and Rralegic Dkecgan.3. Skategia planning and implemerasaaaTa cauda coherent, ~plans mid I nelaMm, monitor parfannance and review ovkxrmes and impacL4, Laadmg and delvsfslg chaflgeTo proectlmly and positively plan far Sbelegia, Imasfarmagarud change and conlrxxxxr service Inpnwement in
The Five Lamps Organkmban's servkm delivery.5. Business Finance Oppartu&iyTo assess and evaluate the kay strategic, financial and commercial appartunlSss and irwestmenl issues facingThe Five Lamps Organisalfon, In the context af the complex poiticsl, ecarmmic, sactologicst, technical sad legalcontext in which it operates,0. Cammunkm donTo pramOle the wark Of The Five Lamps Organkregan to s vararty of external partnere, Stakehakiere andaudiences. Ta pmactivsly prorsate lhe seatsgy snd work af the Board iaemegy7. Building Team and External RelatkmshipsTo develop, maintakt and svpport pmductlve external. Board end Internal netwcAs, parinerships endrelationships Ihat produce posEve outcomes far the arganmelan.8. Equality snd OiversityTo proactlvsly champion equality and diversly in everyttwg thai It and the organ'asiian does, ~rlf in Ihecontext of making people matter and warkstg wlh some of lhe most disadvenlsged peaple kt sccklly. This isinclusive af every aspect of equality - race. mhnic origiln, ralgion or belief. ssx, gender idsnbly and gender
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company limited by gumenbm)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (continued)FOR THE YEAR ENDED St MARCH 2018
reessignmsnL sex oncntatian, disability. sgs. marriage ar civil partnership, pregnancy ar maternity.
At a joint msebng cf the Charily and Trading Company Boards in May 2018, it wss agreed thai moving f~the fug nmgs of Audit 8 Risk items wauid be coven' In respective Board meetings. It wss eisa agreed thatthere would be two joint meetings each year, ta receive the audit findingsimanagement letter and tvtnuslststamanls and review audit performance at one, and to review financial strength and plans snd set budgets atthe other.
In Sepbrmber 2010, the Charity and Trading Company Boards agreed to the establishment of s jointRemuneiason Ccmmitles
Trustee Induction STraining
Trustees ere ~ed ta be become famgar with the work cf the crganisalian in s number af different ways.Trustee induction mkrars aur stsR induction process which is pert af s range af Irwestars in PeopteeccredttadHuman Resource policies.
Trustees eisa benefit from:Regular presentebans from prajsd stalf an each of txx prajectsrprogrsmmes
~ Themsd Stalf/Board meetings when address issues such es marketing and brandilng, organisadcnstculture and working far Five Lamps
Twice-yearly away days lacussd an ~development end beard performance, dwing the year ansaway day focused on suacession planning and risk ssssssmant and another on our future governance model~ Bespoke training to address identttled need and attendance st relevant local, regional and nadcnsfcanfere ncaa.
A structured appraisal syslerx kr in place for Trustees~ The Charity and Trading Cam pany boards have jaint meetings twkxr per annum.
Orgsnlsatlanel Structure
As merdianed above. the Chtutty has a Board af Trustees who meet at least quarterly end ae responsdtte forthe sbategic direction and policy of the charity. Currengy there are 5 members fram a diverse range afprofessional backgrounds. A Char and ViaeChair me appointed annually and here full vallng righls. Thecrganhaltan employs the services af a mtrst te.taker.
Day to dsy responsibility for the pravlsian of services and aperelkrn of the business rests with the ChiefExecutive. The ogsntsatlon hss a strong executive teem which comprises the Chief Executive and two otherExecutive Director positions.
In recognition of ths increased complexity of the orgenlsaiion and Ihe need to matnlah our overdy charitableactivlllss, a trading company, Five Lamps Tradktg Ud which bodes as 'Conduif snd 'Conduit Scotland' wasestablished in 201 2. It kt a whclt~ subsildiary which wN gift aid relevant surpluses ta the Charky. The ralecf the trading company was substantially expanded frere 1 April 2010 in preparation far Ihe transfer ol ajtperaanal Iendatg aCtivlty arXI tl» iSSuing Of an Inveslmsnt Memorandum in April 201 T. Fram August 2018 all ofthe groups personal lending will be disbursed by Five Lamps Trading.
Financial Conduct Authority
Five Lamps wss delighted to be the Iirst UK personal lending CDFI to receive fug Financial Conduct Authoritypermissicas In August 2015, under FCA Reference 555112 snd wss pleased lo note s further landmark ktMarch 2010 when our TratNng Company also received Iul FCA permissions to enable the tending activity of thebusiness to bansfer to the Trading Company ance the new Inveslmsnl was approved
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company limited by guarantee)
TRUSTEES' REPORT {continued)FOR THE YEAR ENDED bj MARCH 2gi g
b. Related party raitdfanshfps
There b are arganlsrdkrn - North East Enterprtse Agencies Umked, which had a tradkig r4afonabfp vAlh FiveLamps, and/or have Five Lamps ststf or Trusbms invdvad at Board level, during the 201 T-18 finwrdel year.There ma na related parbr transacdons in relation to aur Trustees, wha have sll Sed nll returns on request.
c.Risk Management
The Boards of the Chesty and Ihe Trading Company maintain a canlinvaus review of he majar risks ta wtdchthe chardtr is exposed. Where appropriate, systems ar procedraes have been ssbrblished ta mlggste idsnliTiedrisk. The arganbaaan seeks ta menage some of these risks vis transferring risk through s range of insurancecover. The managed risk revolves around the short-term snd nan-recvmng nature af some funding sources.Ota strategic planning is targeted at wbmktg ~ and building a broad project portfolio whkh has a rangeaf funders. rather than being grant-reliant, Internet ccnbab are in ptaaa end sre subject la arvtual audit usingcompliance and subsbrntfre kretlng.
There are currenby faunssn ksy risks areas kfantified snd monilored, These are:
Succession PlanningThe Impact of Welfare ReformThe Impact of BrexltFailure la Deliver Externally-Funded Co~~ntrsClsThe Im pact of Cvts in Pubtb SpendingFailtxa la Secure Future Finarxm inclvdrrg Social invsstrnsntLass af Prana CantrackrFalura lo Manage Asseis EffscyvsbF4ture la Deliver Customer SafisfecoonFaille ta Demonstrate Social ImpactFaikac ta MairNaln Rcpvtalian S Trusted BrandFailure ta Comply with Regubdory Requ tamentsFailure ta Plan FarfRespand Hfecfivelyto any Major InddentFalura to Maintain ~Gavsnmnce Includhg Board SkilbFature to~Update ~Plans Ik Grawlh StrategyFabvre ta Manage a Number of Smail Events Qccuntng Simultaneously
The outcome of Ihe June 2016 mferendum on EU rnembsrsh p snd the potential turbulenas st the economy andfuture funding for organisslions Ige Five Lamps added a new range af risk krsues krr the bushssa. TheTrustees have asked far mgvhr updates on lhe kn pact of 'Brexk'. nat laeat ea wa have recendy been ~Iin acaessing Ihe Yeuk Ernpkryment Inibabve which is European 4nded and have some krrther exposure taESF and ERDF an enterprise pragrsmrses, In the past twshte months we have seen extensions to thesecontracts but we stil rsmsm mindi'ul af our expostsa,
A Heallh ik Safety Committee which has both slalf and trustee membership meets ragvlarly to ensure statutorycompliance acmss all af aur buiklings. All cf our sutHxmbsclors must sagsfy a heallh and sabrty check, Thenatwa of aur aervfcss, wldch ollen work wilh the mast dbsdvankrgsd snd msrglnalbed groups, ar with youngpeaple, nacesskate either af the hva levekr af dbdasure, All af ou stall' appainkaenta are avb jr|at tc s4bkrctcryenhanced dbdasure.
Our twvrsncs cover spans pubac and arsplayers Iebiltty, praliasskrn4 Ixbrmnity, dinrctcra snd alficars liability,
bald yrga and contanta Snd SpeCiaibt cover SuCh aS lik ftstaietkms and a dimbing wall. These me sll subject Iareview end market brsdng on a regular basis.
During the year We undarkek Spaoifb audka On CamptkmCe wiyt edent lagialalian, making S number afsweslmenls and changes as required. We rdso carry aut a ccnknuaus audk of our HR pojckrs snd proceduresIhmughaut the orgenisatkm, wkh apscialbt support from Craner Assist
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company Smiled by guard«tee)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (continued)FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 MARCH 2818
d, PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES
2D17-18 wss s bsrxrfilonst yssr for the organisation as we geared up fcr Ihe final phase cf Ihs transfer of aurlending ac«vlty to the trading company. We found the Iimescsls from issuing the investment prospectus untfisuccessful completion and draw dawn af Ihe naw capital to bs frustrating. ~r, the outcome, a Efimfilioninjection of capital far an4snding rewarded «xs patience ss we brought in nine new aacial invar to«s snd it will betransfcrmsfional far our personal lending aclivity moving f~.We ssw changes to our service portfolio snd sane stgnifrcant chafienges, where nwised commissionerpriori«as and policies ware often vnhslpful and ssw targets shitt. often to the dsblment af our customer groups,This was wnply evidenced in the con«nusd refocusing of both New Enterprise Afiawsnce and Start Up Leans.where we believe that the original ethos and targets have been lost as the government has reduced the capitalsvailabls and mavsd ta a British Business bank-funded modeL
Our work cantinuss to have a real rdsvanca in Ihe angaing eoonamlc dlmata, irrespective of the funharcansbidion af public spending at na«ansi snd local krvels. We rsm«dn focused on a langar-term gael of buildinga stronger balance sheet and to generate s grsabw proper«on of revenue from our own assets. There areundoubtedly fewer tender snd grant apportvnitknr coming «dong far cur sector and this Is unlikely to change any«me soon.
Like many other organisations in our sedor we retain a keen interest in the ongoing Brsxlt aanvsrssthn. Theuncertainty aver the likely contlnuaiian of a range of in«halves previously funded from EBF and ERDF sources iarecognise«es s risk in aur risk register. Cur exposure lo s downturn in funding from European sources isIlmfied and we have dear plans in pbrcs
Last year we reported that we hoped to see stgnificant progress on iha government's Life Chances agenda.This body ol wark is founded on Ihs work of Ihs Centre for Boclat Justice's 'Five Pathways to Poverty' (familybreak«own, educational fail«ss, addidicn. serious personal debt and worklessnsss) snd we were aware ofaign6cant Cabinet office Irrterest in aur work, nol just in the finanoial inclusion spaoe. We also hosted a visitImm Ihe Inclusive Economy Unit during the year ln the event we have seen Iifits tangible progress.
That Said, there ia a hvgely pcaitlva enabling framework around the finsncial Induaicn agenda and bath FfvsLamps an«Five Lamps Tradinq are well placed to capital«re
In 2017-18 we schiaved or made significant progress loward the large majority of aur strategic objsc«vss.
An oparaling loss af 8388,430 after provisions snd bsd debt writaaff.
We naw emplay 102 peOple aarOSS the grOvp (87 laSt year) with 61 employed by the Charily and 41 by theTrading Cam puny.
Over 18000 people accessed cur services and support in 2«17-18.
The following is a list of schievsmenls across both the Chsrtly snd Trading Company over Iha year. These spanihe breadth of our business and many «ss refiectsd on in greater dstsfi later in this report.
The Trading Company findtse«a 85millicn irwestment rates and drew dawn the first tranche af thatcapital for on4anding on 30 July 2018.This irwestment, ihs largest ever single deal for a UK community financaorganbatlcn will ensbfa us Io make 100000 loans over Iha dx years of the irwestment.
We we working to create a nsw Enterprise tean fund and have submifisd sn application to Ihs BrNshBusiness Bank to be sccredked to the Enterprise Finance Ouarsnhm scheme.~ The Youth Employment Inifisttve contract (YEI) hss been extended. We await final confirmatian oftimsscales etc.
Five Lampa Trading Limited Sucoeaafufiy secured full Finsncktl Conduct Autharlty perrniaalons In M«sch2018~ The Charity has compbxed the first year as jafnl accountable body alangside aur frIends at theCcrnerhauss youth project, in Youth United Stockton (YUS).
We have launched 'Wvll Money', the Inert of our planned 30 'Finance Fcr Cifiss' Ini«atlves across thecaunby.
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company gmitsd by guarantee)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (continued)FOR THE YEAR ENDED 81 MARCH 2818
The first Care Ouality Commission inspection visit to our Home Cere service resugsd h an ovendI ra5ngof Good',~ The ERDF Entsrprhe cantmct hss been srdsndsd unbl 2021, ensuring that an~oflar remainsvary much a core element af the vnxk of the Cherly.~ Canduit Soclland issued ls 1000lh ban h July 2018 and ih welHplacad for furlher growlh.~ The Charity hss began delivering a Breakfast Club at South Thomaby, which wll run every day of schoolhaadsys, rsacgnising Ihst holiday hunger is a signigcant hsue in rxx ocmmunides Support fram camparies like
Asda and Warbwtons has been irwelusble as has the work af vdunlesrs and aur own staff.~ Our Home Care service secured lhe contract tc pravids Ihe 'Haspkal Discharge' servhe for palentsreturning hams fram NarthTaes hosplal. Thh complements Ihe gresl work of otv Home Frws Hosplsl tssm.~ Five Lamps are now mernberS Of Miohael Sheen'S 'End Hk)h COSI Credit' Alkrnce. He~mentkmedus an The One Show; The Last Lsg and In a number af cher media appearances.~ Its been a faw yearn since ws refurbished 49 Empty Homes in Caunty Durham and Darlngton. TheCommunity Hcushg Fund hss ncw been launched and we are evsluslng haw we might develop a bid, elhsr anour own or In partnerstvp,~ WeVe signed a partnership egreernerrt with Iha CDFI 'Purple Shoots' lo start lending in South Wales andare in conversagcn wlh ~partners h Liverpool snd London Ico.~ We are wcrkhg wlh Stockton Council lo further expand the sodsl Indus(cn work within Home Carewllhh the scope of the ongoing pilot.
The Charity is now~with Ihe Oflce of the Scolish Chert ty Regvtsim.~ We are sgl acdvsly looking far funding appartunides to deliver mare at The Youthy, The BuldingCommunities Fund has been launched by the Big Lcaary Fund and ii has a youth alrand which we are
hg.~ We ara now into Ihe ninlh year af delivering 'Hslphg Hand' for 10 heal aulhorlbss snd dosktg in onQ}m ilian of loans.
Our Vkgin Money funded employablly programme b exoea&g ils targets and is anchor excelhetexample of the need for iraansive suppart for those furthest from Iha Job market. .
We are s5l building the business case for an sltsrnalve use for aur Etdan %rest hesdquarters, warkhgwlh external plannhg Conaultarxa and Servloe cammarrxoners.
During 2017-fg we were not able io offer the Enterprise hans that we had proviausly. Since Ihe RsgionraGrowth Fund capilsl which ran fmm 20134018 we have been looking to secure an addilhnal tranche of capital,We had hoped ta access ERDF bgacy ftxtds and were indeed SignpOSted h thai fundhg raule. When wesubmitted Ihs business case la lhe Tees Valley Combined Authority we were advised Ihat they had natidsntlfhd any need for an addBansl pot af errtsrprtse cspihi. They painted cut that there hr access lo theNcrthem Pawamauae Investment Fund, but we remain s\nrngly of he view Ihat Our prapaaed Teee VeleyEnterprhe Fund dkt eddmss cangnued market falure and provkle support to nsw and early Ife businesseswhhh would nol be ellglrkt far NPIF.
It ls dlsapprinlhg that we ara rxxrently unable to olfer leans to support our startwps. h an5cl pagan of returning
to the marketplace sooner raker than briar we have made en epplica5on to the British Business Bank lo berey'stored under the Enlerprise Finance Guararaee scheme. The scheme had been cbsed to new applhsgcnsfor a number af yeas and its reopening wll enatic marly business lending cDFIs to receive first kes cover anIhek loans. Our coleagues ~in the sector who have had access lo EFG throughout, have reparlad lssignificant value over the yearn.
We canlinued to deliver New E~ Allowance menloring and access to fvwnoe during Ihe year, Thereentering service was retendered durhg 2018-17, behg retained by Galsshead Coundf. The operation of thecontract remshs prabhmabc with incansislent and feigng referrals fram Jabcvntrss aiangsids s sub-cpgmalpayment pratie. We no kmgsr make NEA loans directly, The nsiicnsl service kansfernxl to Newrdde from April
2017 and then lo BFS tater In Ihe year. It ts a continued frustrathn for us to note the dedine in ihe NewEnlerprtse Alcwsnce pragmmme since aur role as the lead for NEA loans in the North East and Yorkshireunder the original 2012-2014 ksmdan of Ihs service. Under aur welch, nearly one in gve such krans negonsllywarn made by ourselves.
We sara saw he end af aur Start Up Loans contract in Memh 2018. Lending achvity had reduced with acornbkurgcn Of the mininurn kmdlng standards Imposed by SULCo end fewer refsnsb frwn aur partners in theenterprise sector.
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THE FIVE LANlPS ORGANISATION
(A company Iimtbrd by guarmttee)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (continued)FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 NNARCH 2018
Our emptoyebtlfiy affer reduced markedly at the erid af the Work Programme eub-contract with People First atIhe end of June 2017. Since Ihen we have delivered three spectfic InNstivee tsrgefing those furthest from thejob market, the Brst with funding support fram Wsrburtone, the second supported by Trans Pennins Expressarid the third by the Virgin Money Foundation. These have demonstrated the value of intensive, yst non-standard, support in accessible community ssNngs. We also crmfinus lo deliver the Youth Emptaymem initiative(YEIj vie a sub-contract to Ihe accountable body Hsrtlepoal Coundl,
The Youthy remains the focal point for open access youth work locally. We have ncw passed, and celebrated,the first anniversary of YUS (Youth United Stockton), where we are joint accountable body far open accessycvlh esrvkae across the Borough of Stockton, alongside The Ccrnertwuea Youth Project This partnemhip isworking pargculariy wefi snd the local authority ss service cammissilcnsrs are sxlrsmely ssfisfwd with lhepmgrese made erid the vistbfitty of the ncw brand. A number of spscNc service devetopmenL Including stafftraining, and quality assurance developments have already been introduced,
In efowxnbsr 2018 ws commenced delivery of e new Domiciliary Hams Care Bervke Pilot vie contract toStacktoncrt-Tees Borough Council. The new service is designed to uRise e social enterprise model whichprovides considerable added value. The service hse grown Ihraughout Ihs lest twelve rrtonthe bul is sfifi at thestage where It hss not reached suNcient scale to cover ths fixed rxwts of delivery snd we remain Inconversafion with the service commissioner, In May 2018 we took on the delivery of Ihe CrxmtNs HospitalDischarge service which is primarily targsM at lhe prevention of delayed die~ed blocking. Thisbcroughvrfde servfce hss obvious syriergiss wkh both aur Home Cere snd Home Fram Hospital services endcovers up to fourteen days past-discharge suppart.
At the conclusion of the Council's procurement process for Ns Care At Home Fm~, the current pilot wssextended, It remeirW Surly deye far Our SerViCS and We are mindful Of the Ikxited margina On dSNVery Of SuCh aservice. Thh Is very rsuch a national issue but ht one that our Board rsa heavily focused cn. We are in regulardialogue with the commissioner.
The Goad ovsraN rstirig fram the Care Quality Commission fallowing aur Inibal inspection in March 2018 was spcsithre endorsement of the work undertaken by our stuff snd pertnem in setting up Ihe service and thecammltmenl of aur carws and the wider leam. We have acted on the rscommendagons in tbs report.
The nsw Home Care service bas seen us create aver 30 new Jobs. Ths targe meJcrftyof these jobs have beenfifieri by lcoel peaple, with many being recruited thmugh e new sector-baaed wark aCedemy which we haveestablished with local partners, Including Bhckton Riverside Cogsgs.
The Home from Hospital service was estebtfshed in October 2017, supporting people on discharge fram thelocal general hcspket back into their own hams. This is funded vte Ihs Health Initiatives Fund end the iniTial
twelve month furtding has been extended for a further six months dus to the sucasss of the service
Both ourselves and the Counci are keen lo see further developments in saatst activities within the scope af thepftat. Io sdd further value far our service users snd the wider fainify,
We have been in discussion around the potenthl redevelopment of our heed office at Eldon Street into erespite, rehsbililtatlon snd assessment facility which has obvious synsrgles with aur Hams Cars arid HospitalDischarge services, We have worked up a proposal end have had informal dialogue with commissioners. Thereis a review in progress sl commtssioner4evet of tttefr future rtesde end at the canctusktn of that work we will
formally present our proposal. This potential investment wI exceed 82rrrillfan.
Our personal lending ttervics made just under 7000 loans In 2017-18 talafiing over K4,4mglion. This represerrisac38'Yr increase in loans made and ts approximately 2ty% of Ihe UK CDFI delivery.
We kxrusrt our 78000th unsecured personal loan In November 201 7 snd have txtassd over 230mfifian of totallending ektce making our first loan in 200&
The Investment Memorandum hsued in April 2017 ssw us raise gfimfilirm af rww capital fram nine of the UK'spremier social investors, This capital wR enable cEKlmfiltcn of lending over ils life and ses us make over
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATlON
fA company limibxf by guar«t tssj
TRUSTEES' REPORT {continued)FOR THE YEAR EllOED 31 MARCH 2818
100000 bans, The initial draw dawn of 81.5mllbn Ioak place on 50 July 201 5, TNs invsstmsnt is the Isngsst-ever in a UK personal lending CDFI and iegscb the exceptional progr«w made by Ihe orgenkrsfion as a leadingaltarns8ve lender. The invsslmant vAII shia enable a slap change in the markebng of aur loans an a natbnalbasis. The raising af thai invastmcnt was iaada possible by s 'Big Potential' grant from Ihe Igg Lottery Fund,exaeganl Support fram Social Finance and high-Cueity prO banO legal SuppOrt from Simmons IL Simmons. Ourinvestors bensfified fnsm pra bono lsgaki from Afian & Ovary.
Our lendbg asfivity in Ihe early perl af 2018-18 wss resbicted by the wait ta drew down the new espial. Wewere rscyclbg repsynwnts received fram April b July. During lhe fstlsr part of 2017 we were pergculsrlygrskvfuf lo ths coniinued support af Unfiy Trusl Bank. When it bsc«ae dear that wa would not be reaching thedraw down af ttw new cspfisl io the tiraascale earlier arwiseged, we extended ow facility wilh Unity by a furtherQi80000, to give us Ihe ~capital requied ta meet Ihe demand for credit at Christmas, This enabled us tomake 21.8mgion of loans In the tsn weaks bsfixs Christmas 2017.
We have been sxbsmely pleased wfih the progress made in delivering Ihe COFI contract b Fife, Falkirk andWest Lagfian, under ths Conduit Scotland branding. We opened the four shops In Falklrk, Bathgeta,Dunfermgna and ~y. during July and August 2017. The success af Conduit Scogand hss not ganaunnoticed north of the border and a number of alhsr baal authcrfilas have expressed an interest.
As we have been expbrlng the rww mates b market that we need to substenfially scale up our lending with Ihenew I~L 2 hsd becorm apparent that best branding hav a rob to pkty yt Ihst growth. Ws have anaSPiralian ta bufd a nafiOnal Programme Called 'FinanCe FOr Citea' WhiCh We hape might hSVa 30 brandedportals by the end of 2020. These partab would bryrg other harding providars af affordable credit savbgv, bankeccaunls sic to tha labia. In July 2018 ws fitunchad the first of fiwse, 'Hull Money, wilh gw strapline 'A Cultureat Fairness', Convarsagons are ongoing with a number of ether bcal suthoNias. Tha delivery model utifivas thaFCA braker permktsbns af the Ch«ity end the suppll«s Inc@de Ihe Trading company (Candufij. ss wsfi ssleading hausshokl geode CDFI Fair For You, the successful and bnfFsstsbNshed Huf & East Yorkshire CredfiUnion and the challenger bank U Account. Wa hops to add further supplbrs in dua course. This madelis verymuch ki tune wfh the FCA High Cost Credit Review c«wufisfion.
The Atfordabkr Lendyig Portal project whbh came aut of s Cabinet OfficefCDFA rsvfirw and was launched as spfiot in September 2018, hsa stalled somewhat in the hist twelve montiw. Thir, 8 largely down to Ihe need forslgnificant systems-based invasbnent which ls currenfiy beyond the resources of the five partklpsfingcommurNY landers. Various funding applications have not yielded success, Wa continue to work ~valywith ixr parln«s et Expert«i and ws «s hopeful that there Is s bng-tarm future fior ths portal partbularly if it
can be intagralsd wshki ther range of products and services. The taksav«of Clearsaxe cauld enable tha
panel ta have acaass lo dose to 10 mifibn customers.
There has never been a more posBve enabfing cankud ln the fiakl af affordable credit as that we find st prasankFive Lamps is adtvely engaged in a number of the kay ~fions currsnfiy tsfdng pleas In Iha RnsncialIndusion space st present and wg strive to bring that benefit to sg of lhe geographies Ihat we cover. Thesecanvarsafions span at nafionsl ktvsi, The Treasury and others h government who «e genuinely interested ln
aur work, and tha Bank af England who continua ta express conc«n at tsvats ol' over-indebtedness. We havebeen active in the contxdtatbn and evidence prooeam around the FCA High Cost Credit Review. We warsdsfghlsd that their Cansufisfion Paper issued ln May 2018 made strong references to Ihe need for momellsmafiva bndars, like aursafvss, and highfighlad slrongar roles for bcal author%as and sodai landlords. Webefeve that aur Suggested deliVery madel b entirely Canaialent wilh gia FCAs ambition arel that heirConsultation Paper is a~l endarssment of the 'Fbence Far Cfiiss' concept.
Our ma~ is bskig reshaped by the near 2mBan people who were formerly cusiam«s of Wanga;BrightHouse; ProvidenL. Money Shap and others. Far many of those customers, impacted by the unintsndtbcanssquencs of ntguktgan and changed business models, we represent Ihe only affordable apfion.
In February 2018 txr governmenl anrxxincsd that 555millbn af Dannant Accounts money would be comingavafiable to address finandal exduslon. In early August 2018 Iha government announced that a newkxlapandant body would be sstsblfthad la dblrbuts the funding, vdthsi fitstr newly-published civil BadsiySlrategy. The government wg direct funda far the aalabliahment af a new Fbencial Induabn oiganbidbnresponsible far depbytng the funds. It wlfi prlmargy address tha prabism of ecctws ta sNardsble credfi and
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company limited by grmrantea)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (continued)FOR THE YEAR ENDEB $1 MARCH 2016
aliematlves. They recognise that there are organieslions like ourselves who are sodal alternafives lo high costcredit and which pramote financial resilienaa in customers as well as helping to cover short-term expenses. Thisfunding wll help the affordable credit sector to grow and support alternates, lhrough bath irwestmenls ardgrrmts thol support existing end rww orgerisefirmsIt is hoped Ihat lhe nsw independent body will bring in cofunding fram a range of investors, including the privatesector. It will also build parlnershlps wffh the ether organisetlons working hard lo develop this space, indudingthe Finandal Conduct Authority. the Financial Induskm Coinmisstan, the End High Cast Credit Afilance, and thecharity sector more widely. The orgenlssilon wNI develop strelagic partnerships with housing associations, aspotenfial partners who deal with many customers al risk af financial exdusion. The direction for Ihis funding wasreached falhwlng en extensive evidence gathering and engagement exercise which indudsd focus groups withindividuals sutferktg fram financial exdueioc, workshops with lhe sectors responding lo these issues es well asmainatrearn fiinandel insUtulions, and input from the Indusive Economy Psrtnersrrtp. We look farward tacontinuing aur active engagement in the development of this excifing agenda.
We cantinue to deliver 'Helping Hand', the North East Regional Private Housing Financial Assistance Service onbehalf of Ien NE Local AutharNes. The current contract runs lo April 2016 wilh Nwr potential for a one-yearexlenslon before the reed to re-terder Now in its tenth year Ihe service has now made just under 900 loanslolefilng dcee to 28mflian. We wlfi be discussilng the future of the programme with the psrfidpsfing localauthorNes and looldng to develop some innavadve models for ils continuation as the loan funda recyde.
Quality Assurmtce
Since 2KI3 Five Lamps hss facused strongly on service quality and the associated hvestment in the persanaland prafssskmal development of our ~rce. Our inifisl Matrix accndfisfion has been followed by l~ In
People, Customer First, Ofsted, Flnsndal Conduct Authority and, since Odober 2016, Cree QualityCarxmission rsglslrafion for aur new Hams Care service, While changes in aur service portfolio have meantlhat we no longer require Matrix or Ofsted inspecUon, we conUnue to take pride in aur Irwestors in People Gold(sktce 2810) and Customer First accredllatlan. We were reaccrediled by Customer First in July 2016 and wereresccndited fcr a third time as meeting Ihe IIP Gold standard in September 2016.
We wart delighted to receive a Gaod ruling from the Cere Qusyty Commission in March 2018.To achieve Ihkr
rating st our fkst inspecfion rsfiscts cansklsrable credit on our management and stair.
Sadal Impact Reporfirrg
The orgsnisatlon remains committed to the regula pubthafion af impact reports. Indeed it is a condition of aurnew investment Ihai we do so and we wlfi be working with aur investors lo deliver Ihsse lo the format arxlfimescakr that has been agreed.
We wiN publish an orgenisafiorrwide impost report in December 2018. This will enable us to indude aur HamsCare service, Conduit Scafiand. Youth United Stockton and the automated lending model for the flrsl time.
PLANS FOR THE FVTURE
e. Strategic direction and future plans
Five Lamps has continued to position itself at the leading-edge of ils seder(s) erd ta plan strstegtcetly far lang-term growth. The Semor Management Team and both Boards keep themselves abreast of developments atnational. regions! snd local level across a broad range of themabc issues.
Thle year hae Seen reel progress in terms af same af our stretegN prlorffles and, indeed, same frualratlons as enumber of things have not moved ~as quickly as we hed haped. There we stiU some major chstlangssfacing aur sector as Brexb rsoves ckrser and the ongoing austerity in publh sectar spending cantinues to pktcepressure an commisxiloners, restrkfing tender opportunities and grant avsfisbttty. Even where there arecoruracls these are often hard to lleliver ss changes to rules. client eligibfity, changed comrnktsiacer riskappetite. Ihe need for us lo cashfiow the programme and restricted margins come into play. Qn other contradawe sre rrat in central of dient referrals ar programme marketing.
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THE FIVE LAMPS OROAINISATION
(A company limited by gumentee)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (cangnuedjFOR THE YEAR EROEO $1 MARCH ggt 8
We tee canginuelly reminded that we need Io buiM Ihe respecgve bsltmae sheets of the Irarfing company andthe Charity, cantinukrg the move sway fmm refisnce an contracts ta take central of aur own faire.
The success in raiserg Efimfilkrn of new capital far on lending snd the support of nine leading cecal Imrssexs ha powerful ~ent af our standing as s group end a recagnifion of aur palenfisl ta move on ta a nationalfooting, The advent of Canduit Scotland; 'Hull Money ' and aur 'Finance For Cges' ambfiions are hugelyknportant ta that dkscfion of travel, as is thc partnership wkh frxr alber commvnfiy landers snd Eysrisn in thsAffordable Lending Portal, The~of lhasa wR be determined, In no small part by our abiRy to market ourservbes befier in the htvre. hduding via TV end sockrt media.
Last year we sold «rst the Iyatssst challenge for us in the slrslegic window is ta secure the capital of up loE10mfillon which wfit take us to s position af longterm financia suslalnebfi fiy with a cspadty lo make upwards of250gfi hans per annum. We sre hafiway there and have already started making the case for the next Kgmgian.The mast obvious sources sra the RSSmfifian af Dormant Accounts rxonsy snd tha emerging force of the EndHigh Cast credit Agktnce. we also have the strong end Iorspcbrnding relationship wlfit Unfiy Trvst Bank, ThereIs huge raassursnae in our quest for tyawth In that ws fit the strategic prianTkrs of central ~nt; the snll-povsrly snd financia irrdusion strategies of laasl svtharitkrs snd the social houskrg sector, he asptrstkm af thsFinancial Conduct Autharky ta see more alurrnatlve credit beaming available; the concerns af the Bank ofEngland around Over-ktdebtedneSS and perhape mOSI Imparlenfiy, the tncnursmg needs of fiuxre people in aurcommunifies that are simply unebls lo access mainstream finenaal sarv has srxl alfantsbls credit.
In ths following we have highfifihtsd our strategic prtariTiss.
Securing growth end building our service portfolio by aspitsliskrg an cxu strengths in ctxrsnt pravkrIan, tendsrlngfor new work snd considering sbstsgkmfiy sppiapnsm mergers snd acquisifions.
Sscudng brrgs-scale Irwcstmcnt/ sactel irwsstmsnt from spsctstht sources. including banks, socbrl investors,crowdfunding and institulians.
Growktg a new COCreghiarsd 'Care' divkrion wifich Inckxkrs s domicifisry servias snd sxplcnnfi passfirtifiss in
Ihs Exlrs Carel rssidsnfird ssclar.
Measuring the sactsl, economic snd financht Impact of our business snd pubfshing annual Social Impact
Expending ovr Empty Homes wark by developing a porlfalb of new and mfu*krhed proparteN, raisingInvestment af up to Otmillkrn.Continuing ta Invest In our people and our Infrastructure —funcfionsfiy suitable premises; carrtsmpamry IT;soaisl media; bufiding new mOdele Of public Servkxre,
Seaming substantial scale asset transfer ta open up further apparlunfiisa far asset-backed inrsstmsnL
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THE FIVE LANNPS ORGANISATION
(A company limited by gumantee)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (continued)FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2015
Strategic direction and Future pimm
Dur Mission - To Transform Uvss, Raise Aspirations and Remove Barriers to Social, Economic 4 FinancialIndusion
Dur Business - A ne5anslty-recognised charkabkr business ~with excluded individuals and families in themost disedvrmbrged communities.
Dsgvsrsd Through:-Trusted BrandQuality Assured ServicesMaking Psapls MshecSuportar Contract PerfonnanceMeasured Social ImpactSocial InvsstmsntSkNed tt Mathrsted WarkfarceBcpsnding Geographic ReachRevenue Generated via Stranger Brdance Sheet
Making Peapbr Matter~ Treating peopkr with rasped
Releasing potentialKeepkrg congdenUsgtyEnabling end empoweratg people to help themselvesChaNsnging self-psrosp5ons and sreoursglng self-worth
Perfonrwncs Matters~ Slrenglh af perfonnance wins contrada
Taking personal sccountab Sty wilhln delegated authorityMeintstnlng high standards, sklNr, oredibiity and ethicsDemonstrating personal, individual and team cornmdment to~goalsRespecting and promodng a positive ~ cugureEveryone contributes ta the 'bottom line'
We are a5 Five Lamps ambassadors
Quality MattersAssuring quality end achieving contemporary quality standardsPursuing end achieving con5nuous servtm improvementIrwssling in our people, our systems snd rxe buildegsMerksdng and promoting aur products and services effscthwly
Making Communities MutterUnderstandkrg cammun5es and their needsEnabling access lo services vis s range of routevrate embracing 21st century krchnolo9esInduding everyone and removing ~hic bordersDesigning new services lo mast identiTnrd needRegenerating communNes —rsstadng the sense of 'place'
Measuring Impact MattersProducing regular Sadsl impact ReportsMeasuring customer end sbrkehdder experiences end feedbackCogec5ng sadal, performance and environmental data across ths fus range of our busktessPublishing a range of goad news stories and cess studies
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANSATION
(A company limited by guarantee)
TRUSTEES' REPORT (continued)FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2018
TRUSTEES' RESPONSIBILIT)ES STATEMENT
The Trusless (who are rdso directors af The Five Lamps Orgsnhaiion far lhe~ uf company Isw) areresponsible for prepsrng Ihe Trustee' report and the hnanckd statements iln acconfarce wilh appdcatde Iawand United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United IGngdam Generafiy Accepkrd Accauntlng Practkxr).
Company hw srqts'ms the Trustees lo prepare flnandat statamsrds for each financial year. Under company law
the Trustees must nat approve the finandsl stahments unless they are saksfied lhst they give a Irus snd fair
view of the suds of afi'airs of the chsritabkr company snd the group and of Ihs iroaming resources and
spplhatian of resources, hcluding the income snd expenditure, of 0» chsrNabls group for that perkrd. In
preparing these fiinencisl stabrments, Ihe Trustees sre requkod to.
sekkd suitabkr accounting pafialea and g»n apply them conststerNy:
~ absevs Ihs methods and princtpkrs In ee CharIOrs SORP;
make judgments snd accounting estimates that wo ressaruibls mid ~prspwe Ihs finsucist ststemeiNs an the going concern bash unless it ls Ina~ lo presume that ihsc~gnat wg cordhue in operation.
The Trusless are responsible far keeping adequate wxxrunting reaards that sre sutfoiant ta shaw and expkdnthe charitable company and lhe group's Irsnsactions and dhckrse wfih reasoi»bte ~st srry One thefinancial paiddan of lhe chsrksbls group snd enable them to ensure Ihat Ihe flnsnckd ststsments comply with
the Coinpaides Act 2D06. They are eisa responsible far safeguarding the ssssls of ths chsrSabh corn pony sndlhs group and I»ncs for iakkig nrssunsbls steps far the prevention snd dataclhn of fraud snd olhsrkregutsriTies.
DISCLOSURE OF INFORNtATIOiq TO AUDITORS
Each af the pemons who sre Trustees st Ihe lime when thh Trustees' report is approved hss confirmed that:
~ so fsr as that Trustee is aw»o, there is no raknisnt audit information of whhh the chsrlsrbts group's
sudbss are unaware, snd
~ If»t Tmatee hae taken all the Stepa that ought to have been taken as a Trucwe In Older la be awWe Of
any relevant au4t information and lo eslsbllsh that the chsrksble gruiqr's audikirs ers aware ol thatkrfarmsOrn.
AUDITORS
The auditors, Annskoug Wstsoii Audit Limited have indicated thsk wllingnsss to cantkius in oflice. TheDesignated Trustees wg propose a molkm rs-appolndng ths audfiors at a meeting of the Trustees,
This report wss approved by the Trustees, an aad signed on their bshslfby:
P ChambersTrustee
T G WatsonTrustee
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company gmited by guarantee)
INOEI ENOENT AUOITORS' REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OP THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
OPINION
We have audited the finsnckd sratemsnbi of The Five Lamps Organisalion (Ihe 'parent charity') and ilssvbskfiaiias (the 'grovty) far Ihs year ended 31 Marrfii 2018 which comprise the group Consolidated statementof finandal acfivifies incorporating Income and expenditure account, the gmup Conscfidated balance sheet, lhegrovp Consafxtstsd statemenl of cash flows and Ihe rekrtsd notes, kictvdtng a summary of significantscocunfing policies. The financtal reporting framework that hss been spplfied in their prspsrafion is applicablelaw and United Kingdom Accauntlng Standards, inctudktg Finanrfiat Rsparfing Mandard 102 'The FinancialReporting Standard applicable M the UK and Republilc of Ireland' (United Kingdom Generafiy AcceptedAccounting Pracfice).
In our opinion Ihs financkd sbdaments:
~ give a true and fair view of ths state cf the group's and of the parent chsrtlabla company's affairs ss at 31March 2018 and of lhe group's incoming resources and spplicafion of resources, including its income andexpsndfivre for the year then ended;
~ hsva been prapsrly prepared in aooordancs wik United Kingdam Genersfiy Accepted AccountingPradice; and
~ have been prepared in accordance with Ihe requirements of the Com paniss Act 2ML
BASIS FOR OPINION
We conducted our audit in accordance with international Standards on Auditing (UK) (ISAs (UK)) and appficeblelaw. Our rssponslbfiges under Ihose standards are further described in the Auditors' respansibififias for Ihe audficf tha financial statements section of our report, We ws independent of Ihe group in accordance with the ethicalreqvrsments that rse relevant la aur audit af the financkd statements In the United Kingdam, induding theFinancial Reporting CounciTs Ethhal Suutderd, and we have fulBlsd our alber ethical responsibilities in
accrxdance with these requirements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is suifident andappropriate to~a basis for rxa opinkin.
CONCLUSIONS RELATING TO GONG CONCERN
Ws have nothhg to report in respect of the~matters in rstatkin to whkh the ISAs (UK) require us loreport to you where=
~ Ihe Trvsbms' vse of Ihe going concern basis of accounting In the preparation of the financial statementsis nct appropriate; or
~ Ihe Trustees have not dkrdossd In the finsnckd siatsmerds any klsntifisd material vncsrhiinlies thai maycast signfiicant doubt about Ihs group's or the parent charitable compenys aMity to continue lo adopt thegoing concern basis of acrxxmting for a period of at least twelve months from the dale when the finandalstatements srs authorised far issue,
OTHER INFORMATION
The Trustees are responsible far Ihe other infarmaficn, The ether krlannatton oamprises lhe infarmalionindvdsd in the Annval report. other than Ihe finandel statements and our Auditors' report thsrsan. Our apinionon the financkd statements doss not cover the other information and, except ta the extent otherwise expficifiyslated in our report, we do not express any form of assurance cancfvsion thereon.
ln connection with our audit of the fsrancial slatemsnis, ovr respansibifiity is to read the other Information and, in
doing sa, consider whether the other information is malsriafiy incanshtent wfih the financia statements or aurkn~ abtainsd ih Ihe avdil or otherwise appears to be materiafiy misstated. If we identify such materialincansiamncies or apparent material misstatements. we we required to determine whether there is a malarialmisslalamsnt In Ihe ftnandal elslsments or a malarial inisststsment of ths other information, If, based on thework we have performed, we condude that there is a materkd misstalemsnt of this other information, we arerequired to report that fact
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THE FIVE lAMPB ORGANIBATION
(A company Vmited by guarantee f
MDEPENDENT AUDITORS' REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF THE FIVE tAMPS ORGANMATION
Ws have nothing ta report In this regard.
OPINION ON OTHER MATTERS PRESCRIBED BYTHE COMPANIEB ACT 2IVN
In our opinion, baaed on the work undertaken in Ihs crxxse of the sudIC
~ Ihe information given in the Truslaes' report far the gnanclal year lbr which Vm Ilnandal statements «aprepared is~wfih Vrs finsndsl shrlements.
~ the Trustees' report and the Group strategic report hsvs been prepared in accordance wfih applicablelegal requkaments.
MATTERS ON WHICH WE ARE EEQUVIED TO REPORT BY EXCEPTION
In ths Vght of ou' knawMgs snd und«standing of Ihs chsrltebhr company end hs environment obtained in Ihscourse af the au5t, we have nat ikhrayied material mhstatsments in Ihs Trusktes' report.
We have noihirlg lo report in respect af the fafiowlng metlars In rstsuan Io whhh the Companies Aat 2008requires us to rc part to you if, in aur opinloru
~ the parent charfiable company has nct kept adequate and sutlicient sccounung recrxvts, or rewmsadequate for our audit have nct been received from branches not vhitvd by us; or
~ the parent charitable company financctl stabmsnts are not h agreement wffh the accaunting records and' returns, ' cr
~ eeriest disclosures of Trustees' remureratbn specBed by law are not made; or
~ wo have not reaoived afi the information and explansfions we require far rxr audib
RESPONSIBILITIES OF TRUBTEES
As explained more fully in the Trustees' responsibilities statement, Ihe Trustees (who are also lhe directors afthe charaable campany far the purposes af company lew) ers responsible fer Ihe preyrereficn Of the finanCial
steternsnts snd for being sabsfisd that they give a true and fair view, snd for such internal control as theTrustees delarmlne is necessary io enable Iho ~n of financisl slalsments that are free fram materielmisstatement, whelher dus lo fraud ar «ror.
In preparing ths financial statements. Ihe Trustees are responsible for assessing Ihe group's and the parentchsrfiebie crxnpam/s abMy Io continue as a going concern. dlsdosing. as sppficebte, matters rstsNd ta goingconcern and using Ihe going concern basis of accaunfing unless Ihe Trusams effhsr Intend to liquidate thegroup or the parcel charfisble company or lo osase o~, ar have no reafisfic alternative but to do so.
AUDITORS' RESPONSIBIUTIES FOR THE AUDIT OF THE FNANGIAI. STATEMENTS
Our objectives are ta obtain reasonable astxaance about whclher the financfal statements ss s whole are freefrom material misstatement, whether due to fraud ar error, snd lo issue sn Audfiors' report Ihst Includes ourcplnkrn. Reasanabls asruxance is s high level of assurance, bul is nat a guarantee thai sn audit conducted in
accordance wtih ISAs (Uiq will always detect a matsrhrl mhstatement when It exists Mlsststsrnsnls cen arisefrom freud ar «ror and are considered material if, Individuafiy or in ths tqfiysgate, Ihsy could rsasanably beexpected to influence lhe economic dschrians af users taken on the basis of these finarxxal statements,
A further dsscripficn of our rssponsib8bes for Ihe audit of the financia statements is kcstsd on Ihe FhictNRspcrling Caundl's websfie at: www. frc.arg. uk/audfiorsrsspansibilEes. This dsscripfion fonna ptut of ourAu%lors' rapcrL
page la
THE FIVE LAMPS QRGANISATIQN
(Icompany Bmited by g~e)INDEPENDENT AUDITOItS' REPORT TO THE INEfdeERS OF THE FIVE LAMPS QRGANISATIQN
This report is made subtly to the cfaaitable compan)rs members, as a body, in accordance wilh Chapter 3 ofPart 16 of the Companies Aot 2006, Our audit work has been undertaken so that we might state to thecharitable comparrfre members those matters we ars mluired to slate to them in an Audilcre' repcrt and far noOther purpoea. TO the fuNeat ardent permitted by law, we dO nct aOCept Or acaume raepcnatblily tc anyane Olherthan the charitable company and Its members, as a body, for acr audit work, for this report, or for the opinionswe have formed.
Joanna Gray FCCA ACA DChA (Senior statutory auditor)for and on behalf ofArmstrong Watson Aadtt UmltedCharhrrad AccountantsNorlhsllerlonPate;
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TNE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company Emlted by Suarantee)
CONSOIJDATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES INCORPORATEtG INCOME A353EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR TttE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2015
INCOME FROM:
Oonebone end legalChas itsble act tvtieeOther trading scttrEcsIrteeelmentsOther Inaoms
Unrestricted Restrictedfunds funds
3818 2618Note f f
873(130,795) 1~81541412034,893
1,273,80B
Totalfunda2618
f
6731,105,719
415,12024,863
Totsfltmda2017
11718,342
1,102,30326,409
1,129.357
TOTAL INCOME 309,690 2,514,123 2JR33l13 2,978,452
EXPENDITURE ON:
Raiser g fordsCharitable activrlies
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
51,9Kt 51.593 39@25 1,195,927 1J32~ 3,12IL260 2.842.574
10 1~7)920 1PS2P23 3~180/482 882 406
NET BEFORE OTHER RECOGNISED GAINSAND LOSSES
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
I938,236)I938436)
581JI06 (35IL4%I 94,056581BIBB ~) 94,056
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS:
Total funds brought forward
TOTAL FUbXÃ CARRIED FORWARD
3P20i161 631~785 4' 51i530 4i057i674
2,381,931 1/13.569 3.795,500 4,151,930
The notes on pages 22 to 44 farm part nf these gruurciet statements.
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A oornpany limited by guarantee)RESISTEREO NUSISER: 02441310
CONSOLIOATEO SALANCE SHEETAS AT 31 MARCH 2018
FIXED ASSETSTangible esselsProgramme related imrosbnents
Other Irnrsstments
CURRENT ASSETSOebtons
Irwestments
Cash at bank and In hand
CREOITORS: amounls falling duo within
one year
Note
141515
16 403,31117 80
30,422
442,013
18 (1~,803)
807,1594,851,144
14,000
5,702,M3
256,60080
516,250
772,939
(1,01 5,868)
85D,701
4,735,54414,000
5,00D.405
CREOITORS: amounts Ialling due aftermors than one year 19
NET ASSETS
NET CURRENT LIABILITIES
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILmES
(808,050)
4,798,253
(1,000,703)
(242,010)
5.367,486
(1,205,550)
4,151,030
CHARITY FUNOS
Restriotsd funds
Unreslrloted funds:
UnrestrkM funds
Revaluation reserve
Tobsl urvestdoted funds
TOTAL FUNOS
20 2,352,94528,888
1813,M0
2~1,831
3,795.500
3,291,17520.900
831,769
3.320,161
4,151,030
The financial statements ware approved and aulhorised for issue by the Trustees onsigned on their behalf, by;
The notes on pages 22 lo 44 form perl of these gnanrdal statements.
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATIDN
(A ootnpany limited by gumaatee)REGISTERED NUMBER: 62441319
COMPANY BALANCE SHEETAS AT 31 MARCH 2016
2(rt0 2017
FIXED ASSET8Shares in group undertakings
Tanglber enacts
Programme related snlestment
1415
7$7.1504,081,144
2
000.751
4,735,644
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
inveshntmts
Cash al bark and in hand
CREDITORS: amounls falling due withinone year
1$ 4$3,34317 00
3$,133
469455
18 (1.300~)
445,711
(901 P546)
CREDITORS: amounts hlBtg due aftermora thanone year te
NET CURRENT L)ABILmES
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABLITIES
(011,680)
4AQ$. 617
(1,000,750)
(15,307)
5,$21,100
(1,390,1$6)
CHARITY FUNDS
Reslrlctsd furds
Lfnrastrited funds
724,300
3,191,$04931,709
3,291.175
TOTAL FUNDS 4,122,944
The fintmcfd statsmerss were approved and eudmdsed for issue by lhe Trustees onslgred on that bahey, by:
peas bats T G WafsonTna Be Taaasa
The noise on pages 22 lo 44 form pert of Ihese financial slalarnenls.
and
ME FlVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company limited by guarantee)
COIISOUDATED STATEMENT OF CABH FLOWSFOR THE YEAR EIIOED 31 MARCH 2018
Cash flows from operating scdvltlesNet cash used in apersbng activities
2018B
(66,601)
2017f
(3,371,090)
Cash flows frmn investing acthritles:Net mcvemenl in laan bOOkPurchase af investments
Nst cash (used in)fprovldad by Investing ectlvltkrs
(145,500)
(145,500)
2,414,480(14,0M)
2,400.480
Cash Boers fram financing actfvldes:Repayments of borrovdngsCash krgoss from new borrovdng
Net ossh (used ln}fprovlded by financing activities
(266,736)
(266,736)
(209.41S)
Change in cash end assh ertuivefents In the yearCash end cash eqrrlvslents broughl ~Cash and cash equivslanls carried forwarrl
(47@D7)510,259
(660.022)1,196,281
516.269
The notes an pages 22 lo 44 form pert ol these finenctd sletsmenls.
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company Nrnlted by guansttae)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATENIENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2018
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
The prinolpal aacaunlkrg paliclae adapted, judgenumla and key SaurCee Of eatknaffan unoertainty in thepreparat ion of the financhl ststementt are as follows:
Basis af Preparation of financial statements
The financtsf slstements have been prepared In accordance wffh Accaunling and Reporting byCharkfss: Stslsment of Recommended Pracffce applicable to charities prepming their acccurffs kt
accordamnt wilh the Rrutnckd ~Slandsrd appffcsbfe kt the VK and Rspubte of Irelend (FRS102) (effective 1 January 2015) - (Charlfies SORP (FRS 102)), Ihe Fffumcksl Reporting Slandsrdsppffcable kt the LNC and Repubffc of Irektnd (FRS 102) and the Com panfes Ard 2006
The Five Lamps Orgsnisafion meals lhe defstitton of a pubNc benegt enbty under FRS 102.Assetsand Nabffitles are inltlsly recognised at historfcal cost or tranaacdon value unkras ~staled in
Ihs relevant scccunttrg poffcy.
Ths Statement of Nnanrffal actlvtlkts (SOFA) and Bakmce sheet consofdabr Ihefirrsroial statementsof the company and Ns subskfkrry undertaking. Ths results of the subsidiary am cansoffdsted an abur by line basis.
No separate SOFA hss been presented for Ihs company a bne as perrnlffsd by sectkrn 408 cf theCompanies Act 2M6.
The company is s reglslsred charily snd company limiled by guarantee. The members of thecompany sm the Trustees named on page 1, tn the evenl of lhe company being wound up. theNobility in respect of the~h limited to f1 per member of Ihe company.
The company is a charitable company domlcffsd in England snd Wales, registration number02441319and charity number 702314.
The regntered alice is Eldan Skeet, Thamaby, Stocktonon-Tees, TS1T 7DJ,
Fund accounting
General funds are uressbicted funds which are avslsble for use st Ihe di~ of the Tmstsss in
furtherance of tha gsnand objectives of the company and which have not been designated far otherpurp08es
Designated funds camprbe unrestricted funds Ihat have been set aside by Ihe Trustees forparffcular purposes. The eim end use of each desigreled fund is set oui in ths notes to lhs financialslstsrnenls.
Rasktctsd Nrnds are funds which ere lo be used M accordance with speciTic rastr'cffans Impaeed bydanors or which hevs been raised by the company for parffcutar purposes. The costs of raising endsdmhistering such funds are charged against Ihe specilic fund. The aim and use of each restrlcbrdfund is set aut in Ihe notes to Ihe Itnanrfat slatsments.
THE FIVE tAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company ltrnllsd by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDEO 31 MARCH 2018
ACCOUNTSIG POLICIES (continued)
1A Incoming resources
C~ Performance Income:
Corrlract income ls Included in incoming resources when receivable, exchxflng trAT output tax whereapplicable.
Grants and Donallons:
Income from grants and donaticns, irxduding capital grants, br induded in incoming resources whenrecaivabhr. except as folbws:
(a) When donom spsciTy that donations and grants given to the Charity must be used in futureaccounting periods. Ihe Income Is deferred until dxxre periods.
(b) When donors impose condNons which have to be ltjtflllad before tha Charily becomes endtled tousa such income, the Incorae is deferred and not indudcd In incoming resources until the precondilions for use have been met.
When donors specify that grants and donabons, Including capital grants ma for parbcular reslricladpurposes, which do not amount to pre conditions regarding snNlement, Itds Income Is included inIncoming resources of restricted funds when receivable,
(i) Inveslment Income
lnvestmant income br Included when receivable by the Chatty.
(ii) Fees and Simhsr Income
pass receivable and charges fcr services provkled and for the use of premises ara accounted for inthe period in which the service ls provhfsd.
(il) Commerobd Trading Operations
Income Irom commarchl Iradeg operations is included in the period in which Iha group br enINed lorsca{pt, and comprises the turnover of the Inkling subsidiary Including rental income from externalsources
Page 23
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATIObt
(A company limited by Su~)NOTES TO THE FINANCIIIL STATEbtENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED $1 MARCH 2016
ACCOUNTING POLICMS (condnuad)
1,6 Rsaouross expanded
Costs of ttenarabng funds are costs incurred in atlractbrg voluntary income, hard those bxxxred in
trading ~that raise funds,
Charitable sclhnTiss and govsrrwnca costs are costs incurred on the comparv/s educationaloperallms, induding support costs and costs rehrtlng to the govenwnce of ths company appcrtinnsdlo charitable ac5vtlies.
Rasrxxcas expended are accounted for on an accruals basis, lndushe of any VAT which cannot berecovered,
Expenditure on grants is mcorded once there is an txrcondittonal comm Scent lo pay tha grant or thegrant hss been paid, whichever ls the earlier,
Certain expenditure is dlrectfy sttrttutabte to spscNc actlvtbes and hss been apportioned to Ihe costsof those acgvQles as follows.
Management and admtrsstrsgon costs —by referent to the tots I txmms generated by atchprojecL
Stsif costs —Iry reference le ths estimalsd dme spent by staif on each projecL
~ Pmmhes costs and oNce costs —by reference lo the estimate boor space (snd rafatad roomrental value) occupied by esoh prejecL
Page 24
THE FlfE LAMPS ORGANISATION
9L company lmlted by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT8FOR THE YEAR ENDED $1 MARCH 2018
ACCOUHTL IG POLICIES (condnuedj
1.6 Going concern
The accounts have been prepared an a going concern basis notwithstanding the nat current lisbIEesof 2008,050 shown on the balance sheet. The programme related Investments relate ta sockd loansmade by Ihe charity in furtherance of its objeciives. A sityuficant prapartkm af these hans are due forrepaymenl within 12 manlhs and therefore the cash Ilaw generated from the repayments will farsurpass the amount of nel axrsnt lbrblibes.
The protysmme related irweslrnents are considered to be fixed asset investments due to the longterm natura af the customer baca which use the sodsl loans. These loans are alen made canbnuslyto the same, albeil growing, customer base —which Is in line with Ihe sub prime loan market whichths orgsnisadon is trying to sodslly address.
1.8 Tangible Itxad assets and depreatralon
All assets costing more than 5500 are caplalsed.
A review for impairment af e fixed asset Is carried out if events or changes in ckcumshmces Indicatethat the carrying value of any tlxed asset msy nat be recoverable. ShartfaNs between the carryingvalue af fixed ssssis and their ~hr amaunM srs recognised as impairments, Impairmentlosses are recagnkred in the Siabxnent of financial aclvldes,
Tangible ftxtxi assets are carried at costar ~, nst af depreciation and any provision forimpeirmsnk Depreciation is provided at rates calculated to write aff Ihe castor vskjallon of lxedasssls, less their estimated residual vtuue, over their expected usehil itves an the falkrwtng bases:
Freshokl ~IJTsrm Leasehold PropertyEquipment and machinerykfotor vehklesFixtures and flfingsOfhce equipment
2% straight lineStraight lne over term of lease ar 2% strstght line25% slratght line25% slraight line25% straight line25% straight tins
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company Ibntted by guanuHm)
NOTES TO THE FINANCtAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED $1 MARCH 2919
ACCOUNTING POLICIES (aondnued)
1AI Other Investnmnts
Fixed asset programme related invsstmsnts we sccaunhd for on lho bash of setsnatsd netresgssbls values (i.a. capital amaunh ~le) at each balance sheol dsts. Interest rsastVsbhon these invsstmsntx is rccatpSMd wittdn the Ratsment af Financht Acgv5es when earned.
Programme rotated kwestrnsrns are reviewed at least annually for bnpalrrnenl, an adjustment bmade to provide for amounts considered to be ~ble, but only once ncrmxl recoveryprocsdwws have been~and no further repaymenh have been made.
Oihsr ihsd asset invsstmenls are shted al cosL
Current asset kwestments are stated at market value al the balance sheet date. The Shtsment afFimmcbt ~ Incktdss the nst gains and losses on revsluslicns sad dhpaxsis dxxwghaut ths
Irwootmonia in untioted inveebnentS are stated st cost hss impxlrmers,
1.9 Investnmnt propertfes
Invesbmnt properties whose fsb ve4e can bs measured regably wilhcut undue cast or effort shallbe reassured at fair value recognised In pralll snd loss.
1.19Operating lassos
Rentals under aperstirg leases sre charged fp Oe Statement of gnancial acpvlgss on a straight I txrbasis over lhe lease term.
1.11 Intoned receivable
Interest on funds hald an dsposg is inclrdsd when receivable snd the amount can be measuredrebsbly by the crxnpsny, this is normally upon notfaet tan af Ihs internet paid ar payable by Ihe Bank.
1.12Debtors
Trade snd other debtors sre rsaxgnissd at Ihs ssblsrxent amount altar sny trade discount olfered,Pre psymenh are valued at frs amount prepaid net of any trade dbcaunls due.
1.18Cash st Bank and In hand
Cash at bank and in hand indudes cash and short Isrm highbi Squid irwestmenls wl9i e shortmaturity of three manfhs or less fram Ihs dots af Wxiulsitpn or opening af lhe depaxS or similaraccount.
1.1d Liabilities and provisionsLhbgilive are ~iced when there is an obkgsbcn at the Balance sheet date as s result af s psstavant, S is prabaMs that a transfer of economic benefit wg be rsqulad yt selfsmsnt, and ftxramount af Ihe setilemsnt can be esfmstsd reliably. UsbiRies are recagnbed at the amount Ihat Ihscampsny sntxipshx it will psy la sstlls the debt ar the mncunt it has received ss advancedpayments far ihs gauds ar serv Xxxr S must provide, Praviaians txe measured at Ihe best esomate ofIhe amaunh required ta setpe the atXSprgan. Where the efleCt Of the ltme veltsr Of matey IS
materiel, the provision b based on Ihs peasant vakte of those smaunfs, dlsccunlsd at Ihs pre-tsxdiscount rais that relhch ths rbks specific la Sw krbilSy. Ths unwinding af the discount breCOgniSed within inlareet payatus and similar charges.
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THE FIVE lAINPS ORGANISATION
(A oompxny grnhad by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FgfANCIAL 8TATEINENT8FOR THE YEAR ENCE D $1 MARCH 2018
ACCOUNTtNG POUCIES (continued)
1.19 Financial instruments
The company only has financial aruxds and finandal lebllNes of a kind Ihst qualify as base finarxxalInalrumenla, Baxio financial irskuments wa initially recognised at trahsacfion value andsubsequently measured at thsh setllsrnent value with the sxceplion of bank loans whIch rxasubsequently measured at amorfised cost using Ihe egecfive interest method.
1.19 SigniScant Judgsmenta
Esfimalas and judgments are congnuafiy evaluated and ara based on historical experience and otherfactors, including expectations of future events that are believed to be reasonable under theoircumsta ress.
The loan book ls reviewed on an annual basis hr impairment based on an expeclafion ofrscoverabifity of the ouhrtarxfing txdance.
2. tNCOME FROM DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
Dooalions and olhar voluntary income
Unrastrfctsd Re~funds funds2018 2019
K f873
Total Totalfunds funds2018 2D17
9073 11
Torsi 2017
3, INVESTMENT INCOME
Garage rental inocmeCafe rental incomeBank interest
Unrastrkasdfunds2010
99~
19393
Totalfunds2018
E
5,40019,20$
Torsifunda2017
99,400
19,3021,707
Torsi 2017
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company Sm0ad by gumantaa)
NOTE8 TO THE FINANCIAL 8TATSMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2018
4. INCOME FROIS CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
Unrestricted Rsstrhded Totalfunds funds funds
2018 2018 20100 e 0
Tohdfbnds2017
fManagement snd admfnlshalfonHealth and communi0asEm ployablky and learningFinance snd enterpriseYoung peophrOther income
1,000
(131,70tfi
Br494443,002
$3.060527@97234771
(6,tH0)
tL494444,00233.806
627~RLL771
(137,011)
136,12$123,273393,40705,537
(136,700) 1,240,S10 1,109,719 718.342
Torsi 20f 7 417 717,025 718,$42
In the year management iden07ied osrtein items of eccmad grant income that had ret been~orisa enakaty lO be~by the charily. As such management tssNe wrltlsn og E1$1.798 cf eCCruad
grant Income off within Ihs SOFA, As these tpanis ware odghally recognised as income from charitablesctlvSae the related cost of Iha wrha off has bean prasenlad Ihare in these financial statamanls.
5. OTHER INCOMING RESOURCES
Interest generated by Frcgrantma reWedirwestment
Unrestrictedfunds
2018E
Restricted
20180
1,~000
Totalfunda2018
0
1,274000
1,274000
TarsiArvrfs2017
1,129,397
t, tMI, 307
Terai 2017 1,129,$97 1,129,397
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
P company Bmited by Buarantea)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL BTATEMENTBFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 201$
ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE ON CIIARITABLE ~ES
Management and adminialralionHealth and oommunidasEmployability and learningFinance and enterpriseYoung peopleDepreciabon re Properties
Unrestrictedfunds
20185
$0IL8$2661,171
265
R~funds2010
e
507,7774$.$65
1400,41818$,185
Totalfunda2018
E
508,$921,0I04040
50.2301,205,41IB
180,185F500
Teartfunds2017
721,487583,'338119.92I
1,299,737I 03,43044,60i
1,105,927 1,932323 3,128,250 2,842,574
Tolsf 20f 7 1,176,563 1,660,011 2,842,574
7. ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE BYACTIVlllES
ArdhrIBasundertaken
directly2018
5
SupportCOSts2010
2
Total201$
E
Toad2017
Management and administrationHealth and oornmuni0esEmployability and learningFinance and ankspriaaYoung peopleDepreciation re Properties
423,2481,0$$,$4$
50~51,205A18
180,18543,59$
177,040 000.$021,00$,040
50,2301,20S,418
109,18543.5$$
721,487563,338119,921
1,200,737I03,43044.661
Total 2016
Toiaf 2017
2,$00,504 177,040 3,125,260 2,842,576
2,768,745 73,829 2,842,874
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISAllON
fA company lfrnRed by Sverantee)
NOTES TO TIN FBIANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR EIWIEI3 31 MARCH 2916
8. 0IRECT COSTS
Trading company expensesRnancs income and rsrpsnsesStaff costsPremises coalsGeneral office costsGrants paya bte tc individuals to
assist wffh smptoyrnsntBad and dovbtfvl debtsDepreciation
Publicity and advsrkslngTvtar costsTraining and accredlta$on costsActivities costsCefslvsrxk ng costsBvbsorlpttonsfafgkationsApprsnffcssekonencssl~
tnerranceMob la phonesCrxrsvkenoyrfeckkstors feesMolar expensesOthersMolar expenses
Mtpnt mtdadrnfn
2278~110~1
16,78218,342
406,17616,18$76~
3thg238,8192,727
1P4S
$W84,989
21449
3,368
4@$4
162
673
EmphryaHealth biltty
6 6
58r4452~$62413
6$4ilN
36
265116
1,316
1,1$2
42$,$M 1,669/IS 66436 1366,416
Tolal 2017 660,808 553,338 119,920 1,299,738
THE FIVE IAMPB QRGANIBATIQN
(A company Brnitad by guoraabra)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENQEO 31 IIARCH 2018
IL OfRECT COSTS toontfnued)
Trading Ccmpany expenleoFinance hcome and expensesStaff cashPremises costsGeneral o5as castsGrants payable to individuals to assist arith
employmentssd and doubtful debtsDspracietionPublicity and sdverBslngTraining and aoursdhatlon costs~costsCsfenrending costsSubscripBons/affBiatlonsAppreneom allowances/expansesinsuranceMabIs phanesConsulh~litatonr feesMolar experuuhOlhereMolar e~
Youngpeophf
69,37943,70742r487
603045
2,00021
180
Qep'nI
Total2618
2278,900110,211590,02380,575
535,048
200
~3,5094,9504,2286,007
421,9254,354
10,0933,003
16,342547,M4
Tohi2017
f511,535120.087517,207
93,033004,'530
9.23524D,013
45,1374,5836,DDD
5,3951,165
'Bge
are313
2.2ge3,060
0621,165
405,884
160,185 43,509 2,950,004 2,781,915
TcAt 2077 103,432 44,681 2,781,916
0. SUPPORT COSTS
Staff coshPremises costsGeneral ofhce castsPublicity end adveNstngProfarhianal faceBonk charges re kran fundsOthers
Mgmt andadndn
140,8572,4738,055
31015,0353,8422,844
Total2010
E
148,8572,4736,085
31015,8353,8424844
Total2017
Z
2,38143,782
10011,090
03,232
177,640 177i840 60,650
Tofu/20f 7 00,659 00,650
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company 9mited by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE RNANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2018
9. SUPPORT COSTS {continued)
Dudng ihe year ended 31 March 2018, lhe company incurred ihe follawlng Gtn»manse costs:
NIL. Included wl0sn the table above in resprnd of management and edmin .
10. ANALYStB OF EXPENDITURE BY EXPENDITURE TYPE
StaN costs Other oasts2IH8 2810
f fTotal2910
fTotal2017
fCommercial trading opera0oa
Casts of raising funds 51,093
51,003
Management and admilnkrtrs9onHesllh snd communBesErnployabEIy and learnsFinance and enterpnseYoung peopleDepreds&n re properties
547,004000,095811,00450,280
1,205,416100,10643~
600~1,050,$48
504301+05y410
109,16543,599
721,487553,338119,821
1~,737103,430
44,681
Chsr9abls activities 547,084 2',156 3,12IL250 2,842,574
647,084 2,833,150 3,100,243 2,582,406
Total 2017 405,004 2,476,522 2,502,406
11 NET INCOMEI+XPENQITURE)
This is stated after charging:
20102
2017fDapmctegon of tengltde Ihed assets:
- owned by Ihe chiritabte group 45, 1 37
During 8» year, nO Trueteae leoekred Sny ram W»ratbn (2010- 5NIL).During the year, no Trustees reoekred any bsnef0s in kind (2017 - fN8.),During the year, no Trustees received any relmbursemenl of expense (2017-fNIL),
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
tA company Ibnlted by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENQED 31 MARCH 2010
12, AUOITORS' REMUNERATION
Fees payable lo the comps+/s auditor and its associates for theaudit of Ihs
companies
annual accounts
2017f
14,180 13,780
13. STAFF COSTS
Wages and salariesSodal security costsOther pension costs
2IH88
610,080314008,407
2017f
372,84927,775
8.260
847,884 408,884
The~number of parsons emptoyed by the conrpany durmg Iha year wss as folbws:
Oirect &arhable workAdmlnlslrsgon
2018No.
7318
2017
15
87
The number of Hghsr paid employees wss:
In the band f70,001 —f80,000
2018No.
2017Hc.
I
ME FIVE LAMPS ORI&ANSATION
(A company Bmtted by guarantee)
HQTES TQ ME FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDEO $1 MARCH 2018
14. TANGIBLE FIED ASSETS
GroupCost or valusdon
At 1 Aprd 2017Dtapoaals
883,804
LITermLeasehold
Property6
867,107
Equipmentand
mach tnary6
202,582
At 1 April 2017 I 31 March 2016 883384 887,157 202,582
Dapnud aden
At 1 April 2017Charge Ibr lhe yearQn diapoaslr
247~18,739
472258 202~28,863
At 31 Mtuch 2018
Net book value
At 31 March 2D18
26L883 499,118 202~
619,121 188,038
At 31 March 2D17 635,860 214,9D1
Group
Cost or valuation
Al 1 Apr5 2017Oiapcsala
Motor Fixtures andvshhles fttdngs
6 6
14428 128,09$
OfAoserpdprsent
6
106&751(115,023)
Total8
2,103,415(110,023)
At 1 April 2017I 31 March 2018 14&420 128&803 70,728 1,987~Oapraciation
At 1 April 2017Charge fcr the yearOn disposala
14r428 126,093 186,781 1/52, 65443&602
{110,023) (110,023)
At 31 March 2018
Nel book value
At 31 March 2018
14&428 120,tt03 70,726 1,100,233
807,159
At 31 March 2017 650,761
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company Bmlted by guarantee)
NOTES Ta THE FINANCMrL BTATEMENTBFOR THE YEAR ENDED 21 MARCH 2018
14. TANGISLE FIXED ABBETB (continued)
Company
CostAl1 April 2017Disposals
Al1 April 2017/31 March2018
OepreclaBon
At1 April 2017Charge for the yearOn disposats
At 31 March 2018
Net book value
Al31 March 2018
LIT¹rm EquipmentFreehold Leasehold and Motor Fbttures andproperty ~ machinery vehkles ttttln9e
E 8 8
833,$04 88'7,187 202,5$2 14,420 128,893
834%4 887,157 202,$82 14r428 128,803
247,944 472,288202,5$2 1~ 128,8la18,730 28,08$
284,$$3 490,110 202,502 14~ 128,(BNI
580,121
At 31 March 2017 885,880 214,001
Company
CostAt 1 April 2017Dlsposals
OfBcaequipment Tobd
8 8
1$$,751 2,053,415(11$,0R3) (118,022)
At1 April 2017 i 31 March 2018
Depreciation
At 1 April 2017Charge for the yearOn dtsposats
At 31 March 2018
Net book vslu»
At 31 March 2018
18,728 1,937,392
18$.781 1,252,88443,802
(118,8R3) (118,023)
78,720 1,180,233
781,180
At 31 Msrch 2017 800,781
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company Ikntted by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENQEO 31 MARCH 2018
14. TANGIBLE RXED ASSETS (continued)
Freehold Land and Buildings
This comprises the buikling known as The Youthy which was buRt primarily for the young people ofThornsby. Due to the unique design of The Youthy and the purpose for whkh il wss belt. there is ncretdily available method of arriving et a reslisle market value. Ths unique natura of lhe bugding meansthat it kr dlncult to value it on a nonnal commercial basis, The Youthy wss valued in November 2011 at6500,000 for the purposes of securing bank fadlilles but this figura kr nct oornidered to be appropriate touse as the ~ value in the finenCiet S~,An al~ method is to measure ks Value in
use' at an amount baaed upon expected future cash ficws. but Ihts sltemeUve methcd iS alSO Ccnekleiednct to be appropriate. Ons further alternative, which ts more relevant lo this ~, is to usereplacement cost which exceeds the carrying value at 31 IVlwch 2018 of 6589,121 (20t7: 8585,860). All
ln aI, W ls considered unlikely that The Youlhy will have sutfered material permerxmt impairment in valuesince k was origins6y built snd, kI Ihs opinion of lhs trustees, s carrying value based on original cost krssdepreciagon ccngnues to be appropriate for accoundng purposes.
Investment property
Included in Aeehold land end buildings Is an imrestmsnt property vakwd at ESD,DDD. In the opinion of thedkectcm this is a reascrwbte eskmate cf the market value at 31 March 2018.
6 irwestmsnt properties hed not been revalued lhey would have been mckrded st the hkdodcat cost off21,014 (2017:221,014).
Leasehold Lard snd Bwldings
These comprise three bukdings from which the Charity runs its management/ admintstratkrn snd variousprojects. The terms of the leases cn Ihese properties, over witch the expendkure is written olf, are asfof owe.'
(a) The Rue Lamps Centre
There kr no current lease in place fcr this property. Expsndibxe relates to exuvwion work that. wss carriedout in the years to 31 March 20DD and 31 March 2001 and hed been fuly vrr)turn olf for accountspurposes.
(b) SoudI Thomsby Community Resource Centre
The current lease wkh sbrckbm Borough Ccuncd h Ibr a penod cf 25 years from February 2000 and anyexpendkwe is being written off over the remainder of lhst period.
(c) Dovecot Slrset Premises
Tha current kuwe with Stockton Bcmugh Counck h fcr a period of 99 years fmm January 2010 cori snyexpendgure will be wrilten ctf over 50 years,
THE FIVE LAMPS QRGANRtATION
tA company Smltsd by 9~)NOTES TO TNE FINANCIAL STATEMENTB
POR THE YEAR ENOED 31 MARCH 2018
16. PROGRAMlilE RELATEO INVESTMENTS
Group
Gmss CastAl 1 April 2017Nsw loans I oddiTicas~enter dispcsab
8.370,0994,576i805
t45ÃL131)
14,000
Ua SatedLasn book invsstmests
f fTotal
f
5,304,0994,875,805
(4,835,131)
Al 31 March 2018
Pravtstmm
At 1 Aprt 2017Movemerrt in year
Al 31 March 2018
M11,774
$34,455(1032%6)
530,030
14,000 5,425.774
034,455(103,825)
630,830
Net book value
Al 31 March 2018
Ai 31 March 2017 4,735,644
14,000 4,80S,144
14,000 4,749.844
Company
Grass CostAt 1 April 2017AddSonsDispasals
At 31 Mrsch 20'18
Provisions
At 1 April 201 7Charge far Ihs yssr
At 31 Mmch 2018
Nst book value
Al 31 Mmch 2018
At 31 March 2017
5,370.0094,670,808
(4,535,131)
Si411,774
634,4S6(103,825)
S30,830
4,881,144
4,735.544
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ME RVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
Q COmpany Nmhed by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATE35ENTSFOR ME YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2trl6
18. DEBTORS
Trade debtorsOther dstrtorsPrepsyments and accrued incomeAreorsss due irom subsidiary
undertakingsGrants Rsceivabbr
2916f
6,05534,112
167,934
2017
3,18025,992
4,64234,112
180AI50
2017
214,167222,566
403811 256490 4%4343 445,711
17. CURRENT ASSET INVESTMENTS
Listed irwestmants
2618f
80
2017 2018 2017f f f
80 60 80
Group Ssted investmente
The market vakre of the 5stsd investments et 31 March 2018 was f80 (201 7%80),
Company Sated iavsetmenta
The market vakje of the listed investments el 31 March 2018 wes f60 (2017860).
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THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
IA company ilmlted by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2018
18. CREDITORS: Amounts felling dua vvtthin one year
Com n
Bank bans snd~Payments rvrcetved an actNuntTrade creditorsOther btxetion and social securityOther creditorsAccnads and deferred income
2tH 8f
700,127
08,03129,265
413~040,856
2017
871,2968,124
53,30938,069
8,63336,427
2010f
700,127
62,05219,986
401&00237,017
2017
871,208
47,36531,267
9411,514
1,348,863 1,D15,555 1,300444
The faNawlng liabg ties disclaeed under credit due vvilhin one year sre secured by gie
corn
pony:
Bank bans f790.127 (2017:f871,296)
The bank loans are secured by varhus fixed and floating charges including a lysi hgal charge over 'TheYouth)r, Thomaby Road, Thameby and the dient loan partfolh,
18. CREDITORS: Amounts falling dua alter mora than ana year
Qrou Com n
Bank loansOther hansFunds under management
2018K
1,000,003
06
201 7f
1,185,259
20,297
2018
1,000.693
60
2017f
1,185,259192,60020.297
1,000,783 1,205,556 1,000,753 1,308,156
The failmvlng liabilities discased under creditors dus aller mare than one year are secured by thecalli pony,
Bank loans f1,D00,693 (2017; f1,185,259)
The bank hans are secured by vaitous fixed and floating charges including e first legal charge over 'TheYaulhy'. Thameby Rued. Thamaby and the client han partfatb.
THE FIVE LAIIPS ORGANI8ATION
(A cmnpany gmlted hy guarantee)
NOTEB TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDEO $1 MARCH 2016
20. STATEMENT OF FUNOS
STATEMENT OF FUNOS - CURRENT YEAR
Oesignsted funda
Youth empowerment schemeGrowth fund
Balance st1 Aprg 2IH7
f
873,0321,100,635
Balance et31 March
Income Expenditure 20185 8 e
(10,739) 560+931,180,5$0
1 F81,688 (18,730) 1~520
General funds
Gerwrel Funds - a6 funds
Total Unrestricted funds
1~030,693 $00,590 (M%1,101) 717,102
$,320,161 300,690 (1g47P?e) 2,381PSt
Healb and ccmmun0ieaEmpioyab667 and teamingFinance and snlsrprissYoung people
76,927(340,175)
1,148,6$3(03,516)
443,0$2 (507,777)33,985 (40,065)
1JÃ1,304 (140M10)235,771 (169,105)
12,182(36I4174)
1,744,86113,090
Total of funda
8$1,709 2,814,t23 (1832,$23) 1413,509
4,101$I$0 2,823,813 (3,1$0g43) 3,795,500
STATEMENT OF FUNBS- PRIOR YEAR
Balsa el1 Apnf 20te
Transfers 31 ldsrchIncome Errpenddure Wool 2017
fDesignated fundsYouth empowerment acheraeGrowk fund
609,770t,t M,536
(16,7$5) 573,0$2t,108,5$8
(16,73$) 1,661,588
General funds
General funds
Total Urrreatrlctad funda
1.606,932 1,$20,789 (1,303,460) 114,331 1,635/&2
3/65, 235 1,320,789 (1,320,195) t 14Wt 3,320,100
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company limited by guarantee)
NOTEB TO THE FEIANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCII 2019
20. STATEMENT OF FUNDB (continued)
Restricted funds
Health and oommunitlasEmployabgly and harningF&nar&ne end enterpriseYoung people
8,001(243,473)
1.094,497(6,390)
113.427 (42,137) (2,354) 76.927123.273 (119.968) (100.009) (340,175)
1,380,069 (1,314,095) (11,968) 1,146,53338,864 (66,010) - (63,516)
852,835 1,656,673 (1,562,205) (114,331) 631 769
Total of funds 4,057,873 2,976,462 (2,882,406) 4,161,929
SUMMARY OF FUNDS - Ct)RRENT YEAR
Dasignaled fun&fe
General funda
Balance st1 April 2017
C
1,681JRI1&638&653
Income Expendituref(16,739)
(1&231,181)
Salmsoe at31 March
2818f
1,~717,102
3,320&181
931,789309,690
2,614,123(1~7,920)
(1,932@23)2~1,9311+13&569
4&161&960 2&623&813 (3&150&243) 3 795 860
SUMMARY OF FUNDB - PRIOR YEAR
Eelevws et1 April 2018
fTransfers
income Exp ernf8unr infectf f
Sabnse ai31 ldech
2017f
Designated fundsGeneral funda
1,tl95,3061,506,932 1,32D,789
(15.738)(1,303,480) 114,331
1.681.5881,838,592
3,205338852,635
1,320,789
1,655,873(1,32D, 198)(1 .552.208)
114,331
(114.331)
3,320,160831.769
4,057,873 2.975.462 (2.882.408) 4,181.929
Pegs 41
THE FIVE LAEIPS ORGANISAllON
(A oampany Ifmfted by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2918
21. ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS
ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS - CURRENT YEAR
Un~turtle2010
Restrfatsdfends
2019K
Totalfunds2018
k
Tangible Sard asssfr,Other invsstmenlsPragrs sane related inveslmentsCurrent assetsCredIars dae etghin ans year~due M mors than ona year
007,10014.000
4160r940442414(1~)
(1,900,753)
724400
007,15914000
4,001,146442414
(1,34IL006)(1+00,763)
2,391,931 1+13,580 3,799,M0
ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNDS - PRIOR YEAR
Ijrsesfrfcfadltmds201 7
Resfnicfedfbnds2017
TofsfItrrxfs2017
Tangitda farad assetsFixed asset investmenlsProgramma relautd inveshnentsCmrant assetsCreditors dos vr9hfn one yssrCreditors doe h mare than one year
850,76014,000
3,843,700772,937
(1,015,857)(1,205.$55)
031,769
850.75014,MO
4,775,477772.937
(1,01S,M7)(1,205,555)
3,359.993 031,799 4,101,792
22. RECONCILIATION OF NET IIOVEMENT IN FUNDS TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPERAllNGACTIVIllES
Net (expend9ure)lincome far the year (as per Statement of FlnandalActivi9es)
Adjustment for.Depreciadon(Increase)idecrease in debtors(~)fincmasa in oredfmrs
43,002(146,711)393,036
Gros2017
f
04,055
45, 1 37$.121
(3,515,404)
Nst cash used In operating aatlvttfsa (06,001) (3,371 090)
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGAN fSATlON
(A company limited by guarantee)
NOTES TO THE F64ANCIAL STATEMENTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2018
23, ANALYSIS OF CASH AND CASH ECIUIVALENTS
Cash in hand
Tobd
2618 20176 f
39~ 516,259
516,259
24. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
Mr G Orsm (Chief Execudve Of the Charity) Snd Mr W Emkine (Director of Finance snd EocncmioDevaki pment) tae the Chair and Company ~respectively of Regen School Norlh East.
Transactions between Five Lamps and Repen School North East during the year were es follows:
Payments made to Regen School North East fNIL (2017: NIL).
Mr G Orsm Is also a Dkector of North East~Agency Limited (NEEAL) end a tmslee of CatalystSockton onsite Building Trusl. Transactions between Five Lamps and NEEAL dudng lhe year were asfalknvs:
income from NEEAL f63.539 (2017:f50,609).
Included in Debtors st 31 March 2018 ls f1 2,500 (2017 f667) due from NEEAL Io Five Lamps,
Income from Csialyst Roctdan af f20,130 (2017:NIL) for health initiative project datms and casts f300(2017:NIL) for achl~ awards.
Mr G Qrsm snd Mi' W Erskine we both Directors of Five Lamps Tracing Ltd, a whcay earned subsidusryof The Five Lamps Organlsa8on.
The charity owns 100% of the share capital of Five tampa Trading Limited, company number 06029251.As at 31 March 2016 lhe net liabildss of Five Lamps Trading Umlled equalled f30,363, its turnoverK1,147,254 end its net loss f58,350. Five Lamps Trading Limited hes the same reghtered oNce as thecharity.
Trensacdons bewkmn Five Lamps and Five Lamps Trading Ltd during the year were as fc6aws:
Dunng the year Five Lamps Tredilng 9'fted fNIL (2017: K16692) as a donecon to The Five LampsOrgsnisadon.
A guarantee limited tc f250,000 is in place in favour of Unity Trust bank given by The Five LampsQrgenleadcn far F~ Lmnps Trading Mml\ed.
26. CONTROIJJNG PARTY
Throughout the year Ihe Charily was under the cantml of the board.
THE FIVE LAMPS ORGANISATION
(A company gmlted by guwantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEIKNTSFOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2018
25, ASSETS AND LIABILillES HELD AS AN INTERRKDIARV AGENT - GROUP AND CHARITY
The prtvele Houvyrg Fywnckd Assistance Programme was crested to hebr deal authonUes vr the northeast af England la provide losne tO needy hameaWnWS far the purpaee af helping them Ia improve theyhousing cond tions.
Five Lamps was appointed to menage the abOve Fnrtpamme an behalf Of 12 local auhorrues, usstgSunderland Gty Counctl as the contracgng augwrlty,
Five Lamps hakls lhe relevant funds an bshed of the heel autharitiss in e desilpwted cthnt bank account.This asset and the assodated Ibtbilly to Ihe lccal authorities ws excluded fram Five Lamps' fhrlanceSheet. There is a debenture etpaemant dated 12 October 2010 in favour of Sunderland Gty Councilsakrg br respect of these funds. Ther debenture does nat apply to any ether Five Lamps assets,
AI 31 March 2015, the funda hekl on the above disrrt bank accaunt latelled fh512,437 (2017:21,331,525) in additbn to whkh a further f3431,108 (2017: 24,540,153) had been advanced Iobenefwieries under the Proyamme. There was an equal ss~ Isbgily of 25,043.548 (2017;25))71,IN2I) represergng the lolai caplat fundmg held wfhb the Programme an bshag of the tacatauthorEes at31 March 2017.
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