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 wellbeing. The charity's business mission statement upholds that 'as a responsive and enabling
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> WALSINGHAM CARE (REGISTERED NUMBER: 05814727)
 -
 Balance Sheet continued
 At30June 2018
 The charitable company is entitled to exemption from audit under Section 477 ofthe Companies Act 2006for the
 year ended 30June 2018.
 The members have not required the company to obtain an audit of its financial statements for the year ended
 30June 2018in accordance with Section 476ofthe Companies Act 2006.
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 (a)  ensuring that the charitable company keeps accounting records that comply with Sections 386and 387 of
 the Companies Act 2006and
 (b)  preparing financial statements which give atrue and fair view ofthe state ofaffairs ofthe charitable company
 as at the end ofeach financial year and ofits surplus or deficit for each financial year in accordance with the
 requirements ofSections 394and 395and which otherwise comply with the requirements ofthe Companies
 Act 2006relating tofinancial statements, sofar as applicable tothe charitable company.
 These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the special provisions of Part 15 of the
 Companies Act 2006relating to charitable small companies.
 The financial statements were approved by the Board ofTrustees on . and were signed
 on its behalf by:
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 Mr IRFord -Trustee
 The notes form part ofthese financial statements
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<doc> Florida
 District Incumbent    Party  First elected Results         Candidates
 Florida 1 Joe Scarborough Republican 1994 Re-elected Joe Scarborough (R) 99.5% unopposed
 Florida 2 Allen Boyd  Democratic 1996   Re-elected Allen Boyd (D) unopposed
 Florida 3 Corrine Brown Democratic 1992 Re-elected Corrine Brown (D) 56% Bill Randall (D) 44%
 Florida 4 Tillie Fowler Republican 1992 Re-elected Tillie Fowler (R) unopposed
 Florida 5 Karen Thurman Democratic 1992 Re-elected Karen Thurman (D) 66.3% Jack Gargan (Ref) 33.7%
 Florida 6 Cliff Stearns Republican 1988 Re-elected Cliff Stearns (R) unopposed
 Florida 7 John Mica   Republican 1992   Re-elected John Mica (R) unopposed
 Florida 8 Bill McCollum Republican 1980 Re-elected Bill McCollum (R) 66% Al Krulick (D) 34%
 Florida 9 Michael Bilirakis Republican 1982 Re-elected Michael Bilirakis (R) unopposed
 Florida 10 Bill Young Republican 1970   Re-elected Bill Young (R) unopposed
 Florida 11 Jim Davis  Democratic 1996   Re-elected Jim Davis (D) 65% John Chillura (R) 35%
 Florida 12 Charles Canady Republican 1992 Re-elected Charles Canady (R) unopposed
 Florida 13 Dan Miller Republican 1992   Re-elected Dan Miller (R) unopposed
 Florida 14 Porter Goss Republican 1988  Re-elected Porter Goss (R) unopposed
 Florida 15 Dave Weldon Republican 1994  Re-elected Dave Weldon (R) 63% David Golding (D) 37%
 Florida 16 Mark Foley Republican 1994   Re-elected Mark Foley (R) unopposed
 Florida 17 Carrie Meek Democratic 1992  Re-elected Carrie Meek (D) unopposed
 Florida 18 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen Republican 1989 Re-elected Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R) unopposed
 Florida 19 Robert Wexler Democratic 1996 Re-elected Robert Wexler (D) unopposed
 Florida 20 Peter Deutsch Democratic 1992 Re-elected Peter Deutsch (D) unopposed
 Florida 21 Lincoln Diaz-Balart Republican 1992 Re-elected Lincoln Diaz-Balart (R) 75% Patrick Cusack (D) 25%
 Florida 22 Clay Shaw  Republican 1980   Re-elected Clay Shaw (R) unopposed
 Florida 23 Alcee Hastings Democratic 1992 Re-elected Alcee Hastings (D) unopposed </doc>


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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> MUSIC   IN COUNTRY    CHURCHES
 FINANCIAL      STATEMENTS
 31 OCTOBER    2015

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Charity Number 801073
 STEPHENSON  SMART
 Chartered Accountants & Statutory Auditor
 22-26 King Street
 King's Lynn
 Norfolk
 PE30 1HJ </doc>


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<doc>     Table 3. The Effect of Terminating Irrigation at Several Dates Late in the
     Season on the Yield of Roots, Percent Sucrose and Gross Sugar
     Production of Sugar Beets.
     Treatment   Irrigation    No    Yield    %    Gross
     No    Terminated    Irrigations Roots    Sucrose
     T./A.
     Sugar
     Lbs . /A.
     7    Aug. 10    7    20.3    18.81    7639
     8    Aug. 21    8    18.8    18.57    6978
     9    Sept. 1    9    20.3    18.40    7478
     1    Sept. 11    10    19.9    18.19    7232
     Least Significant Difference (5%)    N. S.    0.33    N. S.
     Least Significant Difference (1%)    N. S.    0.44    N. S.
     All plots were irrigated when approximately 36% of available water was used
     to a 27" soil depth until the time of irrigation termination.
     - 6 -
     Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/jmlh0227 </doc>


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<doc> Barnes Wallis Community Centre
 Balance Sheet at 31 March 2017
 31-Mar-17            31-Mar-16
 Notes      £      £             £       £
 Fixed Assets
 Tangible Assets          3               300                  300
 Current Assets
 Trade debtors                     315                   0
 Bank/building society balances  3,099                  870
 Cash in hand                      230                  171
 3,644                 1,041
 Current liabilities
 Other liabilities and accruals    350                  350
 Net current assets                      3,294                 691
 Net assets                              3,594                 991
 Capital account
 Balance at start of period               991                 8,686
 Net profit / (loss)                     2,603               (7,695)
 3,594                 991
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<doc> SECTION 1: ABOUT CITB
 Our professional advisors
 CITB’s bankers                     CITB’s auditor
 Barclays Bank plc                  Comptroller and Auditor General
 17 Market Place                    National Audit Office
 Fakenham                           157–197 Buckingham Palace Road
 Norfolk NR21 9BE                   London SW1W 9SP
 CITB’s investment advisers         CITB’s legal adviser
 JP Morgan                          CITB Legal Team
 1 Knightsbridge                    Bircham Newton
 Belgravia                          King’s Lynn
 London SW1 7LX                     Norfolk PE31 6RH
 Principal Office
 See Appendix D (page 69) for details of principal and
 registered offices.
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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc>     Smokers Express Airlines Fact Sheet
     Smokers Express Airlines was founded for one reason: To give the 54
     million Americans who smoke a choice when they fly.
     Smokers Express is the brainchild of William Walts and George
     "Mickey" Richardson, two successful Florida businessmen who are
     themselves smokers.
     Because of FAA regulations that restrict smoking on domestic
     flights, Smokers Express is actually a club, providing air service
     for members only.
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     expects to launch its inaugural flight in September.
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     reconditioned and reequipped DC-9 jetliners.
     Some of the destinations Smokers Express plans to serve include
     Orlando, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Las Vegas, and Atlantic City.
     Smokers Express is now undergoing the FAA certification process.
     The founders plan to offer competitive fares, as well as many
     amenities other airlines only offer in First Class, or ignore
     altogether.
     Planned services include:
     VIP lounges at some airports
     Free cigarettes on all flights
     Free headphones
     Free inflight movies
     Full beverage service
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     Complimentary newspapers
     If you would like more information about Smokers Express, Please
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc>  Government    Relations
  Home  > About Us > Government Relations
  A  Stronger    Washington
  Washington state's 34 community and technical colleges have a unique ability to meet people where they are and put
  them on a path to a better future. We:
     Provide students with career pathways to today's jobs
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kinds of students. Whether the student is 16 or 60, rural or urban, their local community or technical
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     Are affordable and accessible for students and families
     Partner with local businesses, education institutions and communities to provide high-quality training programs
  Investments in community and technical colleges help people, communities and our economy grow. </doc>


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 Collaboration

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 &
 innovation
 The time has come  to develop      We will
 a more agile response to breast
 • Actively seek out new partnerships and
 cancer. In order to get ahead
 collaborations to radically speed up critical
 of this complex disease, we         research into all aspects of the disease
 must work  in new, collaborative
 • Work in partnership and collaboration with
 ways. Our impact  relies on our
 other organisations, researchers and
 ability to translate all of our work healthcare professionals to promote
 improvements in treatment and care
 into tangible benefits for those
 affected by breast cancer.
 • Ensure all of our work is informed by people
 affected by the disease and use their
 experiences and concerns to create change
 by keeping breast cancer at the top of the
 agenda.
 Our work promotes collaboration and
 innovation. These next steps support our
 work across risk and prevention, early
 detection and diagnosis, treatment and
 secondary breast cancer.
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<|image|>Continue reading the text: <doc> Section E             Financial review
 Reserves are carried forward for use in the following year. We shall be
 Brief statement of the using some reserves towards trip shortfalls in 2017-2018 as we have
 charity’s policy on reserves noticed a steady decrease of voluntary contributions towards these trips.
 Details of any funds materially
 in deficit
 Further financial review details (Optional information)
 You may choose to include
 additional information, where
 relevant about:
  the charity’s principal
 sources of funds (including
 any fundraising);
  how expenditure has
 supported the key objectives
 of the charity;
  investment policy and
 objectives including any
 ethical investment policy
 adopted.
 Section F             Other  optional information
 Section G             Declaration
 The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.
 Signed on behalf of the charity’s trustees
 Signature(s)
 Gareth Drawmer
 Full name(s) Charles Newhouse
 Position (eg Secretary, Chair, Chair          Trustee
 etc)
 Date
 01/02/18
 TAR

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<doc> Insects
 Name         Novelty  Status   Authors      Location
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 Haidomyrmodes      gen et sp nov Vaild Perrichot et al France
 Jurahylobittacus   gen et sp nov Valid Li, Ren & Shih China
 Lutzomyia adiketis sp nov    Valid Poinar       Dominican Republic
 Proraphidia gomezi sp nov    Valid Jarzembowski England
 Proraphidia hopkinsi sp nov  Valid Jarzembowski Spain
 Sinomeganeura      gen et sp nov Valid Ren, Nel, & Prokop China
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<doc> This draft produced on 6/4/2017 15:58
 ST ANDREW'S CHURCH, ENFIELD
 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
 FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016
 14. Staff costs
 Staff costs were as follows:
 2016        2015
 £           £
 Wages and salaries                             80,364      45,615
 Social security costs                           3,814        514
 Pension costs                                    598          -
 84,776      46,129
 The average number of persons employed by the church during the year was as follows:
 2016       2015
 No.         No.
 Full time staff (Vicar, Verger and 2 MABS staff)   4           4
 Part time staff (Administrator, Gardener and Organist) 3       3
 7           7
 No employee received remuneration amounting to more than £60,000 in either year.
 Key management personnel comprise the board of PCC members and they received no remuneration in
 the year (2015: the same, with the exception of fees paid to Revd. Olive Cope as denoted in note 21).
 During the year, 2 PCC members were reimbursed operating expenses totalling £248 (2015: 4 PCC
 members reimbursed £788).
 15. Debtors
 2016        2015
 £           £
 Other debtors                                    416        8,612
 Prepayments and accrued income                  6,837      13,775
 Tax recoverable                                 5,269       4,179
 12,522      26,566
 16. Creditors: Amounts falling due within one year
 2016        2015
 £           £
 Loan from Diocese                               1,600         -
 Other creditors                                  142        3,251
 Accruals and deferred income                    9,280      11,915
 11,022      15,166
 Page 14 </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc> Round 17
 Home team Home team score Away team Away team score Venue Crowd Date
 St Kilda 9.14 (68)   South Melbourne 15.10 (100) Moorabbin Oval 13,400 9 August 1969
 Hawthorn 22.12 (144) North Melbourne 18.18

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(126) Glenferrie Oval 13,504 9 August 1969
 Essendon 19.18 (132) Fitzroy     14.11 (95)  Windy Hill 15,548 9 August 1969
 Carlton  14.11 (95)  Geelong     17.8 (110)  Princes Park 27,166 9 August 1969
 Richmond 19.11 (125) Melbourne   12.13 (85)  MCG        23,519 9 August 1969
 Footscray 11.16 (82) Collingwood 16.8 (104)  Western Oval 21,201 9 August 1969 </doc>


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<doc> notEs  to  tHE  ACCoUnts    ContInUED
 3b. Summary of Total Return                    2017         2016
 £000         £000
 Income from:
 Land and buildings                              787         840
 Quoted and other securities and cash            101          69
 Gains on investment assets:
 Land & Buildings                                839         700
 Quoted and other securities and cash           4,348        530
 Investment management costs (see note 3c)      (102)        (72)
 Total return for year                          5,973        2,067
 total return transferred to income and expenditure reserve (1,796) (1,733)
 Unapplied total return for year included within Statement of Comprehensive 4,177 334
 Income and Expenditure (see note 18)
 3c. Investment Management Costs                2017         2016
 £000         £000
 Land and buildings                               18          18
 Quoted and other securities and cash             84          54
 Total                                           102          72
 4. Education expenditure                       2017         2016
 £000         £000
 teaching                                       2,272        2,232
 tutorial                                        637         623
 Admissions                                      586         530
 Research                                        187         158
 Scholarships and awards                         486         501
 other educational facilities                    494         504
 Total                                          4,662        4,548
 Included within Scholarships and Awards are payments under the Cambridge Bursary Scheme amounting to £236,770
 (2016 - £253,120).
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<doc>     MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES
     DIVISION    OF  FAMILY    SERVICES
     .............
     BROADWAY  STATE OFFICE BUILDING
     ERS ON
     U.S POSTAGE
     CITY JEFFERSON CITY, MISSOURI 65103 AUG-9'79
     15 JEF
     Provider
     MO-  P.B MIETER
     652847
     URGENT    no.
     30  L-002  C-115  S-41  P-20
     200844702
     SHANK,  ROBERT   E. WASHINGTON U MED SCH
     MD
     ST LOUIS,   MO    63110
     Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/ngmw0227 </doc>


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<|image|>Read the following text: <doc>     Summary Report of Group No. 2
     Problem: Lack of Local Resources
     Although the group was not required to establish a priority among the four
     problems presented for discussion, it wished to express an opinion that local
     resources -- manpower and material resources -- are of utmost importance and are
     basic to solving other problems.
     With respect to the following recommendations, it should be noted that condi-
     tions within the country or needs of a country may often require a modification
     of these recommendations or possible development of a completely new approach.
     The suggested recommendations are:
     1. Three or four regional training centers should be set up during the coming
     year to train professional, technical, and para-professional assistants in the
     fields of nutrition, food technology, administration of child feeding programs
     and/or other disciplines which might be required.
     2. These technical training centers shall be expansions of existing technical
     centers or educational centers which already have achieved the competency in one
     or more of these disciplines, e.g. INCAP, National Institute of Nutrition in
     Bogota, Nutrition Research Center in the Philippines, Department of Nutrition
     Hebrew University in Jerusalem.
     3. The personnel should be trained at in-country institutions or at an institu-
     tion located in the region, and trained in the U.S. only under special circum-
     stances, e.g. training of government personnel in food economics to assist
     industries attempting to locate in the country or training of personnel in
     education methods to assist in in-country training.
     4. Training should result in two levels of technical personnel :
     a.  The degree level or possibly the graduate level.
     b.  The para-professional personnel who may receive one or two years of
     practical and limited theoretical training -- the relation of these two should
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least ten para-professionals to one higher level personnel.
     5. The competent staff in established centers should be augmented by temporary
     junior staff instructors from U.S ., recognizing that as the training progresses,
     nationals may take over the work of visiting junior staff.
     6. The instruction should include practical training involving research for the
     higher levels of training and experience in local problems for the para-profes-
     sional personnel.
     7. These training programs should coordinate closely with existing programs such
     as: a.  the New International Education Act of HEW and its operation; b. the
     USDA training program in home economics; c. the interagency training centers
     such as PAHO and WHO and international agencies.
     8. Emphasis in training of manpower should be placed on instruction and not on
     facilities. It is recommended that possibly 75% of the funding be for training
     and 25% be for physical facilities.
     Source: https://www.industrydocuments.ucsf.edu/docs/mldg0227 </doc>


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<md> | Characteristic | Simplicity score |
 | --- | --- |
 | Google | 871 |
 | Netflix | 861 |
 | Publix | 859 |
 | Amazon | 851 |
 | Chipotle | 843 |
 | Zappos.com | 826 |
 | Dunkin' Donuts | 822 |
 | Burger King | 818 |
 | KFC | 815 |
 | Pizza Hut | 815 | </md>


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<md> | Country | Gross pension replacement rates |
 | --- | --- |
 | Mexico | 25.7 |
 | Hungary | 56.1 | </md>


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<doc> Contract # 26900215 Changes as of: 4/9/2020 at 11:55 AM Version: Original Order
 CPE: 142/189/898     Flight: 10/21/20 - 10/27/20 Station: WHP Con Type: POLITICAL/VOTE
 Agency: FlexPoint Media Inc. Advertiser: Congressional Market: Harrisburg-Lebanon Total $: $90,725.00
 Leadership Fund
 PO Box 1051     Product: PA-10        Office: WASHINGTON Total Spots: 83
 New Albany, OH 43054 Agency Order #: 9531234 Service: Nielsen Total CPP: $0.00
 Buyer: Dellinger, Patrick Primary Demo: Total GRP:
 Salesperson: GARRETT WELLENS Assistant: GARRETT WELLENS
 202-955-5342         202-955-5342
 125 West 55th St
 New York, NY 10019                                   Separation:
 Special
 Instructions
 Order Level Comments
 Date/Time  Added by     Comment
 04/09/20 11:56 AM GARRETT WELLENS Separation: 30
 Competitive Information                     Daypart Summary                      Monthly Summary
 Market Budget: $302,417                Day/Time % Distrib Spots  Dollars CPP    GRP      Month  Spots    Dollars
 WHP Share: 30%                                  100%     83   $90,725.00 N/A    0.0   2020-Oct   57   $69,525.00
 Comment:                              Total    100%     83   $90,725.00 N/A    0.0   2020-Nov   26   $21,200.00
 Unknown: 70%                                                                           Total    83   $90,725.00
 Transaction History
 Trans     Created/Received Created by Status Spot+ Spot- $ Chg Contract $ Comment
 Queued for
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 Contracting 4/9/20 12:05 PM                                $0     $0
 New        4/9/20 11:55 AM GARRETT WELLENS New 83     $90,725.00 $90,725.00
 PARAGRAPHS 49 AND 50 OF THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION'S REPORT AND ORDER NO. 07-217 PROVIDES THAT BROADCAST STATIONS'
 Non-Discrimination ADVERTISING CONTRACTS WILL NOT DISCRIMINATE ON THE BASIS OF RACE OR ETHNICITY, AND MUST CONTAIN NONDISCRIMINATION CLAUSES. CONSISTENT WITH THIS ORDER,
 Policy      KATZ MEDIA GROUP (INCLUDING ANY SUBSIDIARY OR DIVISION OF KATZ) DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE IN ANY BROADCAST ADVERTISING CONTRACT ON THE BASIS OF RACE OR
 ETHNICITY AND EVALUATES, NEGOTIATES AND COMPLETES ITS BROADCAST ADVERTISING CONTRACTS WITHOUT REGARD TO RACE OR ETHNICITY.
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<doc> PARACHUTE REGIMENTAL ASSOQATION
 DETAILED STATEMENT OFFINANCIAL ACTIVmES
 FORTHEYEAR ENDED 31DECEMBER 2016
 2016     2015
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 Governance costs
 Committee meeting expenses                       12,664   16,795
 Accountancy and legal fees                        1,032     954
 13,696   17,749
 Total resources expended                          116,843 154,471
 Net expenditure before gains and losses           (11,101) (13,839)
 Realised and unrealised gains and losses
 Realised and unrealised gains/(losses) on fixed asset investments 39,874 (28,266)
 Net income/(expenditure)                          28,773   (42,105)
 This page does notform part ofthe statutory financial statements
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<|image|>Parse the text behind: <doc> SAFFRON WALDEN UNITED CHARITIES
 TRUSTEES' REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2015
 Thetrustees present theirreport andthefinancial statements for theyear ended 31December 2015.
 Constitution,objects and policies
 The charity's object and principal activity is to provide financial assistance in cases of hardship for
 those persons living in the geographic area administered by the former Borough Council of Saffron
 Walden.
 The Trustees continue to develop and maintain useful links with the statutory agencies including
 Social Workers, Health Visitors, District Council Housing Officers, Uttlesford Citizens Advice
 Bureau andother local voluntaryorganisations involvedincommunitywelfare.
 The management of the charity is by the Chairman of the Trustees acting in consultation with an
 emergency sub-committee of Trustees for urgent decisions. Routine daily management and
 administrationisdelegated totheclerk who issubject toreport at minutedmeetings oftheTrustees.
 The constitution states that the Trustees should hold at least two ordinary meetings in each year.
 TheTrustees met as a bodyonfouroccasions duringthefinancial year under review.
 Development, activities andachievements this year
 The Saffron Walden United Charities achieved the objects of the charity by making grants and

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 donations totalling£28,280duringthefinancial year ending31December 2015.
 Financial Review
 The statement of financial activities shows net incoming's for the year of £7,034, the market value
 of the COIF investments rose by £13,860 in this year. This was due to the increase in value of the
 investments. The COIF invests in investments which produce capital growth. They have still
 received income on a quarterly basis which meets the annual requirements for distribution. The
 trustees decide on how much to distribute based on the amount of income received from the
 investment.
 Future developments
 Thecharityuses theCOIFinvestments that are reviewedannuallyandthe Trustees arecommittedto
 continuingthe prudent investment policies that haveoperated for anumber of years andhaveserved
 thecharity well.
 Trustees
 All of the Trustees named on Page 1 other than as shown, served throughout the year. The Charity
 has the power to appoint additional Trustees as it considers fit to do so. The constitution regarding
 the appointment of trustees changed on 30 November 2004 in accordance with the Order made
 under section26oftheCharities Act dated16June2004.
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 Charity 27/06/2016 </doc>


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<doc> FINANCIAL             STATEMENTS
 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
 YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2016
 14.Restricted funds (continued)
 Prior period (as restated)              Restricted Restricted     Total
 pension fixed asset Restricted Restricted
 funds  funds   funds   funds
 8'000   2'000   2'000  2'000
 Consogdated
 Balance at 1 April 2014                                     2,352  2,352
 Income                                       (92)   4,820  33,035 37,763
 Expenditure                                  (47)         (31,358) (31,405)
 Transfers between funds                      31             (31)
 Actuarial gain/(loss) on defined benefit pension scheme 18          18
 Balance at 31August 2015                     (90l   4,820  3998    8728
 Charity only
 Balance at 1 April 2014                                    2,027   2,027
 Incoming resources                                         29,038 29,038
 Outgoing resources                                        (27,370) (27,370)
 Balance st 31August 2015                                   3.695   3.695
 Balance               Transfers Balance
 1September               between 3f August
 2015  Income Expenditure funds 2016
 Consolidated by charitable ectivity  2'000  2'000    2'000 2'000  2'000
 Apprenticeships and employability    1,475  744    (1,752)         467
 Education                             832  2,056   (2,489) (107)   292
 Justice                               36    496     (447)           85
 Young people and families            1,565 8,321   (8,640)        1,246
 Other                                 90     55      125            20
 Total restricted funds               3,998 11,672  (13,453) (107) 2,110
 Balance               Transfers Balance
 1September               between 31August
 2015  Income Expenditure funds 2016
 Charity Only by charitable activity  2'000  2'000    6'000 2'000  2'000
 Apprenticeships and employability    1,475  744    (1,752)         467
 Education                             529   378     (862)           45
 Justice                               36    324     (165)          195
 Young people and families            1,565 8,321   (8,640)        1,246
 Other                                 90     55      125            20
 Total restricted funds               3,695 9,822   (11,544)       1,973
 Catch22 annual report and financial statements
 For the year ended 31 August 2016
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 Cashflow Statement
 For the year ending 31st December 2017
 2017       2016
 Reconciliation of net movement in funds to net cash outflow
 from operating activities
 Net movement in funds                   193,982    97,433
 Depreciation

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             -     19,864
 Investment Income                       (38,339)   (29,473)
 Unrealised gain on revaluation of investments (99,418) (104,043)
 Decrease/ (increase) in debtors            (41)     (7,247)
 Increase/ (decrease) in creditors          200     (12,971)
 Increase/ (decrease) in creditors More than 1 year -    -
 Unrealised gain on revaluation of property (113,139)
 Net cash outflow from operating activities (56,755) (36,437)
 Returns on investment and servicing of finance
 Investment Income                        38,339    29,473
 38,339    29,473
 Capital expenditure and financial investment
 Purchase of investments                       -    (103,237)
 Sale of Investments                           -     10,000
 Proceeds of sale of war-stock                 -      1,100
 Net cash inflow from capital activities       -     (92,137)
 Net Movement in cash                       (18,416)   (99,101)
 Opening Cash & Cash Equivalents            192,166    291,267
 Short Term Deposits                         79,270    94,061
 Cash at Bank                                93,931    97,399
 Petty Cash                                    549       706
 Closing Cash & Cash Equivalents            173,750    192,166
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<doc> Independent Examiner's Report to theTrusteesof
 Gloucestershire County Proficiency Tests Committee for Agriculture and Horticulture
 IreportontheaccountsoftheTrustfortheyearended31July2017,whicharesetoutonpages5to10.
 Respective responsibilities oftrusteesand examiner
 The trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts. The trustees consider that an audit is not
 required for this year under section 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011(the 2011 Act) and that an independent
 examinationisneeded.
 Itismyresponsibilityto:
 - examinetheaccountsundersection145ofthe2011Act;
 - follow the procedures laid down in the General Directions given by the Charity Commission under
 section145(5)(b)ofthe2011Act;and
 - statewhetherparticularmattershavecometomyattention.
 Basis of independent examiner's report
 My examination was carried outin accordancewith theGeneral Directions given bytheCharityCommission.
 An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the
 accountspresentedwiththoserecords.Italsoincludesconsiderationofanyunusualitemsordisclosuresinthe
 accounts, and seeking explanations from you as trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures
 undertakendonotprovidealltheevidencethatwouldberequiredinanauditandconsequentlynoopinionis
 given astowhether theaccountspresent a'trueandfair view' andthereport islimited tothosematters set
 outinthestatementbelow.
 Independent examiner's statement
 Inconnectionwithmyexamination,nomatterhascometomyattention:
 (1) whichgivesmereasonablecausetobelievethatinanymaterialrespecttherequirements:
 -  tokeepaccountingrecordsinaccordancewithsection130oftheAct;and
 -  to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and comply with the
 accountingrequirementsofthe2011Act
 havenotbeenmet;or
 (2) towhich,inmyopinion,attentionshouldbedrawninordertoenableaproperunderstandingofthe
 accountstobereached.
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 CharteredAccountants                               GL25FD
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<doc>  Step by Step
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  and click it to save your changes and publish them automatically to
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 9. Tangible Fixed Assets
 Group and College       College Buildings Furniture fittings Library Books total
 and site and equipment £000   £000
 £000      £000
 Cost
 As at 1 July 2016           148,108    7,543      863     156,514
 Additions at cost             5,362     777        28      6,167
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 As at 30 June 2017          153,470    8,320      891     162,681
 Depreciation
 As at 1 July 2016              24      5,553      367      5,944
 Charge for the year           1,379     491        31      1,901
 Disposals                      —         —         —         —
 As at 30 June 2017            1,403    6,044      398      7,845
 net Book value
 As at 30 June 2017          152,067    2,276      493     154,836
 As at 1 July 2016           148,084    1,990      496     150,570
 The insured value of freehold land and buildings as at 30 June 2017 was £134,538,078 (2016 - £122,017,320).
 The value of the land, included in College Buildings and Site, as at 30 June 2017 was £53,445,272 (2016 - £52,538,000).
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<doc> Trustees' report (continued)
 French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Nepalese, Russian, Dari and Pashto.
 IIEDand the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI)continue to share leadership ofthe premier global think
 —
 tank network on the SDGs the Independent Research Forum (IRF).IRFand the Swedish government are
 supporting a series ofregional retreats for senior officials tofocus on SDGs implementation. SLG led a
 three-day retreat in Liberia, the country being one ofnine that has committed to show leadership in using
 the SDGs in national policy and practice. The event was attended by government and civil society
 representatives from 11African countries, and from regional bodies (ECOWAS, Pan-Afiican Parliament,
 UNECA). IIED is helping to organise a further event in Germany; SEIare running events for Colombia and
 Timor-Lasts.
 Core   research    areas
 Natural   resource   management
 Our goal: increased investment in locally controlled land and natural resource use
 The squeeze on natural resources, ecosystems and the livelihoods they support is tightening. This is
 partly because land and resource rights lie in the wrong hands and partly because many ofthe people
 who are close to realising sustainability lack power. That is why IIEDfocuses on improving investment
 in local control and the sustainable management ofnatural resources and other ecosystems. We work
 with networks and organisations in Africa, Asia and Latin America and aim to have atangible impact in
 15countries. Together, we raise awareness ofthe roles that small-scale producers and local people
 play in maintaining their resources, and we help identify tools and tactics to strengthen their capacities.
 We also generate evidence and build the capabilities needed to improve the policies, laws and working
 practices ofgovernments, companies and institutions.
 Themes ofwork under this goal: legal tools; agroecology; forests; biodiversity; water infrastructure;
 China in development.
 Progress
 NRG has continued to work with partners to support and shape fairer, more sustainable governance of
 natural resources and achieve change in policy and practice. Our legal tools initiative — seeking to
 —
 strengthen local rights and voices has yielded strong results: in Tanzania, working with local
 authorities to implement gender-sensitive bylaws in 64district villages; in Senegal, strengthening
 implementation ofrules on land allocation and women's rights. In Cameroon, we convened a crucial
 dialogue on land law reforms with members ofparliament. The resulting communique recommended
 recognition ofcustomary land rights, reinforcing local conflict resolution mechanisms, and the need for
 greater voice for indigenous peoples.
 We saw striking results following a 2018review ofthe Forest and Farm Facility (FFF)—a project
 supporting livelihoods oflocal forest and farm producers. The review showed incomes ofsmallholder
 communities, indigenous peoples and women's organisations had increased substantially since 2012
 (for example 46-65'/0 in Kenya, 12-18'/0 in Myanmar, 30-50'/0 in Nicaragua, and 10-20'/0 in Vietnam).
 The China-Africa Forests Governance Project promotes sustainable practices along supply chains
 involved in moving timber from Africa to China. This year, the project brought verifiable improvements in
 large timber company practice in Cameroon and on the enabling framework for sustainable forest
 product processing parks in Mozambique. In DRC, IIEDfacilitated the emergence ofassociations of
 artisanal loggers, and helped support better terms ofengagement in the supply chain tothe Chinese
 markets while promoting more sustainable logging practices.
 www. iied.org </doc>


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<md> | Characteristic | Number of deaths |
 | --- | --- |
 | Congenital malformations, deformations and chromosomal abnormalities | 345 |
 | Disorders related to short gestation and low birth weight, not elsewhere classified | 214 |
 | Newborn affected by maternal complications of pregnancy | 144 |
 | Newborn affected by complications of placenta, cord and membranes | 91 |
 | Complications of labor and delivery | 56 |
 | Bacterial sepsis of newborn | 38 |
 | Neonatal haemorrhages | 37 |
 | Accidents (unintentional injuries) | 36 |
 | Intrauterine hypoxia and birth asphyxia | 36 |
 | Respiratory distress of newborn | 20 |
 | Diseases of the circulatory system | 13 |
 | Sudden infant death syndrome | 11 | </md>


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<doc> BEERSHMUEL LIMITED
 INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT
 AND STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
 YEAR ENDED 31 JANUARY 2017
 Notes            20l7                2016
 Incomin Resources:            Restricted          Restricted
 Donations                      121,399            126,581
 Income from Charitable Activities 6,621
 Holiday Funds                  180907             150853
 308927             277 434
 Resources Ex ended:
 Costs ofGenerating Funds
 General                       6,122               5,211
 Charitable Ex enditure:
 Charitable Grants    2,615               10,050
 Bursaries Provided  98,063               109,585
 Camp Costs     5   174,986               147,460
 Other Charitable Costs 6 8,874           10,225
 Administration  7     474                  400
 285 012            277 720
 291 134            282 931
 Net Income (Expenditure) for the Year 17,793        (5,497)
 Total Funds Brought Forward      12035              17532
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 Total Funds Carried Forward                         ~12 </doc>