Freedom of information response
Charities where Thurrock Council are trustees
1.I would like details of the amounts of money moving through the charity known as the Saltings which has Mr Sean Clark as the sole trustee on behalf of Thurrock Council and the stated purpose of the charity since it was set up and whom has benefited from it
2. Can you tell me how long the trusteeship has been held by Thurrock Council and identify by map the area concerned in this charity
3. What the long term intentions of thurrock council controlling this charity amount to
I would like details of the amounts of money moving through the charity known as the Saltings which has Mr Sean Clark as the sole trustee on behalf of Thurrock Council and the stated purpose of the charity since it was set up and whom has benefited from it
Details of income and expenditure over the last 4 years as reported to the Charities Commission
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2017/18 |
2018/19 |
2019/20 |
2020/21 |
|
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Income |
- |
- |
- |
- |
|
Expenditure |
13,704 |
13,971 |
17,596 |
16,987 |
|
Contribution in kind |
13,704 |
13,971 |
17,596 |
16,987 |
Stated purpose - Land held in trust for the purpose of depasturage with cattle or stock by the inhabitants of the area of the ancient parish of East Tilbury. In so far as the said land or any part or parts thereof is not required for use for the said purpose the trustee shall appropriate and use the same as an open space and recreation ground for the benefit of the inhabitants of the said area and, subject thereto, for the benefit of the public at large.
Current use - Public open space as part of the special protected area of Coalhouse Fort.
2. Can you tell me how long the trusteeship has been held by Thurrock Council and identify by map the area concerned in this charity
The governing documents include lease dated 18.4.1854 and lease dated 15.9.1891 as amended by Charity Commission Scheme dated 13.1.1984. It is believed that the Council has held the land since 9.3.1961. Map attached.
3. What the long term intentions of Thurrock Council controlling this charity amount to
There are no current plans that suggest that this land will be held for any other purpose other than for meeting the charitable objectives.
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