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Annual Accounts
BBOWT continues to hold a healthy financial position. Over the year prudent financial management
and deliberate use of our reserves enabled us to successfully expand our charitable activity and
invest in a range of new initiatives. Our 2015/16 accounts show a planned increase of 11% in
expenditure and a planned revenue deficit of £488,000 including funds set aside to meet pension
commitments. Looking ahead there are significant uncertainties, including the impact of Brexit and
changing regulation for charitable fundraising. We will adopt a cautious approach to managing our
finances so we are in the best possible place to realise the ambition of our new Strategic Plan.
Income Total: £5,446,000
Actual
‘15-’16
£000s %
Membership and donations 2,373 44%
Grants and corporate donations 1,567 29%
Individual donations and legacies 401 7%
Trading activities 325 6%
Investment income 153 3%
Agri-environment scheme income 485 9%
Other income 143 3%
Total 5,446 100%
Expenditure Total: £5,935,000 76p
from every
£ is spent on Actual
our conservation ‘15-’16
& education
work
£000s %
Nature reserve management 1,948 33%
Wildlife awareness and education 1,901 32%
Looking after the wider countryside 676 11%
Membership and fundraising costs 989 17%
Trading costs 394 7%
Investment costs 27 0%
Total 5,935 100%
The information on this page has been taken from our audited accounts for the year 2015/2016. For a full copy please visit our
website at www.bbowt.org.uk/who-we-are or contact our Oxford office. All £’s rounded to nearest 1,000. The %’s may not add
up to 100 due to rounding.