The table compares the income and the expenditure of a public place for hire called Harckley Hall between three years.
Overall, it is clear that while total income showed a small increase, the expenditure saw a dramatic growth in figures throughout the period. Another noteworthy feature was the profit, which underwent a significant decline.
In detail, total income increased noticeably, from £83,500 to £85,000 in the second year. At the end however it dropped to £84,000. Meanwhile, the expediture underwent a considerable growth, from £56,000 to £62,000 by the end. This had an impact on the amount of profit, which declined gradually, starting at £27,500 and finishing at £22,000.
The income of hiring room initially stood at £34,000, accounting for the most of the total income. Despite rising by £1,000 in the second year, it dropped to the initial figure in the third year, and remained the major source of income. In sharp contrast, the amount of income of café was significantly small throughout the period, although it increased significantly, from £3,000 to £4,000.
Regards funding from Local Council, the figures remaind steady at the average of £22,000, while funding from other sources constantly increased, from £24,000 to £27,000.