The table compares the income and spending amount of Harckley Hall, which is a public place for hire, throughout a 3-year period.
Overall, both Harckley Hall’s total income and expenditure showed an upward trend, with income from the hiring room being the main source of earnings and the amount of expenditure in the final year spending the highest proportion.
There are two sources of income of Harckley Hall, including income from hiring and income from the cafe. The former started at £34,000 in year 1, and then increased slightly to its peak at £35,000 in year 2 before dropping by £3000 in the final year. Similarly, the latter fluctuated, despite a moderate decrease by £500 between the year 1 and year 2, it recovered slightly to £4000 by the end of the period. As a result, total income witnessed a fluctuation, ranging from £83,500 to £85,000 in three years.
The figure for funding from Local Council remained relatively stable, spending from £21,000 to £22,000 over the entire period. Meanwhile, public organization’s expenditure on other sources grew at a steady pace, with £27,000 in the third year allocating the largest share among three years. Besides, expenditure and profit of the Hall ranging by £8000 and £5,500, respectively.