NEVILL HOLT COMMUNITY ARTS
Registration #1163614 · Registered
www.nevillholtfestival.comadmin@nevillholtfestival.com
10 St James Place London SW1A 1NP
Nevill Holt Community Arts promotes the arts and advances education in the arts through opera, theatre and music and associated educational programmes.
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About NEVILL HOLT COMMUNITY ARTS
NEVILL HOLT COMMUNITY ARTS is a registered charity in England and Wales (registration number 1163614), rated "Good Standing" with a CharityScore of 52/100 — a charity in good standing based on official Charity Commission data. In its most recent reporting year (2024), NEVILL HOLT COMMUNITY ARTS reported a total income of £899,956 and total expenditure of £2,051,956 (a spending ratio of 228%, indicating strong allocation of funds to charitable activities). According to the Charity Commission, NEVILL HOLT COMMUNITY ARTS operates with the following stated purpose: Nevill Holt Community Arts promotes the arts and advances education in the arts through opera, theatre and music and associated educational programmes. Our analysis has identified 2 high-severity concerns for this charity. We recommend reviewing the details below. This profile is based on publicly available data from the Charity Commission for England and Wales and is updated regularly. CharityScore provides independent, data-driven transparency ratings to help donors give with confidence.
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Financial History
Latest spending ratio: 228.0% of income spent on charitable work
| Year | Income | Spending | Ratio |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | £899,956 | £2,051,956 | 228% |
Data sourced from the Charity Commission for England & Wales · Last scored 6/11/2026