Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra

Other · registered 1972

Registered

Charity number 264670

What the charity does

The orchestra comprises mainly amateur players who play to a very high standard. It currently performs three concerts a year in the Anvil Concert Hall, Basingstoke. The concert programmes include mostly popular classical music.

Income and spending

2021 income £306 2021 spending £1,075 2021 2022 income £31,492 2022 spending £32,494 2022 2023 income £51,687 2023 spending £38,759 2023 2024 income £36,008 2024 spending £40,600 2024 2025 income £40,562 2025 spending £33,588 2025

Income Spending

Financial year endIncomeSpending
31 July 2025£40,562£33,588
31 July 2024£36,008£40,600
31 July 2023£51,687£38,759
31 July 2022£31,492£32,494
31 July 2021£306£1,075

Charity details

Charity number
264670
Registered
18 October 1972
Latest income
£40,562 (year to 31 July 2025)
Latest spending
£33,588
Volunteers
20
Reporting
Submission Received Late
Gift Aid
Registered with HMRC for Gift Aid

Contact

Address
23 Mercer Close, Basingstoke, RG22 6NZ
Phone
01256335889
Website
bso.org.uk

Official record: Charity Commission register, charity number 264670.

What the charity does

Who it helps

How it helps

Where it operates

Charitable objects

To promote, improve, develop and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects by the presentation of public concerts and by such other ways as the society through its committee shall determine from time to time

Area of benefit: Not Defined in Practice Basingstoke

Governing document: Constitution dated 8 september 1972 as amended 24 june 1994 and 31 january 1997

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Questions and answers

What is the charity number of Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra?

Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra is registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales under charity number 264670.

How much income does Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra have?

In the financial year ending 31 July 2025 the charity had an income of £40,562 and spent £33,588.