I am pleased to report that, despite continuing uncertainty in the financial markets due to Covid-19 and another year of reduced legacy income, MAARA has been able to continue its funding of not only existing but also new research projects in 2021. As usual, income is very dependent on the level of legacies, which by its nature fluctuates from year to year. Following recent years of very high income, donations and legacies rose slightly from last year’s low level to £31,945. Our investments continued to recover from the initial Covid-related shock to the markets and their value rose despite a modest net outflow to support ongoing projects. This increase in investment capital resulted in a marginally higher income from investments this year, £23,132 which covered all our running costs in the year. As ever, we are grateful to individual MAARA members and the wider public who undertake to support our charity. Their various fundraising events contributing £3,851 this year. Total income at £55,397 showed a recovery from last year’s low.