Charlty Resi5tration Number.. 1127825
AJ50 Includlng linked Charfty
Re8iStratlon Nurnber 1127825-1
THE PARISH OF THE BOURNE
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
YEAR ENDED 31sr DECEMBER 2023

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Independent Examlner's Report
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THE PARISH OF ThE BOURNE
COUNCIL MEMBERS, REPORT
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
LEGAL STATUS
The Parish of The Bourne Parochial Church Council is registered with the Charlty Commission. charity number
1127825, and form5 part of the Diocese of Guildford. The PCC report also includes, with effect from 2014,
the linked charityThe Bourne Youth Trust, charity number 1127825-1. The PCC membersare trustee5 ofThe
Bourne Youth Trust.
AIMS AND PURPOSES OF THE PCC
The PCC has the responsibility of co-operating with the Incumbent in promotin& in the ecclesiastical parish,
the whole mission of the Church. pastoral, evangelistic. social and ecumenical. It a150 has maintenance
responsibilitie5 for the churches of St. Thomas-on-The-Bourne and St. Martin by the Green and Brambleton
Hall. The parish vision is. Radiating God's love.. transforming lives and communitles,. The PCC believe that
reaching out to those in its community- whether churchgoers or not- is essential to its underlying mission.
The many activities listed in this report are open to all who wish to participate and the PCC believes that this
fulfils the Charity Commission requirement to operate in the public benefit.
AIMS AND PURPOSES OF THE BOURNE YOUTH TRUST
The Bourne Youth Trust (Byt) has a range of objectives to serve the needs of children and young people
within the area including youthwork, youth clubs, education and training. Boume Youth Trust funds are
invested, and interest and dividends earned during the year are transferred to the Bourne Parish Youthwork
fund to enable the parish to support a range of activities with children and young people. This is in line with
the B￿'S objectives and is in the public benefit.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
The PCC meets every two months to oversee the financial affairs ofthe parish, the maintenance of it5 assets
and to promote the mission of the church. A Standing Committee is responsible for and devolved decision-
making between meetings,. its members are Revd Sandy Clarke Ichairl Hilary Newman and Patricia Goode
{churchwardensl. Michael Cock (treasurer) and Nigel Lewi5 IPCC secretary).
To widen participation and effectiveness the PCC has estsblished a number of Working Groups to oversee
day-to-day running of the parish's activities- Buildings & Grounds, Children & Youth, Communications,
Finance Stewardship & Administration, Environmental, and Worship and Spiritual Growth.
Recommendations from the Working Groups requiring PCC approval are highlighted in ￿pOrtS sent to the
PCC members prlorto each PCC meeting.

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Safeguardinz
The PCC regards the safeguarding of children & vulnerable adults as a priority and pays due regard to
guidance issued by the House of Bishops relatingto it. No person included in a barred list Iwithin the meaning
of the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2CQ61 or convicted of an offence mentioned in Schedule I to the
Children and Young Persons Act 1933 is allowed to serve as a member of the PCC, its Secretary or its
Treasurer. Furthermore it is PCC policy that:
All clergy with authority to officiate wll have to participate in diocese approved arrangements for
training in matters relating to the safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults.
Safeguarding training will be provided for PCC members and other parishioner5.
All clergy with authority to officiate, Youth Ministers. Pastoral Assistants and all PCC Members will
have to participate in diocese approved arrangements for training in matters relating to the
safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults.
Safeguarding training will be provided for other parishioners as may be appropriate for any roles they
undertake in the Church. or for general interest.
Clergy must be sat15fied that a person from another parish is of good standing before they are allowed
to perfomi in the parish.
Clergy who are prohibited or suspended under the Clergy Disclpline Measure will not be permitted
to robe during divine service.
The PCC believes it has complied with its duty to have due regard for the House of Bishop￿ guidance on
Safeguarding children and vulnerable adults under section 5 of the Safeguarding and Clergy Discipline
Measure 2016. The parish's safeguarding policy is available on the parish website and complies with Church
of England arrangements introduced or modified in 2017 and 2018.
OBJEcfivES AND AcfiviTIES
The key objectives and activities of the PCC and the linked charity The Bourne Youth Trust are outllned
below and serve the public interest through providing a broad range of services and activities to those in
our local community=_
Maintsining place5 of worship which provide an opportunity for all in the communlty to
attend regular services. These include conductlng baptlsms. marriage5 and funerals and also
services celebrating the major religious festivats.
Supportlng the splrltual development of our parlshloners. by various approache5. including:"
Training those who wish to enter ministry in the Church of England. ranging from full-time
stipendiary clergy to lay ministers.
o Providing a broad range of styles of service. from formal and traditional to informal and
free, to ensure the parish provides appropriately for a wide range of worship opportunities.

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Helping all who wish to grow their spiritual awareness and understanding through provlding
teaching. courses and specially-formulated acts of worship as well as helping to prepare
people for baptism, confirmation and marriage.
Durin8 2023 several activities in support of our mission and ministry continued in various forms.
Lent groups were well attended.
o Foyer groups were estL7bli5hed, linking members across the parlsh.
Bible study groupsflourished.
o The parish gave a bible to each of the leavers at Woverley Abbey CDfE school In Tllford.
Provldln8 space and services for community artivitles servlng many age groups. In 2023 thls
included the followlng artlvities: .
o The weekly 'Babes ond Tots, group at St Thom05'5for young children ond their parents and
with regular bible storiesfor the childrenfrom members of the ministry team 15 a5 popult7r a5
ever.. we have u150 C017tinued the babes and tots group ot Brombleton Holl.
Regular coffee mornings (ot St Thomas'5 and St Mortinsjfor members of the church and
locol community hove been very well attended.
We continued to provide a venuefor local and national elertion polling 5totions ond other
community groups including the Women's Institute, Slimming World, Pilates and a local
Guides group.
o Providing accommodation for50cial and community groups, notably a weekly Community
Fridge and distribution centreforfreefurniture and a Boxing Club ot Brombleton Hall. The
Community Fridge is now o core part of the porish's outreach, supported by many
parishAoners andprovldlng procticol support to those in need in our community.
Mointoining and increosing ongoino outreach viu visits and assemblies at our local schools.
Providing facilities for local M￿l¢al and cultural groups to perform to the public. In 2022 this
included:.
o Concert5 by our own choir and other local choral ond orche5trnl groups.
Contlnue to develop a large cholr Includlng adult male and younger boy and girl chorfsters to
be one of the best Parish choirs in the country. The aim is for the tholrto enhance our
worshipi and enable the church to reach out to those in the community who wish to develop
thelr choral and musical ability. and to their families. The parish also has a chamber choir.
In 2023:_
The Pccfunded employment of a part-time director of music. orgt7ni5t and a5515tant
organist. Jordan Theis our Director of Music developed our choirs to new levels providing
excellent unpoid musicol training to many young people.

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o With the organ out of actionfor refurbishment during mid-2023 the choir led three
'travelling' evensongs ot locol churches- Stjoon's Fornhom. Stjomes's Rowledge and St
Peterfs Wreccleshom. These were oll well ottended.
The choirs performed regularly at St Thomas's, ond also at other venue5. The organists held
recitals to rulsefund5for extemal charlties,
o The choir5 went on tour to Germony.
Chon5ters continued to achieve succe55 in the RSCM examinations.
Asslstlng other charttles to ralse funds. In addltlon to fund¥ralsln8 on behalf of the PCC. In
2023 this included:.
o Severolfvnd-rolslng ortlvltles on behalf of the porlsh
o A serles of lunchtlme concerts in ald of Christlan Ald,
o R0i5inqfundsfor the Phylli5 fuckwell h05pice in Fornhom and the church
The parish donoted the proceeds of the annual Remembronce Day servlce to the 3rltish
Leglon
o Through It5 payment of Porlsh Share to the Diocese of Guildford of £108.516, from thi5 the
PCC Indirectly contrlbutes around £40,000 t7 year towards diocesan activities and to support
parishes In the diocese and beyond whlchface chollenglng social and economic
clrcumstonces.
Communlcatlng wlth all who wlsh to know more about the parlsh and Its artlvltles:.
o Distributlng cordsfree to all residents of The Bourne parish twlce u year with details of
Advent Chrlstmos and Holy Week and Eoster servlces.
o The regul¢7r weekly electronic new51etter to all who w15h to recelve morefrequent updates
on parish octivities Is now well established with some new volunteers comlngforword to
help with its editing ond on expanding circulotion list.
o Malntalnlng a well-deslgned and easy to access webslte, and a Facebook pagefor existing
and potential members to learn about current and planned activlties.
The PCC believes that reaching out to those in its community- whether regular churchgoer5 or not- is
essential to its underlying mission. The many activities outlined above are open to all who wish to
participate. The work ofthe PCC is made possible by the participation and commitment of many
volunteers.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE IN 2023
In the 2022 report the specific objectives of the parish for 2023 were specified as: outcomes are indlcGted in
italics.
To enable members of our congregations to get to know one another better through setting up
local fellowship groups. A number offoyer group5 were Set up. linking pari5hioner5 who might
not have known one another well, leL7ding to improvedfellowship.

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b. To recruit a new local Youth Minister to develop Junior Church and other activities for children
and young people. Thi5 objective proved very chullenging as the Cost of occommodL7tion in
Fornham is a significant deterrent to applicatlons. The parish didprovide an opportunityfor on
unpaid intem- Luke Price- in the second holf of the year and his contributions towards worship
ondparish life have been much appreciated.
To appoint a new churchwarden to succeed Peter Neukom who has served with such dedication
over the past 4 years. Hilory Newmon, a longstt7nding and experienced member of our
congregation, took up thi5 role.
d. To b005t re8ular giving via the Parish Giving Scheme in order to rebuild the parish's general
reserves. Generol reserve5 were back to target levels (3 months, coshflows of the generalfundj
by yeor end. thonks especiolly to retrospertive Gift Aid claim5 which had been impacted by the
Covid cris15.
e. To build up funding to repair the flat roof at St Thornas's church. QuotGtions were received
durlng the yeorfor short-term ond long-term work and the short-term work was completed in
December 2023.
f. To finally achieve the handover of the land at Brambleton from the council and start work on
fencing It and converting it to a play area. To complete the other planned repairs and
expansions planned for Brambleton Hall. A long lease on odditionol lond odjocent to Brombleton
Holl was signed with Woverley Brough Council ond the refurbishment of the Hall and Gddition of
newfocilities to support the boxing dub wos advanced 5ignificontly.
g. To complete the refurbishment of St Martin'5 vestry / toilet. Despltefund raising and legocy
fund5 being available, the projert budget escoloted significantly, ond the work is yet to begin.
but remoins a priorityfor 2024.
The PCC was partlcularly pleased with the following additional outcomes..
A continued focus on Health and Safety continued by churchwarden ficia Goode. First Aid training
sessions have been held.
The ongoing safeguarding training by all members of the PCC.
The continued development and extending reach of our communications- especially via the weekly
e-newsletters and parlsh webslte.
The attendance at small group activities. in particular the foyer groups in 2023.
The continued expansion of community-based activities at Brarnbleton Hall, wlth the weekly
Community Fridge proving to be very successful.
Planning permission was received In March 2023 for the installation of a wooden building to house
the boxing club at the Brambleton Hall 51te.
The architecvs environmental report on options to reduce the parish'5 carbon footprint was received
and a net zero plan for St Thomas's land actions needed for other parish bulldings} was completed
and sent to the diocese of Guildford.

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7. PCC decislons 2023
During 2023 the PCC had several meetings two of which were held using zoom. The major decisions made
during the yearare shown below:
In January the PCC passed 3 resolutions.
to set aside £i,¢XM) for the vicar to use as a discretionary fund.
To increase staff salaries by 7.5% from January 2023
To adopt the overall budget for 2023, including the individual working group budgets.
The PCC agreed that an annual stewardship campaign would start on 12th February.
In March, The PCC pa55ed a resolution to approve the process 'Responding Promptly to Every Safeguardlng
Concern or Allegation,. The PCC also approved the project to refurbish the organ at St Thomas's using
Nicholson & Co of Malvern. The budget of £65.OlXI to be met by the allocation of £30.000 from legacy
funds and a programme of fund-raising which has been taking place for several years.
The PCC agreed that an online ROSPA course Should be mandated for all working on ladders or scaffolding.
PCC vla zoom
Our independent examiner5- Wise and Co- had been taken over by a largerfinn-shaw Gibb5
The PCC recommended that they be appointed independent examiners.
o The PCC adopted the Financial Statements for 2022
June PCC
Resolutions were passed, summarised as follows:_
Vivienne Picken and Frances Garland to be requested Pemiis5ion to Officiate to enable them
to continue their ministry as a Lay Ministers (Readers) in this parish for a further 2 years.
The PCC voted Ivia an online poll) to approve the diocesan curate housing policy.
The PCC members, meeting as trustees ofThe Boume Youth Trust (linked charity number 1127825-
11 were made aware of, and approved a proposal to seek to release some investmentfunds from
The Boume Youth trust to part-fund the new developments at Brambleton Hall.
Jul PCC
The PCC passed a resolution to offer Luke Price a 3-tem unpaid internship.
To fully support the need for a curate, the PCC voted in favour of the diocesan housing policy.
ember PCC
In relation to the lease of land at Brambleton Hall it was agreed that any two members of the PCC
(including either or both Churchwarden5) be authorised to execute the new 20 year peppercorn
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Waverley Borough Council111, The Guildford Diocesan Board of Finance121 and the PCC131 on the
PCCS behalf.
The faculty applications to accept several gifts were approved:
To accept the 81ft of a cope
o To accept the glft of a pyx
o To accept the glft of a table
Support was glven to the proposal for a pilgrimage to the Holy Land in 2025.
To increase fellowship amongst the congregation it was confirmed that 41 people had slgned up
and been allocated to 7 Foyer groups.
It was agreed that Brian Whlte should be given the title of 'lay leader for St Martin's,.
October PCC vla zoom
The PCC aBreed the followin8 a resolution..
o To contribute towards the parish intems, expenses for accommodatlon at the level of £100
a month from October 2023 to August 31￿ 2024. To provide a loan of£500to Luke PrSce for
the purposes of enabling him to provide a dep051t of £500 to the landlord to cover anv
dilapldatlons caused by hlm durln8 the tenancy. To document thi5 loan Includlng the
understandlng that when Luke recelves the deposit back frorn the landlord at the end of the
tenancy. he will repay the £500 loan in full to the PCC.
November PCC
Easthope Stalned Gla55 Studios was selected {quote £12,050} for the Inltlal phase of stalned-glass
wlndow repalrs. The1Skely cost of all repairs was expected to be around £56,000. The intention 15
to apply for grants to fund much of this work.
Repairs to Centenary Rooms Roof was agreed at a c05t of £6,825 to carry out Inltial repalrs {by
Charterhouse roofing).
It was agreed that, if possible, the parish should celebrate the completion of work at Brambleton
Hall in line with the 65" anniversary of Brambleton Hall.
8. Objectfves for 2024
The PCC has IdentSfied the followlng objectSves for 2024 (not In order of Importance or prlorityl
a. To define a 5-year plan for the parish, Includlng deployment of resources. mlsslon actlvStles and
efforts to reach out to families with young children.
b. To continue to build fellowship between the congregations.
c. To improve the operation of the Working Groups in supporting the PCC.
d. To recruit a Youth and Families Minister.
e. To complete the most urgent maintenance requirements from the Qulnquennial revlew.

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f. To get funding forand award contracts forthe repairofthe stained-glass windows atst Thomas..
g. To fund and complete the vestry/toilet improvement at St Martin's.
h. Complete the Brambleton Hall development project.
9. Deanery Synod.
Farnham Deanery Synod meets several times a year. The Synod strives to bring togetherthe views of parishes
in the deanery on common opportunitie5 and problems so that they may work together to promote the
mlssion of the Church. The Synod also considers the business of the Diocesan Synod and makes common
concerns and views known to this wider body. The Deanerysynod is an opportunityto meetwith otherlocal
Christians, to worship together. learn from each other and share experiences.
Famham Deanery Synod met twice in 2023. in May at St Luke's Church in Grayshott and in Octoberat St
Peter's Church in Wrecclesham. Both meetings started with a short art of worship and a reflection from
the incumbent on the context of ministry in the parish.
The first meeting introduced the new Deanery Leadership Team and introduced the implementation of the
new vocations training for laity acr055 our diocese. The second meeting focussed on the work of Frontline,
a Christian organisation that helps by gtving financial advice to those in need. Frontline operates in
Haslemere and in Farnham taking referrals from those we meet at the Community Fridge and Warehouse.
10. FINANCIAL REVIEW 2023
Incoming re50urce5 2023
Total incoming resources for 2023 rose by £48.577 (15%) compared wtth 2022 to a total of £363.746. Thi5
was due to increased income from investments and grants received which helped to offset a decline in fund
raising activities:
Gift Aid refunds from HMRC increased by £18,128 {62%) as the backlog from previous years wa5
cleared.
Grants received increased by £26.350 {798%}, due to COn￿rted efforts to tap funding sources for
capital work at Brambleton Hall {£21kl and extra training costs for the Choir.
Investment income increased by £10.214189%1 due to successive rate increases during the year.
Fundraising income dropped by£lO.698 {31%1 as enough had been raised to refurbish the organ at
St Thomas, in 2022.
Resources Expended in 2023
Total resources expended rose by £97.133 to £406,011 in 2023. an increase of over 31% vs 2022. Resources
expended include a substantial depreciation charge on fixed assets Imainty property) of £26,249 in 2023.

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Expenditure in 2023 was inflated by costs arising from two major projects:
The refurbishment ofthe organ at StThomas' whlch c05t £59k
Phase 2 developments at Brambleton Hall which c05t £76k during the year. £34k was treated as a
capital expense and transferred to fixed assets.
General expenditure was otherwise lower than in 2022, dropping by £12,602 IS%) to £263,709. Curate
housing Costs fell by £14k after the new vicar moved into the vlcara8e.
Net Incomirt8 resources and cash flow 2023
Excluding investments, both income and costs increased in 2023, re5ultlng in a net deficit of £42,265,
compared to a surplus of £6,291 in 2022. Excluding the major projects - whlch funds had been raised for-
there wa5 actually a surplus of £58,564 In 2022.
The Bourne Youth Trust (8Yr) 2023
Byf funds are shown separately In the statement of flnanclal activities and In the statement of restricted
reserves shown in note 17. Income from Interest and dividends amounted to £17,295 in 2023.
Taklng Into account Income. transfers, cost5 and unreallsed capital galns on Investments, the value of the
funds at year end were £327,125- an Increase of 7.2% over the year.
51nce January 2018, 75% of trust funds have been Invested in shares in the CBF Church of England Investment
Fund. Thls Is a diversifled portfolio whlch yielded 2.7% in 2023.
The remalnlng funds remaln Invested in the CBF Church of England Property Fund. In 2023, the fund's yield
was 5.4%.
Changes to ftxed a￿ets
Renovation costs & architects fees relating to the erectlon of an extension for the boxing club at Brambleton
Hall were capltalised in 2023. Other Hall renovatlon costs were treated a5 overdue malntenance work to be
covered by current expendlture.
ReseNes
The parlsh currently holds monies on deposit to cover working capital and unexpected expendlture. The
policy of the parish is to hold at least 3 months, cashflow in reserve and current leve15 conform to this policy.
In December 2023, reserves excluding legacies were equal to just under 2 month's ca5hflow. almost exactly
the same as the prevlous year. Fundralsing to restore reserves to at least the 3-month minimum level
remains the priority for 2024.
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Investments
The Bourne Youth Trust holds investments as outlined in the report above. These are held in custodian
accounts by the Diocese of Guildford. Income is used to help fund the Bourne Parish Youthwork IBPYI
initiative.
General
The flnancial 5tstements compiy with current statutory requirements, the requirements of the Statement of
Recommended Practice and the Charity's goveming document.
Thanks
Thanks are due to all the many volunteers who enable the work of the PCC to continue to thrive in our
community. Special thanks in this report are due to those who contribute towards the financial
administration and support of the parish. including Caz Cullum (accounts admini5tratorl. Tim Devis and Sarah
Herbert {committed giwng and Gift Aid administration), Ruth Moore (insuran￿1, Nigel Cuthbert (Finance
Group Chairl & Keith Newman (Finance Group Secretary).
Signed
Si8ned
Revd Sandy Clarke
Nigel Lewis
Vlcar
Treasurer
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