THE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF
NorriNGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
(Reglstered Charlty number: 1130298)
Annual Report and
Financial Statements
of the
Parochial Church Council
for the year ended 31st December 2024
INCUMBENT:
In interregnum
OFFICES:
St Peter's Centre
St Peter's Square
Nottingham
NG12NW
BANK:
National Westmlnster Bank PIC
Smith's Bank Branch
South Parade
Nothngham
NG12JX
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER,.
Lemans
29 Arboretum Street
Nottingham
NG14JA

Annual Report
Frcm spring 2024 the parish has been in vacancy. with the Rector Christophèr Ha￿lson having retired on 21st April
2024.
Aim and Purpose
The Parochial Church Council {PCC} of the parish of Nottingham St Peter's and All Saints, has the responsibility of
promoting throughout the 8cclesiastical parish the whole mission of th8 Church, pastoral. evangelistic, social and
e¢umenical. Until April 2024 under the Rector as Chair and from Ihat date under Dorothy Mounfford, Church Warden
of St Pet8r's Nottingham as the Lay Chair of the PCC during the interregnum.
Durlng 2024 our parish alms continu6d to:
Live and proclaim the Gospel for the 21st century in our modern, challenging and fasl-d&veloping city.
Develop ministry together in the cty in a way whlch makes clear that all p90p18 are valued by God.,
Speak OLrt together, wherever possible, on matters of justice and injustice. of inclusion and exclusion, of rights
and r8sponsibiliti8s, of integrity and transparency.
Flnanclal Statoments
The PCC presents Its annual r6POrt and financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2024. The trustees
have adopted the provisions of the Statement of Recommended Practice ISORP) 'Accounting and Reporting by
Charities, in preparing the annual report and financial statements,
The financial statements have been prepar8d in accordance with the accounting policies set out in the noles to the
accounts and comply with the Charity's goveming document. the Charities Act 2011 and Accounting and Reporting
by Charilies.. Statement of Recommended Praclic8 applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordanc8 Wlth
the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland published in October 2019.
Constitution and Principal Activity
The PCC is a co￿orate body established by th8 Church of England and operales under the Parochisl Church Council
Powers Measure in providing facilities for worship and religious observance for the people of Nottingham and its
environs.
The primary oblective of PCC members is Ihe promotion of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to the
doctrine5 and practices of th6 Church of England. Day to day activities include:
Regular public worship op8n to all-
Provision of sacred space for personal prayer and cont8mplation',
Pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved.,
Teaching Christianity through sermons, courses and small groups.
Promotlon of Christianty through the stsging of events and meetlngs:
Promotion of the whole church through engag8ment in activities with the wider community.
Supporting Ihe work of other churches and organisations which use St Peter's and All Saints, churches and
assoclated buildings.,
Supporting other charities in the UK and overseas.
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Govornance
'PCC members (as trustees of the Charity) are responsible for the governance and business affairs of the parish. The
manner of their election and their duties and responsibilities - including those of churchwardens - is set out in the
Church Representation Rules 2020 and the Churchwardens Measure 2001. Lay representatives are elected at an
Annual Parish Church Meeting {APCM) of those people on the Elecloral Roll of the parish of St P8ter's & All Sainls,
Nottingham.
In addition, a number ofex-officio mèmb8rs- including churchwardens elected at the Annual Meeting of Parishion8rs
(formerly the Vesty Meeting) and Synod members - S8￿e on the PCC in accordance wilh the above Rules.
As the PCC has ultimate responsibilty fora wide range.of matters affecting the parish, such as compliancewith health
and safety. Equality Act legislation and safeguarding issues, it has adopted appropriate training and procedures.
These include attendance attraining courses, including onlin8 courses, arranged by the diocese and deanery and th8
dissemination of reading matter. Representatives of the PCC and others who att8nd courses report back to the PCC
as a body.
The last APCM was held in All Saints, Church on 2nd May 2024. Since then, the PCC has met seven times by Zoom
and three times fac8-to-facg. This includes fwe ordSnary meetings, two extraordinary meetings and three meetings
regarding the Parish Profile.
Given itswide range of responsibilities, in addition tothe statutory Standing Committee. the PCC estsblishes a number
of committee$ (see below) dealing with parlicular aspects of parish life, which have accountability back to the PCC.
PCC Membership: 2022123
Served lo 211
May 2024 APCM
Served from 2. May 2024 APCM
Rector (chair)
Associate Priest
Revd Christopher Harrison
Revd Dr Richard Davey
Vacancy
Revd Dr Richard Davey.
On long terrn sick leave from
Se lember 2024 to dale
Dorothy Mouniford (Lay Chair)
Jane Henson (unlil September 2024)
Chris Simcock (from October 2024)
Churchwardens- St Peter's
Dorothy Mountford (Lay Chair)
Jane Henson
Churchwardens- All S8ints'
Lorraine Smadl@y
David Towers
Lorraine Smedley
David Fines (until October 2024}
Deputy Churchwardens
Chigozie Nwachukwu {St Peterfs)
Chigozie Nwachukwu (Sl Peterfs)
Deanery Synod representatives
(Ex- officio PCC M8mbers)
KeSth Mountford
David Towers
Max Butterworth
Rob Edlin-white
Keith Mounttor(I
Elected Lay Members for St
P8ter's
Patricia Coy
Rachel Dyer-williams
Rob Edlin-white
Resil Jarrett
Cathryn Vindelis
Kam Kuen Chan
Patricia Coy (until October 20241
Caroline Essex
R85iI Jarret
Chris Simcock (until October 2024}
Sharon Simcock
Elected Lay Members for All
Saints,
David Fines
John Burr (from 1st June 2023>
Gasual vacancy
Casual vacancy
Casual v8C8ncy
John Burr
Maureen Black
Amy Fines {until October 2024}
Marjorie Taylor
David Towers
Co-opted member
P8ter Moore (Treasurer)
Peter Moore (Tre£surer}
Jennrfer Seel8y {All Saints,)
PCC Secretary
Rachel Dyer-williams
Rachel Dyer-williams
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In the period immediately prior to each APCM, eligible parishioners on the Electoral Roll of the parish are invited to
propose and second {1) churchwardens,. lil) lay members of the congregation to stand for election at the APCM as
PCC members in accordance with the scheme 8Xtant at the time and (iii) (triennially) deanery synod representatives.
Additionally. up to three other members may be co-opted by the PCC. Members of the clergy serving in the parish
who join the PCC hold a licence issued by the Diocesan Bishop.
Committees and Groups
The Standing Committee is tha only committee required under the Church Rgpres8nt8tion Rules 2020. It has the
power to transact th8 business of the PCC between its meetings, subject to any direction given by the Council, The
Standing Committee met five times, a fortnight before each of the ordinary PCC meetings during 2024 - 2025.
Other committees include Finance, Safeguarding. Overseas, Site and Health and Safety. Each of Ihese have powers
vested in them by the PCC and they report regul8rlyto that body. There are a number of other Yunctional. groups who
perforrn specific tasks, such as the Coffee Room Committee and the 'We Are One, group which works on issues of
race and racism. In addition, the grassroots views of the parishioners can be heard at periodic Congregational
Meetings.
Objectives and Actlvltles
The primary objeclive of the PCC is the promotion of the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to th8 doctrines
and practices of Ihe Church of England.
The PCC is committ8d lo enabling as many people as possible to worship 8t both of the churches within the parish
and to become partof the parish community. It maintsins an ov8rviewof worship and otherchurch activitiesthroughoul
the parish and makes suggestlons on how Church services can Involve as many people as possible from both withln
and outside of the parish. The seNices an(1 worship put failh into practic8 through prayer and scrlpture, muslc and
sacrament.
The PGC makes a positive contribution to keeping Its churches and churchyards open to the wider community as
much as possible and focuses on many aspects of parish life that rely heavily on willing volunteers to supplement
paid staff.
When planning acttvities for the year. the PCC. the Lay Chair and Associate Priests consider the Charity
Commission's guidance on public benefit, and pariicularly the specific guidance on chariti8s for the advancement of
religion. They try to anable ordinary people to live out their faith as part of the parish communily through..
Worship and prayer,. leaming about the Gospel and developing their faith in God through Jesus Christ.
P£storal car8 of the parish community.
Mission and outreach work.
To facilitate this work, th8 PCC re¢ognis8S it is important thatthe fabric of both churches and the parish centre complex
are well maintained.
The parish includes a large section of the city cenlre and this is mostly occupied by buslness, commerce, education
and leisure orientated organisations but, increasingly. with pockets of residential use. Larger r8sidential areas are in
The Park and the Arboretum area around All Saints, Church. which is increasingly éominated by students. People
Come into the parish to work. shop and spend their leisure time, the latter for most of the day and night. With the City
Council promoting tourism. the parish is one that sees lots of visitors. St Peterfs church. in parliculgr, has much to
offer to tourists and other visitors by virtue of its several centuries of history and central localion. The number of
visitors to th8 church remained strong and probably increased during 2024.
The PCC offered a range of church s8rvices in both churches over the course of Ihe year. including a total of four
Sunday morning services, plus midweek and evening services where possible. Webcasl seNices continued to be
made available online. using live streaming.
Both chu￿he$ have fine peals of bells which are normally rung regularly by their respective bands of bell ringers. The
relationship with the Nottingham Universty Sociely of Change Ringers, which is based at All Saints,, is strong, as is
that with the St Peterfs ringers.
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As some members of our parish are unable to attend church due to illness or age, clergy or authorised lay people
normally visit them and, rf requested. celebrat8 communion with them etther at their home or in hospital.
In March 2024 the Coffee Room Manager and Assistant Manager retired and a new look facility, managed by Kosta
Konstantinos, was reopened in May. The Fair-Trade shop adjacent to the Coffee Room is also a valued part of the
ministry of the parish.
The number of people named on the joint Electoral Roll of St Peter's and All Saints, stood at 197 on 31 st December
2024 compared with the 31st December 2023 figur8 of 178.
Key Objectives and Activities for 2024
St Peter's Church
During 2024 the weekty pattern of services remained generally unchanged, although services took place every
Sunday evening except for the occasional fifth Sunday in the month. Evensong and Compline were moved back to
St Peter's from All Saints, towards the end of 2023. The weekty 8:15am BCP communion continued after
Christopher's retirement. From Aprll to Septemb8r 2024, we maintained the four evening services of a healing
Eucharisl, Choral Evensong. Taiz8 and Compline. With the sad situation of the Rev'd Dr Richard Davey being on long
term sick18av8. we were unab18 to cover four Sunday evening services. so plans were put in place to reduce them to
Evensong and Compline only for the duration of the interregnum.
Over the summer and autumn of 2024, the church worked on developing its growing diversity in ways that enabled
real inclusivity to be possible. One element of Ihis was the encouragement of relationship building through ￿caSIonal
parish meals after the main Sunday service and the establishment of the Celebration of Life, Love and Inclusivity
seNice which was held every other month in response to a requ8St from the Nollingham LGBT ne￿Ork.
Despite being in vacancy, att8ndance has increased particularly at the 10:45am s8rwic8 when between 70 and 120
peop18 attend. These include young famllles and students from a wide range of ethnic backgrounds. The major
Heritage Project which took place in 2022 was consolidated and developed by means of continued work with large
groups of schoolchildren who visited St Peter's at various points in 2D24. Discussions have tak8n place about a
further heritage project, which would focus on major roof repairs on the north aisle. welcome and accessibility. as well
as other fabric needs and including the demands of reaching Net Zero by 2030.
As th8 socio-economic climate experienced by many people in Notlingham deteriorated, in particular because of
higher costs offood, fuel and housing. growing numbers ofthose experiencing acute hardship have come to St Pet8rfs
in search of h81p and suppori. Rough sleeping in the areas around the church has also increased, as well as the
incid8nc8 of those with mental health needs. St Peterfs staff and volunt88rs have responded appropriately to a wid8
range of calls upon thelr pastoral skills. The work of the verger team and the ministy assistsnt remains esp8cially
important in this cont8Xt. St Peter's open door policy, which enables it to relate strongly to social. emotional and
spiritual needs, requlres considerable financial support in terms of staffing Costs and the PCC continues to make this
a priorty. Once again a Christmas breakfast ft)r rough sleepers was well attend8d.
The St Peter's choir continues to make a very valuable contribution to the worship in the parish as well as in the wider
musi¢al life of the city, including the thrice yearly Coffee Break Concerts. The musical life of the parish is led by a
Dir8Ctor of Music and iwo associate organists, each of whom contributes a high level of professionalism to their work.
In December 2024 Chigozie Nwachukwu. assistant verger handed in his resignation. B8cause St Peter's is without a
rector Chi is now working with the new vicar of St Mary's, Nottingham to fulfil his dlocesan lay mlnistry course. This
will enable him. after th8 necessary training, to become Ilcensed a5 a lay mlnlster in this parish.
Lent discussions were well support8d in Spring 2024. An outreach stall, staffed by church m8mbers, welcomed
passers-by and offered free refreshments during four weeks of the year. including the Welcome Weeks at the
University of Nottingham and Nottingham Trent Universty.
The churchyard was transformed by an initiative designed to evoke the ethos of a medieval 'physic garden, and
Involved the introduction of a wide varièty of herbs, bushes, and other flowering plants. Thls continues to flourish.
All Saints. Church
Sunday morning Eucharist has continued at All Saints, church throughout the year. A highlight was a Celebration of
All Saints, Day with local Contributions from both St. Gabriel's and the New Enlightening Word Church taking part,
along with representatives Df the Bell Ringers and Nottz Garden Project.
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The Tuesday moming Communion Services have continupd to lake place when we have had Clergy available and
when they are not, the church is still open for Si18nt Prayer. We also had two wonderful weddings and some baptisms.
'Sadly. w8 also lost som8 of our members and their funerals took place at All Saints,.
Revd Anna Clarke continued herwork with local students with some very successful barbeque ev8nings. Sadly, Anna
mov8d on in &arly 2025.
The fv40 other congregations who use All Saints, have continued to flourish. St. Gabriel's. which is an Erilrean
Orthodox congregation, meet from 5am - 9.30am with congregations of up to 300. They now have their own priest
and as such 8re able to have more celebrations. The Nottingham Enlightening Word Church continues to worship on
Sunday afternoons and also enjoys further growth in numbers. Both chU￿he$ have further sessiorls mid-week for
their children and young p8ople. It is wonderful to feel that so many people are able to shar8 in worship at All Saints,
Church.
Much work continued to be done in the churchyard throughout the year. Th8 partnership with the Nottz Garden
Project has increased. Vegetables are now grown which are used by those supported by SFICE and also the
residents of the All Saints. House. supported by the Nottingham Arimathea Trust, They have now received a grant
from the UK Govemment Levelling Up scheme to enable more of the churchyard to be used for introducing the local
community lo the many benefits of gardening. A Facully and Planning permission were both granted to enable this
work to expand.
The partnership with Nottingham Community Payback. an ag8ncy of the Probation Service, enables other valuab18
work to be done in the churchyard. Groups attend iwice a month to help with thls.
All Saints, Hall is let to the SFICE Foundation, whlch provides various support Services for people in acute need such
as those who are homeless, seeking asylum or living wlth low income. Thelr work contlnues to b8 very important as
they offer community meals, English language Classes and workshops on cooking on a low budget. SFiCE's work
developed and continued to be strong in 2024.
Sadly, the Nottingham Arimathea Trust ￿aSed to function at the end of 2024, but we are hoping that the house will
soon be used again to provide housing and protection for vulneffdble people.
The Parish in General
In 2024 the Ministry Assistant sch8me ceased when lan Wright, the current post holder. was appointed as Chief
Verger. lan continues to make an invaluable contrlbution to welcoming and pastoral work in the parish.
During 2024 th8 parish continued its work on developing a greater sense of inclusiveness. An important element of
this was the drawing up of an anti-racism policy which was rolled out to all ernployees and v¢lunte8rs.
The parish Overseas Committee again played an aclive rol8 in fund-raising and raising awareness of intemational
issues, working with partnets such as Christian Aid and CMS. Donations were made to a series of charities working
with people in need overs8as, notsbly Ihrough the 'Silver Smarties, scheme. Support was also given to overseas
emergency appeals.
Considerable work was don8 to ensure that the parish's activitles and personn81 remained up-to4ate with current.
safeguarding requirements.
Very sadly Rev'd Dr Richard Davey was signed off from duty from September on long term sick leave and Revd
Owen Page and Rev'd Gill Owen stepped back from St Pelerfs to concenlrate on supporting All Saints,. We are
indebted to Rev'd Professor Helen Hall. who continues to support the parish in so many ways. and to a team of clergy
and lay people who help to ensure that the work and worship of the parish continues.
Fund Raising
Raising fund5 for the work of the church is a priority for the PCC as the maintenance and refurbishmenl of Church
buildings and contributions to Parish Share continues to draw heavily on the financial resources of the parish.
Investment Pollcy
The PCC invests any monies. consider8d by the Treasurer as not required for the immediate purpose of the Church,
on deposit with the Church of England D8POSIt Fund. The indirect investments are held by the Diocese of Southwell
and Nottingharn on behalf of th8 PCC, and inv8Sted principally with the Central Board of Finance in th8 Investrnent
Fund,
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Policy for Making Grants or Donations
Subject to financial considerations. the PCC will consider making grants to local charilies which 8Xtend the mission
of the church in the centre of Nottingham and the Overseas Committee w511 support overseas projects from funds
raised.
Reserves Policy
It is the policy of the PCC to maintain a balance on unrestricted reseNes (net current assets) which equates to
between three and six months unrestricted paymenls in a normal year. This is 8quivalent to behyeen £65.000 and
£130,000 and is held to smooth out fluctuations in Gash flow and cover emergency situation5 and meet unexpected
repair cost to th8 church buildings which may arise from time to time. The balanc8 at the year*nd was £100.000
which falls within th8 criteria set by the PCC.
Risk Management
PCC members acknowledge their ullimate responsibility for the 8ffective management of risk. The risks relale to
atters affecting the parish including compliance with health and safety, disability, discrimination legislation and
safeguarding.
The PCC r8gularly assesses all major risks to which the Council is exposed and reviews all systems and procedures.
It has a Safeguarding Officer who, working wilh the Safeguarding Committe8, seeks to ensure the estsblishment and
proper observance of policies and procedures covering bolh churches in the parish in respecl of children and
vulnerable adults. These are reviewed annually by the PCC and relevant advice received from the Safeguarding Team
of the Diocese of Soulhwell and Nottingham is incorporated. In recognising its responsibilities. the PCC also has in
place policies and procedures for the r8cruitmenl, induction and training of PCC members, paid staff and volunteers
as appropriate. Work was done in 2024 to review and update the general risk assessments for both churches along
wilh the fire safety policy and the health safety policy. The PCC alsc approved a Code of Conduct for all church
volunteers.
Statement of tho PCC Members Responslbllltles Regarding Financial Matters
The PCC members are responsible for preparing Ihe Trustees. Annual Report and the financial statements in
accordance with applicable law and United Kingdom Awounting Standards {United Kingdom Generally Accepted
Accounting Practice).
The law applicable to charities in England & Wales requires the PCC members to prepare financial statements for
each financial year which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of Ihe PCG incoming resources and application
of resources for that period. In preparing these financial stat8m8nls, the PCC members are required to:
select suitsble accounting policies and then apply th8m consistently
obse￿8 the methods and principles in the Charities SORP 2019 FRS102
make judgements and estimatss that are r8asonable and prudent
state whether applicable accounting standards have been followed. subj8Ct to any material departures
disclosed and explained in the financial statements
prepare the financial statements on th8 going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the
charity will ￿ntinUe In operation.
The PCC members are responsible for keeping proper accounling records that disclose with reasonable accuracy at
any Ilme the financial position of the PCC and enable them to ensure thal the financial stat8m8nts comply with the
Charities Act 2011. the Charity {Accounts and Reports) Regulalions 2008 and the Church Accountlng Regulations
2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the asset5 of the PCC and hence for taking raasonable steps for
the pr8vention and det8Ction of fraud and other irregularities.
Flnances
The Ststement of Financial Activilies for 2024 shows total income of £354,50212023: £394.926) and total expenditure
of £406,543 (2023: £324,700) resulting in an overall deficit of £52,041 12023- surplus £70.226). a deficit on
unrestricted funds of £42,619 and an outflow of restricted funds of £9.422, before the gain on th8 revalualion of the
investments of £4,937 {2023: £18,401).The reserves to carry fO￿ard amounted to £551,048 of which £156,824
relates to endowment funds, £112,858 to restricted funds and £281.366 to unrestricted.
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The decrease in the restricted reserves arises principally from the £9.024 spent on the repairs to the roof at All Saints
Church
In autumn of2023 a Review of Giving was undertaken, resulting in an increase in gift aided donations. this is reflected
in the regular giving this year, Unrestricted donations and collections in the churches has fallen slightly and are still
below the pre-covid level of2019. St Peters Trust Fund contributed £72,011 towards the wnning ofth8 parish, income
from investments was £8,355 a slight reduction on the previous year, church lettings at £16,082 arising from the use
of All Saints by St Gabriel's Church and the Nottingham Enlightening Word Congregation increased by £3,579, the
rent from the two properties at All Saints provided a net income of £12.523.
The coffee room suffered a setback with a change in management,. from April 2024 it closed for a short period and
the new team set about rebuilding the customer base and the turnover. It is now open six days a week throughout
the year and it achieved a tumover for the year of £117.139 (2023: £114,330) however with incr8ases in the cost of
staff and food. direct costs amounted to £122,245 (2023.. £87,473) and resulted in a deficit of £5.10612023: surplus
£26,858}.
Parish expenditure amounted to £406,543, an increase for th8 y8ar, excluding coffee room expenditure, of £47.071
of which £22.000 is attributable to Parish Share. church 8mployrnent costs have risen by £9,500 and £9,024 was
spent on repairs to the roof al All Saints and Church utility costs have increased by £4,200, other expenditure with
inflation.
In 2023 for financial reasons the PCC determined that the payment of the Parish Share b8 r8duced by £30,000 to
£42,000. In 2024 Ihe r8quested amount was £76,500 of which the payment of £64.125 was achieved. For 2025 th8
draft budget for the parish showed a deficit of £60k, It was resolved that Ihe ¢harilab18 donations of £1 Ok be suspend8d
and that tha Parish Share be reduced by £50k to £29k thus giving a balanced budget assuming that the coffee room
provides a modest contribution.
At the end of the year the investments stood at £219.335 (2023: £214,398).
Plans for the Future
Our current priority is to make a decision on the future of the Parish etther to continue as one parish or to recreate
two parishes. Depending on the OLrt¢ome ofthis decision. either one parish profile or two will need to be finalis8d and
sent to the Bishop's office for approval prior to being sent out with an advertisement for a new R8Ctor for either one
parish or two.
In addition to this, we are still making the following Goncerns a priority:
to maintsin the parish's response to acute pastoral and community ne&d'
to sustain the rough sleepers.. drop in 8t St Peterfs;
to keep the fabric of both churches in good order, including a new heritsge project at st Peter's-
to ensure the finances of the parish remain secure and sustainable.,
to maintain our education outreach to inn8r city schools-
to maintaln our outreach via the three Hong Kong dialogue groups whlch meet for three terms in Sl Peter's;
to continue to prioritise a mlnlstry of welcome to n8wcomers at both churches.
to maintsin and develop relationships with St Gabriel's church and the Nottingham Enlightening Word Church
al All Salnts"
trj SUPPOrt and sustain the minislry to students at All Saints
to work further on issues of inclusivity, especially race and racism, and to respond to opportunities made
possible by the Church of England's new Prayers of Love and Faith.
Declaratlon of acceptance: Prepared by and slgned on behalf of tho Trustees on 25 March 2025
Dorothy Mounrford (Lay Chair)
Rachel Dyer Williams {PCC Secretary)
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PARISH OF NorriNGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
ststement of financial actlvltl8s for the year 8nded 31 Decembor 2024
Unreslrlcted
Funds
R￿trIcted
Funds
Endowment
Funds
Total funds
2024
2023
Note
Income and endowments from:
Donations 2nd legacies
Income from ¢haritable
activities
other tradlng activities
Investments
Other income
2(a)
113,798
3.786
117.584
156,602
2(b)
2{c}
2{d)
2(e)
19,925
119.559
21,849
69,486
19,925
119,559
23,906
73.528
13,694
116.253
2T,383
80,994
2,057
4.042
Total income and endowments
344,617
9,885
354.502
394,926
Exponditure on:
Costs of raislng funds
Expenditure on charitabl8
8CtNities
3(a)
122,344
122.344
87,472
3(b)
264,892
19,307
284,199
237,228
Total oxpenditure
387,236
19,307
406.543
324,700
Net {expendilurellincome before
galns on Investment assets
(42,6191
{9.422)
(52,0411
70,226
Gainsl{Losses) on Imiestment ass•ts
1,398
3,539
4,937
18,401
N¢t{expendltur•)lin¢om•
(42,6191
{8.024}
3,539
(47,1041
88,627
Nel movement in funds
Balances brought f0Th￿rd at
1 January 2024
323,985
120,882
153,285
598,152
509,525
Balances ¢arrl•d forward al
31 De¢¢mber 2024
281,366
112,858
156,824
551.048
598,152
The notès on pages 10 to 20 lorrn part of these accounts.
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PARISH OF NorriNGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
alance sheet at 31 December 2024
Note
2024
2023
Fixed Assets
Tangible fixed assets
Investrnent assets
Investment properties
10
219.335
475,000
10
214.398
475.000
5b
694,345
689,408
Current assèts
Debtors
Investments - short term deposits
Cash at bank and In hand
35.390
41.018
103.574
58,041
58,719
109,788
179.982
226,548
Llabllltles: amounts falllng due:
within one year
10
{23,279)
(17.804)
Net current assets
156.703
208.744
Total assets less ¢urrent Ilabilitles
851.048
898,152
Credltors amounts falling due after one year
12
1300,000)
(300,000)
Total Net Assels
551.048
598,152
Parish funds
Unreslricted
Restricted
Permanant endowment
281,366
112,858
156,824
323,985
120,882
153.285
551,048
598,152
Approved by the PCC on 25 March 2025 and slgned on ils behalf by..
D E Mountford
Chaimian
P R Moore
Treasuror
The noto5 on pages 10 to 20 form part of these accounts.
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PARISH OF NOTTINGHAM SAINT PEfER AND ALL SAINTS
'Notes forniing part of the financial statements for th8 y8ar ended 31 December 2024
A¢¢ounling poli¢ie$
The PCC constitules a public benefft entity as defined by FRS102.
Tha financial statemen1$ have been prepared in accordan¢¢ with Accounting and RetK)rting by Charitles.. Statement of
Recornm8nded Practice applicable to charitie5 preparing thelr accounts in a¢cordance with the Financial Reporting
Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland issued in October 2019. the Finandal Reporting Standard applicable
in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland {FRS1021. the Charities Act 2011, the Church Accounting {Amendmenll
Regulalions 2006 and UK Generally Accepted Practice.
The financial statements have been prepared to give a 'true and fair, view and hava d8parted frorn the Ch8ri1ies {Accounls
and Reports) Regulations 2008 only to the extent required to provide a Irue and falr vleW. Thls departure has involved
following the Accounting and Reportiro by Charities: Statetnent of Re¢ommended Practice applicable to charities
preparing their accounts in accordan¢e with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland
Issued in October 2019 ralher than the Accounting and R8POrtlng by Charities: Slalement of Recommended PTactl¢e
effective from 1 April 2005 which has since been withdrawn.
The significant accounting policies applied In the prèparatlon of these financial slalemenls are sol out below. These
policies have b&en consistently applied to all years presented un18SS Otherwise Stated.
The financial statements have ￿en prepared und6r Ihe historical cost convention. ex¢ept for certain freehold land and
buildings which are at valuation, and the investsnent assats which are shown at fair value. The financial stat8m6nls
includè all transactiorFs, assets and Ilabilrties for whlch the PCC is responslble in law. They do nol Indude the accounts
of church groups Ihat owe their main affiliation to.anolher body nor those that are informal gatherings of church members.
The results for the trading subsldlary. St P8t8rfs Centre Catering Limited have been consolidated wilh those of the PCC
and these financial statements incorporate the Income and 8xpendlture and 8888ts and liabililies of that ¢ompany.
The trustees consider that the￿ are no matèrial uncertainties about the Charity's ability to contlnue a5 a golng concem.
The financial statsmenls are presented in sterling which is the fun¢tlonal currency of thè charity and rounded to Ihe nearest
pound.
Funds
Endowment Funds 8re funds, the Capltal of which must be maintained- only income arising from Inveslment of the
endowment may be used either as restricted or unreslTicled funds depending upon the PUTpose for which the endowment
was established.
Restricted fundg represent la} Income from trusts or endowments whith may be expended onty on those restricted objects
provided In the terms of the trust or bequest, and (b) donations or grants received for a specific object or invited by the
PCC for a spe¢ifi¢ object. Tho funds may only be expended on Ihe specific obje¢t for which they were giv8n. Any balan
remaining unspent al the end of each year must be carried forward as a balance on that fund. The PCC does not usually
invest separately ft)r each fund.
Unrestriclad funds are general funds which can be used for PCC ordinary purposés.
Income
Planned giving, collections and donations are recognised when received. Tax refunds are recogniged when the incoming
re50ur¢e lo which they relate is received. Grants and legacies are 8¢¢ounted for when the PCC is legalty entitled to the
amounts due. Dividends and interest are a¢cA)unled for when receivable. All olher income Is recognised when it is
rèceivable. All incoming resources are a¢¢ounted for gross bul nel of Valu8 Added Tax where applicable.
Expendituyp
Grants and donations are ac(thnted for when paid over, or when awarded rf that award creates a binding or constructive
obligation on the PCC. The dits￿9an parish share is accounted for when paid. Amounts received Sp￿lf1¢allY for missions
a￿ dealt with as roslricted funds. All other expenditure is generally recognised whon tt Is incurred and is accounted for
gross.
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PARISH OF NorriNGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
Not•s forming part of the financial statements for the year ended 31 De¢ember 2024 (Continued)
Accountlng pollci•s (Contlnuedj
Leases
Rentals payable under operating leasès ara charged to the SOFA Dn a slraight line basis over the perlod of the lease.
Fixed assets
Consecrated ancF beneficed property is not included in the accounts in accordance with S1012) {a) of the Charities Act
2011.
Movable church fumishings held by the Incumbent and Churchwardens on special trust for the PCC, and which require a
faculty for disposal, are inalienable propety listed in the church's inventory which can be inspected {at any reasonable
time). For anything acquired prior to 2000 there 5s insuffi¢ient cost information availabl8 and therefore suth assets are
nol valued in the financial slatem6nts. Items acquir8d since 1 January 2000 have been capitalisèd and deprecialed in
the accounts over their currendy anllcipaled useful economic lives.
All expenditu￿ Incurred in the year on consecrated or beneficed buildings, individual items under £1,000, or on the repair
of movable church furnishings Is written off.
The PCC occupie5 premlses known as St Pelerfs Centre under a lease dated May 2000 from the landk)ré Mark5 &
Spencer plc for a period cf 999 years at a pep￿rCOrn rent.
St Peterfs Centra fumishings and office equipment is depreciated on a straight lina basis over 3-5 years as appropriate.
Individual items of equipment with a purchase price of £1,000 or less are written off when the ass8t is acquired.
Investments
Inv8slments are valued al fair value at 31 December each year.
InveStn￿nI properties
Investmènt properties are accounted for at fair value by the trustees. Dopreciation is not provided on investment
properties.
Current Inv8Stments
The charity holds cash on deposit for Investment purposes. which is recorded at transaction pricè, in order lo obtain a
bett8r rale of return, thereby increaslng their income 8nabling them to meet their objects.
Cash at bank
Th8 charty holds sufficient fun(Is in order to meet ils short temi cash commiknents as they fall due,
Debtors and Creditors
Debtors and Creditors receivable or payable within one year are recorded at transaction price.
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PARISH OF NorriNGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
Noles fomiing part of the flnanclal statèmonts for the yoar ended 31 December 2024 (Contlnued)
In¢ome and endowmenls from:
Unrestrlcted Restrictsd Total Unrestricted Restricted
Funds
Funds
2024
Funds
Funds
Total
2023
{al Donatlons and logacles
Planned giving
- Gfft Aid donations
Incom• lax recoverable
Other planned giving
Collections (open plate) al all services
Donations. appeals atc
Legacies
77.023
19,393
30 77,053
19.400
74,206
18.572
20
7,525
10,162
26,172
415
122
74.621
18.694
20
7.525
26.570
29.172
8.118
9.133
131
8.118
12.882
131
3,749
16,408
3.000
113,798
3,786 117.584
136,657
19,945
156,602
(bl Income from charltable activities
Church lettlngs
Fees
16,082
3,843
16,082
3.843
12,503
1,191
12,503
1,191
19,925
19,925
13,694
13,694
1¢) Other tradlng a¢tivitl•s
Coffee room
C8ntre Lettings
117,139
2,420
117,139
2,420
114,330
1,923
114,330
1.923
119,559
119.559
116,253
116,253
(d) Investments
Bank interest
Income on investmenls
Renl raceived
2,298
4.000
15,551
2,298
6,057
15.551
2,576
3,939
18,843
2.576
5.964
18.843
2,057
2.025
21,849
2,057 23,906
25,358
2.025
27,383
{e) Other income
VAT recovered
Sl P6t•r'g Trust Funds
1.517
67,969
1,517
4,042 72.011
1.504
79.490
67,480
12.010
69,486
4,042 73.528
68,984
12,010
80.994
Total income and endowments
344.617
9.885 354,502
360,946
33,980
394.926
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PARISH OF NOThINGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
Notes fom)Ing part ot the financial statements for the year ended 31 D•¢¢mber 2024 (Contlnuad)
Expenditure on:
Unrestricted Restricted Totsl Unrestrictèd R8strl¢tsd Total
Funds
Funds
2024
Funds
Funds
2023
{al Costs of generatlng funds
Coffee room oxpenditure
Promis8 Programme
122,244
100
122.244
100
87,472
87,472
122,344
122.344
87.472
87,472
(b) Expondlture on charitable adivities
Missionary and charitable glvlng
{note 17)
Church oversaas
Missionary So¢ielies
Relief and dèvelopment agencies
Secular charities
125
464
504
125
215
52
215
52
690
1.194
267
267
690
1,093
1,783
Parish share
Minlstsrlal support costs, secretsriall
office expenses
Ministerial expenses
Churches
insuran
heat. light, water and telephone
major repairs
routin8 malnten8nce d8aning and
pairs
sanctuary
St Peterfs Cenlre
insurance
hoat. light. water and telephone
routine maintenance deaning and
rèpairs
Other PCC propety upk99p costs
Cholr and organ expenses
Salaries
Directors of music and organists
Vergers
Adminislraters and secretaries. salary
(part)
Chur¢h organisations- Activities
Prinling and stationery
Office expanses
Audit fees
Loan inlere8t
64,125
64.125
42.000
42,000
14,807
702
4.042
18,849
702
14,268
2,086
10,453 24.721
32
2.118
14,197
22,149
14,197
22,149
9.024
13.882
17,896
13,882
17,896
9.024
12,611
3,542
3.359
15,970
3.542
13,202
2,763
(4.400) 8.802
2,763
750
16,195
750
16.195
750
19,473
750
19,473
10,892
3,028
{2.752}
10,892
3,028
{2,162}
4,197
6,176
{1,083}
4.197
6.176
13841
590
699
16,884
46,715
1,276
18,160
46,715
16,114
35,505
1,220 17.334
35,505
14,462
155
14,462
904
686
7.054
3,690
15,000
11,359
113
666
6.941
3,414
15,OQD
11.359
2.782
666
6.991
3,414
15.000
749
2,669
7,054
3.690
15,000
50
264,892
19.307
284.199
225,412
11.816 237,228
Totsl Expenditurn
387,236
19,307 406.543
312,884
11,816 324.700
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PARISH OF NOThINGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
Notes fomiing part of the flnancial stat8ments for the yoar ended 31 D¢¢ember 2024 (Continued)
Staff costs
Unrestrl¢ted
Funds
Restrict8d
Funds
Totsl Funds
2023
2024
Wages and salaries
Social security costs
Pension costs
147,070
3.839
5,012
3,500
150,570
3,839
5,162
133.296
3.140
4,380
150
155.921
3,650
159,571
140.816
During the year the PCC employed 4 fv11 lime and 7 part lim8 èmployees, non8 of whom earned £60,000 pa or more.
No lay member of the PCC received any reimbursement of expenses or remunerallon, except C Nwachukwu who was
employed as a part time verger from January 2022, On 28 April 2023 at the APCM he was appointed Deputy Church
Warden for St. Pelers. His remuneration was £10,411 12023 - £9.541 }.
The PCC participates in a multi-employer pension scheme. The sch8m6 is a defined benefit scheme. It is not possible
fof the PCC lo obtsin sufficient information to enable it to account for tha scheme as a defined benefit scheme and
therefore it accounts for il as a defined Conlrfbution scheme.
The scheme is dassified as a 'last man standing, arrangement. Therefore, the PCC is Potentialty liablo for other
participatlng employers. obligatlons if thos8 employers are unable to meet their share of the schème deficit following
withdrawal from the schem8. Participaling employers are legally required to meet thelr share of the scheme deficit on
an annuity purchasa basis on withdrawal from the scheme.
A full actuarial valuation was carried out on 30 September 2020 which sh¢)wed a deficit of £31.6 million. Participating
employers have been asked to pay additional contrlbulions to eliminate the deficit. Th8 PCC has agreed to pay £187
ovar the next 4 years
The contributions lo the ijefined contribution pension scheme in the year were £5,162 (2023 - £4.3801 in¢ludlng £90
def￿11 contdbutlons12023 - £1921.
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PARISH OF NorriNGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
Nots$ forniing part of the financial ¥latements for the year ended 31 D•cembor 2024 (Continued)
Fixed assets for use by the PCC
Sl P8tar'$
Centre
Furnishings
and
equipment
Offlc8
equlpment
Total
(a}Tangible fixed assets
Cosl/valu8tion
At 1 January 2024
Addittons
47,273
10,582
57,855
At 31 December 2024
47.273
10.582
57,855
Depreuation
At 1 January 2024
Charge for the year
47,268
10,577
57,845
At 31 December 2024
47,268
10,577
57,845
Nel lJoDk value
At 31 Dec8mber 2024
10
At 31 Dec8mber 2023
10
{b) Invèslmonts
Historic
Cosl
Fair valu8
2024
2023
Endowment Fund
St Peter- Vincènt Trlvett Scholarship Fund
1,283 Units Central Board of Finance Inveslment
Fund
1,246
29.666
29,002
St Peter- Vincent Triv8tt Organ Fund
1,308 Units Central Board of Finance Investment
Fund
1,005
30.244
29.567
st James Church House Account
236.35 Units Charities Official Inveslment Fund
292
4.796
4,660
St Peter- Fabric and maintenance
3.984 Units Central Board of Flnance Investment
Fund
4,502
92,120
90,058
7,045
156,826
153,287
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PARISH OF NOThINGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
Not63 fonning part of the financial Statoments for the year endad 31 December 2024 (Continued)
Fixed assgts far use by the PCC (continuedj
{b) Investmènts (continued)
Historic
Cost
Falr valua
2024
2023
Restricted Fund
St Peter Cobbin & Henson Bell Fund
521 Units Cenlral Board of Finan￿ Inveslment
Fund
483
12,046
11,777
st Peter Fabric & Maintsnance
2,182.44 Units Contral Board of Finance
Investment Fund
1,829
50,463
49.334
2.312
82,509
61,111
9,357
219,335
214.398
2024
2023
At valualion 1 January 2024
Realisation
Revaluation
214.398
195.997
4,937
18.401
Fair value at 31 December 2024
219,335
214.398
Cost at 31 De¢ember 2024
9,357
9.357
Investment Properties
2024
2023
Fair value
At 1 January 2024
Revaluation
475.000
475.000
At 31 Decernber 2024
475.01)0
475.000
Investment proparties comprise All Saints Hall, 75 Raleigh Street and All Saints House. 14 All Salnt8 Street, Nottingham.
The properties werè valued by Freeman & Mitchell, Chartered SuNeyors on 28 September 2017 on an open market
value for existing use al £475,000. The properties were valued by the PCC a131 December 2024 and Ihay concluded
that there has been no material change.
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PARISH OF NOThINGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
Notes forming part of the financial statements for the year ended 31 De¢•mbor 2024 (Continued)
Analysis of net assets by fund - 2024
Unrestrl¢tod Restri¢tgd Endowmpnt
Funds
Funds
Funds
Totsl
Flxed assets
475,010
62,509
156.826
694.345
Current asset5
129,633
50.349
179,982
CUr￿nt IlabilFttes
123,277)
121
(23.279)
Long tsrm liabilities
1300,000)
{300,CwJO)
Fund balane
281,366
112.858
156,824
551,048
Analysis of net assets by fund - 2023
Unrestri¢ted Restrl¢t8d Endowmont
Fund5
Funds
Funds
Total
Fixed assets
475,010
61.111
153.287
689,408
Current assets
166,777
59.771
226,548
Current liabilitses
117,802)
(21
{17.804)
Long term liabilities
(300,000)
(300.000)
Fund balan
323,985
120.882
153,285
598,152
Doblors
2024
2023
Income tax recoverable
15,507
17.022
Other debtors
19.883
41.019
35,390
58,041
Investments- short terni dèposltg
Cash held for investrment
41,018
58,719
10
Llabllltles: amounts falllng duo within one year
Creditors for goods and servi
11,165
7,808
Other creditors
12,114
9,996
23.279
17,804
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PARISH OF NOTTINGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
Notes fornilng part of tho financial slatemenls for the year ended 31 Decembèr 2024 (Continu8dJ
11 Fund details
The reslrlcted fvnd cornprls85:
Balance at
31 Dec 2023
Balance at
31 Dec 2024
Income
Outgoing5
Sl Peter- Fabric and Maintenance
Sl Peter- Vin¢6nt Trivett Scholarship Fund
for Choristers accumulated income
Sl Peter- Vincent Trivett Organ Fund
accumulated incom8
Overseas committee
HR Cobbin Memorial Fund for the
mainl8nan¢8 and repair of the Church
bells and the Annetta Henson bequest
for the benefit of Sl Peter's Bell Ringers
Other coll8Ctions
All Saints bell ringers
All Saints Student Ministry
Rev Gibson, D Coopar & H Evans Legacies
for St Peter
S M Dudley & J Sears LegaGies for All Sain15
Hardship Fund (Women ofFaithl
Mary Evison- Rector Dlscrelionary
49.334
1.129
50,463
5.417
805
590
5,632
3,914
1,971
821
616
1,276
3,459
2,587
21.597
1,000
1,113
12,575
596
7,212
2,734
8,958
19,459
{746)
1,113
11,826
749
12,410
5,000
6,348
203
12,410
5,000
6,348
307
104
120,882
11,283
19,307
112.858
The Pa￿anent endowmenl fund comprises:
The Vln¢enl Trivett Scholarshlp Fund for Choristsrs
The Vincent Trivetl Fund for the upkeep and the maintenance of tho organ
The St Jarnes Church Hous6 A¢￿Unt for the upkeep of a church hall or room
St Pètèr Fabric and Maintenance for the repair and maintenance of St Pet8rfs
Fund Rgconciliation
At
1.1.2024 Transfèrs
Galnsl
(Losses)
Income
Outgoings
31.12.2024
Unrestricted Funds
Regtrlcted Funds
Endowment Funds
323.985
120.882
153.285
344.617
9.885
387,236
19,307
281.366
112,858
156,824
1,398
3,539
598.152
354,502
406,543
4,937
551,048
At
1.1.2023
Gainsl
Ilosses)
At
31.12.2023
Transfers
Income
Outgolngs
Unrestricted Funds
Restrlcled Funds
Endowmenl Funds
275.923
93,462
140.140
360,946
33,980
312,884
11,816
323,985
120,882
153,285
5,256
13,145
509.525
394.926
324,700
18,401
598.152
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PARISH OF No￿1NGHAm SAINT PEfER AND ALL SAINTS
Notes formlng part of the flnanclal stat8ments ft>r the year ended 31 ￿cember 2024 (Contlnued)
12
Llabiliti•$'. amounts falllng due 8ftor one year
To enabl8 the Iransfer of funds to Sl Mary lo bo affected, St Petsrfs Trust Funds have made a long tem unsecured loan
of £300.000 repayable in 2027 to Ihe Parish. The loan bears interest at 5 /0 per annum.
13
Connected charities
St Peterfs Trust Funds have objectivas r81ated to those of Sl Pelerfs Church and grants from these funds are included in
these accounts. In 2024 £72,011 (2023 - £79.4901 was received from St Peter's Trust Funds. The Parish paid £15,000
{2023- £15,000) lo the Sl Peter'$ Trust Funds as interest on the ban of£300,000 made to Ihe Parish.
The following additional small charities are administèred separately from the PCC by the Incumbont and Churchwardens-
Brailhwalle Charity
Seart)y Poor Fund
Archie Shlpley Memorial and Aphra Wilson Prize Funds for the Bluecoat Academy
Gowthorpe Sermon Fund
14
Sl Peter's Centre Calerlng Llmltéd
The Company is engage(l in the sale of food and refreshments from St Peter's cellt￿ and is under the dlrectlon of the
PCC. Th8 whole of the issued share Capital of the company £2 is held by the Diocese of Southwell and Nottlngham Boarij
of Finance on behalf of Ihe PCC. The turnover for the year to 31 December 2024 was £117,13912023'. £114,330) and
direct expanses £122.245 (2023- £87.4721 resulling In a loss of £5,106. The profit for 2023: £26,858 was remitted to th9
PCC. The net liabililias of the company al 31 December 2024 were £5.104 (2023.. £2).
15
Leasos
Total future minimum lease payments under non-cancellable operating leases are as follows:
2024
2023
Wilhin one year
Betyvoen one and fve years
3.566
4,846
2,169
665
8,412
2,834
Lease payments made during th6 y8ar
3.164
2.318
16
Auditor's Remuneratlon
Fees payable In respect of..
Audit
Payroll
3,690
832
3,174
1,018
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PARISH OF NOThINGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
Notes fornilng part of the financial statements for the yoar •nd8d 31 Decembor 2024 (Continued)
17
Mls$ionary and charitable glving.
Unrostrlctsd
funds
Reslrictsd
funds
Total
2024
Total
2023
Church overseas
Missionary Societigs
CMS
125
125
Rellef and develOpn￿nt agenoe$
Christian Aid
215
215
Turkish Earthquake Appeal
464
215
215
464
Secular Chapylles
Workplace Chaplancy
52
52
289
Citizens UK
690
Mercy Ships
215
52
52
1,194
267
267
1,783
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Independent Exomlnarfs Report to the PCC members of the
PARISH OF NOTllNGHAM SAINT PETER AND ALL SAINTS
I report to tho charity trustees on my examination of the accounts of the charity for the year ended 31 December 2024, which are
set out on pages 8 to 20.
Responslbllltlès and basis of report
As the charlty's trustees you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requlrements of the
Charities Act 2011 Ilhe Arf).
I report In respect of my examination of the ¢harity'5 accounts caThied out under section 145 of Ihe Act and In ¢arrying out my
examination I have followed all Ihe applicabl8 Directions given by the Charity Commisslon under seclion 145{5}(bl of the Ad.
Since the charfty's gross income exceeded £250,01]O your examln8r must be 8 member of a body listed Sn section 145 of the Act.
I conflrm thal l am qualified to undertake the examination because l am a member of The A5$0¢iation of Chartered Certlfied
A¢¢ountants.
Independent èxamln8Vs statement
I have comp18t8d my examinatlon. I confirm that no material matters have come to my attention in conn8Ction with the
examination giving me cause to believe that in any material respect:
accounting records were not kapt in respect of the charily as required by sectton 130 of the Act. or
the a¢¢ounts do not accord wlth those records" or
the accounts do not Comply with the applicable requirements ￿nCernIng th8 fom and content of a¢¢ounts sel out in tha
Charities (Accounts and Reports} Regulations 2008 other than any réqulrement Ihat the accounts give a 'lrue and fair vi8W'
which is nol a matter considered as part of an independent examlnalion.
I have no concerns and hav8 across no olher matters in conneotlon with the 6xamination to which attention should be drawn
in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be rtached.
Karen Mealand FCCA
Lemans
29 Arboretum Street
Nottlngham
NG14JA
4tsrC
2025
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