The Parochial Church Council
All Saints Church, Trull
Annual Report and Financial Statements
for the year ended 31 December 2024
Incumbent:
Rev Andrew Wadsworth
The Rectory, Wild Oak Lane, Trull, Taunton TA3 7JT
Parish Offi￿.
Trull Church Community Centre,
Church Road, Trull, Taunton TA3 7JZ
Website: www.trullchurch.org.uk
Bank:
HSBC Bank plc
17 North Street, Taunton TA1 1 NA
PCC All Saints T￿11 is a Registered Charity no. 1130899
Contents
Pa
Annual Report of the Council
Report of the Independent Examiner
Statement of Financial Activities
Balan￿ Sheet
Notes to the Financial Statements
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PCC of All Saints Church, Trull
Annual Report for the year ended 31 December 2024
Background
All Saints Trull PCC has the responsibilty of cmperakn'ng wfjth the incumbent in promoting in the ecclesiastical
parish the whole mission of the church: pastoral. evangelistic. social and ecumenical.
Membership
Members of the PCC are either ex officio or elected by the Annual Parochial Church Meeting in accordan￿ with
the Church Representation Rules. The PCC also has the power to Cl￿Pt members as vacancies arise.
During the year the following served as members of the PCC..
Incumbent
Rev Andrew Wadsworth
Chaiman
Curates
Rev ITnogen Ball
Rev Jonathan Ball
Mr David Sharpe
Mrs Jane Martin-scott
Mr Harry McFaul
Mrs Liz Willis
until February
Minister of Orchard Grove Church
Treasurer, Vice-chair
Reader
Churchwardens
from Apnl
until Apnl
Representatives on the Deanery Syn(xl
Mr David Taylor
Mr Andrew Dunningham
Mr David Sharpe
Mr Matt Slade
Secretary
Member ofD￿es8n Synod in Diocesan Post
Mrs Tracey Khodabandehloo
Elected Members
Mrs Yvonne Allen
Mrs Anne Bird
Mr Peter Chew
Mrs Julia McFaul
Mrs Liz Organ
Dr Lauren￿ Pallant
Mr Robert Pym
Mrs Judy Reeves
Mrs Kate Vestey
from Apnl
Parish Safeguarding Offi￿r
elected untsl Apnl, co-opted from April
from Apiil
Committees
The Standing Committee (Chairman, Churchwardens, Secretary, Treasurer), which is a legal requirement, has the
powers to transact the business of the PCC befvrfeen meetings. subject to directions given by the Council. For
some areas of church life, the PCC operates through teams (e.g. Buildings. Mission) that meet between, and
report to, full meetings .
Orchard Grove Church
In September 2024, Orchard Grove Church was commissioned by the PCC of All Saints Trull, who have overall
responsibility for this new church project, its finances and its legal responsibilities. Rev Jon Ball (continuing as
Curate, unts"I licensed as Associate Minister for Orchard Grove Church in 2025) chairs the Orchard Grove Ministry
Leadership Team and reports to the PCC.
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PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Annual Report for the year ended 31 December 20241continued)
An exciting development in the lrfe of All Saints Trull in September 2024 was the commissioning of Orchard Grove
Church, with frfieen members of Trull congregab'ons forming the nucleus of the new church. This is a ministry to
people living on the Orchard Grove housing development on the westem edge of the parish. Rev Jon Ball runs a
Sunday service which is held in the new pnmary school building, wrth contemporary music and audio-visual
resources. Rev Imogen Ball co-ordinates activities for children. A mobile coffee-bike is seniing the estate on
Mondays, followed by a walk for mothers and babies, who meet up afterwards for coffee and play. Regular
meetings are taking place in homes during the week. An outdoor gathering for carol-singing was popular. This
project is in line with the efforts of the PCC to fulfil rts charitable objectives of providing regular public worship open
to all, promoting and teaching the Christian faith, and offering activities and support to all ages in the community -
now in this new housing estate as y￿11 as in the established centre of the parish.
Our curates Revd Imogen and Revd Jonathan Ball completed their training in 2024. In February Imogen went on
maternity leave and their new son Moses joined Bamey before they moved to a house on the Orchard Grove
estate in the summer, to lead the development of the new worshipping Community there. Jon continues as curate
until arrangements are made for him to be licensed as Associate Minister for Orchard Grove. The congregations in
Trull have appreciated all that Jon and Imogen have brought to preaching and to leading worship, as well as their
contribution to a range of activities both within and beyond the parish.
Revd Andy Wadsworth has conts'nued his clear Bible preaching - on Mark's Gospel and the 2nd Letter of Peter,
as well as the Ten Commandments and seasonal topics. Whilst the Church of England has explored a range of
views, he has upheld the traditional Biblical teaching about marriage and human sexuality. He has encouraged the
church to reach out to those who have not yet encountered the message of Jesus.
Church Attendance and Membershi
There were 246 names (including 20 new names) on the Electoral Roll at the annual meeting in April 2024,
compared with 243 in April 2023 and 253 in April 2022. In 2024 the average vRekly attendance at All Saints Trull
and Orchard Grove Church was 160 adults and 28 children, a few more people watching live-streamed
Servi￿S. this compares with 140 adults and 23 children in 2023. 115 adults and 20 children in 2022 - these figures
are still below numbers before the pandemic, but show a conts'nued recovery. The figure for "Church Membership"
that has been used by the diocese for calculating the Parish Share that y￿ contribute to the Common Fund that
pays for clergy costs and other dI0￿san expenditure is calculated in yet another way: anyone over 18, apart from
visitors, who attends a service during October, or would have done so but for illness, is counted. Newcomers are
not always included in their first year. The annual survey of church attendance in Oct 2024 produced a regular
attendance figure (including newcomers, who might not yet see themselves as 'members') of 216 (including 4 at
home, watching the livestream). This includes the new congregation of 31 at Orchard Grove, of whom 15 people
transferred from Trull Church. Figures for Trull Church alone would be 185: this compares with 209 for in-person
and online Se￿iceS in Trull Church in Oct 2023 and 199 in 2022.
Review of the Yearfs Activities
During 2024 the PCC had 6 regular meets.ngs with an averaJe attendance of 840/0. They have focussed on making
arrangements for the commissioning of Orchard Grove Church to sep4e the new housing development in the
ecclesiastical parish, ensuring that safe procedures are estsblished and responding to changes in the financial
arrangements for supporting ministy there. The PCC have pursued plans for repairing the bell-chambef and for
improvements to the church building, including better lighting, more efficient heating and an accessible WC. The
PCC held an additional meeting in October to discuss possible responses to General Synod decisions on prayers
for those in same-sex relationships. The PCC expressed concern at these developments and would respond when
proposals from the Church of England for handling disagreements on the issue were clarified in 2025.
Libby Cuthbertson conb'nued as Children and Familles Coordinator and Youth Overseer until October 2024,
focussing on under-11's and their parents and carers. She has worked with a large team of volunteers (all DBS-
checked) to run groups for children on Sundays, Launchpad for 8-11's on Wednesdays, and Angels {toddlersl on
Thursdays. She has offered reSoUr￿S to Trull School: assemblies, incuding Open the Book, and a Spirituality
Through Play week. Most of these activiknes will continue. some on a smaller scale, until a new appointment is
made. Teams of volunteers take responsibility for Watchers {11-14's on Sunday evenings) and Pulse for 14-18's
on Friday evenings. Some young people went to the Spree Weekend for 8-17's in June and to the Sparkford
Venture for 14-18's in August, along with volunteer leaders from the church. We tried to recruFt a work*xperience
pl8￿ment for a young person interested in training for youthwork but no-one applied. A generous donats.on was
made to pay the costs of such a scheme", the donor subsequently offered to derestrict this donation and the PCC
decided to designate the money for more general use for work with children and young people.
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PCC of All Saints Church, Trull
Annual Report for the year ended 31 December 2024 Icontinued)
Julia McFaul is the Parish Safeguarding Officer. The PCC agreed an updated Safeguarding and Safe
Recruiting Policy in November 2024" this included provisions for activities at the new Orchard Grove Church,
where Matt Bodey will assist Julia McFaul with safeguarding. Policies conceming Domestic Abuse and Information
& Support for Victims and Surrfivors of Abuse were adopted. Rob Pym continued as PCC lead for Disability and
for Health & Safety. complian￿ with GDPR (General Data Proteth"on Regulations) is overseen by Martin
Sumpter.
Jane Martin-scott has continued as churchwarden and Harry McFaul has taken over from Liz Willis., they are
supported by several setvice-stewards. David Taylor has conb'nued as PCC Secretary. David Sharpe is still Vice-
Chair, Treasurer and a Reader.
We have a wide range of Sunday sep4ices: at 8am there is traditional BCP Communion or Moming Prayer,. the
10.30am service is more informal alkage worship on most Sundays - but on the 2nd Sunday there is a Family
Service in the TCCC at the same time as Common Worship wrth organ and choir in church; at 5.30pm there is the
Five30 service of contemporary worship in the TCCC. All these ServI￿S rely on volunteer musicians, co-ordinated
by Mary Salisbury (who has taken over from Audrey Eley) and Hugh Taunton, and on those who operate the
sound system and live-streaming. The new sound system. installed in the church in 2023, is working well.
Jennie Rusinek and Sally Silsby, as Lay Worship Assistants, have continued to lead services, as has Ruth Slade.
We have also benefitted from the ministry of Rev Tim Butlin and David Willis, who were joined in 2024 by Rev Rob
Wilkinson, who has moved to Trull with his wife Joan. Although Sandra Jones focuses her Reader ministry on
Angersleigh, it is also good to see her in Trull. Laurence Pallant and lan Smith have been exploring ministry as
occasional leaders and preachers. Our worship and actsvth'es are upheld by prayer.. Powethouse, the church
prayer-meeting, is held monthly,. there is also corporate prayer online to start the week, and also for the work
amongst young people and for the men's ministry.
The Parish Links are an important part of pastoral care in the parish. maintaining contact with those who live in
the village and letting clergy know of people in need of a visit., they also distribute the magazine. Martin Sumpter
Co-ordinates pastoral care., some members of the church are li￿nSed by the Bishop as pastoral visitors. Coffee
Connect, on the first Tuesday of each month, co-ordinated by Julla Moryan has been increasingly popular viith
retired people., there is a Communion service in church immediately befO￿hand.
The Trull Church Community Centre celebrated the 10th anniversary of its opening in October and continues to
meet the needs of both the church and the communty. All our youth and children's work takes pla￿ in the Centre,
Including the Sunday groups and after-school activities for different ag￿rOUpS. Odette Lawton is now in her third
year as Church Administrator and helps with safeguarding administration as well as supporting the Rector and
making sure that church activities run smoothty. With Andy Dunningham (Centre Manager) also having a desk
there, the office is a welcoming place to find out what is going on. More repairs and redecoration have been
needed this year. The TCCC has been hired by more new groups. Trull Saplings Prnschool conb'nues to be our
major hirer on weekdays and we are glad to host this important provision for village families.
The Hive Café has had a very successful year., we are very grateful to Val Cousins, Fran Pym and Dot Mackay,
the three volunteer managers, and over 50 well-trained volunteers. coordinated by Ruth Buller, who make it a
village hub and a welcoming place to meet friends, especially for those who live on their own. Profits from the café
have contributed to the running costs of the Centre. Marcus Kavanagh continues to keep the Centre clean each
day. The Parish Archives supported by both the church and the parish council are stored upstairs" in 2024, under
Don Archetrs leadership, the Archives Team produced The New Story of Trull. Our Police Community Support
Officers hold their 'surgery' from time to ts'me in the Centre; we have also hosted groups that support people with
different medical conditions. In all these ways, the Centre is helping us to fulfil one of our main aims, that of caring
for people of all ages in our community.
Events to communicate the Christian faith to a wider audience have included a daytime Christianity ExploTrd
Course run by the Rector" Hymns We Love has appealed to older members; there have also been men's
breakfasts and women's breakfasts with both local and visrting speakers.
The Mission Team, chaired by Peter and Jakki Chew, oVerS￿S links ￿llth mission partners and gtving for
mission. In total over £15,000 was sent to mission and charities in 2024. Of this total, £1,300 was sent directly
from collections - details are attached to the church accounts but they are separate from church income and
expenditure.
There are about 12 growth-groups meeting during the week in people's homes, for mutual prayer and
encouragement, as well as looking at the Bible together. Anne Bird and David Taylor oversee this programme.

PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Annual Report for the year ended 31 December 2024 (continued)
Since 2009 church members have made financial pledges to the Trull Church Mission Fund. In 2024, £11.700
was given in this way {viith £2,500 Gift Aid in addrtion). donab'ons from the fund totalling £14,000 were sent to the
following missions: Crosslinks for the de Roemers in Belgium, UFM for Heidi and Bosco Bukeera church-planting
in Uganda, and more locally: Taunton Team Chaplaincy. Taunton Youth for Chris( Besom in Taunton and Open
Door., the last two were also supported from offerings at serVi￿S over the Christmas period, as was Taunton
Foodbank. The church and the TCCC have continued to be collection-points for the Taunton Foodbank.
The church plays a central role in village life. Close links have contr'nued with Trull CofE VA Primary School. A
service to welcome Luke Bottomley as the new Head Teacher (p￿vIous￿ Deputy Head) was held in September. .
Veronica Ferdinando is School Chaplain. the Rector. the Children & Families Worker and ott)er volunteers take
regular and seasonal assemblies, including some using Open The Book materials. Local unifonned organizations
take part in a Remembrance Sunday seri1￿. The Community Centre continues to strengthen our links with many
village organizab"ons. The parish magazine viith a range of o)mmunity news, is delivered to most homes in Trull.
The website www. trullchurch.org.uk has been further developed to make it more attractive and simpler to use,. an
increasing range of church information about church activities can now be found there. We are grateful to
Laurence Pallant and all those who have spent so much time on the new website.
All Saints Trull is part of a joint benefice, sharing the Rector th St Michael and All Angels, Angersleigh. Some
members of the Angersleigh congregats'on come to Trull on the Sundays when they have no service of their own.
All Saints Trull is in the Taunton Deanery" Deanery ministers meet to pray, share news and support one another.
There are 4 lay representatives from Trull at the Deanery Synod which meets four times a year.
There are informal links to the B1 fellowship of Taunton church leaders. Three Members of the church are involved
with Taunton Street Pastors at weekends. Six members of the church are involved in the Taunton Team
Chaplaincy for workplaces andthe courts, on behalf of the churches in Taunton. Other volunteers have joined in
projects such as delivering supplies to people in need through the Besom in Taunton.
Flnanclal Review
We are grateful for those who continue to give so fatthfully to the work of the church. Regular giving rose by 3°/0
during the year. Expenditure was less than budgeted for 2024 because the Children & Families Worker left in
October. Income from TCCC hire increased in 2024 but profit from the Hive Café was lower because expenses
increased whilst prices were unchanged. So, regular income for Trull Church met routine expenditure in 2024.
Giving to Orchard Grove Church was g￿ater than expenses but some givers were looking ahead to the costs of
the next year or t4VO. We did not need to draw on our reserves in 2024. No legacies We￿ re￿iVed but there was a
generous gift of £6,000 to pay for a youthwork trainee: when no appointment was made, the donor offered to
remove the restricts'on on the donats'on and the PCC has designated the money for work with children and young
people. Donations were received for the archives and music & sound in memory of former church members.
Most giving is through the Planned Giving scheme adminstered by Imogen Taylor. She has made sure that we
re￿1ve all the Gift Aid to which we are entrtled, as well as linking us to the Gift Aid for Small Donations Scheme.
She has obtained more card machines for contackn giving. both in Trull and Orchard Grove. She is making the
church aware of ways to fund ministy in both churches over the next 5 years.
In 2020 we received a wonderful legacy of £630,000 from Ruth Pewtress Yor the fabric of the building of All Saints
Parish Church only,. This will pay for building repalrs for years to come. The old boilers were replaced with more
efficient ones in 2024. Using this legacy, we are also pursuing plans to renew the lighting, redecorate the church
and to install an accessible WC. Robert Pym, Peter Chew and the archrtect have sent some further reports to the
PCC. After some delay whilst any possible impact on bats was investigated, Taylors of Loughborough removed
the bells in September, in order to repair the supports for the bells and to rehang them.
Looking ahead into 2025, the diocese TS transitioning to a new way of assessing parish contributions, based
mainly on the number of clergy deployed, with a smaller proportion (based on congregation numbers) to contribute
to diocesan costs and to support less wealthy parishes. Our contn"butJon will remain much as before because we
shall have an associate minister for Orchard Grove Church as well as our Rector. We may have a shortfall of
£12,000 in 2025: planned routs'ne expenditure is £303.000 (but less if the Chiklren & Families Minister is appointed
later), whilst income would be £291,000 if giving continues at the same level. In January 2025 we had over £35,000
in the bank that wasn't allocated to other purposes, on top of our prudent reserves of 2 months, expenditure. So we
should be able to meet our costs in 2025 but we can only sustain this ￿Ve1 of activity in future years if planned
regular giving increases. We must also bear in mind that much of the cost of running the TCCC has been met from
hiring out to organizab'ons that have their ovm financial challenges, and from profits from the Htve Cafe, which is
Completely dependent on the availabilty of volunteers.
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PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Annual Report for the year ended 31 December 2024 (continued)
Funds and Reserves
Total Income for 2024 was £435.333 (2023." £396,237) of which £93.354 (2023.. £64, 794) was Restricted.
Total Expenditure in 2024 VRS £453,789 (2023." £463,015) of which £108,998 (2023.. £153, 192) was Restricted
and £200 (2023." £200) from Endowment. So there was a Deficit of £18,456 in 2024 {2023." £66, 778) . This was due
to the cost of repairs and plans for the church building that were paid from the Ruth Pewtress Fabric Fund.
Totsl Funds at the end of 2024 were £1,746,827 (2023." £1, 765. 823) of which £1,548,422 (2023." £1, 570,066) was
in Restricted Funds (mostiy the value of the TCCC and its equipment and the remaining £464,827 of Ruth
Pewtress's Fabric legacy), £5,500 (2023.. £5,700) was in Endowment Funds (see below) and £192,905 (2023..
£189,517) was Unrestricted. Of these Un￿StriCted Funds £13,359 (2023." £15,912) are held as fixed assets,and
£38,000 is allocated for replacing equipment & medium-term repairs to the TCCC.
Included in our Unrestricted Reserves are sums of money from legacies" some recent gifts have been set aside
for fabric & organ repairs (around £3,000). The Lity Fund. with a balance of £750, is to help young people take
part in Christian courses & activities. This leaves around £85.000 unrestricted and unallocated free reseNes readily
available in the bank. So the PCC met its target of keeping financial reserves in unrestricted funds equal to hvo
months, regular expendrture (£50,000). In add￿"On to this prudent reserrfe, around £35,000 from previous years is
available to cover the possible shortfall of around £12,000 between income and expenditure in 2025.
The main Restricted Funds a￿ the Hall Development Fund (used to build the Trull Church Community
Centre) and the Ruth Pewtress Fabric Fund for the church building.
Money given towards the ministry of Orchard Grove Church (OGC> is now held in a Restricted Fund. The
numbers at OGC and their regular giving has grown faster than expected. We had been led to believe that a grant
from a central Church of England fund would cover the cost of the Minister at OGC for 5 years but in Sept 2024 we
were told that this money was no longer available.
Details of the Mission Fund are on p.3 of this Report. Other Restrtcted Funds include: the general Fabric Fund
and the Organ Fund for the church building and organ; the Trnll Aid Fund, given to help members of the parish or
congregation in need, at the discretion of the Rector, but also involving the Treasurer and a Churchwarden; the
Bells Fund, for maintenance of the bells,. the Rectory Fund for defraying some of the expenses of the rectory; the
Archlves Fund for devebping the Archives of the Parish,. Women's Events.
In 2010 the church received a legacy from the estate of Miss Gwen Richards. There were two endowments, each
of £7,000.. one towards the maintenance of the churchyard (all of which has now been spent) and one for church
flowers,. In 2016 the PCC took measures In accordance wrth Chanty Commission published advi￿ to release the
capital of these endowments.
Charitable Status: Aims & Ob
ectfves and Publlc Benefrt
sin￿ we have an income of over £100,000 p.a., the Parochial Church Council of All Saints Trull is required by the
Charrties Act 2011 to register individually as a charity" our Registered Charity number is 1130899. As for all PCC
charib'es there is no separate Governing Document; the PCC is subject to the Parochial Church Council Powers
Measure (1956) as amended and to the Church Representats'on Rules.
When registering as a chanty the PCC declared its Aims and Objectives to be promoting in the ecclesiastical
parish the whole mission of the church, including the following activrtj'es conducted under the authority of the
Church of England for the benefrt of the public:
gular public worship open to all
- the provision of sacred space for personal prayer and contemplation
pastoral work, including visiting the sick and bereaved
- teaching of Christianity through sermons. courses and small groups
- taking of religious assemblies in schools
promotion of Christianty through the staging of events and meetsngs. and the distribution of literature
- the provision of acts'vits'es for senior citizens and for parents & toddlers
- supporting other charitÉes in the UK and overseas
The Trustees (PCC) confirm that they have referred to the guidan￿ contained in the Charity Commission's
General Guidan￿ on Public Benefit when reviewing the Chaws Aims & Objectives and planning future activities.
Related Trusts and Charities
Trull Parish Room is a registered chanty no. 203284 established by a Declarab"on of Trust dated 11 Oct 1967,
based on an Indenture dated 29 Jan 1886, as varied by a Scheme sealed on 19 Feb 1993.
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PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Annual Report for the year ended 31 December 2024 (continued)
The Custodian Trustees are the Bath & Wells Di0￿san Board of Finan￿, who need to be consulted about any
major changes to the site. The Managing Trustees. responsible for all roub'ne business, are the PCC of All Saints,
Trull. Since the Parish Rooms have now been demolished. there is no longer any income or expenditure.
However. the Trull Parish Room chanty continues to exist as the owner of the site of the fomier Parish Room and
also of the site of the Old Village Hall. which it acquired from the Trull Village Memorial Hall Trustees for £10,000 in
July 2013 in accordan￿ with an Order of the Charty Commission of 21 May 2013; these two sites form the site of
the new Trull Church Community Centre. which is ttself the property of the PCC All Saints Trull charity. The
possibility of merging the Pansh Room charity wrth the main PCC chanty was explored in early 2013 but the Charity
Commission did not aC￿pt our case that this would simplrfy the arrangements for the new Centre.
Ststement of the PCC'S Res
onsibilitles
The council is responsible for preparing the trustees. Annual Report and the financial statements in accordance
with applicable law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards, including Financbal Reporting Stsndard 102.. The
Financial Reporting Stsndard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (UK Generally Accepted Accounting
Practice). The law applicable to charibes in England and Wales requires the charity trustees to prepare financial
statements for each year which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the PCC and of the income and
expenditure of the charty for that period. In preparing these financial ststements, the council are required to..
select suitable accounting policies and then apply them consistentty.,
obser4e the methods and principles in the applicable Chanbes SORP;
make judgements and accounting estimates that are reasonable and prudent,.
state whether applicable accounting standards have been followed, subject to any material departures
disclosed and explained in the financial statements" and
prepare the financial statements on the going concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the
PCC will continue in business.
The council is responsible for maintaining Proper accounting records that disclose with ￿aSOnable accuracy at any
time the financial position of the PCC and enable them to ensure that the financial statements comply with the
Charities Act 2011, the applicable Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008, and the provisions of the
trust deed and consts'tution. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the PCC and hence for taking
reasonable steps for the prevention and detects.on of fraud and other irregularits'es.
The council is responsible for the maintenance and integrity of the charity and financial information included on the
charitys website. Legislation in the Unrted Kingdom goveming the preparation and dissemination of financial
statements may differ from legislation in other jurisdictions.
Risk and Reserves Poli¢
The financial and pastoral risks to which the PCC is exposed a￿ reviewed regularly at PCC meetings, the
likelihood and dangers are calculated and measures to eliminate them are determined. To reduce financial risk, all
cheques from PCC accounts require 2 signatories. The Treasurer makes all online payments, with a daily limit of
£1,000. Lbz Willis. churchwarden until April 2024. has full aC￿sS to the online account to monitor transactions ar)d
an suspend its use if required.. at the end of each month she counter-signs all online bank payments on a copy of
the bank statement. Savings are kept in financial instituts.ons where the balance is covered by the Financial
Services Compensation Scheme. Resepies are held for around 2 months general expenditure; money is also set
aside to replace equipment with a short lifespan. The Ruth PevAress fabric legacy received in 2020 now provides
more than enough reserrfes to cover emergency repairs to the church building., Et is too large to be kept in an
institution covered by the FSCS, so is invested in funds managed by CCLA {Churches, Chanties and Local
Authorities). The PCC operates Safeguarding and Safer Recrutting Policies that are reviewed annually. The PCC is
complying with the 2018 General Data Protectron Regulabons.. we have updated our office database to enable
more efficient and attractive communications with church members, in a way that is fulty compliant with GDPR. In
July 2019, following Charity Commission and Church of England advice to all parishes, the PCC delegated to the
di0￿Se the responsibility to report to the Charity Commission any serious incident involving Safeguarding.
Safeguarding issues, Health & Safety. Disabilty and Data Protects"on are on the agenda of every PCC meeting.
The Annual ReFK)rt was approved by the PCC on 10 March 2025 and signed on their behalf by:
Rev Andrew Wadsworth (Chairman)

PCC of All Saints Church, Trull
Inde
ndent Examiner's Re
ort
to the Trustees of the Parochial Church Council of All Saints Church Trull
I report to the members of the PCC on my examination of the accounts of the Parochial Church Council of All
Saints, Trull for the year ended 31 De￿rnber 2024, which are set out on pages 8-19.
Res
nsibilities and Basis of Re
As the members of the Par￿hla1 Church Council of All Saints Church, Trull, you are responsible for the
preparation of the accounts in accordan￿ with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 {'the Act,).
I report in respect of my examination of the charitys accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in
carrying out my examination I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charty Commission under
section 145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act.
Inde
endent Examiner's Statement
Since the charity's gross income exceeded £250,000 your examiner must be a member of a body listed in section
145 of the 2011 Act. I confirm that l am qualified to undertake the examination because l am a member of the
Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. which is one of the listed bodies.
I have completed my examination. I confimi that no matersal matters have come to my attention in connection with
the examination giving me cause to believe that in any material respect:
(1) accounting records were not kept in respect of the Charity as required by section 130 of the Act; or
(21 the accounts do not accord with these records,. or
(3) the accounts do not comply with the applicable requirements concerning the form and content of accounts set
out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement that the accounts give a
'true and fair vieyl which is not a matter considered part of an independent examinab"on.
I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connects.on the examination to which attention
should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
signed..
date..
Sarah Twist FCA DChA
Chartered Accountant
A C Mole LLP
Stafford House
Blackbrook Park Avenue
Taunton
TA12PX
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PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Statement of Financial Activities for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
Total
Total
Funds
2023
Unrestrided ReStr￿ted Endowment
Funds
Funds
Funds
Funds
2024
Notes
Income from:
Donations and LegaC￿S
Other Trading Activrties
Investrnents
220,775
28.236
53.719
274.494
248, 539
28.236
26,251
81,324
25,028
20.645
2.096
24.155
25,426
Charitable Acts'vits'es
80.640
10.232
73,471
Other Income
14,796
28,156
Total Income
341,979
93,354
435,333
396,237
Expenditure on:
Raising Funds
Charitsble Activities
250
344,329
108,193
805
200
452,722
1.067
462, 002
Other Expendtture
262
763
Total Expenditure
344.591
108,998
200
453,789
463,015
Net Incomel(Expenditure)
(2.612)
(15,644)
(200)
(18,456)
(66,778)
Net Transfers between Funds
6,000
(6,000)
Net Movement in Funds
3,388
(21,644)
(200)
{18,456)
(66,778)
Reconclliation of Funds:
Total Funds Brought Fo￿ard
15
189,517
1.570.066
5,700
1,765,283 1,832,061
Total Funds Carried Forward
15
192,905
1,548.422
5,500 1,746,827 1, 765,283
The notes on pages 10 to 19 form part of the financial statements.
A Statement of Financial Activibes for the previous year divided between Funds is included at Note 18 on p. 18.
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PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Balance Sheet as at 31 December 2024
Notes
2024
2023
Fixed assets
Tangible assets
1,052,076
1,052, 749
1.052.076
1, 052, 749
Current assets
Debtors
Cash and cash equivalents
12
58,668
645.650
704,318
66,173
653. 713
719,886
Current Liabllltles
Creditors- due within 1 year
13
9,567
7.352
Net current assets
694.751
712,534
Total Assets less Current Liabilities
1,746,827
1, 765,283
Net assets
1,746.827
1. 765,283
Funds
Unrestricted funds
Restricted funds
Endowment funds
15
15
t5
192,905
1,548,422
5,500
189,517
1,570, 066
5, 700
Total funds
1,746,827
1, 765,283
The financial statements were approved by the PCC on 10 March 2025.
and were signed on its behalf by:
/lffocY
Rev Andrew Wadsworth {Chaimian)
The notes on pages 10 to 19 fomi part of Ihe financial statements.
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PCC of All Saints Church, Trull
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
Accountlng Policies
The financial statements have been prepared under the historical cost convention wrth items recognised at
cost or transaction value and subsequently amortised cost. The financial statements have been prepared in
accordance with the Statement of Recommended Practice Accounting and Reporting by Charities preparing
their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of
Ireland {FRS 102) issued October 2019, the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the United Kingdom
{FRS 102), the Charrties Act 2011 and in accordance with the Church Accounting Regulations 2006.
The Church constitutes a public benefit ents.ty as defined by FRS 102.
The Trust&s consider that there are no Material uncertaints'es about the Charity's abilty to contr'nue as a
going con￿rn.
(i) Funds
Unrestricted funds represent the funds of the PCC that are not subject to any ￿StrIct￿on regarding their use
and are available for application to the general purposes of the PCC. These include funds designated for a
particular purpose by the PCC. Restricted funds are funds given to the PCC for specific purposes. For details
of these funds see the table attached. The remaining endowment fund at All Saints is from the legacy of
Gwen Richards, for flowers. In 2016 the PCC took measures in accordance wth Charity Commission
published advi￿ to release the capital of this endovnnent so that the purpose of the fund could be achieved
more effectively.
(li) Tangible Fixed Assets
Tangible fixed assets are included at cost less depreciation. Depreciation of rtems such as electrical
equipment is calculated at approximately 200/0 of cost. which Is considered sufficient to write off the assets
over their useful economic lives. Depreciation of items such as fumiture and non*lectrical equipment in the
Community Centre is calculated at 10% of cost. No depreciatTron is being applied to the building itself but the
PCC is exploring the likely cost and timing of future rnaintenan￿ and repairs, and is setting aside some funds
for this purpose. Moveable Church fumishings held by the Churchwardens as listed in the inventory held by
the Churchwardens are not included on the Balance Sheet. Consecrated and benefice property is not
included in the accounts under Sects'on 10 (2a) of the Charities Act 2011.
(iii) Recognition of Income and Expendlturo
Income is recognised when cash is recebved or when tts receipt is considered certain. Expenditure is
recognised when payment is made or when a liabilty has been incurred rf earlier.
Liabilities are recognised as expendrture as soon as there is a legal or constructive obligation committing the
charity to that expenditure, it is probable that settlement will be required and the amount of the obligation can
be measured reliably. All expendrture is accounted for on an accruals basis. All expenses including support
osts and govemance costs are allocated or apportioned to the applicable expenditure headings.
(N) Legacles
Income from legacies is credited to the relevant fund in the year in which rt is received, or where there is
sufficient evidence that the legacy will be received. If not otherwise specified by the testator, legacies are
normally credited direct to the General Fund.
(v) Irrecoverable VAT
Irrecoverable VAT is charged against the expenditure heading for which rt vras incurred.
(vi) Expenditure on Charitable Activities
Costs of charitable activrties include donations. parish share. upkeep of the church, support costs and
governan￿ costs: see p.13 for details. The* costs include costs related to independent examination.
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PCC of All Saints Church, Trull
Notes to the Financial Statsments for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
(vii) Key Judgements and Estimation Uncertalnty
The preparation of the financial statements requires mangement to make judgements, estimates and
assumptions that affect the application of policies and reported amounts of assets and laibilities, income and
expenses. Estimatss and judgements are conts'nually evaluated and are based on historical experience and
other factors, including expectations of future events, that are believed to be reasonable under the
circumstances. The resulting accounting estimates will, by definition, seldom equal the related actual results.
(viii) Expenditure on Raising Funds
The expenditure on raising funds consists of costs associated with administering donab'ons and fundraising
events.
(ix) Financial Instruments
The Church only has financial assets and liabilitses that qualify as basic financial instruments and are
therefore recognised at transaction price and subsequently at amorts'sed cost. These include debtors and
creditors as applicable.
(x) Cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents includes cash and short term highly liquid investments with a short maturity of
three months or less from the date of acquisits'on or opening of the deposit or similar account.
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PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Notes to the Financial Ststsments for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
Unrestricted
2024
Restricted Endovfftient
2024
2024
Total
2024
Total
2023
Donations and Legacie5
Planned Giving and FWO Gifts .
Gift Aid on Planned Giving .
Giving via CAF etc
Other Gifts for Church Funds
Orchard Grove via FWO & Other
Orchard Grove - Gift Aid
Gifts for Mission Support
Tax Reclaimable on Mission Giving
Trull Aid gifts
TCCCIHall Development Gifts
Rectory Fund Gifts
166,841
42,124
9,123
332
2,355
8.000
500
174.841
42,624
9,123
332
26,469
5,848
11,753
3,071
166, 640
41,604
6,475
18,457
24,114
5,848
11,753
3,071
10. 736
2, 333
200
50
2,044
433
433
220,775
53.719
274,494
248, 539
other Trading Activlties
TCCC Hire
28,236
28,236
20,645
Investments
Interest
2.096
24,155
26,251
25, 426
2,096
24.155
26,251
25,426
Charitable Activities
Orchard Grove
Fees
Magazine
Youth & Children
Outreach
Bookstall
TCCC Café
Other (incl TCCC events)
471
6,897
9,863
2,704
1,335
134
58,604
632
1,155
6,897
9,863
2,704
1,335
134
58.604
632
8,266
8,987
1.003
519
180
54, 162
354
80,640
81,324
Other Income
Grants- general
Office Income
Insuran￿ Claim (leak under church)
Other (Archives - New Story of Tmll)
7,155
27
2,984
11.420
18,575
27
2,984
3,442
23, 692
166
4,298
3,376
14.796
10,232
25,028
28, 156
Other FWO Gifts (via the Planned Giving account) include gifts to 3 restricted fijnds. Youth £6,000
(+ £7,5(￿ Grft Aid - now de-restrictedj." Archives £1.000, Musiclsound £1,000 (+ 250 Grft Aid each)
Grants in 2024 from.. Parish Lands (as 2023), from Trull Parish Council for churchyard (as 2023) and
Church Car Park light, ￿sted Places of Worship VA T daims on church building works.
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PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Notes to the Financial SL￿rnents for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
Unrestn'cted Restricted Endowment
2024
2024
2024
Total
2024
rotal
2023
Expenditure on Raislng Funds
eg Stationery. Card Machine
250
250
Charitable Activities
Parish Share
Rectorfs Expenses
Curate & Placement Expenses
Orchard Grove
Fees
Youth-worker
Children & Families Worker
Office Staff
Office Costs
Magazine
Youth & Children
Outreach
Other Events & Teams
Mission SupportlExpenses
Education - Courses and Resources
Bookstsll
Worship
Communications & Archives(TnJll book)
Church Repairs & Improvements
Church Insurance & Utilities
Churchyard & Car Park
TCCC - Staff
TCCC - Operakn'on
TCCC - Events
TCCC - Café
Depreciation - general equipment
Depreciation - TCCC fumtture & eqpt
Depreciation - TCCC Café equipment
Depreciation - Orchard Grove equipment
Independent Exam (incl extrd prev year)
Othe PCC Expenses
141,913
3.036
1,455
6,911
4,C68
119
24,114
25,848
7,802
9,502
3.757
1,689
128
851
268
141.913
3,036
1.455
8,074
4,068
119
24,114
25,848
7,802
9,502
3,757
1,689
128
14,971
268
128,964
2.992
2.461
301
4,974
1,163
27,323
24,921
6, 840
9,488
3. 020
1,042
329
14,120
55
148
2,929
361
138,669
7,456
10,500
19,154
25,368
181
24,515
830
2,338
1,348
14,120
2,809
200
3,009
4.261
90,193
7,550
13,784
20,269
31,453
515
27,924
3,058
487
1,545
91
1,620
123
3,297
88.782
1,411
7,550
13,044
20,269
31.453
515
27.924
3,058
487
1,.545
740
91
1,620
123
1,350
25
344,329
108,193
200
452,722
462,002
other Expenditure
Rectory Fund
Bank Charges
805
805
262
1,067
448
315
763
262
262
805
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PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
10. Staff Costs
2024
2023
Gross Salaries
Employer's National Insuran
(above Employment Allowance £5,000 in 202*5, as in 202&24)
Pension costs
67,484
67,583
942
2,377
69.861
2,391
70,916
For most of 2024 the number of employees was 4.. 2 full-time (administrator for whole year and
childrenlfamilies worker until October) and 2 part-time employees in the TCCC. The PCC resolved that from
January 2016 all employees should be paid at least the Living Wage as defined by the independent Lrving
Wage Foundation. Most of our employees have been enrolled in a pension scheme with NEST, fulfilling our
obligations under pension regulations. The PCC has chosen to match employee contributions to the pension
scheme and to pay any required annual increase in the rate of contrtbution from January. rather than April, of
each year.
There are no employees with emoluments exceeding £60,000. (2023 - nil).
The key management personnel are the Incumbent and members of the PCC. At the Annual Meeting in April
2023, the TCCC Manager, Andy Dunningham, was elected as a Deanery Synod Representative, which
automatically made him a member of the PCC and therefore a Trustee. He withdraws from any discussion of
stsff pay and conditions. In 2024 he received a salary of £11.685 as part-time TCCC Manager.
11. Tanglble Fixed Assets
TCCC
Building
TCCC
Other
Equipment Equipment
Orchard
Grove
Total
Cost
At 1 January 2024
Additions
Disposals
At 31 December 2024
1,036,837
61.151
1.409
20,180
1,128
1,118,168
4,508
1,971
1,036,837
62,560
21,308
1,971
1,122,676
De
reciation
At 1 January 2024
Charge for the Year
Eliminated on Disposal
At 31 December 2024
57,586
2.032
7,833
3.058
65,419
5,181
91
59,618
10,891
91
70,600
Net Book Value at 31 December 2024
1.036,837
2,942
10,417
1,880
1,052,076
Net Book Value at 31 December 2023
1,036,837
3, 565
12,347
1.052, 749
The TCCC building fixed as*t refers to the costs of this project from design to completion in October 2014,
including architecvs & other design consultants. fees, and planning & survey fees, as well as the building
contractor. No depreciation is applied to the building. Fumiture and non*lectrical equipment are depreciated
at 100/0 p.a. and electrical equipment at 20% p.a.
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PCC of All Saints Church. Trull
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
2024
2023
12. Debtors
Gift Aid claim for Planned Giving Jan-Dec
Gift Aid claim for Mission Fund Giving Jan-Dec
Gift Aid claim for Orchard Grove Giving Jan-Dec
Gift Aid claim for Archives gift
Gift Aid claim for Music and Sound System gifts
Gift Aid claim for Youth gift
39,943
2,822
5.848
250
275
1,500
37,374
2.300
684
561
LPOWtVAT refund for church building works
Insurance Claim (2023.. leak under church Iloor)
Gift for Garden-Of-RemeMbran￿ work in OctlNov 2023
CCLA Interest due for Oct-Dec 2023
Other Prepayments & Accrued Income
5,827
4.298
7,674
6,409
1,046
5,355
2,675
58,668
66,173
13. Creditors- duo within 1 year
Creditors for goods and services
9,567
7,352
9,567
7,352
14. Independent Examlnerfs Remunerntion
2024
2023
Independent Examin8rfs Fee (induding amounts above eshinates forprevious
years).
1,620
1,350
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PCC of All Saints Church, Trull
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
15. Statement of Funds
Balan
Balance
Cl￿d
31112124
Investment
Gains
01101124
Income
Expenditure
Transfers
Unrestricted Funds
189,517
341,979
344,591
6,000
192,905
Restricted Funds
Archives
Bells
Fabric
Hall Devebpment
Mission Support
Music (incl Sound)
Orchard Grove Church
Organ
Rectory
Ruth Pewtress Fabric
Trull Aid
Youth
Total Restricted Funds
4,627
3,297
1,330
74
4,365
1,036,837
5,143
1,250
29,391
2,000
2,616
464,827
589
74
4.365
1.036,837
4,439
14,824
1,250
30.645
14.120
1,254
2,000
2,988
518,774
589
433
35,575
805
89,522
6,000
93,354
(6,000)
{6,000)
1,570,066
108.998
1,548,422
Endowment Funds
GRichards'. Flowers
Total EndoTrArnent Funds
5,700
5,700
200
200
5,500
5,500
Total Funds
1.765,283
435,333
453,789
1,746,827
Unrestricted Funds are for the general purposes of the church. This includes money from several legacies
and gifts in memory that are not legally restricted to a parts'cular purpose. However, the PCC wishes such
monies to be used in ways that a￿ appropriate to each person being commemorated. So, these amounts are
labelled on the Treasurerfs computer accounts program, to keep track of how they are spent,. details for 2024
may be seen in the Annual Report.
Included in the Unrestricted Funds are some Designated Funds that show where the PCC intends to use
those funds but they could be used for other purposes if the designated purpose is no longer needed. For
example, the Youthwork Fund is for ministry amongst children and young people.
The largest Restricted Fund in cash is the Ruth Pewtress Fabric Fund that represents her legacy of
£634,000 Yor the fabric of the building of All Saints Parish Church only,.
other Restricted Funds include the Bells Fund for the Maintenan￿ of the church bells and the Archlves
Fund for maintsining the Parish Archives and promob'ng interest in the history of Trull.
Money in the Fabric Fund has been given for repairs to the church building, organ and churchyard lamp. A
more specific gift has been allocated to the Oryan Fund.
The TCCCIHall Development Fund comes frorn money given towards the project to build the Trull Church
Community Centre. The money now received covered the full cost of construction and all of the fund is now the
value of this fixed asset. There is no longer any cash in this fund.
Mission Support represents money given specificalty to support Mission outside the parish. From April 2009
this includes all the money given via the Trull Church Mission Fund bank account and any tax reclaimed on
those gtfts. From time to time the PCC. through its Mission Team. makes grfts from this fvnd to missions and
charities supported by the church.
The Rectory Fund rep￿sentS money given to defray expenses in the Rectory.
The Trull Aid Fund was set up in November 2009 for money to help people in the parish or in the
COng￿gatiOn who are in financial dfficulty. Grants are made at the Rectorfs discretion but the signatures of the
Treasurer and a Churchwarden are needed on any cheque.
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PCC of All Saints Church, Trull
Notes to the Financial Ststements for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
The rernaining Endowment Fund comes from a legacy of £7.000 from the late Gwen Richards" it is for
church fiowers: a similar legacy for the rna1ntenan￿ of the churchyard has now been spent. In 2016 the
PCC took meaSU￿S in accordance with Charity Commission published advi￿ to release the capital of these
endowments so that the purpose of the funds could be achieved more effectively.
16. Anatysis of Net Assets between Funds
Tangible Fixed
Net Cu￿ent
Creditors Due
after 1 year
31/12/2024
Total
Unrestricted Funds
Restricted Funds
Endowment Funds
13.359
1,038,717
179,546
509,705
5.500
192,905
1,548,422
5,500
1,052,076
694.751
1,746,827
For comparison, this is last years Analysis of Net Assets between Funds - for 2023.
Tangible Fixed
Net Current
Creditots Due
Assets
Assets
after 7 year
31/12/2023
Total
Unrestricted Funds
15.912
1,036,837
173,605
533,229
5,700
189,517
1,570,066
5,700
Restricted Funds
Endowment Funds
1.052,749
712,534
1,765,283
17. Related Party Transactions
Peter & Jakki Chew were repaid £1,105 for items purchased for the church, including £740 for the new
churchyard lamp and £226 for curtain material. Imogen Taylor (Planned Giving Co-ordinator and wife of a
PCC member) was repaid £420 for purchasing CollecTin and Sum-up card-readers for Twll Church and
Orchard Grove Church. Reimbursement of expenses properly incurred on behalf of the PCC in 2024 were also
paid to 5 other members of the PCC,. they amounted to £462 in total. The following payment was made to the
wife of a PCC member. £3,220 to Fran Pyrn, one of the Hive Cafe volunteer managets, for baking cakes (at
cost), shopping and monthly expenses; this is the same arrangement as for all Hive volunteer managers,
established six years before Rob Pym joined the PCC.
Some regular subscriptions for online Servi￿S.have to be paid by card: these arrangements were made by
staff who have now left. Unts'l the PCC has rts own bank card, the Treasurer has been using his personal bank
card, reimbursed by PCC cheques, signed by two other signatories", in 2024 £1,626 was repaid to David
Sharpe for this purpose.
From Januuary 2021 to April 2023 no Trustees were employed by the Charity. At the Annual Par￿hla1 Church
Meeting in April 2023 the TCCC Manager was elected as a Deanery Synod RepresentatNe" members of the
Deanery Synod are automaticalty members of their local PCC. He withdraws from any discussion about staff
employment terms and remuneration.
The Children & Families Worker is in attendance at pcc to contribute to discussion of items ￿lated to her
work and to comment on wider issues. She has no voting rights and withdraws from any discussion about her
employment terms and remunerats.on and those of other staff.
AII PCC members are invited to declare any potents.al conflicts of interest at the beginning of each meeting. If
necessary, they wthdraw from the meeting for any such rtems on the agenda.
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PCC of All Saints Church, Trull
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
18. Statement of Financial Activities for the Year Ended 31 December 2023
For comparative purposes the Statement of Financial Activities for the previous year is included here.
Total
Funds
2023
Total
Funds
2022
Vnrestrided Restn'cted
Endimnent
Funds
FurKIs
Funds
Income from:
Donations and Legacies
Other Trading Activities
Investments
Charitable Activities
Other Income
233.226
20,645
1,165
73,471
2,936
15,313
248.53g
20.645
25,426
73,471
28,156
217,363
18,576
7, 590
69,371
6, 663
24.261
25,220
Total Income
331,443
64.794
396,237
319,563
Expenditure on:
Raising Funds
Charitable Activitses
Other Expenditure
250
309,058
315
250
462,002
763
152,744
448
200
352,931
448
Totsl Expenditure
309,623
153,192
200
463,015
353,379
Net Incomel(Expenditure)
21,820
(88,398)
(200) (66,778)
(33,816)
Net Movement in Funds
21,820
(88,398)
(200) (66,778)
(33,816)
Reconciliation of Funds-
Total Funds Brought Forward
167.697 1,658,464
5,900 1,832,061 .
1,865,877
Total Funds Carried Forward
189,517 1,570,066
5,700 1,765,283
1,832,061
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PCC of All Saints Church. TNII
Notes to the Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2024
19. Prior Year Statement of Funds (2023)
For comparative purposes the Statement of Funds for the previous year is included here.
ststement of Funds
Balance
Blfwd
01101123
Balance
Clfwd
31112123
Investment
Transfers Gains
Income
Expendrture
Unrestricted Funds
167,697
331.443
309,623
189.517
Restricted Funds
Bells
Fabric
Hall Development
Mission Support
Organ
Rectory
Ruth Pewtress Fabric
Trull Aid
Totsl Restricted Funds
74
4.365
1,037,823
5,490
2.000
1,393
606,930
389
1.658,464
74
4.365
1.036,837
4,439
2,000
2,988
518,774
589
1,570.066
13,(￿9
14,120
449
137,638
49,482
200
64,795
153.193
Endowment Funds
GRichards". Flowers
Total Endowment Funds
5,900
5,900
200
200
5,700
5,700
Total Funds
1,832,061
396,238
463,016
1,765,283
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