REGISTERED CHARif¢ MIMBER: 1131 REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES AND UNAUDrfED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2025 FOR ALL 8AIKfs CHURCH PCC MICKLEOVER ALL SAINTS CHURCH PCC MICKLEOVER CONTENTS OF THE FINANCIAL STATEkIETr￿S FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEIIBER 2025 R•portofth• Tnwte•• 1 kn 4 lftd•p•nd•nt Euffllnorfa R•port R•c•lpl• a￿￿ P•yrnenta A¢cMnts St•t•m•ntof A•••ts and Uabllltl•• ALL SAINTS CHURCH, MICKIEOVER. DERBY ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNaL FOR THE YEAR ENDED 3tst DECEMBER 2025 Admlnlstratlve Informatlon All Saints Church is situated in Etwall Road, MicklecNer, Derby. It is in a joirt benefice with St John the Evangellst, Mickleoverand St Andrew, Radboume lfromjanuary 2024). All Saints is part of the Diocese of Derbywithin the Church of England. The Corresponden￿ add￿$$ is All Saints Church Cent￿, Etwall Road, Mickleover, Derby, DE3 ODL. The Parochlal Church Council IPCQ is a re8iStered charity- No.11316iJJ. The current membership of the PCC as of 31st December 2025 a￿:_ Vicar Revd Canon Peter Walley Chainnan Wardens Mr lan Nicklin Mrs Janice Toplis Readers. representative Mrs Dawn Perry Treasurer Mr Brlan Devenport PCC Minutes Secretsry Mrs Colleen Bowles Deanery Synod Reps. Mrs Maggie Hird Elected members Mr Derek Wllllamson Mr James Bowles Mr Dave Chapman Mr Michael SwanwKk Mrs Joy Shooter Mrs Christine Ward Co-opted members Ex￿ffiCI0 Members Revd Mary Siaunton Associate m￿lSter Revd lan Godlington Associate Minister Revd Clare Owen A55iStant Curate Page I ALL SAINT5 CHURCH. MICKLEOVEK DERBY ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNaL FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER 2025 strurtures. Governano and Management The method of appointment of PCC members is set out in the Churth Representstion Rules. All Church attendees are encouraged to register on the Electoral Roll and stsnd for e￿ctiOn. Oblertlves and Artivliles All Saints PCC (together with the clergy) are responsible for promotin8 in the ecclesiastical parish the whole missh)n of the Church, pastoral. evangelistic. social and ecumenical. It a150 has MaintenaTr￿ re5pon5ibilities forthe grade Il*11sted church building. the churchyard and the adixent Church Cent￿. To that end. we encourage people to attend publlc worship, whether on Sundays. ot￿r days of the week or throwdh the pa￿ordI offices such as baptisms, weddings and funerals and to join various home 8roups which meet mid-week. We reco8nise that the church buildir8 is important to lon8 term residents of Mickleover and although we are not able to open the church every day we do make the bulldlng open to visitors on Wednesday morniw ak)wide our café held in the ￿ntre as we wish to encoura8e people to visit the church for private prwpr, contemplation and to enjoy the intertor of our historic buildire. When revievilng ltsaimsaNI objectives and planningfuture actyvitses, the PCC has referred to the Charity Commisslon's 8eneral guidance on public benefft. The PCC has considered how ptsnned actlvities contrlbute to the alms and objectives that it has set. Athlev¢ments and Perforn hurch attendan Following the ￿l$lOn of the Church Elertornl Roll at the time of the annual meetin8 May 2025 the Roll stood at 10) 156 residents. 44 non-residents)- The Church of En8laNI has eneoura8ed churches to work out the size of their re8ular wotshippln8 community lalongslde usual Sunday attendance). As at 31st December 2025 our worshipping community stood ai 143. We have continued to live stream Mornin8 Worship services f0rtni8h1￿ usin8 the YouTube plafft)rm tothose who wish to remain t home. The pattem of worship alternating Holy Communion and Moming Worship in association with St John the Evangelist Church (within the joint benefice) has *rrked well. The addition of St Andrew's Radbourne inlo the Mickleover 8eneflce has also worked well wlth some of our congregatlons now regularfy supportlng their twice monthty worship usin8 the Book of Common Prayer or Communion u5in8 Traditional V￿rds. All Salnts contlnued its long tradition of beir￿ a fcol point for community worship. For instsnce, the annual servlce of Remembrance happened on November 9th where around 13(rJ in attendance at the War Memorial outside. Review of the ar There were slx ordlnary meetings of the PCC during the year In person In church. The average level of attendance was 64%. Committees met between meetin8s and the results of theirdeliberations We￿ received by the full PCC. discussed and deci&ons made where necessary. Pa8e 2 Review of ur Durlng 2025 we successfulty worked on the followi￿ obiecbve& working across the benefice with col￿a8￿e$ from St Johns Mickleover on 'Everyday Faith,. A5 has a schedule of ideas and proposals which we are working towards which is kept under review: we hosted the Bishop of Repton, Bishop Malcolm Macnau8hton during the 'Thy Kingdom Come, focus from Easter to Pentecost. He introduced us to the Revd Noé Bukuru who runs a food-aid charity on behalf of the Anglican church in Burundi (Association desjeunevulnerables pourfauto-developpement IAJ.E.Vu.DEI which the PCC subsequently decided to support financiallv; The Atlas Cedar {subject io a TPO) has caused damage to drains under the car pa￿ because of the I￿reSS of roots. This has led to expensive repaiN by a specialist draina8e contractor: hostin8 Brookfield ScTrK)ol at Christmas fortheir Christmas Carol Concert and their choirfor Mothering Sunday& hosting Silverhill Hill School at Easter to tell the Easter Story and at Christmas where the storywas told throu8h Bible readin85 and carols: hosting Hackvnod Community School fDr their Christmas Carol servlce- the All Wnts Stltthers Gnwp which meets on a Twday morning has held very succes5fv1 sales of work to 5UPPOrt a number of charities throughout the year; We also hold a Wednesday Café which acts as a 'warm hub, during the winter months: We also started offering a regular Wednesday film matlnée in the Cent￿. having invested in a new projector,. takin8 part in community events foT children and adults with 'Churches Together in Mkkleover, with Newmount Brdss Band in Church to open our seco￿1 Chrlstrnas Tree Festlwal. This rabsed fund5 for the food- id charity in Burundi (see above); Christmas Eve seyvkes rnised £1166 for Derby Food4Thought Alliance: A ￿gular earty mornin8 prayer 8roup ha5 been meeting on Tuesday mornlngs in church or on Zoom. Who Let the Dads I￿? continued to meeton a rnonthty basis on the second Saturday of the month. This now attracts around 6 to 8 children with their Dads; 8am Breakfast Church - stsrted in March 2023 attracts beNreen 4 and 6 familles monthly. This has been welcomed as it happens at a time when families are able to attend: Messy Churth- an after school time for children on Wednesday afternoons didn't ￿llY thrive, this is due to local primary schools offering both breakfast clubs aThl after school dub5 too: Parish Safe£uardln8- 29 people in the church now have a DBS and have undergone some training. For the laity. the PSO is now processingthe 08S in the parish ratherihan them being processed by the diocesan office. There is a cost to the parish for some ofthese applications. There is 8 much-increased awar&ness inthe ¢ongreg8tion aboLrt safegu8rdlng issues and an understandingof howto report concems. 7 pèople will need to complete a training update in 2026. All Saints eontinues to use the Parish Dashboard as a guide to complyingwith the diocesan and national safeguarding pro¢eduTes. W8 also observed Safe8uardSng Sunday in November at a joint Service at St Johns. addressed ty onè ofthe Diocesan safeguardin8tsainers. The Ministry Team comprised." Revd Canon Peter Walley. Revd Mary Staunton: Revd lan Godlington; Revd Alun Rowlands.. Revd Paul Prltchard, Revd Clare Owen, Mrs Helen Walley, Mrs Dawn Perry, Mrs Karen Cow8ill. Mr5 Judi Witcomb and Mr John Foxon (Readers). Mrs Zoe 8owles leads Breakfast Church along wlth the Revd Clare Owen. Financlal Revlew Toial current assetson 31 December 2025 were £ICM),216 of which £88,￿1 related to unrestricted funds and £11,315 to restrirted funds Page 3 Total receipts for the year 2025 ¥￿￿ £104,844. The total of resour(e5 expended amounted to £109,996. The Church made a defiat on total funds of£5,152 {income over expendlturel in 2025. In 2025 the chlme mechanism in the ch)ck was repLiced and paid for by the generoslty of a Trust, the con8re8ation and membets of the local community. The old boiler chimney stone￿)rk and rtonework in the porch were also repaired in accordance with the Quinquennlal ￿pOrt thanks to the generosity of gifts from the congregation and Trust funds. Income from givlng was again sli8htty lower than the previous year by 3.5%. We were successful in a further appllcatlon for a grant from a Trust. this year ￿￿1vIng £11,2LM). We are very grateful for their continuing support espetialty in regards to repairs to the fabriL Fund raisin8 will become More important in ensuring we maintain a ￿althY irKome. In 2025 s(Kial activities raised £1,416. It is intended to have more social events in 2026. We wekome support aThl ideas. We will be applyi￿￿ to the Trust to support various projects. Our budget for 2026 forecasts a potential £8,(m deficit. Our contingency is to furKI any deficit from surplus unrestricted re5erves1see reserves policy). Reser¥u Poll¢y It is PCC policy to maintain a balance on unreslricted fund5 of £25.IJX). equatin8 to approximatety three nK*nths unrestricted payrnents. to cover emergency situations that may arise from time to time. The balance or) unrestricted funds of £88.901 al the 2025 year*nd exceeded thi5 tsrgèt. It contlnues to be our policy to invest our funds balances With the CBF Church of England Deposit Fund. Formalty approved bythe PCC and s*ned on thelr behalf by Re¥d Calm￿ Peter Walley {PCC ChalrnHn) and Mr Br•an Devenport (Treasurer) Revd Canon Peter Walley Mr Brian Dthenport Date 23 March 2026 Page 4 INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF ALL SAINTS CHURCH PCC MICKLEOVER Ind•pgnd•nt•xarnln•rf• r•portto th• truth8 Of￿ Sthts c￿ PCC Mkkknv•r I report to the ¢harity Iru$tws On my Lrf t￿ &CfAxts Of￿ Samts CIK*ch PCC (tr* Trust) forth yèar end&J 31 OèeAmbtr 2025. R￿Pon•1b￿Hi￿ and b4•1• of i•port As the charity trustees of the Trust you are re¥KMt49 syffjrntion af Ih in accowdanr* with r•quIrem￿ts ofthe Chantes Ad 2011 W. I roport in r•sF4Ct ol my exam17atil￿ of the Trusfs accounts carr￿d out urKler Seclion 145 of the A£1 and in Carrying out my •xwninatiM I hwe fcknved all aOicth tlirecl•Th gi￿ ty I1* Clwrity Cornmi55ion Sgth0Th 145(5Mbl of Ind•pondontoxamln•rf* *t*t•m•rt I have my examinaitin. l ￿￿rmI ma*AI m•l*S com• to my ail•nt*)Th in G￿n•cl￿￿ with ex￿%nOtI0n mg cause to tsdio￿ Ihat respoL* accounting records not kept in respect ollhe Tn*t as S8dion 130 ￿the A¢ or th• accounts tlo not a¢wrd those r￿d5. the a¢￿Unts do not cc¥npty with the aFplicabk¥ rwi*eNti)ts ￿r￿ornINg tre fomi aThY conknrrt of4￿0￿nts set out th• Chanbes [A￿￿Tr¢S and Reportsl ReguLqkDns 2(#)8 01)•rtha) any reqWrem&ttthatt￿ accounts gNe a trug be drawn in ttM5 r8POrt in 0￿￿110•r*ble a prrw ofll* to be rgth FCA Johnson fWjs￿ limthd Chart•r*d Actourtants 81 Burt(m Rowj rby Oerby8hir8 DE1 1TJ ALL SAINTS CHURCH PCC MICXLEOVER RECEIPTS ANO PAYMENTS ACCOUNTS YEAR ENDED 31 OECÉMeER 2025 1025 totsl 2014 Unrestvkttd AECEIPTS Gi3rblS Legaoes 14 J61 A2.$ 39.196 12.617 37.559 14.367 37.739 14.367 11 aid retovtsod Othw planned 8iTrlni I005e plaie colle¢iwJns Gifts and doDaii¢)ns Churih Centrebty)4lws PCC lees Fetes •nd ewn15 Other fund$ 8entr•ted OeposiiaccouDt wrtefe%i 4.534 S.JS2 11.593 618 L4l6 919 2530 4.93 5.152 11.593 6.618 1.416 929 2.510 4.9J3 9,386 7.024 1.65) 2,246 3.403 104 IIS.245 PAYMEIITS Wales min￿rryp1nskn sh¥e IncunibeNt's & si*lioipen Chulch heat & Ilthl Chuich InwrarKe Chuith maintenance Htywranum paymenis Ed￿CatIOn and t¢Jinin4 Church new bullth'ns 19.615 49J52 2.719 s.io# 683 1.2 J7 120 1,325 19.64$ 49,852 2.719 18.348 2.908 9,618 2W3 1.117 J.325 1.440 10.561 564 938 2.ms 43? 745 upkeep of(￿￿[l￿ard Upkeèp of $ervites M>ssion •nd o￿lrea(h¥•)#k Fetesand e¥tnts Athnlnistritl Churth £entremanterwcE Clwrch centredc¥Y*g G¢an15 roinstitut4E)ns Project costs lrndeperwJenrexamAlabQ 2.317 2.317 918 1.2 1.248 3.871 1.025 S82 615 J.248 1.030 1,025 58 11.334 852 11.3Jl 816 109. l(fJ,996 108.809 P4ETRECEIPYSIIPAYMÉt47SI Transfers Cash funds lam ytsi end CASH FUN0ST￿m$¥f￿R￿No (s.￿1} 11241 6,436 93,925 11.443 11315 105.)68 100.116 98.932 XOS.36B P4•6 ALL S41NTS CHURCH PCC MICKLEOVE STATEMENT OF A5SET5 AMO LIAwunÉs AS AT 31 OECEM8ER 2025 21125 al t￿11 CASM SL114DS eaiikbJl•Kés iLJiS 105.333 Js 10&368 J? 12 10).Z16 TOTAi CASH FVNPS 11.115 orHER MONETARY ASSETS Pebtor.. 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