ST.PETER'S CHURCH, WOOLTON
Annual Report and Accounts of the Parochial Church
Council for the year ended 31st December 2024
Registered with the Charity Commission
Charity Number 1132014
Diocese of
Liverpool

ADMINisfRATIVE INFORMAIK)N
St.PeteesChurch, Simon Peter Qntre. Churth Road, Wookon. LiverFKXbl L25 5JF
corresponden￿ to Parish Office. Simon Peter Centre. Church Road. Woolton L25 5JF
PCC MEMBERS. The fdlowing peopte served a5 T￿￿e¢S on the PCC during 2024.
Electiorts take place at the APCM which normally happerLS April or May each year. The
churchwardens are elected annually. a third of the ordinary PCC members eath year and
Deanery Synod members every three years12023 trhen 20261. It is practice that readers
are elected to strdnd as ex officio PCC member& This is Vot￿ on annually at the APCM
Incumbent
Curate
Readers
Rev. Lizzy Holland
Vacart
Mr. ￿lStaIr Fletther
Mrs. Dot Bakèr
Mr. laTr MCCOH
Churchwardens
mr.mike Welsby IAlso Wice Chair)
Mr. Ali5tair Fletcher
Assistantto Wardens
Mr.(hrT5 Lee
Deanery Synod Represert
Dr.Susan Craig
Mr5. Gill Dottie (Resigned)
MT5. Nonna Winsland
Mr. Mike Welsby
MrAlist3ir Fletrher
Mrs. Lynne Robert5 (Resigned)
Elected member5 until 2027
Mr. Chris Lee
Mr.Tom Canty
Mr. Roger Whitaker ISecretsry>
Mrs. Susan West
Mr. Derek Nuttall
Mr5. Jo Kneale
Elected members until 2026
Mr55usan Whitaker
Mrs Bethan Dulley
Mrs. Rebecca Wintner
Mrs.Nicola Hazeldine
Dr.George Kurivilla IResignedl
Elected member5 until 2025
Mrs Jane Griffiths
Mrssandie Paisley
Mr& Rachel Fanner
Mr. Michael Thwaite {R￿18￿e
Co-opted member
Mr. Stephen Butler (Treasurer)
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Building Supervisor
Architect
Director of Music
Safeguarding Officer
Assistant Safeguarding
Health and Safety Officer5
Mr. Tudor Roberts (Resigned D￿rnber 2024>
Mr. Andrew KeFwk
Mr. Mike Thwaite
Mrs.Chris Ford
Mrs. Naomi 5d￿rf
Mrs Gill Chamber5 {Resigned 2024)
Mr.Andy Ford
Mr.Nick Hazledine
Mrs Sue Beecroft
Bardays Bank
CCLA Investrnent Management Ltd
Whttnalls
Recorder
Grft Aid Secretary
Banker5
Independent Financial Examineys
Day to day management control of the diurch is exercised by the Standing
Committee." Incumbent, Wardens.Treasurer and Secretary- contattable
vta churth: 0151 428 6810
St.Peterfs Woolton PCC is a body corporate and operates under the Parochial
Church Councils (Powers} Measure 1956 and the church representation rules.
The PCC is a charity regtstered wtth the Charity Commission . CharÈty Number
1132014. ASI members of the PCC are registered as trustees with the Charlty
Commission.
The method of appointment of PCC members is set out in the Church Represenation
Rules. All church members are encouraged to register on the Elettoral Roll and stand
for elettion to PCC. Councillors are elected for a tem of three years. All Councillors
are required to undertske Safeguarding Training and be subject to an enhanced
DBS checL Induction Training is also given to indude - Trustee responsibilities; basic
Health and Safety, in¢luding risk asse55menL
The PCC operates three sutKommittees .
Standing Committee
IT￿nce & Fabric Committee
Mission Committee
The PCC also oversees two more committees/gr¢Jups
Safeguarding Committee
Health & Safety Group
Membership of the Sub commtttees comprise .
Standlns Commlttev.
Incumbent, Churth Warden5,Trea5urer and Secretary
Falxic & Finan￿ Committee
Incumbent. Curate. Church Wardens.Treasurer &cretary. Buiklings Supervisor.
Mrs. Lauren Fletcher (Chairl
Missitin Committee
Incumbent.Curate. 5ecretary.Trea5urer, Mr. lan Mccoll. Mr.Stephen Mccardle
{Chair), Mr, Mike Welsby (Warden). Assistant Safe8uardin8 Officer and Miss Kathryn
Taylor.
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To identtfy major risks. the Finance and Fabric Committee consider risk
assessments. Procedures are put in place to manage those risks and minimise
their impact on the Itfe of the Church. The Health and Safety group will input
where necessary.
Financial Risks
An annual budget is prepared to ensure short temi viability. Actual results
ompared with budget are reported at every Fabric & Finan￿ meeting- The
commtttee reviews the investments held by the PCC annualty. Investments
are only made in approved low risk funds approved for charity use.
Health & Safety
Specific p￿)￿dureS for recording incidents are in place and the ¥x)licy
approved 2018 is revi￿1 annually.
safeguarding
DBS Certificates . All members of PCC and all adults who 5upervi5e any
group Ichild.youth or adult) are required to hold a current DBS certificate.
5afeguardin8 Training: The Churrh of England hast*D on-line training
course5 which all adults who are members of the PCC or who supeNise any
group are required to pass lone or both courses depending on the rolel.
Safe8uardin8 now include5 childi yollth and vulnerable adult
Safer RKruitment: The robust process of safer recruitment indudin& application
references, interviews and ongoing supervision is a priorlty in our commitment
to 5afe8uardin8.
The P.QC. is committed to fulfilling its. re5ponsibiltties to ensure that children
and vulnerable adults are protetted through all church attivitEs.
St Peter's in the heart of Woolton Willage. is a bu￿. lively church. Our Sunday
seNices and children's groups attrart around 4￿7 per week. It 15 very encourawng
to see the numbers retumin8 following t￿ difficulties of the last couple of year
We have many all age groups attad￿ to our church that meet on a weekly or
monthly basls and we continue to expand acttvÈties on offer to our local
community through Yhe Hub",
thurch run communtty base housed within
thÈ Simon Peter Centre. We are known worldwde as the°Beatles Church.. our
hurth hall being where John met Paul and the grave of Eleanor Rigby lies
in our chutrchyard. We are a stop off point for the Fab 4 Taxi Tour
The 8eneral functions of the PCC are stated within Section 2 of the Parothial
Church Counc51s' (Powers) Measures 1956 which states that the PCC°Isto operate
with the minister in promoting in the parish the whole mission of the Churth.
pastoral. evangelical. social and ecumenical." When plannin8 our acti¥tties for the
year the PCC gives consideration to the Charity Commission's guidan￿ on public
beneftt and in particular. the specific guidan￿ to d￿ritIeS concemed with the
advancement of religion.

During 2024the chufch began to settle again as a oynmunity with the end of thè
interre8num afid # new Rector beingfirmly in post. This prov￿ for opportuniiie5
nitiati￿t0 begin and for curyent proje£tsto be rÈfreshÈd.
H05ting the"Belng With" coutse which led around 10 of our mombeT5 to confirmaiion
PdrtTcipating irt our deanery wde marriage preparation tlay.
Welcoming ￿rne ofour mission partnersto share update5 ab￿tth￿r wrKk in our
Continuing to invest in our chiklren's aThl y￿th minislry.
To expand our mlnistywith young people and in}￿t In the church of the fU￿re.
Welcomlng mary families to chvrch for speclal and signrficant ￿I￿￿Jth as
morriages, bapti%T15. funero15 and burial of ashesseFvKe5.
Continuingto wdcome many member5 ofthe community intDthe hub each
De¥etopiftg ourconnertion and ministry with Bi51w Martin Primary School..
includirE preparing children in Yeats 5 and 6 to r￿1ve Hoty Communion.
Leading special service5throughouttheiEar indudinE during Hoty Week. Christmas and
and RemembrarKe.
The P.CC is pleased with rfs achievementsagain%t objeclivesset out in the P￿￿0￿$
The Electoral Roll was required to be completely reNsed in 2019 Inext completo reVES￿
due in 20251 and post rewsion the number of adultson it n4Jmbered around 240. A5 With
ChL5rch uf England njles. a period of interim Thi5ton take5 Pla￿ fora couple of weeks
befo￿ the APCM where new churth member5 can appty and members wtho are no longer
with us removed.
Norrnal: Two Sundayservicèsand Thjrsday nMJmtng Communion, asy￿11 as peric#l
"speclals- eg Good Friday. There is a monthly Vlorship through Pkny" servicè aimed at
pre-school and infantthildren and theirtsm
Typical attendan￿ was Sunday 8 am Communion- 50. 1030 am Main servi￿- 253.
Thursday am Communion- 35
weddings and funerals ofboth churth membets and members ofthe wlder communlty.
lft the pastyearwe have On￿again been able to offer be￿aveme￿rt cDur5e which
W35 grateful￿ received byth05e attendetl. Horne visits includingtsking Holy
The weekly Luncheon aub 15 as w)pularas e4w.with some changes male due to new
re8ulations around food ￿.
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Bishop Martin Sdw)ol
The PCC 4ppornt Foundation Governor5from Church members to tl* G¢)verning Bcdy
of the school. Weekty seryices plus other$p￿ial ser￿￿5 eg JeaNErs take place.
The PCC gets a regular report from the Governor5 who are PCC members
Youth and thildTEn'sWork
Our youth and children's ministry is Eed by a team of volunteers who plan. organise
and dellvergroups throughout the week indLrding 2 min1￿&W$ Groups. Sunday morning
gmups. a Week￿ Link aLsb and Worship thri)u8h Play On￿ a month. The PCC acknowle*s
that a gap remainsfor our older young pe￿ and this is a priorityto be addressed.
Training and support for children's leaders and helper5 ha5 continued. is an
acknowledgement that recruiting sufficient leaders can be a Challenge.
Chuwth Buildi
In 2023 it berame apparent that the P.CC would likely hwe to address a numt*r of
Issues in relation to the church and a55rKiated buiklings iTKludin& inter alia, the need
to replace the e￿Sting boiler and related pipeworvradiators in the thurch and
addressing other serious is5ue5 concerning the drainage i5SUe5 from the roof which
had caused damage to the ¢j￿0￿ on two prior occassior*5.
t￿r[ng 2024 we undertook rerne(fral work on the North and South valley5.
Some Dry Rot issue5 were discovered during work on the North Valley which also
had to befixed.
Ill 2023 the P.CG tsar￿[red approx£155k of legacyincome rEceived over the13st
Coup￿ of year5 from General Funds to Lk5ignated Fund5 to Fneet the costs of
these major woiects.
Durire 2024 we paid approx £61k f¢x these proieusout ¢)f desiBnatedftwKI&

This is our }r￿lon for the fu￿re
To be 8rowin8 kn love for God
Through transforming encounters with God by his word and spirit .
Through helping all ages grow in relationhip with God.
Through all our 5ervice5 includ¥ng wethlin85,funerals and baptisms.
To be groiTo be 8rowin8 in kn for each other
Through building a (aring fellowship where all can belong.
Through knowing God's word deepty and working out our calling in
relationship with one another.
Through testifying to God's faithfulness in joys,trials and sufferin&
praying for and carrying out one anothees burden5.
Through using our tslents /resources/grfts to build one another up and
to serve.
To be 8Towln8 in love forthe world
By prdytng for our frontliTKs ,iity arKI workl . by using our tdlents and
gift5 thereby testtfying to God's love. being salt arKi ltht where we are.
By grving generousty to SUPE￿ mission and ministry localty and across
the world.
During 2023 we began exploring On￿ again this mission ststement to
inspire all who attend se￿ICeS and ci)nnettwith the thurch with a ￿KIn
of what growing in love coukl look Ilke and the tranSf0rn￿ti0n it will
bring. During 2025 our intention is to continue thi5 work and tt) draw
tO8ether a str3te8y forfvrthering th￿ mi$5ion and vision.

Finan(ial Review
In 2024 we generated £254.323 of unrestricted income and spent £265.811 on general
expenditure
During 2023 the PCC was aware that it faced considerdble expenditure on major
projects including replacing the thurch boiler and heating system as well as
stsrting work to reconfigure the drainage hathare in the North and South valleys.
defects in each which had previously caused daimsto be made against our insurers in
respect of damage to the organ .
Accordingly the PCC designated £155k of legacy income to cover the costs of these
major projects.
In 2024 the PCC paid opprox £61.416 from these reserves to cover the drdinage issue5
wbich also included an element followingthe discovery of Dry Rot issues in the North
v3lley/Chapel of the Good Shepherd.
The P.C.C was abte to redaim the VAT charged on these costs under the Listed
Places of Worship Scheme Via the DepL for MediaKulture and Spor
The project to replace the churth boilerlpipework ha5 progre55ed with formal quotes
being sourced and the necessary faculty being granted in Febnjary 202S and the formal
order ha5 been placed with the contractor.
The i55ue of grants awdilable towards these costs is linked to community use of the
building. The timeframe required to complete a thorough review and inplementation
of any such cnmmunity use project will probably extend well into 2026 and li8ht of
the fad that the boiler is over 30 years old the PCC will be recommending the projert
80es ahead without any grant monies as the risk of bailer failure is too high.
TowdTd5 the end of the finanaal year the PCC instructed our Qvinquennial Architect
to undertake a review of the Church Roof .
The recommendations contained within that report were notvery encoura8in8 insofar
as the roof wa sseemingly not in as gwd a stste of repair as had been previously t1￿ught
and that the estimated costs of repfactng the r(M)f would be in the region of Elm
Further InVest￿atio10n work will undoubtedly be required to deterniine the expetted
timeframes involved as regards the urgency or otherwise of the project.
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The majortty of our income rame from churth members who supported the thurch
through our planned giving scheme. During the year we received £170.413 of planned givir
induding Gift Atd Tax recovery.
The total includes giving wa the Parish Giving Scheme. regular stsndiTrg orders and monies
receivÈd via Charities Aid Foundation and Stewardship schemes plus our annual daim
for Gift Aid on small donations and gtving apFeal .
The fi8ure also induded one off donations made wa the Parish GnrtngSd￿rne.
We also rÈteived £4S.(XJO by way of legary income whRth has been dwnated as a Fabric
re5er¥e.
Other irtcome included offertory plate. statutory fees receivable for Weddi￿5 and FuneraLs.
Hall rental i1￿0Me. The contribution from Heritage Income from sales of Tr Beatles"
rnerchandi5e and mernorabilia has reduced con5ideTrbly as per￿)nnel have stepped down.
During the year the Church r￿￿ed £1.[￿ of Dic(esan Grants towards Marriage Preparation
course plus a further grant of £2.LKKI towards speci*i5t furniture for the Worship through Way
thildren's group.
Glvlng
The PCC maintains its policy of commrttin8 10% of its income from the Parish GNing Scheme
and re8ular Standing Ordersto other mission and tharities.
Based on the current yeavs pledged irthme a prowsion £18.440 has rnade in respect of
the 2024 rrthe12023 £18A531
Land & Buildin85
The th￿e properttÈ5 owned bythe Cjwrth have not been revalued in 2024 r￿r has any
depreciatton been charged. Any valuation of the Church Hall and Sirrnn Peter Centre is
problematical due to the restrictiors ontheir use and thèir ktttion a Consery*ion Area.
The walue ofthe ￿nkSIde Road property remains undeThaltMI given the housing market. The
Trustee5 have deemed that specialist valuation cosLs would not be justified and there are
no plar75 to dispose of the property. Following our Lwdte's leawn8 in 2023 we have started to
let the property on the open market.
The PCC aimsto maintan a balance on unreStrirt￿ funds that equates to three
months of unrestricted fixed payments. to ersure that the charity ran rn￿these
Based on the unrestricted spend in 2024 this contingency reserve equates to approx
£67k
At 31st Decemkn 2024 the balarKe of Ul￿e5￿￿ Lltrrertt net Jssets amouTrtedto
E112k
The financial budget for 2025 5hrn¥5 a proiecÈed deficFt of £5320- the PCC 15 looking
to recruit a youth worker btrt further work É5 required to detem)ine thefull
job desuiption, salary package and the necessaryfunding.
Due to these elements the buflget has exduded any such costs
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Balance Sheet as at 31st Decernber 2024
2024
2023
FIXED ASSErs
Tangible
Investments
905.152
60,603
900.OCKI
59,296
965.7)5
959,296
CURRENT ASSErs
Debtors
Short Term Deposits
Cash at bank and in hand
12.623
31x1,431
103,800
13,098
334,172
94,118
416,854
441,388
LIABILMES
Creditors- amounts falling due within
one year
{40.627)
(34,407}
NET CURRENT ASSEfs/(UABILmES}
376,227
406,981
TOTAL ASSEtS LESS CURRE1￿ UABILMES
1,341,982
1,366,277
TOTAL ASSErs
1,341.982
1,366,277
PARISH FUNDS
Unrestricted
Designated
Restricted
Endowment
io
984,325
253,778
53,511
50,368
994,295
270,194
52,412
49,376
io
io
io
1.341.982
1.366,277
The notes on pages 12 to 19 forni part of these accounts
Approved by the Parochial Church Council on 8th April 2025 and signed on its beha￿ by
Rev Lizzy Holland
E.Holland
Incumbent
A F Fletcher
G Fletcher
Warden
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Statement of Cash Flow for the year ended 31st De￿mber 2024
TOTAL FUNDS
2024
Z023
Cash flow from operating activitses
Net cash provided by/(used in) operating activitie5
(33.539)
{16,037)
Cash fk)w frorn investing actritses
Dividends and Interest
17.246
10,502
Change in cash and equiwdlents in accounting period
Movement in Period
Opening Cash at Bankers
aosing cash at Bankers and cash equivalert5
(24,0591
428.290
404.231
(6,129)
434.419
428,290
Reconciliati(￿ of net income/(expenditure) to net cash flow from operating attivitses
TOTAL FUNDS
2024
Net movement in funds for the reporting period
(24.295)
(6,129)
Adjustrnents for
Gains/(Loss) on Investments
Dividends and Interest
Decrease/llncrease) In Stock
Decreaselllncrease) in Debtors
Increasel(Decrease in Creditors
1.307
(17.246)
4,359
[10,502}
2,524
{2,089}
(4,200)
475
6,220
Net cash provided by/(used in) operatlng attivlties
133.539)
(16.037)
Analysis of cash and cash equlvalents .
Short term depostts
Cash at bank and in hand
300,431
103A(K)
334,172
94,118
Total cash and cash equivalents
404.231
428,290
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The financaal statements have been prepared under the historic cost convention
{a5 modified for ￿ revaluation of ortain investments). They have been p￿pa￿d
in accordance wrth Accounting and Reporting by Charities: Statement of
Recommended Prattice (SORP) applirable to rharities preparin8 their accounts
in accordance with the Fifiancial Reportlng Standard {FRS1021 ,Church Accounting
Regulations 2(XA applicable UK Accounting Standard5 and the Charities Act 2011.
Funds
Where there ts a legal re5Ericiion on purpose to whith a fund may be put, the
fund is classffied in the accounts as a restricted fund. Other funds are classified
as unrestricted funds . Those frjnds which are not legal￿ restritted which the
Trustee5 have thosen to earmark for set purposes are ctas5ed as desi8nated funds.
Endowment funds are restricted fvnds Whe￿ the capitsl must be maintained.
Income arising from the Investme￿ may be used for restricted or unrestricred
purposes depending on the purpose for whith the fund was established.
All incoming resour￿$ are included in full in the Ststement of Financial Artivit￿5
ISOFAI as soon as three fattors can be met:
Entitlement- where the Charity has a legal and enforceable right to the
resour￿.
Certainty- where there is reasonable ￿rtaInrythat the incoming resour
will be received.
Measurement- where the value of the incoming resource can be
measured with sufficient reliability.
Therefore. planned giving,collection5 and donations are onty recognised once they
are received . Grants and ￿8aCleS are accounted for when PCC is legally entided to
them and the amount can be reasonably estimated.
All incomin8 expenditure ts accounted for gross
All expenditure is recognised On￿ there is a legal, constructive obligation to make
a pa￿t to a third party.
Costs of generating funds cornpr￿ the costs associated with attracting
voluntsry income and costs of running fundraising events .
Church expendtture compr￿5 those costs incurred by the charity in the
running of the church and delivery of its, activities and services for its,
beneficiaries.
Goverance costs are minimal .
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Fixed Assets
Consecrated and benefice property is not included in the accounts in
accordance with Section 10 of the Charities Act 2011
The Church buildings included in the accounts are valued at a combination
of historic cost and estimated revaluation.
The carrying value of the Church Hall and Simon Peter Centre is particularly
difficult due to their restrictions as regards use and that the buildings
are sited within a Conservation Area.
No value is pla￿d on moveable church fumishing5 held bythe
church wardens on special trnst for the PCC. These require a faculty for
disposal as the PCC considers them to be inalienable property.
Equipment Used wÉthin the church is capitalised Whe￿ its purchase
price exceeds £l.000. Assets are depreciated on a straight line basis
over the estimated useful life of the asset. Most equipment is
depreciated over four years
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Investments are valued at their market value a5 at 315t December 2024.
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Staff Costs
Wages and Salaries
Employer Pension Costs
40.227
S51
36.337
40.778
36,835
There were four staff member5 employed by PCC duting 2024. All were part time.
One memberof staff is dosely related to a PCC member. the TrustÈe5 of d)arÈty.
Their remuneration is reviewed by the Fabric and Finance CommFttee and approved by
PCC as a whole.
Ottr*rTrustees and related parties have been reimbursed only for dirett expen
incurred during the period. No Trustee has approved their own payments.
nd&
Buildi
Equi￿1)ent
Total
At 1st January 2024
Additions
Disposals
At 31st December 2024
9￿.c
905,854
Depreciation
At 1st January 2024
Char8efor Year
Disposa15
At 31st December 2024
702
702
Nil
702
702
Net Bwk Value 315t D￿mber 2024
5,152
905,IS2
Net Bookvalue 31st December 2023
Nil
900.CQQ
The Simon Peter Centre has been wdlued on the assumption that it is the proFRrty of the
PCC but no title deeds are known to exÈst The separatevaluation of thesimon Peter Centre
induded in the ￿CoUnts is E240.1
Market Value at Istjanuary 2024
Purthases at Cost
Disposals at carryin8 value
Revaluation Gain/lLossl
59.296
54.937
1307
4.359
Market Value at 31st December 2024
60.603
59,296
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Investments. contin￿1
2024
2023
The market value at 315t December 2024 represents
Investments for:
Unrestricted Funds
Endowment Funds
16.229
44374
15,914
43,382
60.603
59,296
Debtors
2024
2023
Prepayments
Other Debtors
11,661
962
11,708
1,390
12,623
13,098
Creditors
2024
2023
Accruals for utilities & other costs
Other Creditors
20,877
19,750
24.025
IOA82
40.627
34,407
All creditors are due within one year and artse from unrestricted funds.
The total Designated Funds at 31st December 2024 stands at £253,778 of which £186,706
is designated for Fabric of Buildings and £67,072 re Worship
Endowment funds are invested on the PCCS behalf by Liverpool Di0￿e and relate to
several different grave and churchyard funds to be used on the rna1ntenan￿ of graves
and the churchyard. The Mary Jane Cross Fund is a separate endowment fund .not controlled
by the PCC and therefore not included in these financial statements but funds are received
periodically to be spent on the relief of the poor in the parish. At 31st D￿rnber 2024 the
PCC held £11.473 of Mary Jane Cross Fund monies which are held in restricted funds to be
distributed by the Rector.
The PCC held other re5tT7Cted funds at the stsrt of 2024
in 2013 funds were given for expenditure on projectors and screens within church
premises. At 315t December 2024 the remaining balance £1,691 to be spent on
fiJrther investmenVupgrades/maintenance of screens and audio equipment.
The balance of the legacy feceived in 2020 is £39,685
During the year the PCC was awarded a grant towards marriage preparation courses
of £l,CK)O. At 31st December the balan￿ was £662
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Balancea5 * tstjanuary 2024
Incomiryg Resources
Inve5trnentlncorne
52.412
49376
I2￿5)
16L416}
Inve5trnent Galn/lL0551
TrdThsfers
992
Ba￿nCe& at3Ltt Decemtw2024
53.511
2024
Tawble fuedA55ets
InvÈsErnÈnts
CurrefttAssots
abilitie5
gD5,152
16.229
103.571
140M71
5,152
44,374
253.778
53,511
416.854
140.6271
Fund ￿tance at31st De¢wnber2024
253.778
53.sii
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Indwdent Examinff s Report to the trustee5 of SL Peterfs Chllr￿ Woolton
The tntstccs rc%xKNlJk fot the prcpatth of the accoun￿ Thc tsustces considct that. an audit ts not
requirnl for this year sectioo 144(?) of the Ctotilits A¢t 2011 lthe 2011 Ao) and that an iodq)en(knt
It ismy re$￿￿11111ty to..
examine the afyrounts wmler stttion 145 of the 2011 A¢
lo follow the Proced￿ laid down iti Ibe gener21 Directions givell by the CIMity C￿MMiSsion uuder section
145(5Xb) of the ?01 l Ac4 2nd
My examiJJation wa5 carried (Art in a￿D[dance with the geftwdl Directions given by the Charity Commission.
An examinatioft I￿l￿deS a review of the ac¢ouDtin8 T￿￿5 kept by the charity and a comparison of the
accoun￿ and seeking ￿p1anatiO￿$ from y(w as tnts coucerning any such matter& The procedures
do not proTride all the evidence tlw *Thld be fqUiTed iti an audit and cOr￿￿entlY rjo opinion is
given as to whethcr the 2cc(Amts present a 'true and fair fview. and the ryrt is limited to those maiters set out
in the next sial¢n*DL
of thr2011 A
have not beeD met or
(?}to which, in Iny Opini￿ attentioll dM)uld be dtawn in onlerlo enable a Pro￿￿nd￿￿anajtig of the a¢￿ll1
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Paul Flynn FCCA
it¥hell Charlowt orth
14th FIr￿)r. The Ptaza
IQO Old H211 Street
Liverpool
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