The ParochiaL Church Council of the Ecclesiastical
Parish of Ifield
Trustees Annual Report and Annual Financial Report
for the year ended
31 December 2023
Registered charity no. 1132318

Content5
Offlcers and professT(rf)al advisers
Trust￿ annual report
Independent examiners report
Receipts and Paytnent5 Summary of Flnancial Activitles
Statement of Assets and Liabilitie5
Notes to the Annual Fina￿la1 Report
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Offlcers and professlonal advlsers
Trustees:
Ex Officio..
Incumbent and Rector:
Curate:
Reader..
Wardens..
Revd. Christine spencer (Chalrl
Revd. Domlnic Desouza-campbdl (from 24 Aprll 20231
Jllllan Bell.
John Christoper Bell luntll 26 Aprll 20231
Andy Ironside Ivice Chairl
Kevln Lawler Ifrom 26 April 20231
Clare Wllson
Amy Wilson.
James May.
Secretary..
Safeguardlng offTcer:
Treasurer
Elected member5.'
Ellis Barton
Anthony Eden luntil 31 January 20231
Naomi Gater luntil 17 December 20231
Martin Hull
Veryan Nicholls
Kevin Lawler (until 26 Aprll 20231
Mary Pedlow luntll 26 April 20231
Carl Peirce luntil 26 April 20231
Lindsey Plunkett
Robert Pudney
Jo-Ann Silk Ifrom 26 tlpril 20231
Trevor Strutt lunlil 26 Aprll 20231
Sarah Ward
Clare Wilson Ifrom 26 April 2023
Nicola Wood (coopted from 26 Aprll 20231
hn Chrlstopher Bell.
Ines Manning. lurktil 26 April 20231
Susan Maries. luntil 26 April 20231
Mary Ped[0￿ (from 26 April 20231
Trevor Strutt. Ifrotn 26 April 2023
Robert Pudney (Lay Chairl
Deanery Synod..
Dloce5an Synod..
John Christopher Bell*
Roberl Pudney
"Whilst on ex-offFclo role, these members dld not become trustees.
Reglstered office:
Ifield Parfsh Offlce, 1 Lychgate Cottage, Ifield Street, Ifleld, Crawley, West Su55ex, RH11 ONt4
Independent Examlners:
Richard place Dobson Services Limlled, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 1 HT

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Our alms and purposes
The Parlsh of Ifield conslsts of two maln neighbourhoods on the west side of Crawley - Langley Green
{once served by St Leonard's church, but now by St Maryaret'sl and Ifieldllfield Westlserved by St
Margaret's church).
Ifield PCC has the responslbllity of co-operating wlth the Rector, the Revd Christlne Spencer, and in:
The promotion of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Chrfst accordlng to the doctrlnes and practices
of the Church of England;
Promoting in the parlsh the whole mlsslon of the church, pastoral, soclal, evangellstlc and
ecumenical.
To know Jesus betler and fflake HIM better known.
Practlcal support and care for people in the parish, from the youngest to the eldest,
Irrespective of level of need or, abillty to payi
Providing financlal and other support to those in need and to other organisations wlth slmilar
objectives.
What we planned to do to achleve our charltable objectlves
When planning our activitie5 for the year, the Rector and the PCC have consldered the Charlty
Commission's guidance on public benefit and, In particular, the specific guldance on 'charltles for the
advancement of religion,. The trustees have paid due regard to guldance issued by the Charfjty
Commi55ion In deciding what actlvltles the charlty should undertake.
For 2023 we discussed and planned the followlng objectives and actlvities to fulfil our alms of..
Enabling as many people as posslble to worship at our church and making thelr experience of
worship a welcoming and accesslble one,
Enabling as many people a5 posslble to become part of our parish community?
Teachlng, baptlslng and nurturing new and existlng bellevers through courses at Lent, Advent
and through house groups.
Maintalning an overview of worship throughout the parish.
Considering how services and outreach events can Involve the many groups that live wlthin the
Putting falth into practice, through prayer and scripture, music and sacrament and helping to
serve some of the needs of our local communltles.
Offerlng worshlp and prayer and leamlng about the Gospel in small group situatlons-
Assistlng people from all walk5 of Ilfe to develop thelr knowledge of, and trust in, Jesus.
Provision of pastoral care for people livlng In the parlsh-
Helplng people through important life events such as death and bereavement; marriage.
baptlsm.
Providing asslstance to vulnerable group5 and Indlvlduals WTthin the parish.
Glvtng grants to various charitles;
Reachlng out to the unchurched through the provision of a varfety of outreach events,.
Maintaining the fabrlc of our church buildlngs as a hlstoric centre and focu5 of Ilfe for the
varlous communities we serve.

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What we achleved and how we affected our beneflclarfes, Ilves
Attendance at worship
The church family welcomes v151tors from wlthin a5 well a5 OUt51de the parish boundary. St Margaret'5
church Is left open and unlocked between 8:30am until early aftemoon daily (due to a spate of
vandallsml and is used by visltors for both tourlsm and for peace and quiet at a dlfficult time - ag the
many entdes In our Visitors, Book testify to. Visitors attend by personal choice and. it is our great
pleasure to welcome anyone from all walks of life to take part ift the Ilfe of our church. We contend
that voluntary attendance to worshlp the Lord Je5U5 Chrlst Is a major demon5tratlon of the public beneflt
of our activities,
There were 133 parishioners on the par15h electoral roll at the start of the year. 3 names have been
removed during the year and 5 names added. which glves a total of 135. Currently 37 are not resident
within the parish. We a150 have a church Facebook page which at the APCM In 2023 we have c.640
members.
A wlder range of services are being offered at St Margaret's, from the informal FIISH Inon-Eucharistic
worship), Sunday Celebratlon {non-Eucharistlcl, Service of the Word Inon-Eucharlstlcl to the more
traditional sung Eucharlstlc servlces of the weekly Parish Communlon, the All-age Worship, the Book of
Common Prayer {BCPI Holy Communlon, and these continue to engage and grow a wlde range of
indlviduals.
Provision of the church buildinss for people to enjoy
We held 18 baptlsms, 18 funerats 8 in the church or at graveside and 10 in the Crematorluml, 2 weddings,
and 5 Internment of ashes took place in the churchyard. Our church continues to be appreclated by our
parlshioners and many others, a5 a space where life events are celebrated wlth joy and thanksgiving.
During 2023 we have contlnued to explore ways Tn whlch our congregation and church buildlng can be
used for event5 that are of value to our local community, In addition to church servlces. 5t Margaret'5
hosted a concert In aid of Open House, the local homeless shelter.
It was posslble to hold a Carol Servlce Inslde round the Chrlstmas tree and a total of c. 33 people attended
Including both adults and children. A service of Nine Lessons and Carols was held at whlch 53 adults and
6 children were preser¢t. Additionally, a Cdb Service was held on Christmas Eve, which was attended by
many non-regular church goers as well as member5 of the congregation. A total of c.176 adults and 48
children attended thls service: the servlce was much appreciated by the local communlty.
St Leonard's church, Langley Green contlnues to be rented out to a French speaklng evangelical church,,
The Voice of Dellverance 1120 attendees). The adjacent large hall Is being rented to a Tamil Muslim
group and Is used as a Mosque1250) attendees.
The Parlsh own5 Lychgate Cottage, a property adjacent to St. Margaret's church. The ground floor is
Used for the Parlsh Office and flrst point of contact wlth those plannlng weddlng5, baptism etc and as
the Cholr vestry. The Second floor Is rented out resldentially.
We continue to explore ways of enhanclng our buildlngs to make them of more practical use to the wlder
community. The old cholr Yestry ha5 been refurblshed to become the Chlldren's room for all of our
church youth groups ¢0 use - wlth 19 chlldren {from 13 families) attendlng the Junlor meetlng IJYCI, 14
children from 14 families attending the next youth group (AYCI and 8 teenagers from 8 famllles attending
the older meetlng IBYCI; many of the older children became junior leaders at the Summer club.
Summerlholiday club attracted 59 children from 42 familie5 some of whom were regular church soers,
but many were from the wider community. Worship during the year has included holding an All.Sou15
seNlce In collaboration wlth a local funeral dlrector, where those who had had funerals undertaken by

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both the church and also by the funeral director during the previous three years were invlted to come
to church and particlpate in a 5ervlce whlch remembered those they had lost.
Provision of pastor(71 care for people living in the porish
The Pastoral Care Team is currently belng revlewed but contact has been maintalned for those unable
to come to church through telephone calls, emalls and visits. The monthly communlon serylce held in a
local care home has now been restarted and In addltlon a monthly non-EucharF5tic service has been
developed for use in both thls and another local cafe home which Is much appreciated by the residents.
A small team from the church attended both these care homes to slng Christmas carols. The provlslon
of communlon at home has been Lmdertaken by the Rector and the reader.
Provision of tangible support to the poor dnd needy
The parish contlnue5 to support our local h¢Jnele55 hostel, Open House, through financlal donatlons, and
by supporting the local foodbank. The parlsh also supports the local Foodbank (the Easter Team)
providlng fortnlghtly collections for this. Thls has continued and grown durlng thls year with collections
of fo(dstuffs now being much larger than previously. The parlsh has also held a stall at our three local
shopping parades on a Saturday four times during the year asklng people to contrlbute to the fot)dbank
thls resulted In three car loads of foodstuffs each tlme belng delivered to the Easter Team. Permlsslon
was S¢Jught from the local authorltles for thi5 and the local PC50's were Invited to be present too. The
parish Is also forming closer links wlth the LoveYourNelghbour scheme In the centre of Crawley.
We also support the work of Chrlstians Against Poverty in Crawley with a monthly financial contrlbutlon
of C125 and the work of two volunteers In their debt counselling work.
The parish contributes to Chlchester Dlocesan Family Support Work. We have two members on the local
Support Group and In 2023 donated half our Christmas collections and all the proceeds of our Lent
lunches to thls cause. We also collect a large quantlty of toys and toiletrles for the charlty In Advent.
Indlvldual church members contrlbute through monthly standing orders, and the whole congregatlon
generously supports those who take part in the FSW annual sponsored walk.
Proceed5 from Chrlstmas collectlons were shared equally between the work of Open House and Family
Support Work. We have also stTJPOrted the Children's Society through a Chrlstln8le Servlce.
Provision of support to the young
Ifleld Parlth continue to Support the yOLJng of the parish In a wide varlety of ways. SLEnday School has
been discontlnued at present as chlldren are welcomed in all serYice5' the church youth groups had been
divlded to allow for dlfferent needs and currently there are approx. 19 children (from 13 famllles)
attendlns the junlor meeting IJYC), 14 children from 14 famllies attending the next youth group IAYCI
and 8 teenagers from 8 familles attendlng the older meeting {BYC); many of the older chlldren became
Junior leaders at the Summer club. Summerlholiday club attracted 59 children from 42 famllies.
Schoo15 VlSIt5 for assemblies are undertaken by the Rector weekly at the church school and a new lunch
time club was commenced In September (Jesus and Me
Jam) and thls was run by the Youth and
Children's offlcer. There have been several vislts to the church by the children in years 3.6 for Christmas,
Easter, harvest and the end of term leavers seryice. One of the local secondary schools also visited a5
part of thelr rewew of local buildings and very much enjoyed their visit.
Durlng the year a weekly termtlme parentlcarer and toddler group has contlnued to provide a safe and
nuriurlng space for cafers and chlldren to come to play and chat. Thls has grown with 62 children having

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attended from 53 famllle5 the malorlty of which are not regular church member5 or who have any
connectlon with 'church'.
We contlnued to employ a Chlldren'5 and Youth Offlcer to be a focu5 of leading growth in our children's
and youth work, whlch has seen engagement in servlces and other events.
St Mar8aret'5 contlnues to ensure that all young people and vulnerable adults in our care are adequately
Safeguarded by rlgorous compliance to all dlocesan and natlonal church safeguarding pollcles. We
comply to the Slmple Quallty Protects standard land achleved Level 1 status) and ensure that all those
worklng vAth young people and vulnerable adults are trained to the approprlate CO, C1, C2 and C3 levels
intr¢)duced by the Church of England.
Teaching and nurturing the Christian faith
For most of the year there have been two study groups across the parlsh Iclrca 18 attendees).
Flnanclal Revlew
Incoming resources
Total receipts Increased thls year, drlven by an Increase in rental Income due to the expiry of co￿d-19
reduction5 whlch were granted to all of our tenants. Donations and Income from weddings and funerals
decreased underllnlng the very 5erioLlS tough circumstances the parish face5. We expect income Tn 2024
to simllar to that In 2023.
Outsoins resources
Expenditure for the year was broadly in line wlth 2022, with some addltlonal expenditure on the
church buildlng offsetting a reductlon in other expenses (which were malnly professional fees In 2022
in relation to our Lychgate cottage buildlngi. In 2Q23 we expect to see a reduction in Salary costs as a
result of a decreased headcount.
Future Income and expenditure
The main objective for the parish in the coming years Is to increase receipts In order to cover
expenditure whlch Inclltdes a parlsh thare of c.E80k if paid in full. However we are some way off of thls
goal and so 2023 will require us to carefully monitor our finances and ensure we focus on deliverlng our
core objectives.
Why we hold some money in reserve
It 15 the PCC'S pollcy:
That due to the age and condltion of the buildlngs, It should work toward5, and then malntain,
balance on the general unrestricted funds lexcludlng property} whlch equates to
approximately three months worth of unrestricted payments as contingency agalnst unforeseen
situations. The closing balance on unrestricted funds at the end of 2022 was £50k12022: E44kl
which achleved this,

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To invest temporarlly surplus endowment funds with the CBF Church of England deposit fund,
returning proportlonately these funds to our current account, as they are needed to pay day-to-
day bills. At ihe end of 2022 £22k12022: £20kl was invested this way.
To Invest lesacles restricted as to their object5, Wlth the Churches, Charltles and Local
Authoritles flnanclal provider, CCLA, until such time that sultable projects or beneflclarfes are
Identlfled by the PCC, and payments to them can be made.
Risk Alaftagement
The trustees have assessed the major ri5k5 to which the charlty Is exposed, and are satlsfied that systems
are In place to mitigate exposure to the major rTsks. The PCC approved a Rlsk Pollcy In November 2020.
The PCC takes a minimal risk approach to operations. PCC meetlngs are held every 2 months to dlscuss
rlsks {Includlng upcomlng events) and put in place insurance. Wlth no flxed assets or debtors, the rlsk
of impalrment is mlnlmal. Cash handling remaTns a risk, 5egregatlon of duties taking place
throughout the parlsh where possible.
There Is a Safeguarding Officer In place In order to ensure that we can manage vulnerable people
approprfately. A Safeguarding report is presented at every PCC meetlng. an annual Safeguarding review
was carrfed out In May 2021. The Church of England's newly prlnted Parish Safeguarding Handbook
Promotlng a Safer Church and Pocket GuFde hhs been Issued to all key members,. and the PCC has
complied with the duty to have due regard to the House of Blshop5' Safeguardlng Policy arKI Practice
Guidance.
Structure• govemance and mana8ement of the charlty
The Parochlal Church Council (PCCI Is reglstered wlth the Charity Commission as required by the
Charities Act 2011. Its governing document Is the Parochial Church Counci15 (Powers) Measure 1956,
During the year the members set out on page 1 Se￿ed as members of the Parochial Church Council.
Membership of the PCC is determined under the Chuich Representatlon Rules and con51Sts of certain ex-
officio members (the incumbentlpriest-ln-charge. curate, lay readers Ilcensed to officiate in the
church), the churchwardens and members of the Deaneryj Diocesan or General Synods, and 12 member5
of the church who are elected at the Annual Parochial Church Meeting {APCMI. Not all elected members
served for the whole calendar year. All members of the congregation are encouraged to stand for
election to the PCC and we try to ensure a balance of skills and experience where tX)S51ble and are
hopeful of encouraglnq a wider age range of PCC members going forward.
This Trustees, Annual Report wa5 approved by the PCC and slgned on their behalf by Revd Christine
Spencer, Rector on 16 Pi6¥rJ- 20

Independent examlner's report to the Trustees of The Parochlal Church Councll of the
Ecclesiastlcal Parlsh of Ifleld
I report to the charity trustees on my examination of the accounts of the charlty for the year ended 31
December 2023 whlch are set out on pages I to 13,
Responslbllltles and bas15 of report
As the charity's tru5tee5 you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance wlth
the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 I'the Act'l.
I report In respect of my examlnation of the charlty's accounts carried out under sectSon 145 of the
Act and in carrylng Out my examinatlon I have followed all the appllcable ￿rectIonS gTven by the
Charity Commlssion under sectlon 14515llbl of the Act.
Independent examlner's statement
I have completed my examinatlon. I conflmi that no material matters have come to my attentlon In
connection ￿th the examlnation glving me cause to believe that in any material respect:
accounting records were not kept In respect of the charity as required by section 130 of the Act,. or
2. the accounts do not accord with those records
I have no concerns and have come acr055 no other matters in connection with the examlnatlon to
which attention should be drawn in thls rewrt In order to enable a proper understandlng of the
accounts to be reached.
Darren Harding ACA FCCA DChA
Rlchard Place Dob50n Se￿ICe$ Llmlted
Registered In England
Company Number 4681154
1-7 station Road, Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 1 F
Date:
26-Mar-24

Recelpts and Payments Summary of Flnanclal Actlyltles
Note
Unrestmcted Restrlcted Endowment
General
Fund5
Funds
Funds
INote 71
INote 61
2023
2023
2C123
Total
Fund5
Total
Fund5
2023
2022
Income and endowments from:
Donations
Trading activlties
Inve5tmentS
Other receipt5
Total recelved
35,994
40,085
1.762
8,354
86.195
35,994
43.647
3,623
B,354
91.618
40,834
32,292
19781
9,352
81.500
3.562
1,861
3.562
1.861
Expendlture on,,
Charltable activites
Other payments
Total pald
72,411
6,522
78.933
72,411
13,754
86,165
75,030
9,020
84.050
7.232
7,232
Re¢on¢lliation of funds:
Net income
Funds at 1 January
Funds at 31 December
7,262
43,544
50,806
(3,670
22.64M
18,974
1.861
20,419
22.280
5.453
86,607
92,060
12,5501
89,157
86.607

statemènt of Assets and Liabllitle5
Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
General
Funds
Funds
Funds
(Note 71
(Note 61
2023
2023
2023
Total
Funds
Total
Funds
2023
2022
As5•ts:
Bank current account
CBF éeposit fund
Bank and deposlt accounts
28,883
21,9Z3
50,806
28,883
40,897
69,780
26,559
39,629
66.188
18,974
18.974
CBF Investment fund shares
Investment a55ets at market Value
2Z,280
22.280
22,280
22,280
20,419
20.419
Nèt Assets:
50.806
18,974
22.280
92.060
86,607
Liabllltle5:
At the year end the following estimated Ilablllties existed (all to be paid frMI unrestricted funds):
2023
2022
Accruals
Other creditors
1,479
5,132
6,611
1,285
2,314
3.599
Thls Financial Report for the year ended 31 Decernber 2023, includlng the note5 followlng, wa5
approved by the PCC and signed on Its behalf by Revd Christln& Spencer, Rector,
Date: 16 fv h/.J g 03

Notes to the Annual Flnandal Report
1. Basls of preparatlon
The financial statements of Ihe PCC have been prepared in accordance with the Charities Act 2011
and the Church AccrAJnting regulatlQn5 2Q)6, using the Receipts and Payrnents Basis.
2. Analysls of total recelved
Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
General
Fund5
Funds
Fund5
2023
Total
Funds
Total
Funds
2023
2023
2023
2022
Planned giving lexcl. gift aid)
Planned giving Ino gift aldl
Loose cash collection5
Special appeals
Grant5
Gift aid recovered
Dona￿0￿5
22,851
2,648
4,662
22,851
2,648
4,662
25,867
3,105
5,905
5,833
35,994
5,833
35,994
5,957
40,834
Rental Income
Fundraising events
Tradlng actlvities
40,085
40,085
3,562
43,647
29,792
2,500
32,292
3,562
3,562
40.085
Bank and CBF dep051t interest
CBF investmerit fund income
Investments
1,762
1,762
1,861
3,623
839
11,8171
(978
1,861
1,861
1,762
Fee5 for weddlngs and funerals.
Government grants
Other receipts
Other recelpt5
8,058
8,058
8,718
296
8.354
296
8,354
634
9.352
Total received
86,195
3,562
1,861
91,618
81,500
'Receipts for Fees for weddlngs and funerals Include5 amoullts collected on b&half of the Diocese
that are then Included in the Weddlngs and funeral cost payments in note 3.
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3. Analy515 of total pald
Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
General
Fund5
Funds
Funds
2023
Total
Funds
Total
Funds
2023
2023
2023
2022
Charitable donation5
Partsh share to Chichester Dlocese
Salarie5 and honpraria incl Nl
MIs5ion costs
Insurance
Water, gas, electrlc, and oil
Printing and photocopying
other regular church costs
Wedding and funeral c05t5
Accounting and examiners fees
Charltable actlvltle5
1,375
19,250
25,204
993
7,581
9.535
1,409
3.130
2,674
1.260
72.411
1,375
19,250
25,204
993
7,581
9,535
1,409
3,130
2.674
1,260
72,411
1,903
21,589
24,191
1,001
6,911
7,447
1,707
8,155
980
1,146
75,030
Equipment
aintenance & redecoration
Bank fees
Other payments
other payments
4,102
415
2,005
6.522
6,833
10,935
415
Z.404
13.754
462
8.508
9,020
399
7.232
78,933
7.232
86,165
84,050
4. Charltable donatlon5
Charilable donatlons In the year Included donation5 to:
2023
2022
Chrlstlans against poverty
Other
1,375
1,500
403
1,903
1,375

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5. Parlsh share to Chichester Dlocese
The Parish share to Chichester Diocese1£19,25012022'. £21,589)) 15 for the payment of Clergy and
other central costs. The full c05t of the parish ministry amounts to c.£80,00012022: £76,967). The
shortfall is kindly absortjed by the D6ocese and not payabl& by the parish in future years. However
should the Diocese end thls support at any point In the future the parish would Ilkely to have to
reduce what it can offer to the community.
6. Trust
The CBF hold four trusts and one fund for the parish..
2023
2022
CBF Investment IKinightlLovebandl
CBF Inyestment (Woodl
CBF Investment IHope.Sheppertonl
CBF Deposit (Chancel trust
14,784
1,221
1,602
4,673
22,280
13,513
1,116
1,451
4,339
20.419
The Chancel tr115t investment and desposit can only be used for the insurance and repairs to the
chancel only.
There are two church yard trust5 to be used In the malntenance of the churchyard and of the
Knight, Loveband and Wood graves. Income only is paid to PCC account for the use of the
aforementioned purposes.
The Hope-shepperton Trust consists of endowment capttal, held a5 C8F Investment shares and Is
shown at current markel value. Thè income Is for the purpose of keeplng the Lady Chapel in good
repair upon the condition that the sravestone of late husband Is also kept in good repair. Income
and capital can be used but the orlginal bequest of £270 must remain intact wlth the terms of the
bequest.
7. Restrlcted funds
Restricted funds at the year end..
2023
2022
Fabrlc fund.
Music fund
Chancel trust
Heating fund
17,672
370
250
682
18,974
20,943
510
250
941
22,644
The restricted funds are for the following purposes..
Fabrlc fund- for the general maintenance of the St Margarets church.
'INJcludEd wlthln the fabrlc fund Is £2.500 available for gas bllls to assist with keeplns the
prevention of damage to the church from cold weather.
Music fund: for expense5 whlch benefit the mu51c of St Margaret's Churd).
Chancel trust.. for the insurance of and repairs to the chancel,
Heating fund: to fund a new boiler as the exlstlng one failed beyond repair in 2018 (the replacement
has been made with any balance above being a residual fund).
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8. Glft ald
Gift aid is recoverable on th)nations recefved up to the year end. Due to the preperatlon on the basis
of cash accounting, there Is Gift Aid due on Decemberfs donatlon after the year end.
9. Payments to PCC employees
2023
2022
Gross pay
23,952
Penslon costs
424
Tirning dlfference lsee below)
11851
Salaries and honaria per note 3
25,204
24,191
The above gross pay and national insurance charge are per the payroll records, however these
accounts are on a cash basls, so there is an itnmaterial timing difference with paywnents. No
payments were made to PCC members In the year other than for reimbursement of expensÈs
Incurred on behalf of the PCC.
25,068
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10. Related party transactlons
During the year a trustee has been pald £8,011 12022: £7,313) for other services. These payments are
reflected in the I&E within Sttlorles ond honarla. This trustee joined the board on 27 April 2022,
Prior lo this date the salary payments were Still a relaled party transaction as the Trustee was a
spouse of a￿ther Trustee,
During the year there were various donations from trustees to the parish. Due to many being in cash
it is not possible to quantify Lhe amounts. Durlng the year there were various èxpenses paid for by
trustees on behalf of the church Ibecause cash float5 are not given outl, whlch were then
reimbursed.
There were no other related party payment5 or recelpts during the year.
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