The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Ifield Trustees Annual Report and Annual Financial Report for the year ended 31 December 2024 Registered charity no. 1132318 Loved Contents Officers and professional adiisers Trustee annual report Independent examiners rèport Receipts and Payments Summary of Financlal Activltie5 Statement of Assets and Llabilitie5 Notes to the Annual Flnanclal Report 10 Offlcers and professlonal advisèrs Trustee5: Ex Officio.. Incumbent and Rector: Curate.. Reader.- Wardens: Revd. Christine Spencer {Chairl Revd. Dorninic Desouza-campbell Jillian Bell. Andy Ironside Ivlce Chair) Kevln Lawler Clare Wllson Amy Wilson" luntil 17 April 20241 Andy Ironside Ifor DBS and recruitment) from 17th Apr712024 Heather Woolsey (from 19th June 2024) James Ma Secretary: SafeguardTng offI￿r. Treasurer Elected Me￿)berS.. Ellis Barton luntll 17th Apdl 20241 Kim Davls-Gray (from 17th Aprll 20241 Martin Hull I'until 17th April 2024 and then co-opted to Lontinuel. Veryan Nirhn115 Lindsey Plunkett Robert Pudney Jo.Ai)n Silk Rita Strutt, (coopted from 17th April 20241 Sarah Ward Clare Wilson Nicola Woocl. (until 17th April 20241 Healher Wooisey Ifrom 17th Aprll 20241 Jolin Christopher Bell. (until 15th November 20241 Mary Pedlow, Trevor Strutt. Robert Pudnèy (Lay Chalrl Deanery Synod.. Diocesan Synod.. John Christopher Bell. luntil 75th November 20241 Robert Pudney hiist Gn ex.officio mle, these members dld nor become trustees. Reglstered offlce: Ifield Parish Offlce, 1 Lychgate Cottage. Ifield Street, Ifield, Crawley, West Sussex, RH11 ONN Independent Examlners: Rlchard Place Dtrbson Serrices Limlted, Crawleyy West Sussex, RHIO IF Trnstees Annual Report lor 2024 Our aims and purposes The Parish of Ifield consists of twc> main neighbourhoods on the west side af Crawley- Langley Green IDnce served by St Leonard's church, but now by St Margaret's) and Ifield/lf?eld West (served by St Margaret's church). Ifield PCC has the responsibility of co-operating with the Rector, the Revd Christlne Spencer, and 7n: The promotion of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Chrtst according to the doctrTnes and practlces of the Church of En£lané' Promoting In the parish the whole mTssiDn of the church• pastoral, social, evan4ellstic and ecumenical. To know Jesus better and make Him better known; Practical support and care for people In the parlsh. from the younsest to the eldest, Irrespectlve of level of need or, ability to Payl Provldlng flnancial and other support to those in need and to other organlsatlons wth simllar objectlves. What we planned to do to achleve our charitable objectlves When plannlng our activities for the year, the Rector and ihe PCC have corisldered the Charfty cL7Tnml￿Ion,5 guidance on public benefit and, ITr particular, the 5pecif?c guidance on 'charities for the advancement of religion,. The trustees have paid due règard to guidance issued by the Charlty Commlssion In declding wh4t activitles the eharity should undertake. For 2024 we discussed and planned the followng objectfvcs and activltles tv fulfil our aims of- Enabllng as many people as possible to WDrship al our church and maklng thelr experieftce of worship a welcoming and accesslble one. Fnabllng as many people as possible to become part LFf our part5h community. Teaching, baptising and nurturing new and existing bellevers through courses at Lent, Advent and through house groups,. Maintainin¥ an oveTrrfew of worship throughout the padsh,. Considerfjng how serylce5 and outreach events can Involve the many sroiips that live withln the Putting faith Into prdctfce, through prayèr and scripture, muslc and sacrament and helplng to serve some gf the needs of our local communities. Offorfng worshlp and prayer and learnlng abolit the Gospel In small group slcuatlons; Asslsting pcople from all walks of Ilfe to develop their knowledge of, and trust In, Jesu5; Provlslon of pastoral care for people living In the parish,. Helping people through important life events such a5 death and bereavement. marriage" baptlsm. Provlding ass15tance to vulnerable groups and Indlvlduals wlthln the parish: Giwng grants to varfou5 charities. Reaching out to the unchurched through the protrlslon of a variety of outreach events; Malntainins the fabric of our church bulldlng5 as a hlstoric centre and focus of life for the various communities we serve. Trustees Annual Report for 2024 What we achleved and how we affectèd our beneficlartes, Ilves Attèndance at worship The church family welcomes visitors from within as well as outside the parish boundary. St Margaret's church Is left open and unlocked between 8.'30arn until approximately 4pM and is used by visitors for both tourism and for peace and quiet at a difficult time - as the many entries in our Visltors, Book testify to. Visitors attend by pèrsonal choice and. it is our great pleasure to welcome aTFyone from all walks of life to take part in the life of our church. We contènd that voluntary attendance to worshlp the Lord Jesus Chri5t15 a major demonstration of the public benefit of our actlvities. There were 133 parf5hloners on the parlsh electoral roll at the start of the year. Six Ildmes have been removed during the year and eight narne5 added, whloh kylves a total of 135. Currently 39 are not resident within the parlsh. Wp èlso have a cl)ur¢h Facetook pège whlch at the APCM in 2024 we. had c.680 member5. A wlder range of servlce5 are being offered at St Margaret's, from the informal FIISH Inon-Eucharistlc wor5hipl, Sijnday Celehration Inon-EiJchartsticl, Servlce of thp Word Inon-Eucharisti('.I to rhe more tradltional sung Eucharistic .%ef)Aces of the weekly Parfsh Cornmunion. thL. Famlly Sorvice, a17d Ilie Bnok of Common Prayer IBCPI Holy Communinn, and these ctsntinue I"u engage and grow a wlde range of individuals. Provislon of the church buildinss for people to enjoy We held 10 LiaptlsTr%, 8 luneral$16 In the church or at £rave%ld¥ and 2. in the Cremalor1um),4 weddirigs, and 16 iiitermont c)r ashes took place in the churchyard. Our church contlnue5 to bp ppi'eciated by our parishiiiners and maiiy others, as a space. where Ilfe evpnts are celebrated with loy and ihanksgiving. Diiring 2024 we havè continiied to explore ways in which Dur congre43tion anil churLh buiLding Lan be used lur eve.nt5 that are of value to our IDLal crjmniunity, ¢1 planned conr.eit lo rai%e fundi tor Open house in December WH% CdnLL.Iled by the concert organi5pr% but IL is hoped that this can be reschedulvd to the spririg of 2025. A contemporary Carol SeNicc was held flt whlch 36 adults and 8 chSldr&n wero present, Addltionally. Crib Ser¢lce wa5 held on Christmas Eve, which was attended by many n(In-regular chlirrli 4oers a5 well a5 11)cmbers of the congr£:qatlon. A total of c.152 people atlcnded Including A8 chlldren. Ilie servlce was much appreciated by Llie local coinmunity. St Leonard's church, Langlcy Green contlnues to bc rented out to a F￿.n¢h speaklng evan4elical churcli,. Thp Voice of DelivèranLe1120 attendees). The adjar.eiit large hall is being rented iv a Tamil Muslim group and is use.d as a Mosque12501 atte.ndees. The Partsh owns Lychgate Cottage, a property adJacent to St. Margaret's church. The ground floor Is used for the Parish Office and flrsl point of contacl with those plannlni weddlngs, baptlsm elc and a5 the Choir vestry. The second floor15 rented out r￿IdentIallY. We contlnuE to explore ways of enhancing our buildini5 to make them of more praclical use to tlie wider community. The Church and Chlldren's raoin are u5od on Sundays but also for the Youth Group and Surrimerllioliday Club. The fortnightly termtirne Youth Group5 have been amalgamated and currently attract 16 children with an age range of 6years to 12yeèrs old. Surnrnerlholiday club attracted 39 children from 30 fafflilies some of vthom were regular church goers, but many were from the wider community. Trustees Annual Report for 2024 Worship dudng the year has included holdlng an All-Sou(s semce in collaboration with a local funeral d7rector, where those who had had funerats undertaken by both the church and also by the funeral director during the prewous three years were invited to come to church and participate in a service which remembered those they had lost. This serrficè was attended by 46 people which Tncluded 5 children - the maJorTty of whom are not regular attender5 of the church. The Church has been used by a local art group and was atso part uf the Crawley Community Poetry Trall. Several groups of the U3A also attellded to look at the church durfng the year. Provision of pastoral care for people Ilvins in the parish Contact is malntained for those unable to come to church through tetephone calts, emalts and v151ts by the Rector and Reader. The mon¢hly communlon serolce held In a local care home contlnues and in addltion a monthly non.Eucharistic service has been developed for use In both th15 and another local care home whlch is much appreciated by the r￿idents. A small ￿arn frorn the church attended both these care homes to 51n£ Chrlstmas carols. The provlslon of comrnunlon at home has been undertaken by the Rector and the Reader. Provision of tangible support to the poor and needy The parish contlnijes to support our local homeless hostel, Open House, through financial donatlons, and by siipporting the local foodbank. The parish also SUPPDrts the local Foodbank (the Easter Team) providing fortnightly collections for this. This has continued and grown durfng tlils year ￿th collections of foodstuffs now being much larger tlian preNqously. The parish ha5 a150 held a stall at our three local shopplng parades on a Satltrday four tlmes durlng the year asklng people to contrfbute to the foodbank ~ this resulted in three rar load5 of foodstuffs each time being dellvered to the Easter Team. Pp.rmissioii was sought from the local authorir.ies for this and the local PCSO'S were Inlqted to be present too. The parish continues to forge closer17nks with the LoveYourNe1shbour scheme in the centre of Crawley. The parfsh contribute5 to Chichester Oloce5an Famlly Support Work. We have two member5 on the local Support Group. We collected a large quantity of toys dnd toiletrie.I for the charlty In Advent. Individual church Membe￿ contribute tlirough monthly standing orders, and the wl)ole congregatlon generously supports those who take part Tn the FSW annual sponsored walk. ProvFsion Df supp¢prt to the young Ifleld Parish contlnue eo support the young of the partsh In a wide variety of wa￿. Sunday School remain5 discontinued at present as children are we.lcomed Sn all seThlces. The fortnlghtly termtlme Youth Groups have been amalgamated and currently attract 16 chlldren wlth an ag& range of 6years to 12years old. Summerlholiday club attracted 39 children from 3cI familie5 sorne of whom were regular church goers, but rnany were from the wider communlty. Sck¥)ols' vlslts for worship are undertakén by the Rector weekly at the church school, and the Rector also undertakes a Eucharist serlice In the school each half term at which a year group and their parentslgrdndparents and careT5 are Invited to attend. The lunch tTffle club has continued lJe5Us and Me- Jam) and this 15 run by the Rector. There have been several vlslts to the church by the children In years 3.6 for Christmas, Easter. harrfe5t and the end of term leavers Service. one of the local secondary schools also irisited as part of their review of local buildings and very much enjryed their sit. A local special school a150 plan5 regular Nqslts wfth their students many of vthom have not been 7nside a church before. St Margaret'5 is affillated to 2nd Ifield Scour group and the 5quirreLs, Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Trustees Annual Report for 2024 Explorer Scours attend 4 ser4ices during the year on Mothenng Sunday, Harvest, Remembrance, and Christmas. The Rector attends the Scout group AGM. Dliring the year a weekly termtime parentlcarer and toddlèr group has continued to provide a safe and nurturing space for carers and children to come to play and chat. This has grown with 52 children having 3ttended frorn 43 familie5, the majority of which are not regular church members or who have any connectlon wilh 'church'. st Margaret'5 continues its ensure that all young people and vulnerable adults in our care are adequately saleguar(led by rigorous compliance t(y all dioce53n and nat1Dnal church safeguardlng policies. We comply to the 5irnple Quallty Protects standard land achieved Level 15tatusl and ensure that all those worknn8 Wlth young people and vulnerablp adults are tralned to thp approprlate CO, C1, C2 allij C3 levels introduced by the Church of England. Teaching ond nurturlng the Chrlstlon faith For mo%t. trf the year there have been two itlidy gr'oup5 acros5 the parish Iclrca 18 attendees1- There wa5 one adult conflrmatlon candidilte who was conflrmed following siirne study wlth the Rector. Flnanclal Rèvlew Incoming resources Total recplpts Increased th15 year k>ut only due to an unexpp.cted legacy recelpt. Wlthout thls one off Income we would have seen a decrease In recelpts whlch 15 C.Qll5i5teiit wlth a continued decrease In giving. Wc L&xpect income in 2025 tts be sirnilar to that in 2024. Outgoins re50ur£es Expc'nditure for the yeaT ha5 Increa%pd. Main drivL'f5 dl-e.. A highpr 51iare to the Diocesp1£4, 5001, however. thls stlll ￿$Ll1t9 In a shortfall of over £J5,(X)O to pay; The parish ha.5 resumed paying the rector expenses that It should have been paylng in the previous year1£3,5001; Higher other paympiits due to a Quinouennial review 2nd electrical works1£5,2001.' anil Lower rep£lrs c.ost.%1£8,1001 due to delaying signiticant repair cost5 until 2025 as the charlty Is seeklng a grdnl to a.s.slst with a roof repair. In 2024 we expected th see a reduction in salary cost5 as a result of a decreased headirjunt, however salary costs rpmained static. This was due to the parlsh making redijndaniy paiThents following the ending of all ernployment relations due ¢0 Insiifficient Income in the previous yoar5 and no indication of increa5e% In the short term. In 2025 there will be no staff costs and this cash will be paid to the Dlocese, reducing our £55,000 shortfall noted abovelsee note 5 to the financlal 5Latements a1501. Trustees Annual Report for 2024 Why we hold some money In reserve It fjs the PCC'S policy= That due to the age and con(tition of the building5, 7t should work towards, and then maintain, a balan￿ on the general unrestricted funds (excluding property) which equates to approxlmately three months worth of unrestricted payments as contlngency against unforeseen situations. The cloging balance on unrestrirted funds at the end of 2024 was £53,000 (2023: £51,000) which achieved this. To invest temporarily surplus endowment funds wlth the CBF Church of England deposit fund, retuming proportionately thè5@ funds to our current account, as they are needed to pay day.to- day bllls. At the end trf 2024 £23,000 12023.. £22,0001 wa5 invested thls way. To invest legacies re5tric¢ed a5 to their objects, ￿th the Churche5, Charltle5 and Local Authorities financial provider, CCL4, until such tlme that suitable projeLts or beneflciaries are identlfled ty the PCC, and paymènts to them can be Made. Risk Manosement The trustees have assessed the major risk% to which the charity is exposed, and are salisfied that systems are in place to mitigate exposure to the major rlsks. The PCC approved a Risk Policy in Novernber 2020. The PCC takes a minimal risk approach to operatlons. PCC rnÈelings are held every 2 months ￿ discus5 ri5k5 Ilncluding UPCDming events) and put In place Insurance. With no fixed assets or debtors. the rfsk of impalrment is minimaL Cash handlin8 remains a rf5k, with segregation of dutles rak?ng place throughout the parish wliere p055ible. There is a Safeguarding Offlcer In place in order to e￿Ure that we can manage vulnerable people appropriately. A Safeguarding report 7s presented at every PCC meeting> an annual Safeguardlng review wa5 carried out in May 2021,. The Chiirch of England's newly printed Par5sh SafeguardlnE Handbook - Promoting a Safer Church and Pocket Guide ha5 been Issued to all key members- and the PCC ha5 complied with the duty to have due regard tc* the House of Blshops, Safeguarding Policy and PractiLe Gu7dance. Structure. governance and management of the charity The Parochial Church Councll IPCC)1s reglstered wth the Charity Cpmmlsslon as requlred by the Charfties Act 2011. It5 governing document Is the Parochial Church Coundis IPowersl Measure 1956. During the year the members set Dut on page I served as meM￿rS of the ParDchial Church Councll. Membership of the PCC is detsrmlned under the Church Representatlon Rules and eon515ts of certaln ex.offl¢l¢ members Ithe incumbentlpriest-in-charge, curate, lay reader5 Ilcen5eé to offlcTate in the church), the churchwardens and members of the Deanery, Diocesan or General Synods, and 12 members of the church who are elected at the Annual Parochial Church MeeCin4 IAPCM). Not all elected members Served for the whole calendar year. All rnernber5 of the con4regation are encouraged to stand for election to the PCC and we try to ensu￿ a balance of skills and experience where possible and a￿.hopefUL of encouraging a wlder ase range of PCC members going forward. Th7s Trnstees, Annual Report was approved by the PCC and signèd C*n thelr behalf by Revd Christine Spencer, Reetor on tl ￿￿-LL ').oz£ Indepèndent examiner's report to th? Trustees of Th¢ Paroch5al Church Council ¢Jf the Eccleslastical Parish of Ifield I report to the charity trustees on my examination of the accounts of the charity for the year ended 31 December 2024 which are set out on pages 1 to 13. Responsibllitiès and basls of report As the charlty's trustees you are responsible for thÈ preparatlon of the accounts In accordance with the requlrements of the Chai'ities Act 2011 I'the Act'l. I report in respect of my examlnatlon of the charity's accounts carried out under sectlon 145 of the Act and In ¢arryln8 Out my examlnation I have followed all the applicable Dlrettions given by the Charity Commission under section 14515){bl of the Act. Independènt examTner's statement I have completed my examlnatlon. I confirm that no Material matter5 have come to my attentlon In oonectlon Kith the examlnatlon giving me cause to believe that in any rnaterlal respect.. accountin8 record5 were not kept In respect of the charity as required by sectlon 130 of the Act,. or 2. the accounts do not accord with Lh05e records I have no concer'iis and have come across no other matters in connection wlth the examination to which attention £hould be drawn in this report In order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Darren Harding ACA FCCA DChA Richard Place Dobson SeNces Llmlted Registered in England CorTipary Number 4681154 1.7 Statlon Roaii. Crawley, West Sussex, RH10 1HT Date= oq lo(tlLS Recelpts Payment5 Summary of Financlal Activitie5 Note Unrestricted Re5lricted Endowment Gener31 Funds Funds Funds INote 71 INote 61 2024 2024 2024 Total Funds Total Funds 2024 2023 Income and endowments Irom,. Donatinns Trading actlvitles Investrt)ents Other recelpts Total recelved 39,911 41,245 2,691 10.012 93.858 39.911 42,60B 3.585 10,01Z 96,115 35,994 43,647 3,623 8,JY4 91,618 1,363 894 1,363 894 Expendlture on.. Chariiable activlte5 Other payrnents Total pald 82,143 9,627 91,769 2,500 1,315 3,815 84.643 10.941 95,584 72,411 13,754 86,165 Reconclliatlon of funds: Net 1nr.uine Funds at 1 January Funds at 31 December 2,089 50,806 52,894 12,4521 18,974 16,522 894 22,280 23,174 531 92,059 92,590 5,453 86,607 Statement of Assets and LlabTlities Unrestricted Restricted Endowment General Funds Funds Funds (Note 71 INole 61 2C124 2024 2024 Total Fund5 Total Funds 2024 2023 Assets: Bank ciirrent account CBF deposit fund Bank and deposlt accounts 26,333 26,561 52,894 26.333 43,083 69,416 28,883 40,897 69.780 16,522 16,522 CBF Investment fund shares Investment a55ets at market Yaluè 23,174 23.174 23,174 23,174 22,280 22.280 Net Assets". 52,894 16,522 23,174 92.590 92,060 Llabllltle5: AE the year end the following estlmated liabilities existed (all to be pa1d from u￿r￿trIcted fundsl- 2024 2023 Accrua15 Other credltor5 1,479 5,132 6,611 5,132 5.132 This Financlal Report for the year ended 31 December 2024, Includlng the notes followlnp, was approved by the PCC ènd si£ned on It¥ behalf by Revd ChrTSt.ine Spencer, Rector. Date.. Notés to the Annual Financial Report l. Basis of preparatlon The financial SLatements of the PCC have been prepared In accordance with the Charitles Act 2011 and the Church Accounting regulations 2006, uslng the Receipts and Payments Basis. 2. Analysis of total recelved unrestrict￿ Restricted Endowment General Funds Funds FLJnrJs 2024 Total Funds Total Fund5 2024 2024 2024 2023 Planned givlng lexcl. glft aldl Planned glvlng Ino gift aid) Loose cash collectlons Legacy income Glft aid recovered Dtsnatlons 20,792 2,569 6,032 5,340 5,178 39.911 20,792 2,569 6,032 5,340 5,178 39.912 22,851 2,648 4,662 5,833 35,994 Rental Income Fun(5raising events Tradlng actlvlties 41,129 116 41,245 41,129 1.479 42,6Q8 40,085 3,56?. 43,647 1,363 1,363 Bank and CBF clepusiL SiilerÉist CBF Inve5lment fiind Incorrie Inve.stments 505 2,186 2.691 505 3,080 3,585 1,76?. 1,861 3,623 894 894 Fee5 for weddln85 and funeralr Other reccipts Other recelpts 9,266 746 10,012 9,266 746 10.012 El,058 296 8,354 Total received 93.858 1,363 894 96,116 91,618 'Recclpts for Fees lor weddlngs and funera15 include5 amounts collected on behalf of the Dloce5e that are then included in the Weddlngs and fuiipral cost payments in note 3. 10 Notès to the Annual FSnancial Report 3. Analysis of total paid Unrestrictecl Restricted Endpwment Genoral Funds Funds Funds 2024 Total Fund5 Total Funds 2024 2024 2Q24 2023 Charitable donation5 Parfsh share to Chichestor Dlocese Salaries and honorarla Incl Nl Clergy and other people5 expense. Insurance Water. gas, electrlc. and oll Print7ng and phot¢xopylng Other repular church costs Wedcting and funeral costs Accountlng and examiners fees Charitable actlYTtles 1.250 23,750 24, 037 3.514 7,223 8,738 924 3,115 8,308 1,284 82.143 1.250 23.750 24,037 3,514 7,223 11,238 924 3,115 8,308 1,284 84,643 1,375 19.250 25,204 7,581 9,535 1,409 4,123 2,674 1,260 72,411 2,500 2,500 Equipment maintenan￿ & redecoratlon Bank fees Other payments Other payments 2,330 415 6,882 9,627 523 2,853 415 7,673 10,941 10,935 415 2,404 13.754 792 1,315 91,769 3,815 95,584 86.165 4. Charitable donatlons Charitable donations in the year Included donatlons to: 2024 2023 Christian5 against poverty 1,250 1,250 1,375 1,375 Notes to the Annual Financial Report 5. Parlsh share to Chichester Diocese Th2 Parish share to Chlchester Diocese1£23,75012023.' £19,25011 is for the payment ol Clergy and other central costs. The full cost of the parigh mlnlsiry amtsunts to c.£81,000 12023.. £80,0001. The shortfall is nol payable by the parish in future years, however should the Diocese end this suppoit at ony point in the future the parisli would be unable to continue vrith it's operations. 6. Trust The CBF hold four trusts and one fund for the padsh: 2n24 2023 CBF Investment IKiniqht/Lovebandl CBF Investment Iwondl CBF Invo5ltnent IHope.Sheppertonl CBF Doposit Ichancel trust) 15,122 1,248 1.684 5,120 23.174 14,784 1,221 1,602 4,673 22,280 The Chancel trust Investment and desposit can only be used for the insiirance an(J repairs to the chancel tsnly. There are two ol'iurch yard trusts lo be used In thp maintenance uf Lhp churchyard and of the Knight, l.ovehaiid and Wood Eraves. Income oiily 15 paid to PCC ac.c.rJunl lor tho use of thp. afuremonti(Ined pui.p05e5. The Hope.Shepporton Trust. cunslsts of endowment Cllowing purpose5.' Fabric fund.. for the general malntenanco of the St Margarets church. 'Includgd within the fobricfund in 2G23 was £2,5ChJ ovolloble for gt￿ bills to U5SiSt Mdth keeping the preventlon of domose to the church from Cold weather. Th15 omount was fully spent in the year. Music fund.. lor expense5 which benefit the mus1c Df St Margaret'5 Church. Chancel tru5l- for the Insurance of and repairs to the charicel, Heating fund.. to fund a new boiler ag the existing one failed beyond repair in 2018 Ithe replacement has been made ￿th any balance above being a residual lundl. 12 Note5 to th¢ Annual Financial Rèport 8. Gift ald Glft aid Is recovèrable on donations recelved up to the year end. Due to the preperation on the bas15 of cash accounting, tliere is Gift Ald due on Decembers donation after the year end. 9. Payments to PCC èmployees 2024 2023 Gr05s pay Pension ¢05ts 23.597 140 Tlmlns dlfference (see below) 300 Salarie5 and honaria per note 3 24,037 The above gross pay and national insurance charge are per the payroll ￿ordS. however these account5 are on a cash basls, so thpre is an Immaterial timlng difference wth payments. No payments were made to PCC members In the year other than for relmbursement of expense5 incurred on behalf of the PCC. 25,068 135 25,204 A5 tlie chalrty has been unable to fulfll It's flnanclal obllBatlons to the Dlocese for a number of years (note 51, a decision was taken 7n the year ¢0 cease all of IY5 employment ￿latIonShIps. As a result the gross pay above Ggntalns redun(lancy payments and there will be no future employee costs. 10. Relatèd party transaetlons During the year a trustee has been pald Enll12023.' £8,011) for L)t.her services. These payments In tlie preior yoar were reflec.ted in the iaE wt.hin Solorles and hnnaria. Thls trustee jolned the board on 27 April 2022. Prior to this date the salary payments were Still a related party transactlon as the Trustee was a spouse of anothe.r Trustee. During the year there were variou5 donations from trustees to the parish. Due to many being in cash It 15 not posslble to quantify the arnounts. Durlng the year there were varioLJS expenses pald for by trustees on behalf nf the church Ibecause cash floats are not given out), which were then reimbursed. Furthermore the utility, council tax, and phone bills of the clergy and curates are paid by the charity, wltli rgnt and wages being paid by the Diocese (for whlch thls charity pays through contributions, see note 3). There were no other related party payments or recelpts during the year. 13