THE PAIUSH OF SKEGBY
Agenda for tbe Vestry and Annual Parocbial Church Meeting on
Monday 3rd March 2025 at 7.IN)pm.
AGENDA
Vestry Meeting for the eltttion of Churcb Wardens
l. Prayers
2. Election of Church Wardens
Annual Parochial Church Meeting
l. Apologies for Absence
2. Minutcs of tbeAPCM meeting held on e March 2024
3. Electornl Roll Report
Finance Reports:
St AndreTVS
All SaiDts' Cburch
Parish Hall
Appointment of Independent Examiner for 2025
Fabric Reports:
St Andrew'5 Church
All Saint's Church
Parish Hall
7. Election of PCC members (31211 system) and Synod Representslives
& Appointment of Stewards
9. Safeguarding
10. Report of Revd Peter Chantry
11. Next me£ting of the APCM- 2nd March 2026

ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2024-THE PAIUSH OF SKEGBY
Background
2024 has seen some imp)rtant (kvelopments and some sad losses Including our outstanding friend
Graham Clarke, our Parish Lay Reader of over 20 years. At a service in St Andrews on October 30
many friends (p&st and present) gathered to give thanks to God for Gral)am's ministy among us.
Both St Andrews and All Saints, continue to reach out in (we of our Parish with notable outreach
activities: Coffee, Chat and Cake. Messy Church at Festival times. Little Fishes and the First Sunday
Service and All Together open-door worship services.
Progress towards the renewal and refurbishment of St Andrews continues with preparations and fund
rdising to do with levelling the Nave floor. puth.ng in flexible seating and replacing the existing ￿ws.
We LX)ntinue to enjoy prnising G(Kl together and serving our tmrish through outreach events,
(Kcasional offices (weddings. baptisms and funerals) and welcoming all who attend our Sunday
worship.
The PCC h&$ the reswnsibility of ci)-operating with the Leadership Team (Ministy Team and
Churchwardens). promoting in the ecclesi&gtical parish the whole mission of the churclL pastoraL
evangelistic. social and ecumenical. It also has maintenance respx)nsibilities for the parish hall.
Membership
Members of the PCC are either ex-officio or elected at the Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM)
in accordance with the Church Representation Rules.
Duting the year, the following served as members of the PCC:
Clergy:
Revd. Peter Chanty
Churchwar(kns:
Mrs Hilary Hillman
Mrs Sue Mountain
Mrs Pam Clarke
Mrs Mary Wlutbread
Vacancy
Elected Members:
SL Andrew's
Mr John Crafts
Mr Matyn Bowler
Mrs Sue Mounlain
Mrs Sbaron Hallatn
Mr Richard Mountain
Mrs Pam Shaw
Mr Tony Cooke
I Salt￿,
Mr Philip Osborne
Mr Tony Hallam
Vacancy
Miss Lauren Dykes
Ex Officio:
Mr Graham Clarke
Miss Eleanor Greaves
Mr Jolm Whitbread (Lay Chair)
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Committees:
. The PCC operates through a number of committees. wbich meet as required between full meetings of
Stsnding Committee - This is the only conimittee required by law. It has power to transact the
"¥. business of the PCC IKtween its full meetings. subject to any direction given by the PCC.
Parish Hall Committee -
Attends to all rnatters relating to SL Andrew's Parish Hall.
All Saints, Committee
Attends to all matters relating to All Saints, Church.
Churcb Electoral Roll
There are 94 panshioners on the Electoral Roll..
There are 72 St. Andrew's Church members and 22 at All Saints, Church.
, 54 memlKrs reside in the parish and 40 outside.
Objectives and Activities
The PCC is also committed to enabling as many Fxople as wssible to WOTship at out churches and to
become part of our parish con]munity. The PCC maintains an overview of worsm'p throughout the
parish and make suggestions on how our services can involvc the many groups that live within our
parish. Our services and worship put faith into practice through prayer and scripture. music and
sacrament.
When planning our activities for the year, the Leadership team and the PCC have considered the
Commission's guidance on public benefit and in particular, we try to enable ordinary people to h've out
their faith as part of our pansh community. through:
*Worship and prayer, learning about the GostKI. and developing their knowledge and trust in Jesus.
This is done not only through our church services but also in smaller groups that meet in homes during
the week
*Provision of pastoral care for people living in the parish
*Outreach work and support of partners in Missio
To facilitate this work it is imwrtant that we maintain the fabric of both of the Churches and the
P￿]Sh Hall.
Achievements and Performance
Worship and Prayer
The PCC is keen to offer a range of services that our community fmd both beneficial and spiritually
fulfilling. For exarnple, some services provide a quiel intimate and reflective environment for
worship, whilst there are also opportunities for people to engage in more outgoing worship. There are
16 different worship services on offer a rnonth that people can join in with.
This year our All Together Service at St Andrew's and our First Sunday Service at All Saints, continue
Afrill to attract new faces and welcome new families into regular worship. The hospitality at these services
is esprcially welcoming and it is great to see families coming together.
All are welcome to attend our regular services. At present there are 94 on the Parish Electoral Roll.
although the new Roll is being compiled The majority of our current roll are resident in the pansh.
The average weekly attendance across the churches, counted duTing October. was 41 adults, 6 ¢￿'ldren
(a slight increase in both). The nuTnber at advent services leading up to Christmas was 242, at
services specifjcally for schools 325 and with 71 coming for Christmas Eve or Day.,
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As well as our regular services, we enable our community to celebrate and thank God at the
. milestones of the journey through life. Through baptism we offer thatlks and praise to G(Kl for the gift
of life" in marriage public vows are exchanged with God's blessing and funeral services allow family
and friends to express their grief alld give thanks for the life which is now complete in this world.
. commending the FErson into God's keeping. We have celebrated 17 baptisms. 2 weddings and taken
17 funerals thi's year.
Deanery Synod
Two members of the PCC sat on the deanery synod. This provides the PCC with an important link
between the parish and the wider structures of the church.
The Parish Churches
We are unable to leave the Churches open at all.times for private worship, but if private prnyer is
required this can be arranged. The Churches have also been open at certain times during the year for
visitors. which can include times of prnyer and reflection.
Fabric
In August we have had maintannce work catried out to replacelrepair some of the guttering,
.1 downpipes and roof to help with damp issues.
Parish Hall
The hall has had fewer reguar bookings this last year with sorne long-standing activities coming to an
end (Zone Youth Group and Light Lunches)
. The Parish Hall's future is in some jeopardy. so renewed attempts are being made to attract new
regular bookings (including a banner outside the Hall)
We hold a memorial services during the year for those recently bereav￿ which is well attended by
families and friends as they journey through their grief.
During the week St Andrew's Church És used on Monday afternoons for our Little Fishes group.
Around 14 childraL and their carers and parents. have been regular attenders at Little Fishes and a
small number of these families have become regular members of our congregations.
Other events are organised throughout the year too, like Mothering Saturday te&
The Zone
After about 20 years of nmning a church Youth Group. dwindling numbers and leaders ready for a
break, the Zone finished in July with a celebration with existing members and friends of the
Zone attending to give thanks for the group's life and activities.
If any meM1￿[S of our parish are unable to attend church due to sickness or age, Holy Communion is
celebrated with these parishioners in theiT home. or in hospitsl. Arrangements are made tILrough
the Vicar or wardens
"-Mission and Evangelism
Helping those in need is a demonstration of our faith. Members of the churclL through work at the
Vine Tree Charity shop and drotFin sessions, through engagement families at Little Fishes and
Messy Church. We also have close working links with our Primary schools serving as Govemors,
volunteering and holth'ng assemblies in school and special services in churcll We bave other links to
County schools in our Parish taking assemblies and contributing to lessons.
Sadly, this year saw our last annual Parish Camp. Graham and Pam once again enabled us to gather
together and enjoy worship, fellowskn'p and lots of fun in the oprn air. We will miss tkn"s wonder
ministy and hope that something new will be born again in due course.
Ecumenical Relationships
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." St Andrews and All Saints,. collalx)rate with other Cbristian Churches locally and it is hO￿d to te-
Y instate worshipping together over the coming year with a joint meal for Maundy Thursday.
.. Thaneial Review
The Diocesan parish share increased to £59,038 in 2024, a sum from churches in the deanery shared
by the churches. in line with a forniula based on numbers attendin& ministy received and ability to
' give. We will continue to give IOO/o of our income to Charity.
Rtherves policy
It is the PCC p)licy to maintain a balance on unrestricted funds (if ￿SSible) which equates to at least
3 months unrestricted [ra￿ents. to cover emergency situations that may arise from time to time.
Volunteers
. We would like to thank all the volunteers who work so hard to make our churches th¢ lively and
vibrant community it is. In particular we want to mention our churchwardens and pro-wardens who
have worked so tirelessly on OUT behalf. the Readers and Lay Worskn'p Team and all the other memb
of the PCC for their valuable contiibution to our ministy and for keeping the church runnin& We
have over 30 volunteers who work alongside children and young twple in the ￿]Sh.
We have been blessed with supwrt from 2 retired Clergy, Francis Wainaina and Angle sM￿be.
Structur4 governance and management
The method of ap￿]ntrnent of PCC members is set out in the Church Representation Rules. At
Skegby the membership of the PCC consists of the incumbenL churchwdrdens. the readers. Secretary.
Tre&sureT and menibers elected by those mernbers of the congregation who are on the electora] roll of
the church. All those who attend our serviceslmembers of the congregation are encouraged to register
on the Electoral Roll and stand foi election to the PCC.
The PCC rnernbers are res￿nSIble for making decisions on a]1 matters of general concern and
imFK>rlance to the parish including deciding on how the funds of the Parish are spent
The full PCC meet four times during the year with an aveiage level of attendance of 95 %. Given its
wide restx)nsibilities the PCC has a number of committees dealing with the individual aspects of
ish life. These are all reswnsible to the PCC and report back to it regularly wlth minutes of their
thlil)eJ3tions being received by the full PCC and (b"scussed &8 necessary.
Administration information
St Andrew's Church is situated on Mansfield RO￿ Skegby. All Saints, Church is situated on Fackley
Rorf Stanton Hill.
The Corr¢Swnden￿ address is The Vicarage. Mansfield RO8￿ Skegby. Sutton in Ashfiel(L Notts.
NG17 3ED. Email ". offi
ske
sh.or
The parish is wt of a united benefice that also includes St Katherine's churc￿ Teversal.
The PCC is a body cortx)tate (PCC Powers Measure 1956. Church Represen￿lOn Rules 2006) and a
clwity re￿stered with the Charity Commission.
Approved by theAnnual Parochial Church Meeting on 6th March 2025
and signed on their behalf by Revd. Peter Chantry (PCC chairman)
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TREASURER'S REPORT 2024
As at 31x December, 2024 ST. Andremrfs general day to day funds increased substantially; thts is due
to Increased gibryng and, in no small part, to the receipt of the Tom Stimpson legacy.
Funds available:
GENERAL
92,223.15
RENEWAL
32,115.44
CHIN
absorbed into general funds
DEFIB
absorbed into general funds
TOTAL cuRRETr￿ a/c
117.245.34
DEPOSIT alc
25.022.19
PLANNED GIVING AT SERVICES
standin
orders envelo
ew envelo
s cash on
late
increased to £53,764.731+ 46.5%) There has been a steady increase throughout the year with folk
becoming aware of the dismal situation we faced early 2024. The yellow pew envelopes have been
very successful. The Generosity Programme senied to reinforce the increase in giving.
GIFf AID RECOVERED including Renewal was £14,882.23. Many thanks to Martyn Bowler for his
efforts in thls regard and his help and support as I have started to learn the rules around Gift Aid.
OTHER VOLUNTARY INCOMING
donations a
eals CAF I
acies
Notable legacy (referred to
previously) of £79,294.30 has provided a huge boost to funds for which we are very grateful. CAF ts
slightly reduced from £7,6￿? to £6.7(X) but, once again. we are very grateful for this continued
support. The card reader has come into ivs own after a slow start and is proving ivs worth.
AcnviTIES FOR GENERATING FUNDS The notes to the Financial Statement, page 2, refer to a balan
in this column of £30,085,22. This includes transfers from the original deposit account, CHIN and
DEFIB. The Christmas Fayre raised £1.761 + a £350 CAF donation. The "Catch the Flood" event raised
£923. the Red Hot Band event raised £510. In addition, the Plant Sale raised £380 + £68 via the card
reader. A successful Quiz Night raised £400 whilst Andrew Wesvs sponsored walk raised £200 + £65
via the card reader. Folk clearly accepted the challenge we were facing and stepped up to organise
and support events. Thanks to all involved in any way.
INCOME FROM CHURCH AcnviTIES £5,794, very slight increase on 2023.
OThER INCOMING RESOURCES All Saints contribution to Parish Share increased to £8,400. We also
rece*ved the remaining funds from Parish Camp- £1,018.
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURCES increased to £92,223.15 + £32,115 (renewal) + 25,022.19 (deposit)
8tving a Grand Total of £149.360

EXPENSES
CHARITABLE GIVING Our giving this year has been to compassi￿ UK and has now ceased. The total
given was £326.
PARISH SHARE increased to £59.028 and has been paid In full
CLERGY and STAFFING increased to £14,696.99
CHURCH RUNNING EXPENSES £66,744 with major expenditure on gutter and roofing repairs
cosr5 OF FUNDRAISING £120 which was hall rent for Catch the Flood event
TOTAL RESOURCES USED £140.915 + £3.635 from Renewal
What about 2025?
We look forward to joining the Parish Giving Scheme which will ease the burden on Martyn and
myself and, at the same time, will benefit the church dlrectly with increased cash flow as the HMRC
rebate will arrive monthly. There are zero costs to Us In joining the scheme and it is commended to
all Stsnding Order givers who pay UK income Lix or capital gains ta￿ More infomiation will be
available very soon.
Whilst we appear to be in a stable posrtion we must be under no illusion that this has been
facifitated largely by the legacy. We must continue to focus efforts on increasing the number of
regular givers and, hopefulty, increasing the amount folk feel they can give on a regular basi&
Fundraising has been good in 2024 and should be encouraged for 2025.
Many thanks to everyone who contributes in any way. whether financially or in time. Massive thanks
to Yvonne Swain for guidance In the preparation of accounts and their final examination. Huge
thanks to John Crafts for all his help during 2024 with handing over the Treasurer role and
supporting me.
Pete Smythe
Treasurer

srATEMENT OF FINANCIAL AcfiviTIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st DECE
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'_5f-
Funds
INCOMING RESOURCES
Planned Giving
CollcctiOn8 at Serviccs
,.1 Gift Aid Rccovered
Pther voh)ntary income
. Activities for Genwatin8 Funds
Receipts from Church Activities
Other Incoming R&sour
Income from inv¢strneDts
46517.12
14,882.23
11,611.72
32J45.42
5,794.80
1,4fy).30
22.19
5J57.48
8,1(M).(Kl
'" TOTAL INCOMtNG RESOURCES
215 821.39
13 457.48
RRFSOURCES USED
Mi&%ion Giving and Donatiorks .
Parish Sh￿r
Clergy and Staffmg
Churrh Running Expenses
Fund rdi5ing and publicity
326.(Kl
-.￿￿.,.￿: 59,028.1
..1 14.696.99
66.744.06
120.00
.1 5?.
3.635.01
TOTAL RESOURCFS USED .
140
15.05
3 635.01
. NET [NCOM￿G RESOURCES
9.817.47
. GATNS & LOSSES ON INvESTME￿￿s
TRANSFERS BETWEEN ACCOUNTS
8.990.60
8,990.60
83 896.94
826.87
1st JANUARY 2024 (2023)._..
33,348.40
31288.57
' BALANCES CARRIED FORWARD AT
,0 3 1st DECEMBER 2024(2023)
117
45.34
115.44

IBER 2024
. Total Flln(L8
2024
2023
46.517.12
7247.61
14.882.23
11,611.72
37,702.90
l L 5,794.80
--4Tr: 105500.30
22.19
28,938.70
7.705.45
13,043.58
12,680.76
9,998.35
5,674.85
41215.43
91.81
229
78.87
119 348.93
(4,gz(
11,157
326.00
59.028.00
14,696.99
70,379.07
120.00
6.090.20
56220.(XI
10,039.47
55.687.02
389.60
P<5
144 550.06
128 426.29
84.728.81
9.077.36
84 728.81
9 077.36
64.636.97
73.714.33
149 365.78

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BfvlAN￿ SHEEf AS AT 31st DE(EMBER 2024
Tangible Assets
Debtors
Short Terni Bank Deposits
Cash at Bank
25,022.19
92.223.15
iin45.34
17,267.39
47.369.58
UABIUTIES FAWNG DUE ,
wmiiN ONE YEAR I
, 117.245.34
64,636J7
.' 117245.34
64.636S7
FUNDS
General unrestricted
64.636.97
31,288.57
95,925.$4
Renewal -restrlcted
32115.44
T(yfAL
1149.360.78
Approved by the Parochial Church
Council on:
Signed on it's behalf by

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PAROCHIAL CHURUI FINANCES OF ST. ANDREWS SKEGBY
wlthln the Guklanct and Re8ulatlons B(x)￿tI￿ the Charftable Att 199
UNTARY INCOME
Manned Gibryng
Gift Ald Standing Orders
Weekty Envelopes Gift Ald
Grft Aid Donations
1 32,391.
1875.5
, 21.701.(XJ
1.959.70
11.457.52
793.1
other p￿nned Giving
. 5.098.(Ll .
46517.12
, * 7247￿1
I4￿￿3
Donations. Appeals, Card Reoder
Legades
CAF
2.175.56
79,294.30 ..
6,71M)
1 88.170
L49252 ',
T(yfAL
tlvldts 6ener3iln£ Ful
Fund raisinglbazaar
3.64&75'
Fees- Weddings and Funerats
Messy Church
Books & Ststionery
7,194.LX)
46.20
5.371.(X)
7335.IXI
Mixellaneous
2736.16
4.77
Gronts
2082.(KI
4,250.CKI,
In5ur3Th￿ Claim
1029.LK)
..% Defibrulator
EMB rebate
3419.80
All Saints & St. K share of expenses
3175.20 ,
All Saints Contributlon
7980.(KI';
TOTAL

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Notes to the Financial Statements (continued)
Year ended 3tst December, 2024
32&
. 6￿￿0
56220
Clergy and Staffin8
aergy Expenses
Other Clergy Costs
Gifts
offi￿ Admin
OTganist
..1 1725.17
2,382.26
6961.40
6057.21
. I6￿.00
8686.57
.7 IfK139.47
awrth Runftlng Expenses
Running expenses- other
Insurance
Eleclgas
P￿ntIn￿statIQnerylpO$tage
' Minor repairs
Upkeep of seNices
Children's & Youth Work
Messy Church
Upkeep of Churchyard
Organist/Verger weddin&lfuneral fees
Readees fees fvnerals
494.24
906.33
2576.88
2486.44
15912.49
3096.89
3156.99
372.98
20.IJ)
520.IXI
690.(KJ
838.64
330.(X)
775.(K)
422.(KJ
l(K)5.LX)
Minor equipment
All Saints tax refund
425.54
76.25
Outreach
Wedding deposit refunds
Sundries
162.72
86.12
62.62
Church Maintenance
Ministry Fees paid to SNDBF
Misc
2256.
27271.20
TOTAL
n754A8
., 13570.64
Fundraising & Publicity
Costs of Fundraising Events
o.
i 389.60
TiyfAL RESOURCES USED
1409ts.05 ,
186309.91
NB Share of All Saints & Tev expenses
was shown as a negative in the 2023 accounts
The 2023 accounts show total expenses of £80.712.86.

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 3tst DECEMBER 2024 , :.
Ftxed Assets for Use by the PCC
2023
Tangible Frxed Assets
Gross Book Value at 1st January 2024
Additlons as at 31st December 2024
tkpredation as at December 2024
Charge for the year at 31st December 2024
0.00 ¥
Net Book Value at 31st December 2024
0.￿1
Anatysis of Net Assets by Fund
Fixed Assets
o.(x) I
Current Assets
Generdl fund
Deposlt account
TOTAL
117245341
Debtors
Income Tax recoverable
Other Debtors
Fund details
The financial statements are prepared under the current Church Accounting Regulations
and cornpty wlth the current CharFtie5 SORP applicable stsndard FRS 102

Depo%t actour•t interest '..
22.19 .
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURCES

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
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charity {Yhe Trust.) for the year ended
Responsibilities and
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under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carying out my examination, I
have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission
under section 145(5)(b) of the Act.
Independent trhe charity's gross income exceeded £250,'boo and l am qualified to
examinets statement undertake the examination by being a qualtfied member of [insert name of
applicable listed body]]. Delete [ ] if not applicable.
I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have
come to my attention in connection with the examination (other than that
disclosed below ") which gives me cause to believe that in, any material
respect:
the a(xounts"ng records were not kept in accordan￿ with section 130
of the Charities Act,. or
the accounts did not accord with the accounting records; or
the accounts did not comply with the applicable requirements
con￿mIng the fomi and content of actt)unts set out in the Charities
(Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement
that the accounts give a Irue and fairf view which is not a matter
considered as part of an independent examination.
I have no cOn￿mS and have come across no other matters in connection
with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in
order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
' Please delete the words in the brad(ets rf they do not apply.
Signed:
Date:
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IER
Oct 2018

2023
EXPENDrruRE
2024
2023
INCCth4E
2024
1,590.51 iElectricity
2.364.14 IGas
995.17
retsker
1.129A2 .,Insura•)ce -pd Month￿ Ilnc P.Players ¢￿tI
Cleaning mateiials
16733 Iwater Rates
24135 IBuilding repair5
7￿￿ Ifire Extin8uisher servit•
Decorating
Equipment
180.W fienldn
1.677JJ)
Parish Players
W. Watchers
Aower aub
ari(ws lettin85
Parish Players1rtsurance125%1
Martial Arts
Church Lettings
832.ijj
2.581.36
988.63
954.86
469.
282.45
190.
520.(KI
357SO
995.lxi
286.46
165.
39.
843
Fundratsing
Grant to￿ordS LLL costs
ool letting
PPL refvnd (error 20231
ILAJ.
29L(KI
109.C
341.77
70.IJ)
24.97
IPerfomiing Ibghts ScKiety
70.Q)
350.(Kt
ree Remo￿1
OTAL EXPEMDITURE
3A85.95
OTAL INCOME
2024
Ccumulated Account
Balance brought fotward
Expenditure over Income
sets
rrent Accountat 30112124
1373.33
1.748.49
Balance at bank
theque avftrting deaTrncel

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FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
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charrty (°the Trust.) for the year ended
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basis of report of the accounts in accordance wrth the requirements of the Charities Act
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under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carying out my examination, I
have followed the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission
under section 145(5)(b) of the Act.
I have completed my examiriation. I confirm that no material matters have
come to my attention (other than that disclosed below ") in connection with
the examination which gives me cause to believe that in, any material
respect:
accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of
the Act or
the accounts do not accord with the accounting records
. Independent
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with the examination to which attents'on should be drawn in order to enable a
proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
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ALL SAINTS CJtIRCll ￿REAsURERs REPORT 2024
In 2024 tke Balance of the General Tund showed a decreaBe 0£ £1 809 from
£16.576 to Z14,767.
INCOKE RESOURCES
Planned Giyln
here was A aecrea8e of £138 thi8 year• Standlllg Ordero were Mp by £66,
bmt Envelope8 were aovn by £204. W6 lost one Envelope giver vko ka&
8adlJ died.
Colleetlon8 and otker GITln
Looae cask Increased by £397.
Income Tax re¢oYer
ax refmnd £60 was from the Glft Day.
otker volmntar
Incomln
reBonrce•
ItarT8St £175 (Tke Beacon Projeet)
ChrI8tlngle £100 Chll¢lren'o Society)
esacy £79,294 25p (Tke late .Mr 2. Stlmp8on)
Income ftom &atiTltle& to
enerate funao
Church lettlngs included two by ADC for votlng purpoaes at £240 eack.
Fund ralsing again sHcce86ful when
f2,151 was raised from 9 Coffee
ornlngs•
PAYNENTb
Ckarities
rom this yearB CharitieB we gave donations to Cystic Fibrosis Trust
Lin¢B• and Notts. Air Ambulance
he Beacon Project Christian Aid
eversal Visitor8 Centre and The Children's Society.
Ghurch activities
RepairB and Replacements included to Pipework £720 and Floor £815.
rly thank8 to Emma Trith for examining the annual accounts
Greaves for printing the accounts.
and Eleanor
Tony llallam
reasurer
(o

Finances of All Saints. Church. Stanton Hill
The PCC have adopted this model set of accountiry policies contained within the Guidance and Regulations
Booklet of the Charitable Act 1993 published by the Central Board of Finance of the Church of Ersland,
AL9USt 1997
Total
Funds
2024
2023
2. Incomi
Resources from donors
a) Planned
ivin
Standin
orders - Gift Aided
Standin
orders- non Gift Aided
Envelo
es- Gift Aided
Envelo
es - Non Gift Aided
5330.00
1980.00
4526.00
1575.00
13411.00
5269.00
1975.00
4651.00
1654.00
13549.00
13411.00
b) Collections and other
Cash at services
Gift
Donations
ivin
2367.20
6(K).00
215.00
/3182.20
1970.20
685.IX)
3156.00
5811.20
3182.20
c) Income T(LX Recovered
T(Jx Refund
60.00
60.(K)
76.25
3.Other Volunt
6rant
Donations. A
Incomi
250.00
252.00
Is for restricted
ses
275.00
79294.25
79569.25
79569.25
502.00
4.Income from activities to firther the of
the Clxwch
Weddin
Fees
Funeral Fees
764.00
1687.00
2451.00
367.00
367.00
367.00
5.Income from activities to
Church lettin
Fund raisin
e f￿￿S
510.(K)
2151.30
2661.30
55.00
2606.50
2661.50
2661.30
6.Income from investments
Bank interest
38.36
38.36
24.05
7.Other incomi
Insurance Claims
resources
TOTAL INCOME
99289.11
25075.00

r(nance5 or Af( Ja(nT5" Gnurcn, STanTon Miii
Booklet of the Charitable Act 1993 published by the Central Board of Finonce of the Church of Eryland,
Awst 1997
INCOMNI REsOuR￿s
Total
Funds
2024
2023
Resources from donors
a) PlanThed
Standin
stand•
Envelo
Envelo
orders - Gift Aided
orders- non Sift Aided
es - Gift Aided
es - Non Gift Aided
5330.00
1990.00
4526.C
1575.00
13411.00
5269.00
1975.00
4651.00
1654.00
13549.00
13411.00
b) Collections and other
Cash at services
Gift
Donations
2367.20
600.00
215.00
/3182.20
1970.20
685.00
3156.00
5811.20
3182.20
c) Income Tax Recovered
Tax Refund
60.00
60.00
76.25
3.Other Volunt
Grant
Donations, A
Incomi
250.00
252.00
eals for restricted
ses
275.00
79294.25
/ 79569.25
79569.25
502.00
4.Income from activities to firther the work of
the Church
Weddin
Fees
Funeral Fees
764.00
1687.00
2451.00
367.00
367.00
367.00
5.Income from activities to
Church letti
Fund raisin
e fvnds
510.(X)
2151.30
2661.30
55.00
2606.50
2661.50
2661.30
6.Income from investments
Bank interest
38.36
38.36
24.05
7.Other incomi
Insurance Claims
resources
TOTAL INCOME
99289.11
25075.00

Total
Funds
2024
2023
pAyME￿rS
l.Grants to further the work of the Ch￿Ch
Charities
2675.00
2675.00
2052.00
2. Church Activities
Contribution to Parish Share
Cler
enses
DBF fees
Funeral f ees
Church runni
Church maintenance
of services
Grass cuttin
Church Ex
Senior Citizens Lunch
airs and re
lacements
anist
8400.(J)
551.29
53.00
7980.00
939.56
372.00
348.00
4736.59
1091.73
100.95
570.00
54.04
21.53
enses
4815.30
1317.88
173.86
595.00
enses
1637.00
330.00
16544.40
17633.33
17633.33
3.Church man
ment and administration
Off ice administrator
Printin
and stattone
Transf er to Business Premium Account
1405.40
51.60
79294.25
80751.25
1211.44
175.69
80751.25
1387.13
TOTAL PAYmE￿rS
101059.58
19983.53
Ex￿55 EXPENDrnJRE OVER INCOME
LEGACY
BALANCE BROU6Kf FORWARt) 31.12.23
-1770.47
79294.25
19126.14
BALANCE CARRIED FORWARD 31. 12.24
96649.92
STATEMEwf OF ASSEfs AND LIABILrrIES AT 31" t￿￿￿8ER 2024
2024
2023
Assets
Bank Current Account
Business Premium Account
14767.46
81882.46
96649.92
16576.29
2549.85
19126.14
Liabilities

Independent examinetrs report on
the accounts
CHARITY COMMISSION
rOR .:-NGLANO AND WALES
Section A kn .
Report to the trusteesl
members of
ALL SAINTS CHURCH
On accounts for the year
ended
st
31 Decenber 202&
Charity no
(if any)
1132896
Set out on pages
Respective
responsibilities of
trustees and examiner
The chanty's trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts.
The chartty's trustees consider that an audit is not required for this year
under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 ('the Charities Act.) and that an
independent examination is needed. ￿he charrty's gross income exceeded
£250,000 and l am qualified to undertake the examination by being a
qualified member of [named bodyJ]. Delete [ ] if not applicable.
It is my responsibilty to:
examine the accounts under section 145 of the Charities Act,
to follow the procedures laid down in the general Directions given by the
Charity Commission (under section 145(5)(b) of the Charities Act, and
to state whether particular matters have come to my attention.
Basis of independent My examination was carrted out in accordan￿ with general Directions given
examinevs statement by the Charity Commission. An examination includes a review of the
accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts
presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual
items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanations from the
trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not
provide all the eviden￿ that would be required in an audit, and
consequently no opinion is given as to whether the accounts present a 'true
and fairf view and the report is limited to those matters set out in the
statement below.
Independent In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention
examiner's statement (other than that disclosed below ")
1. which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in, any material respect,
the requirements"
to keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of the
Charities Act; and
to prepare accounts which accord wrth the accounting records and
comply with the accounting requirements of the Charities Act
have not been met: or
2. to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a
proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
Please delete the words in the brackets if they do not apply.
Signed:
Date:
ol Izuzs
Name:
ciUik4 1 FFKI I A
IER

THE PARISH OF SKEGBY
ofthe
PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
for the year ended 31° December 2024
n accordallce with the Charities Act 1993)
tncumbentr Reverend Peter Cballtry .
Treasurer: Mr Pete Smythe
Independent Auditor: Mrs Yvonne Swain (StAndrew's)
EmllLq Frith (All Saints,)
CONfEiYrs:_
ANNUAL REP0RT￿....-........-.....~.-..-........-....-...............-.~....PagcS A- F
RECEIPTS AND PAYMEiYfs ACCOUNTS_...-~................-.-.Trages 1- 4
STATEMENT OFASSETS AI¥D LIABILrrIKs.-.....--.-...-....-.Page 5 - 6
INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT.......-....-..-...........-...-...Page
PARISH HALLACCOUNTS...
..Page
ALL SALvfs' CHURCH ACCOUNT&_....-......--...............~...-..Pages 10- 12
DEPENDE￿ AUDrroR'S REPORT...-.-..-..................-..-....Page
13
AGENDA