ST ANDREW AND ST MARY'S CHURCH, GRANTCHESTER ANNUAL REPORT & FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF THE PCC FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2021
Incumbent : The Revd Rachel Rosborough
Membership of the PCC
Members of the PCC are either ex officio, elected by the Annual Parochial Church Meeting, or co-opted, in accordance with the Church Representation Rules.
During the year (or part thereof) the following served as ex-officio members of the PCC: Curate The Revd Andrew Hurst Warden : Mrs Liz Neville Representative on the Deanery Synod : Dr Simon Thomas Representative of Barton School : Mrs Anne Ugur Treasurer : Mrs Susanna Buss
Representative on the Deanery Synod : Representative of Barton School : Treasurer :
Elected members:
Mr Michael Goodhart (Fabric Secretary) Mr Guy Lewin Smith Mrs Mary Martin Mrs Liz Neville Mrs Margaret Barwise
Standing Committee:
The Revd Rachel Rosborough Mrs Liz Neville Mr Michael Goodhart Mrs Susanna Buss Dr Simon Thomas
Independent Examiner:
Lisa King Burdett King Accountancy Limited 8 The Hamiltons Newmarket CB8 0NF
Committees:
Standing Committee Publications Committee
Structure, governance and management
The method of appointment of the PCC members is set out in the Church Representation Rules. All church members are encouraged to register on the Electoral Roll and stand for election to the PCC.
Objectives and activities
The Parochial Church Council has the responsibility of cooperating with the incumbent in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.
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Achievements and performance
There are 84 people on the Church Electoral Roll, 63 of whom are resident in the parish. Church services have taken place on Sundays with an average congregation of 22 people not including Harvest, Christmas and Easter celebrations. At both Christmas and Easter, the attendance was over 70. Zoom services have continued once a month on a Sunday evening and there have been joint services with St Marks in Newnham and also Trumpington Church at Easter. Family services are due to start again in June.
Review of the year.
Regular services on a Sunday at 11.15am have taken place throughout the year with restrictions gradually easing as we have followed the recommendations from the Diocese of Ely. The 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sundays have been Communion services and the 4th Sunday has been a Matins service. In months with a 5th Sunday there has been a joint service with St Marks in Newnham. On the first Sunday of each month there is an Evening Worship by Zoom meeting jointly with St Marks.
The church has been open every day throughout the year and continues to enjoy a steady stream of visitors.
There was a Harvest Celebration followed by a lunch in church, enjoying the new meeting area in the South Aisle (see below). At Christmas there was a Carol Service which could be attended in person or enjoyed via zoom thanks to the new internet connection to the church. There was a Bethlehem and Christmas Day service.
Grantchester church has continued to be blessed with a wonderful ministry team including our curate, Andrew Hurst, Canon Tom Buchannan and several excellent ordinands. This has provided a wonderful variety of sermons throughout the year and a very supportive team.
Our vicar, the Revd Rachel Rosborough, has finally been able to take the sabbatical that she had to postpone from March 2020.
The church has been open every day throughout the year and continues to enjoy a steady stream of visitors.
The PCC met 4 times during the year. Plans continue for the refurbishment of the vestry with the architect being appointed. The South Aisle was re-ordered and some pews were removed to make a larger space for meetings and fellowship. The re-ordering was authorised by a temporary licence, and we are now required to seek a faculty so that the new layout can be permanent. A statement of needs and significance was sent to the DAC for their consideration of changes to the Garden of Remembrance to better integrate it into the remainder of the south side of the First Churchyard and create a more seasonally colourful area. The process of applying for planning permission to regrade the path to the church entrance and toilet to remove the steps and provide good wheelchair access to the church is underway.
Dr Thomas reported to the PCC on Deanery Synod meetings.
The Parish share of £22,844.53 was met as usual. There were no Fundraising events during the past year. Filming of series eight of the series ‘Grantchester’ took place using the vicarage, church, and areas of the village.
The Mother’s Union currently has 6 faithful members and whilst they have not met this year, they intend to start meeting regularly in the village hall in the near future.
The Parish Magazine continues to be circulated amongst most of the houses in the village. It is in the care of an editorial team of Jo and Francis Burkitt with many supporters.
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The Friends of Grantchester Church Annual Report for 2021/22
After over 30 years of Chairing the Committee of Friends of Grantchester Church, Caroline Burkitt stepped down. John Gray and Elaine Abrahams also stepped down. They have left big shoes to fill and were thanked for their amazing contribution to this organisation.
Annabelle Lloyd Carrick and Ruth Lewin Smith joined the Committee with Jo Burkitt taking on the role of Chair, Helen Pemberton the role of secretary and Sandi Buss as Treasurer.
The Committee agreed in February that Life Membership and the Annual Membership should be raised to £100per person and £10 per annum with OAP membership remain at £5.
It was agreed to invite the Friends to the Village Jubilee Party and invitations have been sent out.
Leaflets have been put in the church and a large poster too has gone up to encourage visitors to the church to become Friends.
Helen Pemberton Secretary
Publications Committee
The Publications Committee was delighted to welcome Ruth Lewin-Smith as part of our team this year, with Ruth being responsible for making sure the shelves are filled with cards and books as and when necessary.
Francis Burkitt was kind enough to donate his book; World War 1, retold monthly, as it happened.
This book covers the First World War, month-by-month, from the initial stirrings in March 1914 to the Treaty of Versailles in June 1919 and is available for sale in the Church at £5 each. It has been selling at a very fast rate and if you have not bought a copy, I would suggest you do it quickly, before they are all sold out.
Caroline Burkitt, Christine Jennings, Bill Everett and Sandi Buss
Financial Review
This past year has been quiet with the PCC focusing on planning for the upcoming Vestry Refurbishment and levelling and upgrading of the front path and the remembrance garden.
We were blessed to have received income from filming this year and £2,700.00 of this money was donated to two Charities. The Cambridge Churches Homeless Project and the Church Project in Kigali, Rwanda. This means that, to date, our church has donated £13,000.00 of filming money received, to various Charities.
The QR code has proven to be quite successful with people from other countries using it to donate to the Church. A total of £1180.00 was received for a combination of Magazine Subs, General Donations and a specific donation to cover some of the costs to install internet in the Church, to enable us to livestream services effectively. The total cost for the year for the QR code was £68.11 which is 5.77% of the income.
The contactless system purchased from the Diocese in 2019 was commissioned during 2021 and we have been amazed at the generosity of the visitors to our Church with a total of £656.96 received during the short period from October to December 2021.
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The Parish Giving Scheme is now firmly established and those of you that have not joined in, please expect a nice letter from us asking you to please join. It is an excellent scheme managed by the Diocese, with the Church receiving the money collectively, including Gift Aid claimed on a monthly basis. This has helped our cash flow considerably and we hope that more members will embrace this excellent method of giving in the future.
Some of you have commented on the money tied up in investments in the Churchyard Funds. This is in comparison with our General Fund, where we struggle some months to cover our day to day overheads. You will be pleased to know that the PCC has appointed a very professional team, to work alongside the Treasurer to find ways to consolidate our investments with the aim to earn higher interest rates without using the Capital which was donated to the Church with the explicit view of generating income for the Church through the capital donated. We were exceedingly blessed by three very generous bequeaths during 2021, which was used to setup an investment with an aim to earn interest to cover our daily expenses. This is an ongoing project and we would be very grateful if you would consider making a bequeath in your Will for the Church. The Church will endeavour to invest the Capital, which will only be used if absolutely necessary with full PCC approval.
Please remember it does not matter how much or how little you give. God loves a cheerful giver and that is all that matters, not the amount. Regular giving, no matter how small, is what the financial foundation of the Church is built on.
I am sure you all buy on Amazon? Please consider buying from Amazon, via the Easy Fundraising page and naming the Church as your Charity?
We have, on advice from Ely, set up an Easy Fundraising page for the Church. Please consider downloading the app and doing all your online purchasing via this link? It will bring in extra income for our General Fund without it costing you anything , all you have to do is make sure you do all your spending via the link. An easy, (and hopefully) good way to earn extra income for the Church. https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/grantchesterchurch/?utm_campaign=raisemore&utm_medium=clipboard&utm_content=cpl
Last but not least, I have during 2021 taken over the oversight of the distribution of our Magazine in the village and have been stunned at the dedication of each and every member of the distribution team. This team delivers the magazine come rain, snow, high winds, cold or hot weather. They are simply amazing and a very big thank you to each and every one of you!
Reserves policy
It is the policy of the PCC to maintain a balance on unrestricted funds in the General Fund which equates to approximately six months unrestricted payments to cover emergency situations which may arise from time to time. The restricted funds in the Churchyard, Sunday School and Tower Funds are maintained for their designated purposes.
Signed on behalf of the PCC
Dr Simon Thomas
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GRANTCHESTER PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
| Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2021 Balance Sheet Investments COIF Charities Investment Fund 14,973 CBF Investment Fund 455,685 CBF C of E Deposit Fund 16,879 CBF C of E Investment Fund 18,767 506,304 Current Assets Stocks of publications, etc. 4,003 Accrued income Barclays Current Accounts 43,310 CBF Deposit Accounts 47,377 94,690 Current Liabilities Deferred income (3,955) Net Current Assets /(Liabilities) 90,735 597,039 Represented by: General Fund 313,492 Fabric Funds Restricted 71,427 Restricted - Barclays 15,705 87,132 Churchyard Funds Unrestricted 1,826 Restricted 85,184 Endowment 14,973 101,983 Sunday School Funds Restricted 10,395 Endowment 34,330 44,725 Tower Fund Restricted 49,707 597,039 Y.E. 31.12.21 |
Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2021 Balance Sheet Investments COIF Charities Investment Fund 14,973 CBF Investment Fund 455,685 CBF C of E Deposit Fund 16,879 CBF C of E Investment Fund 18,767 506,304 Current Assets Stocks of publications, etc. 4,003 Accrued income Barclays Current Accounts 43,310 CBF Deposit Accounts 47,377 94,690 Current Liabilities Deferred income (3,955) Net Current Assets /(Liabilities) 90,735 597,039 Represented by: General Fund 313,492 Fabric Funds Restricted 71,427 Restricted - Barclays 15,705 87,132 Churchyard Funds Unrestricted 1,826 Restricted 85,184 Endowment 14,973 101,983 Sunday School Funds Restricted 10,395 Endowment 34,330 44,725 Tower Fund Restricted 49,707 597,039 Y.E. 31.12.21 |
13,106 72,395 16,260 16,413 118,174 4,127 - 46,765 141,704 192,596 (3,719) 188,877 307,051 49,922 47,018 30,735 77,753 2,570 74,462 13,106 90,138 9,519 30,034 39,553 49,684 307,051 Y.E. 31.12.20 |
£ £ 12,315 67,732 15,176 15,355 110,578 3,834 142 57,627 110,644 172,247 (5,639) 166,608 277,186 35,184 26,874 40,199 67,073 2,582 73,597 12,315 88,494 8,834 28,102 36,936 49,500 277,186 Y.E. 31.12.19 |
£ £ 10,445 57,057 13,885 12,935 94,322 4,382 - 39,447 84,479 128,308 (7,133) 121,175 215,497 30,242 16,756 9,437 26,193 1,211 66,601 10,445 78,257 7,955 23,674 31,629 49,176 215,497 Y.E. 31.12.18 |
£ 10,741 48,323 12,765 13,131 Y.E. 3 |
£ 84,960 128,605 1.12.17 |
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Balance Sheet Investments COIF Charities Investment Fund CBF Investment Fund CBF C of E Deposit Fund CBF C of E Investment Fund Current Assets Stocks of publications, etc. Accrued income Barclays Current Accounts CBF Deposit Accounts Current Liabilities Deferred income Net Current Assets /(Liabilities) Represented by: General Fund Fabric Funds Restricted Restricted - Barclays Churchyard Funds Unrestricted Restricted Endowment Sunday School Funds Restricted Endowment Tower Fund Restricted |
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| 4,057 - 40,735 83,813 |
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| 128,605 - |
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| 71,427 15,705 |
47,018 30,735 |
26,874 40,199 |
16,756 9,437 |
16,674 14,870 |
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| 213,565 | ||||||
| 35,208 31,544 66,555 31,295 48,963 |
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| 1,826 85,184 14,973 |
2,570 74,462 13,106 |
2,582 73,597 12,315 |
1,211 66,601 10,445 |
214 55,599 10,742 |
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| 10,395 34,330 |
9,519 30,034 |
8,834 28,102 |
7,955 23,674 |
7,261 24,034 |
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| 213,565 |
GRANTCHESTER PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2021 General Receipts and Payments Account
| Receipts Incoming resources from donors Church collections Church Box Parish Giving Regular Giving: Envelopes & Standing Orders Gift Aid Donations Income Tax recovered (Gift Aid) VAT Refund Special Collections Other voluntary incoming resources Deanery rebate Fees Donations Donations - bookcase/Noticeboard Bequest Kudos Fundraising Fundraising (restricted) Miscellaneous Income from Investments Interest Income from charitable and ancilliary trading Magazine sales Publications TOTAL RECEIPTS Payments Donations by the PCC Mission & evangelism Filming income Secular charities Activities directly relating to the work of the Churc Parish Share DBF Fees Parish Honoraria (Administration) Vicar's expenses Organ and choir Wine, wafers and candles Cleaning Electricity and water Printing and publication costs(after stock adjust) Magazine expenses Insurance-Transferred to Fabric Fund… Repairs and servicing Hire of Village Hall Internet/Livestreaming/Mobile Costs Fundraising costs HMRC - PAYE Bookcase/Noticeboard/Computer Miscellaneous TOTAL PAYMENTS Surplus (deficit) for the year General fund balance brought forward Change in Market Value General fund balance carried forward Barclays Current Account CBF Deposit Account CBF Investment Account Stock Accrued income Deferred income |
£ 958 891 1,081 10,703 14,248 8,065 2 |
£ 35,946 246,940 90 4,126 021 |
£ 1,908 145 10,338 20,241 3,587 - 2 |
£ 36,219 11,176 210 3,947 020 |
£ 8,180 1,922 - 4,926 1,307 4,090 - 2 |
£ 20,425 33,650 165 5,684 019 |
£ 8,003 1,411 - 9,971 2,282 2,988 - 2 |
£ 24,655 28,199 101 3,226 018 |
£ 6,491 1,747 975 11,530 6,916 - 3,421 2 |
£ 31,080 6,220 86 5,251 017 |
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| 1,560 955 216,875 27,100 450 |
- 524 1,761 - 8,800 - 91 - |
559 4,689 2,740 3,509 16,550 2,860 2,743 - |
535 3,994 480 5,000 17,000 1,125 - 65 |
420 1,845 417 - - 2,604 570 364 |
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| 3,562 564 |
3,513 434 |
2,996 2,688 |
1,192 2,034 |
2,241 3,010 |
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| 399 4,000 291 |
287,102 | 271 900 120 |
51,551 | 1,835 3,200 1,224 |
59,924 | 250 7,000 50 |
56,181 | 1,180 - 4,092 |
42,637 | |
| 4,690 37,178 |
1,291 35,523 |
6,259 48,721 |
7,300 53,849 |
5,272 53,161 |
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| h 22,845 422 2,935 411 970 381 1,960 1,437 408 3,624 - 58 1,199 223 60 - 245 |
22,859 211 2,985 646 688 - 1,580 1,849 390 3,018 - 201 - - 210 620 265 |
22,288 2,438 3,340 868 2,837 625 1,238 2,948 1,038 3,514 2,370 306 175 470 200 3,509 557 |
22,270 - 2,370 817 7,995 660 1,296 1,598 982 3,228 2,311 361 225 29 244 7,740 1,723 |
22,994 - - 248 14,379 394 1,264 1,678 2,122 3,070 2,165 2,284 170 334 223 1,836 |
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| 41,868 | 36,813 | 54,980 | 61,149 | 58,433 | ||||||
| 245,234 49,922 18,336 |
14,738 35,184 |
4,944 30,240 |
(15,796) 51,004 |
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| 313,492 | 49,922 | 35,184 | 35,208 | |||||||
| 10,980 20,171 4,057 - - |
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| 35,208 |
GRANTCHESTER PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2021
Fabric Fund
| Receipts Donations Granchester Village Trust Gift Aid donations Gift Aid refunds Interest VAT refunds Vestry Refurbishment donations Payments Insurance Repairs & Maintenance Lighting System Sound System Walker bequest Vestry Refurbishment Surplus (deficit) for the year Fabric fund balance brought forward Change in Market Value Fabric fund balance carried forward Represented by: Barclays Current Account CBF Deposit Account CBF Investment Account Creditor |
Restricted Total Total Total Total Total Funds 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 £ £ £ £ £ £ 206 206 437 26,177 6,250 2,800 8,133 8,133 6,919 7,545 7,434 7,155 3,000 3,000 2,800 3,384 27,800 2,800 700 700 1,609 4,088 450 813 22 22 125 136 82 53 - - - - 4,413 1,800 1,800 |
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| 13,861 13,861 11,890 41,329 42,016 18,034 |
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| 2,411 2,411 1,000 2,124 2,124 210 450 2,710 23,573 - - - 25,498 - - - - 19,159 - - - - - 424 4,335 4,335 |
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| 8,870 8,870 1,210 450 47,367 23,997 |
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| 4,991 4,991 10,681 40,879 (5,351) (5,963) 77,753 77,753 67,073 26,193 31,544 37,507 4,388 4,388 |
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| 87,132 87,132 77,753 67,073 26,193 31,544 |
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| 15,705 15,705 30,735 50,180 33,975 14,870 39 39 47,018 16,893 16,756 16,674 71,388 71,388 (24,538) - |
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| 87,132 87,132 77,753 67,073 26,193 31,544 |
GRANTCHESTER PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
| Financial Statements for the year | ended 31 December 2021 Unrestricted Restricted Endowment Total Total Total Total Total Funds Funds Funds 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 4,537 - 4,537 1,941 3,025 3,627 3,207 129 129 160 107 80 80 - - 300 - 1,092 240 240 240 250 10,250 6,775 60 60 801 15 94 59 160 160 168 108 272 - 1,712 385 2,097 2,077 2,053 1,346 1,609 - - - - 110 - - - 54 100 |
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Churchyard Fund Receipts Fees Inscriptions Donations Gift Aid donations Gift Aid - HMRC tax refunds Headstones Dividends and interest Heating Miscellaneous Payments Wages PAYE Statutory fees Repairs & Servicing Tree work Path expenses Wall repairs Fees to Vicar Inscriptions Miscellaneous Surplus (deficit) for the year Transfer between funds Churchyard Fund bal. b/forward Change in market value Churchyard Fund bal. c/forward Represented by: CBF Investment Accounts CBF Deposit Account-7001D G15 G25 G4 G5 G5 Deposit Account Bridges Bank Current Account |
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| 5,126 1,712 385 7,223 5,387 5,859 15,723 13,032 |
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| 1,237 1,237 1,065 1,404 1,258 1,099 277 277 252 331 289 239 1,300 1,300 856 - 1,206 - 3,057 3,057 338 342 165 7,069 - 5,760 3,432 - 165 - 50 250 - 5,579 - - - - 532 - - - - 78 - - 400 - - - - - 88 112 |
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| 5,871 - - 5,871 8,322 6,159 3,006 14,873 |
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| (745) 1,712 385 1,352 (2,935) (300) 12,716 (1,841) 385 (385) - - - - - 2,571 74,462 13,106 90,139 88,494 78,257 66,555 64,377 8,625 1,867 10,492 4,579 10,537 (1,014) 4,019 |
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| 1,826 85,184 14,973 101,983 90,139 88,494 78,257 66,555 |
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| 24,317 24,317 18,466 17,273 14,549 5,168 2,989 2,989 5,450 4,909 4,369 4,100 11,955 11,955 10,459 9,786 8,244 8,369 9,319 9,319 8,153 7,628 6,427 6,524 9,448 9,448 8,260 7,727 6,508 6,607 15,358 15,358 13,436 12,571 10,590 10,752 7,216 7,216 6,822 6,418 6,006 5,621 14,973 14,973 13,106 12,315 10,445 10,741 |
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| 80,602 14,973 95,575 84,152 78,627 67,138 57,882 1,826 4,582 - 6,408 5,987 9,867 11,119 8,673 |
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| 1,826 85,184 14,973 101,983 90,139 88,494 78,257 66,555 |
GRANTCHESTER PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2021
Sunday School Fund
| Receipts Dividends and interest Payments Baptism cards Easter eggs Fair Trade Advent Calendars Surplus (deficit) for the year Transfer Sunday School Fund balance brought forward Change in market value Sunday School Fund balance carried forward |
Restricted Restricted Endowment Total Total Total Total Total Bank Account Funds Funds 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 876 876 880 879 835 799 |
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| - 876 - 876 880 879 835 799 |
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| - - - - 33 - 45 - 45 40 - 150 - 96 89 |
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| - - - - 195 - 141 162 |
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| - - - - - 876 - 876 685 879 694 637 650 (650) - - - - - 81 9,438 30,034 39,553 36,936 31,629 31,295 28,668 4,296 4,296 1,932 4,428 (360) 1,990 |
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| 731 9,664 34,330 44,725 39,553 36,936 31,629 31,295 |
GRANTCHESTER PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL
Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2021
Tower Fund
| Receipts CBF interest Gift Aid donations Gift Aid - HMRC tax refunds Payments Woodworm in vestry French Drains Surplus (deficit) for the year Tower Fund balance brought forward Tower Fund balance carried forward |
Restricted in Restricted Total Total Total Total Total Main Bank Acc Funds 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 23 23 184 324 213 125 - - - - - - |
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| 23 23 184 324 213 125 |
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| - - - 54 - - - 4,200 |
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| - - - - 4,254 |
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| - 23 23 184 324 213 (4,129) 6,095 43,589 49,684 49,500 49,176 48,963 53,092 |
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| 6,095 43,612 49,707 49,684 49,500 49,176 48,963 |
Represented by:
| Balance in Main Bank Account CBF Deposit Account |
6,095 6,095 43,612 43,612 |
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| 49,707 49,707 |
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S UNQUALIFIED REPORT
Independent examiner's report to the Trustees of St Andrew's and St Mary’s, Grantchester, Cambs, Parochial Church Council
I report on the accounts of the Trust for the year ended 31 December 2021, which are set out on pages 1 to 7.
Respective responsibilities of trustees and examiner
The charity’s trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts. The charity’s trustees consider that an audit is not required for this year under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 and that an independent examination is needed.
It is my responsibility to:
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examine the accounts under section 145 of the 2011 Act;
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to follow the procedures laid down in the General Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act; and
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to state whether particular matters have come to my attention.
Basis of independent examiner's report
My examination was carried out in accordance with the General Directions given 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 of disclosures in the accounts, and the seeking of explanations from you as trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit and, consequently, no opinion is given as to whether the accounts present a ‘true and fair view’ and the report is limited to those matters set out in the statement below.
Independent examiner's statement
In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention:
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(1) which gives me reasonable cause to believe that, in any material respect, the requirements:
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to keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of the 2011 Act; and
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accounting requirements of the 2011 Act have not been met; or
the accounts to be reached.
Lisa King Burdett King Accountancy Limited
Date: 10 May 2022
Burdett King Accountancy Limited
8 The Hamiltons, Newmarket. CB8 0NF Tel: 07825 317323 Email: lisa@burdettkingaccountancy.co.uk
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