Financial Statements
of the Registered Charity.
Stretton Parish
J•SQls
stretton Parish
fvr the year ended 31 December 2024
Incumbent:
Revd Steve Johnson
The Rectory
CardingmilL VaLLey
Church Stretton
Independent examiner.
T Lunt BA FCCA MTPI
WR Partners
Chartered Accountants
Shrewsbury
Registered Charity Commission Number 1134069

Stretton Parish
Annual Report to Church Members
For ihe year ended 31 December 2024.
Reference and Administrative Inforniation
Siretton Parish comprises St Laurence's Church in Church Stretton. St Michael's Church in All
Stretton, and AKI Saints Church in Little Strellon. This group ofchurches is part of the Condover
Deanery of the Diocesc of HerLford within thc Church of Englan(L St Micha¢l's fonns part of a
Local Ecuinenicat Partnership (LEP), with a United Reforn]ed Church in thc West Midlands Synod.
Thc corrcspondence address for the parish is" The Parish Office, Church StreeL Church Stretton,
SY6 6DQ. The Rector's P.A. can be contacted at offic
a.'stretton
.uk or phone on 01694-
724224. The P￿]Sh website can b¢ found at www.stretto
arish.or
Structure? goi'ernance and management
The Parochial Church Council (PCC) is a cor￿rate body established by the Church of England. The
PCC operates under the Parochial Church Council Powers Measure. The PCC was exempted by
order from registerÉng with the CEkarity Commission, however following recent registration changes
the PCC re￿￿tered during 2009 and has been allocated Charity Commission Number 1134069. PC,C
members who have served during 202412025 are as follows:
Cle
x: (ex-officio)
Rcvd Stcvc Johnson (Rcctor)
Revd Prebendary Christobel Hargraves (A&sociate Minister)
Rcvd David Andrews (Curdte)
Eeumenieal URC Minister (non-voting)
Revd Hazel AIICD
Churchwardens: (ex-officio)
Mrs Julie Lawton
Mr Steve King
Churchwarden5: (ex-officio)
Mr James Foster, St Laurence
Mrs Moira Matthews, All Saints
Mr Malcolm Forbes, St Michael's (resigned 2014124)
Treasurer lei-officio)
Mr Graham Vince
Deane
nod Re
resentatives
elected for 2 3
Mrs Andrea Graham (appointed 2014124)
Mr Dan Wallis (appointed 2014124)
Mr Michael Edmunds (appointed 2014124)
Mrs Gail Dyer (appointed 2014124)
Mrs Sarah Iiobinson (appointed 2014124)
ear term
ex
lrin
202
Elected for 3
ear term (expiring 2025)
Mrs Cathy Watson
Mr Daniel Robinson

MTS Anne Braddick
Ms Pat Gregory (resigned 2014124)
Elected for I
car terni
irin
2025
Mr Graham Jackson (appointed 2014124)
ex
Elected for 3 vear term (expiring 2026)
Mr Graham Shuttleworth
Elected for 3
ear term (expiring 2027)
Mr Ben Roberts (appointed 2014124)
Mrs Lorrdine Mccrohan (appoint¢d 2014124)
Methodsy policies and procedures for appointmen( induction and training of neiTr members
All Church attendees are encourdgcd to rcgister on the Electoral Roll and stand for election to the
PCC. Th¢ mcthod of appointment of PCC members is set out in the Church Representation Rules.
Ninc mcmbcr5 are elcctcd to the PCC with elections hcld every y¢ar for thrce mmbcr.s who scrvc
for three years. PCC members are allowed to s¢rve for two three-year temis after whicb they are
required to stand down for at least one year. In addition to thcsc elected members, the Rector, the
Associatc Minist¢r, th¢ Curate, the Churchwardens. the Deputy Churchwardens and the Treasurer
serve ex-officio as members of the PCC. The Rector's P.A. attends the PCC, meetings in an observer
capacity and minute taker. Separatc church committees are elected for each church 10 oversee local
matters, and these committees report regularly to thc PCC.
The PCC has the following sub-committees or task groups". -
> Finance Committee -delegated authority frotn the PCC to manage and review finlmcial
matters.
> HR Committee - delegated authority from the PCC to oversee employment & ongoing
management of staff, including safeguarding issues.
> Standing Committee - del¢gat¢d authority from the PCC for urgent matters arising in
between PCC meetings.
> Environmental Committee- to consider and assess options and make costed
recommendations to the PCC to help the Parish reach its target of carbon neutrality by
2030.
> Welfare Group - to consider tbe welfare of our leaders. and to support them.
The following major risks identified by the PCC and their control processes are as follows: _
> Protection
The PCC has a Safeguarding Policy with all leaders who work with young people
and vulnerable adults required to undergo regular checks and follow the policy.
The PCC atTanges annual reviews of church properties from a health and saf¢ty
perspective and ensures all those preparing food on church premises have the
appropriate Food Hygiene Certificate.
> Financial
o The PCC arranges for an Independent Financial Examination of its books and
records with a local, professional accounting fRrni.
The PCC reviews its investments and invc5tment policies through the work of its
Finance Committee.
> Property
The PCC insures all its properties through the Ecclesiastical Insurance Company.
The PCC appoints a flmi of Architects to condud 5 yearly reviews of its
properties and advise on all buildings and modifications work.

The PCC has related Trusts and endowed funds as follows: _
The CD Wilson Trust
The CD Wilson Trust was established on 27 June 1973 between Constance
Douglas Wilson and the Rector and Churchwardens of the Parish Church of
Church Stretton for the establishment of a charitabl¢ fund to provide workers and
visitors for the aged at home or in institutions or homes, in or near the Parish of
Church Stretton.
From l April 2007 the Parochial Church Council agryecd to amalgamate the
accounting and recording of the work of this trust as a segregated endowrynent
fund.
o The Rector and Churchwardens continue as Trustees with oversight of the
ongoing ￿"ork of this charitablc trust which currently supports the work of vÈsiting
within the Parish.
Durkng 2024 considerable work was done in updating the objectives for the Trnst
and these were agreed by the Charity Commission during the year. We hope to be
spending considerably more of the money held in the Trust during 2025126.
Objectives and Aetivities
In setting objectives and planning for activities, the membcts havc given due consideration to thc
gencral guidance published by thc charity commission in relation to public benefit.
The PCC has the responsibility of co-operating with the incumbent to promote, in Stretton Parish.
the whol¢ mission of the Church, pastOT21, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. It also has
maintenance responsibilities for its three church buildings, and the Parish Centrc.
Our purpose as a parish is to makc Jesus known. Central to this is our dependence upon the HOIY
Spiri( prayer and God's Th'ord. Each of us brings our gÉfts and skills to be used together as a Parisb,
to Make Jesus Known. The Parochial Church Councils (Powers) Measure 1956 states that the PCC
'is to cooperate with the ministcr in promoting in the parish the whole mission of the Church,
pastoral. evangelistic, social and ecumenical,.
AII PCC members, as charity trust¢es, have had regard to the Charity Commission's public benefit
guidance, where relevanl in exercising their powcrs and duties.
Our purpose is achieved by doing three things:
Growing community. _ intentional mission
This means that we seek to be a visible presence in the Strettons community, building
relationships with those who live and work here and offering everyone the opportunity to belong
and to believe.
Walking with God - intentional discipleship
This means that we help each oth¢r to become faithful followers of Jesus seeking to live out our
faith amidst the challenges of our daily lives.
Serving the Strettons & be>'ond - intentional service
This means that we seek to 'love our neighbours, by walking alongside thein through the 'ups' and
'downs' of life and looking out for their needs.

Achievements and Performance
Please see the Annual Report to the APCM which contains: _
Electoral Roll Information
> Review of the Year
ReLtors Report
Youth Ministers Report
Churcb Wardens Report
Report from St Michael's
Report frorn All Saints
Deanery Synod
Reports from ￿0upS and activities
Reports of ongoing projects
Financial Review
Total income levels for 2024 were £277,972 compared with £306,951 in 2023. The decrease was
due to reduced restricted fund giving during the year, compared to 2023.
Total eXpendi￿re for 2024 was £283.278 comparcd with £334,004 in 2023. The decrease was due to
reduced restricted fund expenditure during the year, compared to 2023.
The operating account shows: _
St Laurence's had an operating deficit of £10,437 for 2024, compared to a deficit of
£7,144 for 2023.
St Michael's bad an operating surp1￿5 of £422 for 2024, cornpared to a dcficit of £631 for
2023
All Saints had an operdting surplus of £1,633 for 2024. compared to a deficit of £2,617
for 2023.
The Foodbank s¢t up during the last quarter of 2013 by the Parish, in conjunction with 'Chui"ches
Together in the Strettons, continued to operate and develop from the Parish Centre main hall. The
work of collecting/purchasing food and distributing food has increased considerably throughout the
year, due to the economic situation.
Investment income was positive in 2024 due to the markets, and the investments increased in value
by £1,672, compared with an increase of £3.640 in 2023. The short-terni deposits decreased in value
in 2024 by £9,337 compared to a decrease of £31.555 in ?023.
The PCC remains laigely invested in the cash deposit funds of the Church of England.
The PCC reccived no legacies during 2024 (2023: £6,500).
The PCC used its freehold property in Church Stretton (5, Sandford Court) for investment puryoses.
All our churches donate l 00/0 from their general giving to their mission partners - for 2024 this
amounted to £16,439 for St Laurence's, £4,347 for All Saints and £2,030 for St Mich<tel's. In
addition, £4,314 was given at desi￿ated collcctEons which was passed to thc selected beneficiaries.
Reserves Policy
For St Laurence's, there is a balance of over £250,000 unrestricted reserves or bank bal￿}CeS which
equates to more than a yeavs expenditure.
For St Michael's and All Saints there are sufficient balances to cover operating expenditure and
likely maintenance costs. Both churches bave specified provisions to cover future repairs or
modifications to their buildings.

The PCC holds significant reserves in non-liquid forni most notably the Parish Centre and 5
Sandford Court. which provides valuable propety assets for the work and ministy of the Parish.
The PCC holds significant assets (£76,108) in endomqnent funds which provide incomc to be used
for the work within the Parish. However, the capital assets (£57,902) behind these trusts are not
available for gcncral PCC usc.
Tbe free reserves of the PCC arc £102,629 (2023: £113,091). The PCC considers this unrestricted
amount suitable to cover unforeseen emergencies.
It is PCC policy to invest our funds balances with the CBF Church of England Deposit Fund.
This report was approved by the TnLStees and signed on their behalf by:
Julie Lawton
(Church Warden)
Steve King
(Church Warden)
29 March 2025

Stretton Parish
Independent Examinerfs Report to the Trustees of Stretton Parish
I report to the charity trustees on fny examination of the acwunts for the year ended 31 December
2024 which are set out on pages 7-17.
Responsibilities and basis of the report
As the charitls trustees you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordan￿ with the
requirements of the Charities Act 2011 ('the Act,).
I report in respect of my examination of Ihe charity's accounts carried out un(fer section 145 of the 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 examinerfs statement
I have completed my examination. I confinn that no material matters have come to my attention in
connection with the examination giving me cause to believe that in any material Tespect:
l. 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. or
3. the accounts do not comply with the applicable requirements conceming the fomi and content of
accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement
that the accounts give a 'tnJe and fair view, which is not a matter considered as part of an independent
examination.
I have no concems 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.
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Stretton Parish
BALANCE SHEET as at 31 December 2024
Note
2024
2024
Total
2023
Total
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible fixed assets
Investment assets
5a
5b
224,367
62,723
287.090
229,267
61,051
290 318
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors & prepayments
Short temi deposits
Cash at bank and in hand
10,067
193,646
48,093
251.805
8,047
202.983
44,092
255 122
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Amounts falling due within one year
Accnjals & creditors
21,678
21,678
24,589
24,589
NEf CURRENT ASSErs
230,127
230,533
NET ASSETS LESS LIABILMES
517.217
520,851
Represented by
ACCUMULATED FUNDS
Unreslricted
Designated
Restricted
Endowment
12
327,135
86,077
27,898
76,108
517,217
337,571
85,462
24,477
73,341
520,851
10
11
Signed on behalf of Stretton ParTsh
2q.ry￿ .MAkcH....ZDZ5.. .
Julie Lawton
(Church Warden)
Steve King
{Church Warden)
The notes on pages 9- 16 fonn part of these accounts

Stretton Parish
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
For the ￿ar ended 31 Dècember 2024
1 A¢¢ounllng Pollcles
Otheronlin8ry income
- Rentsl inu)me from the letting of the Churth premises
re(%yJntsed when received.
These financial statemÈnts have been prepared ift acC(￿￿rKe
with the Church Accounting Regu￿tKInS ?0￿ together with
applic8tJe aCCOLtnting stsndartls an(J the SORP 2019 IFRS
1021.
Income from Inveslments
- LIvid￿tt$ and interest are accounted for ￿en receNed
- Tax recoverable on suth incorne is recognised in the same
acccunting year.
The finanual slatements have been prepawl in accordan
th the Ststement of Recommended Pracli￿.. Accounting
and Repoth'ng by Chartbes preparing their arLounts in
8ccordance with the Finantial ReportirHJ Standard5 8pplicable
In the UK and Republic of IreLqnd {FRS 1021 upd8ted January
2019 and Financial Reporting Stsr¥dard applicable in the
United Kingdom and Republi¢ of lieland IFRS 1021 an
Charit'es Act 2011.
G￿nS and I0￿S on Inv8strn8nts
- Realised gains or Josses are re¢ognised when investments
are sdd.
- Unrealtse(J gains or losses are accounted for on
investsn8nt revalLtations as at 31 December.
Thtsse financial statemerts have tjeen prepared underthe
historical cost convention excepl for the valuation of
investment assets which a￿ shown at market vath. The
fin8n¢i8I statements indude all Iransactions, assets 8nd
liabilities for whth the PCC is responsible in law_ They do
ftot include the accounts ol church groups that owe their
main affiliatTron to another bcty nor those thal are infoTrnal
gather6ngs of Churth membe￿.
GJFnls
Grdnts and donatton5 a￿ acujunted for when paid over. or
when awarded, if that abyard crèates a binding obligatton on
the PCC.
Ac11￿S relating to Ihe orth8 Church
The Parish Share is accounted foT kn payable. Any unpaid
Share at 31 0￿mber is provided for in these accounts as an
operational liabilty and i8 shos¥n 2$ a Lyeditor on Ihe Balance
Funds
General funds represeFtt the furKls of the PCC that a￿ n£rt
subject to any restrictions regarding their use and are
available lor application by Ihe PCC for genefal PLtrpcGes.
Funds designated for a particukr purpose by the PCC a
also vnreslricted bul have been shown separatety for
presentalion purposes.
Flxed Assets
Consecrdted builthngs and chuF¢h fvmishings
Consecrated and benefit%d property is excluded from thest
accounts by s.10121{al of the Charities Act 2011.
No value is placed on rn0veab￿ c*uTch fumi5hings held by
the churc*wardens on spe081 trust for the PCC 8nd whith
requires a fawlty for disposal Sir￿ the PCC considers this to
be Ina1￿2b1e property. Al èxpenditure incurred during the
ear consecxated or benefi(* buildings or moveable chvreh
fiAn[￿l￿e, whether maintsnanct or improvement. Wr￿en off
as expenditure in the SOFA and 5eparaleSy disclosed.
Endowment funds are fvnds, the (wital ofwhich musl b
maintained., onty incJ)me arising Irom investment of the
endowment may be used either as restricted or unresth'cted
fvnds depending upon the PUEPOSÈ for whicth the endown￿t
was e5tablishEd.
Restricted funds represent inix#ne from tnjsts or
endo￿Thents which may be expendd only on those
Testricted objects prowd8d in the temjs of the trust or
bequest and donab.ons or gfants received for a speafc
object or Invrted by the PCC f(K a speafic obiect for which they
may onty be expended on the speofic owt for which they
were given. Any balance remaining unspent at the end of
each year musl be carried forward as a balartce on that fLmd.
Olher tawble fixed assets
Other prOp￿ties owned by tre PCC are shown in the Balance
Sheet 8t ¢)¥￿Inal CA)St. Th8 depreaation charge is on a Stra￿ht
line basis over 50 Current experHJilure on the buildings
is wiiten off as incuffed.
otherffxlures. fillngs and olke equipmsnl
Indt¥idual items of equipfnent wtth a Purchase prr¢e of £5.000
or less are written off when the asso1 FS acquired.
Solar paneL8 are induded at cost and depre¢ialion charge is on
a straight line basis over 25 year5.
Incoming Resourc
Voluntary Income
- Collections are recogntsed when lecewed by ￿ on behalf
of the PCC.
- Collections tsken atfuneral Servi￿ aTP not included in the
accounts of the PCC.
- Pla￿￿ed giving recetV8ble under Grft Aid is recAJgni5ed
only when receNed.
- Income tax recoverable on Gtft donations is recogniy&
when the income is recognised.
- Grants and legacles to the PCC s￿ a¢￿I￿nted for as soc
as the PCC is nDtrf￿d of its leg81 entttlement, the amount due
is quantifiable and its ultimate rewpt is reasonabty cwtsin.
- Sales of books and magazines from the church bookstsll
ar8 accounted for gross.
Invethjents
Investments are vahjed at Ihe maVKel walut njhng for 31
D￿rnber.
CU￿e￿I AS￿t$
Amounts to the PCC at 31 December in respect offees.
rents or inra)me a￿ shown as Debtots less provision for
amounts th8t may prove urwllectabje.
Short temi deF¥)Srts represent Iwh hekl on depowt with the
C8F Church of England Funds.

Stretton Parish
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CDntinued}
For thè yoar onded 31 December 2024
Incoming Resour¢es
Unrestrirted Funds
st
Restricted EndovKnent
2024
2023
LaijrW￿e Saints
Mith*s
Funds
Funds
Total
Total
2a
Incoming resou￿e$ from doncvs
Planned giving
Gift Aid & other p￿lUeS
120.761
10.270
14.544
10,332
155.￿16
154.004
Income tax recovered
27,730
3.176
2.335
3.820
37.061
39,283
Collecb'ons (open platel
8.428
2.118
1.2
14.442
17.205
Mis5ion/charity Donattons
4,314
4,314
12,480
Sundry Donations
7,654
20,569
28,223
36,842
164,573
16,052
18.997
40,325
239,946
259,813
2b
Other voluntary incoming resources
Donations, appeals.gtfts
1.040
447
8.149
7,720
Legaties
6,500
6.662
1,040
447
8.149
14,220
2c
Income from operating activifyes,.
lo further the COun￿-1'S objectivps
Bookstall {see note 13)
95
Pa￿sh Cerrtre Isee note 14)
5,807
5.807
6,786
Fees & hire of thurth
2.591
3,497
6.143
PV income (see note 14)
1,886
2,122
Insvr8nce clalms
2,292
10,340
2d
Income fmm investments
Rent from builijings
I￿veStMent incomefinterest
6,600
85
6,68S
5,712
7,095
26
2.372
11,946
9,769
13,695
1.491
26
2.372
15,481
Total In¢omlng Resour¢
188.608
24.204
21,991
40,797
2,372
277,972
306,951

Stretton Parlsh
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued)
Forthe year 8nded 31 D8cernbBr 2024
Resovrces Expended
2024
Funds
Tcrtal
Total
3a Donatlons
OvpJseas IAi55
6,165
1.269
8,489
8,431
Home Miwon
10274
3291
761
14,327
15,326
Chartties l Grfvs
4,314
4.314
13.480
16,439
4.347
37
3b Adiwties di￿¢1￿ relatio7 to
the work of Ihe chu
Parish and URC sha
9,429
10.965
106,299
104.245
K4inlstrFesIseNM￿ expenses
8.340
17
1,169
10,066
ChurGh running expenses
19,698
4,428
28,222
65,286
Church maint￿￿ee
821
14.108
Youth WLwk
Bookst311 Isee note 13)
37
Centre runnw ewses (see 141
18,474
331
18.805
17.964
Salaries and wages (see note41
1.152
32.695
38.010
Outreach
916
851
Food Bank & PovBty Rebef
31.560
31.560
ministratiOTr 8XP8nses
3.669
Mistellaneous expenses
3,163
118
3,429
2.714
M*nTslry exFJenses
1.470
Parish Weekend Away
Flat ￿paIts and maItrteTra￿e
5,f27
5.127
1,205
t)epreuaty"(
184 579
18
3c Govem8nc8 Costs
A¢countsncy fees
1e67
225
2209
225
Totsl Resources Expendwj
21.371
20.477
37,377
1,169
283,278
334,OC

Strètton Pwlsh
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (¢ontinued)
For th• y•ar •nded 31 D•cember 2024
S¢aff costs
2ff24
2023
W8ges and salaries
Social wjrity
Ernployerfs pensK)n ctirrtritKrtions
35,570
4.191
1.316
1.742
1,224
38.010
headcount exsK8ss8d as a full time 8quNa*nt was 212023 was 21. ￿ring the Y￿the PCC wr*yed a Pan5h Seereiary
and one p8rt-time ChiklreTr & F8rnilie5 Myxker. In addition, f*yan5515 and Cleallers were pad on a seif*mployed
or casual basis. None of Ihe above eamell £60.LVXI t)r more. Dui4NJ the year ￿￿1¥￿# any remuneration,
b6r*fits in kiNJ or rein*ursement of eXp￿seS. L￿JriN3 ihe Y￿ Ihe Chanty has ￿tAoyeEs nationJ insurance
that was in prewous yeats and is c4)vered ty the small wnpbyers a1avr4r￿.
Fixed Assets for by the PCC
Freehrld Land Solar Panel
and 8uikling5
lnstall8b.on
Tangble fixed assets
COST
368.4G7
-145,2110
12.500
DEPRECIATION
As at 1 JaThJary 2024
4.400
NET BOOK VPLUE
As at 31 December 2W24
218,867
5,500
NEf 800Kv￿UE
As at31 2￿23
223,267
The freehold land and bJibJing5 comprise the Parish Cenlre and S, Sandtord CwrL
5b
Purchase
Unrealiwj
2023
4.713
f￿ Cost Gw'NhsS
108
2024
4,821
4.821
CBF Chuith of Engtand Investment FurNJ
4.713
108
CD Wilson Endowmgnt
COIF Charities Investment Fund
COIF Charities Fixed Investrnent FurKI
19.845
36.4WJ
448
20.293
37.609
56.338
1.564
57.902
Total Irwe5tments
61.051
1.672
62.723
D￿>torS and pr•paym•nts
2024
Grft aid
2.313
4.578
Other recoverable
6.220
1,534
10.(
3.469
Prepayments
8.047

stretton Parfsh
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued)
For the year ended 31 December 2024
Credltors and accruals
2024
2023
Acrruals & creditors
12,165
15,405
134
Deferred income
Mission payments
9,513
9,050
Anatysls of net Assets by Fund
Fued
Current
Current
Fund
Liabilities
Balance
Unrestrided Funds
219,688
123.844
-16,397
327,135
Designated Funds
79.939
4,362
86.077
Restricted Funds
29,817
-1,919
27.898
Endowment Funds
57.902
18.206
76,108
Totals 2024
287.090
251,806
-21.678
517,217
Designated Funds
BIF as at
1.1.2024
Gainsl
losses
CIF as at
31.12.2024
Income
Expenditu￿ Transfers
All Saints Church
28,617
24,204
21.371
-1,200
30,249
AV upgrade
Donations from reserves
Flat expenses
M8inten8nce- Parish Centre
4.507
12,888
16.166
303
5.127
3,649
4.126
5,980
13,284
13.038
123
M8int8nancE- St Lau￿￿<Z'S
Rectory maintenance
St Michael's Church
Youth Ministsr
22,981
21.931
20.477
-1,200
108
23.403
108
Funds which are put to one side for the Maintenan￿ of the properties.

Stretton Partsh
NOTES TO THE FINANCI￿ STATEMENT5 Iconunued)
Forth• y•aT end￿ 31 DocerrFbtr2024
10
Reslrid8d Funds
BIF as at 1.1Tr4
31.fz 2ff24
ACTS
API SHints' Fknwer Furns
I Saints. MainlEnance
Be119 Meintr8nce
Bethel
C￿mE0
17
137
2.359
1.587
1Y
250
3fS26
4314
Food Bank
MIS￿ doftabons
Opefatrons Lead
Organ ￿￿tertanc
Parents & ioddlws
Paiisti Centrt
Parish We8kend Avrdy
Sth(garthpBursary Fur¥J
St L8uren¢8's TrI8inlenar
St L￿￿<￿,5 Musc Fund
Sl Michad's Fhxver Fu
St m￿*￿.8 FAainlE[￿￿e
Youthlthihtren'5Wo¢rt
Youth & Ctynmunith?sWc*k
YoL#h Mvii%tér Stsp¥rft
1823
31,
4.314
>,789
104
104
1.067
478
31
1,545
31
813
1.722
813
1,722
SD
1,781
131
4.559
7H
104
783
27.898
1.781
438
104
24.477
40.797
37.371
Restrided fu￿5 are as￿[r*S".
ACTS
A to supwrt peoFle need withkn the bc81
AU Sainl• MalThi•fw4ce Fund
A Fepair fvnd for M￿nIenanceto the AJI s￿Trts
¢A¥EO
ltyth8 c4ts CM4EO grrAFP.
A fund forih6 rv46low*ni ￿1h8 Parf¥h C￿.
Events
A forgmro fcithe ￿$ts ofe¥enty.
eonk
Al￿0 to SU￿￿1 Ihe sire1t(￿ Fwd 88nk. in asyyiabw ￿7th
MiMiorE Dor￿10￿$
These were forswi4 8ppeth or coHeciKffls
Oryan Malnten£nte
A fvnd for the ofts ethurth (w.
Afund for the tywdwedtoy¥*.
Padsh CeTrtre
A re￿Tf￿nd forrn*5f3rrEto the Parish C*.
SthoWrsh4p l &Jrsary Fund
A fund forwgrk ￿Ong ￿ung PPo￿e￿I0SupVt{Ktsvath ofytvy
St Lautyr￿e'S Fund
A furKI fy to svpwrt the Sl laur￿￿.
StlacW• F￿d
Stmichael's Al￿ntenance
A ￿p￿r ￿nd Mainterran￿ts) the St
Y¢xth Chlldr2n¥ Wovk
Youlh & Cornmunit￿ Worker
A lund to pay for tre salary oflhe #aifrnunbw.
Alund to suptxyt olY¢xth W(xker MinBlry*ry￿￿Tr Chvrch Slretton.

Stretton Parish
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continuedl
Forthe year ended 31 December 2024
11
Endornnt Funds
BIF as at
1.12024
Gainsl
losses
CIF as at
31.12.2024
Income Expenditure Transfers
2.372
1,169
CD Wilson Trust
73,341
1,564
76,108
73.341
2,372
1,169
1,564
76,108
The CD Wllson Trust was estsblished on 27 June 1973 betsveen ConslarKe l)ouglas Wilson and the Rector and
Churchwa¥ds of the Parish Church of Church Slretton for the e81ablishmert of a charit*Ae fthyl to prov>de w0￿erS and
visitors for the aged at home or in institutions or h￿￿s, in or rwr the Parrsh of Churth Stretton. From 1 April 2007 the
Parochial Church Counctl agreed to 3malgam3le the acccwnling and rec(*ding of the work of thi% Tnjst as a segregated
endowment fund. The Rector and Churthwardens conlinue a5 Trustees wslh oversight ofthe ongoing work ofthis
charitsble trust which currenty funds the travel expenses ft)r elderty parish visiknng & the Carois & Tea event in December.
12
Unrestri¢ted Funds
BIF a$ at
1.12024
Gainsl
losses
CIF as at
31.12.2024
In(xvne Expendilure Transfers
St Lauren￿'S
337.571
176.
189,803
327,135
337.571
176,966
189.803
2,400
327,135
13
Bookstall Accounts
2024
2023
Income
95
Expenditure
37
Bookstall Operating SuFplus I l)eficit
58
15

Stretton Parish
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued)
For the year ended 31 December 2024
14
Parish Centre Accounts
2024
2023
OPERATING INCOME
Booking charges
5,807
4,980
OPERATING EXPENDITURE
Cleaning
Refreshments & miscellaneous
Minor repairs and renewals
Electricity, gas and water
5,940
2,099
4.106
6,330
18,474
5,399
2,169
5,160
7.410
20,139
Parish Centre Operating Deficit
Less provision for future maintenan
Contribution from Parish Church
-12,668 -15,159
-1,742
-1,494
-14,410 -16,653
Non Routine Income
PV solar
1,886
1,968
Non Routine Expenditure
Maintenance
Depreciation
Total Parish Centre Deficit
-500
-500
-13,023 -15,185
15
Controlling parties
The charity is controlled by the Goveming Board of Members
16
Related Party Transactions
One trustee, G Shuttleworth, received payments totalling £178 in retum
for playing the organ durtng sendi￿S (2023: 2 trustees totalling £1,258).