ST PAUL'S CHURCH, TUPSLEY
ur4AUDITED REPORT AIND ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
Charity Registration No. 1134258

ST PAUL'S CHURCH, TUPSLEY
UNAUDITED REPORT Af+lD Accouf4TS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022
CONTENTS
Page
Trust¢¢s' Awiual Repoi't
Statement of Trustees responsibilities
Independent Exaininer's Report
Ststement of Financial Activities
10
Balance Sheet
11-15
Notes on Accounts

St Paul's Cliurch, Tllpsley
Trustees Annual Report
ror the year ended 31 December 2022
Objectives and Aetivlties
The PCC is committed to enabling as many people as ]x)ssible to worship at our church and to becoille
part of our parish communily at St Paul's. The PCC maintain5 an overview of worship throughout the
parish and inakes suggestions on how our services can involvc the many groups that livc 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 incumbent and the PCC have Considered rhe
Commission's guidance oil public benefit and, in particular, the specific guidaiice on charicies tor ihe
advancement of religion. In particular, we try to enable ordinary people to live out their faith as parr of
our parish community through worship and prayer- learning about the Gospel and developing their
knowledge and trust in J&su,s. This can be in gathered woi'ship (services) on Sunday and other days, in
LifeGroups gathering to study, pray, encourage and worship, aiid through 'Pastorate' and other networks
and meetings to assist with pastoral care.
To tacilitate this work, it is important that we maintain the fabric of the Church of St. Paul's and (he
linked Community Centre.
Where possible we seek to work together with other I￿21 churches and groups, eqpecially Hampton
Park URC and Tupsley Whitehouse Community Hub.
Aini andpurposes
St Paul's Parochial Church Council IPCC) has the responsibility of cooperating with the incumbent,
the Reverend Nick Arm8trong, in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish. the whole mission of the
Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumcnical.
The PCC is also specifically r&sponsible for the maintenance of the Church and cominunity Hall of St
Paul's, Church Road, Hereford and the church lodge at 107 Church Road.
Achievements and Perrorn￿nee- h]11 details under the separate reports
Worship and Prayer
The PCC are keen (o offer a r<inge of services during the week and over the course of the year that our
community find both beneficial and spiritually fulfilling. Ways of welcoming and linking the missing
generations into our church were well established prepandemic, and are now continuing to emerge
crcaling a new normal,:
a simpler Messy Church format:
weekly Worship hosting St Paul's Primary School classes in church.
a weekly Open Ihe Book assembly now inviting years 5 and 6 from Hampton Dene School opposite
into church.
St Paul's Ckurch Commmruty Centre
This hosts a full-lime Child¢are ministry {St Paul's Childcare, Charity registered number - 1175452)
Monday lo Friday, and fellowship andlor children's group Sunday mornings. Brownies and oihei ￿'Ollp,
are regular evening users throughout the year.

St Paul's churc￿ Tupsley
Trustees Annual Report (continued)
For the year ended 31 December 2022
Mi.r5ion and Evangelisin
The Horizons Committee colllinue to allocate a pro]x)rtioi) of our funds and aiTangc urgeiit fundraisiiig
towards various causes local to Hereford and abroad. The weekly Coffee Shop which is jointly i'uii with
Hampton Park URC, providing fricndship and pastoral care to many elderly people in our community.
has been able to operate for most of the year and coi)tinues to be a popular and importanr part of our
mission and outreach, as (loes our iiivolvement with the Tupsley Voice community ncwspaper.
Treasurer's Report: for year end 31 December 2022
The 2022 accounts show an excess of expenditure Ov￿. income of £1,613 {2021- excess of expenditure
over incotne £13,815). I consider this to be a rca50nable shortfall as we continue lo recover from the
impact of-covid.
Once again. we were able to honour our commitment in full to Herefoi'd diocese by paying into the
Common Fund a total of £79,000 {2021 £77,500). This was in splte of incurring unexpected co.sts of
£2,100 lo remove the remaining stone crosses from the r(x)f of the church {which had been identified as
being unsafc) following the fall of one during heavy storms. Discusstons remain ongoing about the
timing of the restoration. There was only one other larger than planned for expenditure as it was found
necessary tn rcplacc more of the Einergency Lighting signs in the Community Centre than expected.
In 2022 Hall lettings increased and now are near to returning lo pre-covid levels: l am hopeful that this
trend will continue and that ihe income generated from them will help us to meet the cha21eiiges of 2023.
The ecnnomic uncertainty of current times suggests that 2023 will be equally as challenging, if not more
so, a5 we come out of fixed price energy deals and seek to tneet the challenges of engaging with those
in our community who feel Ihat God has no part to play in thcir daily life. We are blessed to have some
capital reserves built up but we must seek to use these wiscly as we look to serve God and establish His
kingdom both here in Tupsley and furrher afield.
In January 2021 the PCC voted in favour of adopting a Giving Poliey. The Statement of Intent reads "It
is our intention that from 2021 Si Paul's PCC will give a minimum of IO% of our income away- sowing
into ihe Kingdom of God after the teaching and exaTnple of Jesus and the Bible. This will generally bc
distributed through the discenimenr of our Horizoiu committee." Thus, in 2022. the Horizons
Cotntnittee received a suin of money equivalent of IO% of all church giving i'eceived in the previous
year. this amounted to £6.981 {2021 £6,797). I have summariscd below both donations made directly
through the Horizons Committee and those collected directly from the congregation.
J'd like to end by once again recording my Thanks to all who help in this role practically. especially Ann
Gabb our amazing Gifi Aid Treasui'er and Assistant Treasurer and Val SiThms who is always ready to
help out. I'm also incredibly graieful for the suppoi't I get from all member8 ol the Standing Committee
and PCC whose wisdom is invaluable. My final Thanks musl go to you all - I am always humblcd by
your wonderful generoslty, both financially and spiritually, and I consider myself truly blessed lo be
able to serve Si Pavl's as Treasurer.
Karen Bishop.

St Palll's Chureli, Tupsley
Trustees Annual Report Icontinuedl
For tlie year ended 31 Deeember 2022
Chari
orted
cliffe Bible Ti'anslators
Paymcnt of sponsorship to HDBF - Tan2ania
New Life Nepal
DEC - Ukraine
DEC - Pakistan Floods
Yeleni Cancer Su
ort
Vennlurc
Totsl
Horizons
Con
re
ation
600
600
600
500
500
300
800
600
600
600
114.40
500
300
724.60
385.60
75.40
Tearfllnd
Barnabas
Christian Aid
Christian Aid- East Africa
Af han Aid
The Livin
Room
Church Mission Sc*iet
Children's Societ
Bible Societ
Water Aid
Total
Harvest
1,000
800
400
500
500
500
239.94
193.01
131.00
319.23
£8,483.18
775
800
400
500
500
500
33.50
33.50
225
206.44
159.51
131.00
319.23
£1.502.18
£6,981.00
Financial Review
2022 showed all increase in income to £133,045 cotnpared with £132,944 in 2021. Charitable
expenditure reduced from £139.573 in 2021 to £134,659 this yeai.. The charity therefore had a net
charitable deficit of £1,613 12021.. deficit £6,629). Howcver. due to the £Nil write off CBF tunds not
owned by chc charity in the year (2021 £7,186 wiite oft ot startiiig capital paid to St Paul's Childcare),
the total net deficit for the year was £1,613 (2021.. deficit £13,815).
Reserves policy
It is the policy ot this PCC to hold iii resme, the equivalent of 3 months running costs, iiicluding staff
wagcs. and 6 months contribuiion to the Parish Share. It is also our policy to hold an amount for likely
church building works as identified in the latest Quinquennial reporl and an ainount for the maintenance
of the fabric of the community ccntre. In 2023 the PCC has no major plaiis with regard to the exterior
of either the communily centre building or the church. Thc planned for repairs to the churchyard path
and surrounding area in 2022 did not happcn so these are carried forward into 2023. An amount of
£18,000 has been sel aside for this. The PCC continues to hold £15,000 in respect of legacies received
in 2020 which il has set aside as a deposit for future missionloutrea¢h work. A total of £89,000 is
therefore needed and the PCC is pleased to note ihai there are sufficient funds to mcei these obligations
al this time. This policy will be reviewed in a year's lime.

St Paul's Churcl), Tup51ey
Trustee5 Annual Report (continued)
For tlie year ended 31 December 2022
Structure. governance and m8nagetnent
The method of appointment of PCC inembcrs is sel out in the Church Represenialion Rules. At St Paul's
the tnembership of the PCC consists of the ineumbent lour vicar), chuichwardens, curate, reader and
members elected by those meTnbers of the congregation who are oi) thc clectoral roll of the Church. All
those who attend our serviceslmembers of the congregation are encouraged to register on the Electoral
Roll and stand for election to the PCC.
The PCC members are responsible for making decisions on all matters of general ¢oncern and
importance to the parish including deciding on how the tunds of the PCC are to be spent.
Volunteers
We would like to thank all the volunteers who work so hard to make our church a lively and vibrant
community.
T￿￿tee trainlng
The Truste&% undertake contlllued safeguarding training.

St Paul's Church, Tupsley
Tr￿￿teeS Annual Report (continued)
Foi- the year ended 31 December 2022
Reference and administratffive information
Registered Charity name
The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiasiical Parish of Si
Paul's, Tupsley. Hereford
Charity name
St Paul's Church, Tupsley
Registered Charity number
1134258
Princi￿] office
The Bcnefice Office, 107 Church Road. Hereford, HRI IQN
Governing document
Parochial Church Council Powers Mcasure {1956) as ainended
and Church Representation Rules
Trustees
Rev. Preb. N P Armstrong
Mrs P C Duggan
Mrs A Gabb
Mis K E Bishop
Mrs S Layton (resigned 24 April 2022)
Mrs D J Hartland
Mrs J M Shav¢
Mrs B Bullivat)t (Tesigned 24 April 2022}
Mr V Payne (resigned 24 April 20221
Mr K Pratley
Mrs M Jone5
Rev J Chipper
Mrs R Burrow
Mrs H Bailey
Mrs J Hancock (appointed 24 April 2022)
Bankers
Lloyds TSB Bank plc
8 High Town
Hereford HR12AE
Independent exaininers
Haines Watts Hereford Limited
Chartered Accountants
3 Floor. Broadway House
32-35 Broad Street
Hereford HR4 9AR

St Paul's Church, Tupsley
Trustees Annual Report (continued)
For the year ended 31 December 2022
Rtsk Management
The TTiistee5 continue to monitor the major risks which the charlty Fa￿ aiid has established systems
to rediice those risks. Risks are reviewed at least annually. The main risks included the health and safety
of volunteeFS and calleTS, malntenance of the church and community hall and the continued viability of
the PCC.
Independent Examlners
Haines Watts Hereford Limited have a￿eed to offer themselves for re-appointment as independent
examlners of the charity.
On behalf of the Ix>ard of Trustee5
Rev Preb. N P Ar￿￿trol]g- Vicar of Tupsley and Hampton Bishop
Mrs K Bishop - Treasurer

ST PAUL?S CHURCH, TUPSLEY
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
for the year ended 31 December 2022
Statement of Trustees, Responsibilities
The tTUStees are responsible for preparing The Trustees, Annual Report and the financial statements in
accordance with applicable law and Uiiited Kln8dom Accoiinting Standards (United Kkn8dom
Generdlly Accepted Actounling Practice). FRS102 and SORP 2015
The law applicable to chaiities in England and Wales requlres the trustees io prepare fjnancial
statements For each Pinanclal year whlch give a true and fair vlew of the state of affalrs of the tharity
and of its incoming resources and application of resources of the charity for that period.
In preparfjng these financial statements. the trustees are required to..
select suitable accounting policle5 and then apply them consistently..
observe the methods and principles In the Charitles SORP (FRS I0212015,'
make judgements and estimate5 that are reasonable and prudent;
State whether applicable aLcoiinting stdndards have been followed. subject to any material
departures dlsclosed and explained in the financial stafrments,
prepare the financlal statements on the golng coEKern basis unless It TS inappropriate to presume
that the charlly will continue ?n a bllsiness.
The triistees are responsible for keepthg proper accouttting records that disclose with reasoEkable
accuracy at any time the financlal position of the charity and ei)able them to ensure that the financial
statements comply with the Charities Act 2011 and the Charity (Accounts and Reports) Re8ulatioThs
2008. They are also responsible for Safe￿larding the assets of the charlty and hence for taking
reasonable steps for the preventloTr and deteciion of fraud and other trregulai'ities.
On behalf of the Trnstees
Rev Preb. N P Arn￿trong
Triistee
%_u&. ?02S

Independent Examiner's Report to the Tr￿Stee5 of St Paul's Church Tllpsley
I report on the accounts of the charity for the year ended 31 December 2022.
Respective responsibilities of trllSte￿ and examiner
The charity's trustees are responsible for the preparatioll of the accounts. The charity's truste
consider that an audit is not required for this year under seclioii 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 (the
2011 Aet) and that an independent examination is needed.
It is my responsibility lo..
examine the accounts under section 145 of the 2011 Act.
follow rhe procedurcs laid down in the general Directions given by the Charity Commission
under section 145(5}(bl of Ihe 2011 Act., and
state whether particular matters have come io my attcntioll.
Basis of independent examiner's report
My exAmination was catried out in accordance with the general Directions given by (he Chai'ity
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 consideiation of any
unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanacions 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 a5 to whether the account.s present a
"true and fair view" and the report is limited to those matters set out in the slalemeiil below.
Independent examiner's statement
In connection with my examination, no mailer has come lo my attention=
which giv￿ me reasonable cause to believe that. in any material respect. the requirements..
to keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of Ihe 2011 Act. and
io prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and cornply with the
accounting requirements of ihe 2011 Act have not bcen met- or
to which. in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of
the accounts lo be reached.
Name.- Sophie Powell
Relevant professional qualification or body.. FCCA
ON BEHALF OF HAINES wA￿s HEREFORD LIMITED
Chartered Accountants
3 Floor
Broadway House
32-35 Broad Street
Hereford
HR4 9AR
li "prJ

St Pilll's Church, Tupsley
Statement of Flnancial Actlvities
lincludillg Inc￿1￿0 and Expettditure Account)
ror the year ended 31 Deceniber 2022
Unrestrlcted Restricted Endowmellt
Fund
Fund
Fund5
Total
Fund5
2022
Total
FuntL
2021
Nofe
Jncome
Don£ltions and legacies
77,15
77.151
75.427
Charitable activitie8
14.112
14,112
6,478
Oiher Iradillg aciivilics
-361
28
Iiivestn)ent incoJn¢
36,482
36.482
32,688
Other income
4,940
4,940
18.323
Total income
133,046
133,046
132.944
Expenditure
ExpBndilure on thaTiI(Trble aclivifieb
Oiher expenses
7/8
134.659
134,659
139.573
7,186
TO1￿ expeiiditure
134,659
134,659
146.759
Nei incomellexpendilure and nei movetnenl
in fuiids for Ihe year
11,6131
11,613)
113,8151
Transfeib between funds
Reconciliation of funds
Tolai funds broughi forward
604,138
4.028
10,000
618,166
631,981
Total funds eartied foiward
602.525
4.028
10,000
616,553
618,166
All aclivities are cla%sed as coniinuing
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Si Paul's Church, Tups]ey
Notes on the accouiits
Year ended 31 DEceniber 2022
l A¢eouJiti118 pollele&
The priniipal &ccouniing policies Rdopted, judgeinenis and key sources of estiinaiioii lunceriEiiity
in the pr¢paratinn of th¢ fin&n¢ial %tat¢m¢Jit$ are 4$ follow$.'
41 Bast% of prepllration
The financial silltemen15 hawe been prepared in accordallce wiih ihe AccountinE ￿ld Reponing
by Chatiiies.. SiaEenwii of R￿0￿mended Thtclice applicable EO Ch￿l11e5 pirparing their accoun15
in u¢¢ordance wilh lh¢ Fin#ncial Reporting Siandard applicable in the UK and Republ2c of Ireland
(FRS 1021 (effective l JAnullry 20151- CIiRriiics SORP IFRS lQ211, And the Finaliel￿ Reportiiig
Sidndard applicknle in the UK cind Republic of Ireland IFRS1021.
St P&ul's Church. TupslÈy. mÈtL% the definitinn ot a piiblic bBnefil entity undei FRS 102. As8ei&
and liabilities are initially recognised ai hisiorical costor transaction value unless oil)erwise
stated in the relevant aceouniing policy notels).
bl ReconciliAtioiJ with previou8 Generally A¢¢epied AccounlingPrdclice
In preparing the ￿coUnt5, the Lusiees hdve considered whether in applyingthe JceountinE
policies required by FRS012 aiid tlic Chtiritieg SOTIP PRS 102 the re%ialetnBnl olcompaTaiive ileu
Was Tequiied.
CI Ptep￿￿tiOn of aCCOiliiE& oli a going cOnC￿Tr b&sis.
Thc tnisteEs COMSider the fuods availoble will enable Ihecharity lo operdle for mole ihan one year
and on thai b35is IhechariLy 1% a goingconcern.
dl Incojne
Income including govemn*nrgrani8 dre recogn15ed when IhechdThly hii5 Bnlitle]]￿I lothB
fund%. any perforinance condiiion% att&clied io Ili¢ it¢mlsl of incom¢ hav¢ b¢¢n mei. it 1$ probabl¢
di<lt the iiicome W￿11 be received dnd the amount can be n]e￿5￿red reliably.
For leg(Icie5, entitlenTrnE 1.4 tllkeii as the ethier of thedate on whicli eitlier.. the charity 1% Bware that
probaie hds been grdnied, the esldte hLs been tiiiylised and notificalioii Inade by theexecutoiN to
Ihe ￿lls1 that a dis￿1b￿ll0n will be made, orwhen a distribution is received from ihe e51ai¢. R¢£¢ipi
f a legacy, in whole or in part, IS ODly considered probable when lh¢ ainouni cali be mea%urcd
reliably and Ilie charity ha5 been noiified of the execlltoi's inleniioii to nuke a disiribuiion. Wheie
legAcies liave been noiified 10 th¢¢liarily, or lh¢ ¢harily 1% awate of the graniing of probaie. aijd the
CFiierid foi incomB tecognilion have been iiiei then the legacy is treawi #8 U GDniinscni
disclosed if m¥¢tial.
el Iiiterest rcc¢ivabl¢
InleK¥L on funds held on deposit is includEd when receivable alld the￿￿￿￿te￿I be measured
r¢liably by the ch2riiy'. Ihis is normally upon notiftcaiion of Ihc In￿[¢81 paid oipayable by ihe bank.
O Fund accounting
Unr¢51ri¢1ed fund% artt availabl¢10 spthid on ￿E1vill¢S thai furthu any of Ihe putpose3 of th
charity. Designated funds llre unrestticted funds of the chariry which the ttustees hai?edecided
at iheir discretion to 8eE aside for a specific P￿￿oSe. Resuicied fund.s ate donations which ihe
donor ha¥ bpetified ar¢ to b¢ u¥ed ¥ol¢ly for p#rti¢ulaT JtEab of di¢ chJrily'b WDrk OT fDr purliculai.
ctivities carried ollt hy the chBriiy.
Endowlli¢Jit funds llre iiot available for spendiDg on day to day activitie5 bllt income EeneJ2ted
forn￿ pail oluiirestrici¢d income.

St Paul's Church. Tupsley
Notes on the *¢counrs
Year ended 31 December 2022
gl BxpBndiiuTe and iiircoverAble VAT
Expendiiuie 1% Teco8nised on¢e Ihetc is a legal orconsmctive obligation io n*ke a paymeni lo
thi1￿ party, IL is P]Dbable thllt settlement will be requiird and the amouiit of the obligiitioij cwi be
measurth reliably.
h) Allocation olsuprrt)rt costs
Sui)pori LU%ls arc Ihofe lunclion.4 that &%sisl the work oldie chariiy livi do noi ditecily undertake
chdriidble activities. Support costs include ba¢k- officE costs. fjnance, personnel und govern4n¢e
%i% which SUPPDrt the charity's aciiviiies.
il T￿IgIble fixed a$setg
The piopertie% owned by the charity have Eeeii capit&liged &t tL)$t. The Iru%lee5 con%ider their
valuation to be in excess olthe otiginlll eosi and as 5u¢h have been depreciaEed.
pl￿ni and oiheTequiptnBnl is dEp￿Killted the yearafterpurth8x- 33.33% straighi line.
jl Fixed asset investments represent fund¥ h¢ld wiihin CCLA utco￿nts.
kl Cysh #t bank ind hand
C￿sh at b￿lk and in hand in¢lude$ cash and short terni highly liquid inve51￿￿nIS With D short
matyrily of th￿e mollth8 or I￿S fram tht date pf aEqui5ilion oropeningof the depi)%II OT %iTDilar
accouni.
11 Creditors aiid PTovisions
Crdiior% and provisions are recognised whern thecliariiy ha5 a p￿sent obliostion r¢suliing fro
apast event thal will probably ￿sU11 in the transfer of funds to a third party and the omounl due to
8¢tile Ihe obligaiion can k Me&sured or ttsiimaied reliably. Crediior.% Biid provigiong are norwlly
recogllised thrir ¥ciilctnrnt amount afEei allowingfor ￿lY Irad¢ di&¢ounl¥ du&
2 Legal staths of the charity
The legal siatus of the charity ￿ establishÈd by Stalul4 nomely 5eciions 2 and l ofihe Parochial
Churcli Couneil'% IPowrt51 Nlca5UtE 1956. MeahUR4 liave the forc¢ as Acis olParliatnent, so ilie
ex151eiice and legal siaius ola PCC is part olthe law of the land.
2022
2021
3 Charitable &ctivities
ee% for weddings and funerals
Mnney given 10 help wilh ¢O%L$ thf m4ii)i￿n1￿E the Churchyard
Church liall Idiings
9.729
248
4.135
14,112
6.137
341
6.478
2022
2021
4 Other Iradlhg actiJTrlit5
Fulld rdi&ilig S￿eS
361
361
28
28
2022
2021
5 Investmenl Ineome
Bank iiiterest
Rent fioTn141nd ond buildings
29
32.659
-32.688
36.378
36,482
12

St Paul's Cljurcli. Tupsley
Notes on tho accouiTrts
Year onded 31 December 2022
2022
2021
6 Other iii¢&ine
Sundiy incomc
Covid grcini.
Energy Erdiits
603
?.667
1.670
92
18.231
18.323
2022
2021
7 All*lysLs ofexpenditsjre oll th￿ri￿ble gctijities
Mlssionary giving
Mini51ry Phrish shate
Mission And evaiig¢lism c051$
Support C0515 INolB 81
6,981
79.0(K)
6,797
77.5
62
55,214
139.573
48.432
134,659
8 Supporl costs
Salary af parish Secretary
H￿1 carelaker sillff C￿lS
Hall waterr￿leS
Hall ligliL and he
Hall mwnt¢nan¢c
Drivcway cxpenses
Church water raies
5,464
6.733
708
3,633
7,082
-1.107
6.381
648
2,957
105
2,608
6.260
2.748
2,383
5.691
456
9.145
Church insuran¢¢
Church Tnaiiitenance
Chiirch tApitul expuidiiur¢
Upkeep ofchurcli seivices
Upketp of¢hw¢hyatd
dge maintenance
Otrtce adininisitaiioii
GovetnJncecosls- Indyndenl examination
D¢pr¢¢iaiion of planl & equipment
2,¢MI
2.265
697
6,869
1.380
S72
48,432
4.952
1,260
572
55,214
9 Other expekws
This amouiit ofNil {2021 £7,186) has been written off thÈ bÈlan¢¢ slieet. Il re]aM io CBF6 Hisioric Endowmeijt
fund bd]ances, iiot actually owiied by thechariry.
10 Trustees remuneration
Duriiig rhe year admillisirniion expenses ioialliiig£2.22612021.. 4Trusiee8.' £1,075) wue
r¢imbur%ed 10 fourTrnsiees.
Noncof the Tiuslces h&Ye been paid aiiy re]nuneration or received any other beii¢fii8 froin the cliariiy.
11 Staff ci)sts
No ￿npl0yeeS were paid over£60,000 iii the cunTnt or previoui y¢Jr.
Th¢aYerage numb¢rolemployces during the year were 312021.. 31.

St Paul's ChU￿h. Tupsley
Notes oij the aecounts
Year ended 31 Deeember2022
12 Tgngible fixed assets
Freebold
PIAthI &
Property Equipme￿1
C051
Brooghi forward
Addiiion5
Catried f{pTw￿d
519,624
521.341
519.624
521.341
Depreciatjoll
BrOu￿t forw3rd
Charge foi Ihe year
Cartied forward
1,145
572
572
Net Book Vallle_Al Dec 22
Net Value 31 Dec 21
519.624
-119,624
519.6?4
-52fJ.196
-572
Cost
2022
Cost
2021
Freeljold Property
Hall
Caretakerf5 house
454.624
65.000
519,624
454,624
6.5.0
519,624
13 Investmont fjxed &5sets
Cost
2022
Cost
2021
Bank deposit CCLA Historic
10.IKiO
lo.￿0
10.000
lo.￿0

Sl Paul's ChurctL,Tupsley
Notes on Ilje
Year ended 31 December 2022
14 Unrt5trleted funds
Baliltice
31 Dt£einber
2021
ExpeThdituTh Trxiisfers
BJlance
31 Decoijibor
2022
Genera] fund
6(W.138
133.046
1134.6591
(702.525
IS Re51ricled funds
B￿lance
31 Deceimber
2021
Incotlle
Eypendiluri Trajjsfers
BalaiJ¢e
31 Decombor
2022
4.028
4.￿28
Re5￿cted lund% represent monies doDated iowards hearing. ¢hair.i and eleanins.
16 E]]dowment funds
Balance
31 Docomber
2021
Income
Expetkdilun Th'ansfers
Balan¢e
31 Doeember
2022
10,000
10.0
17 A￿alySiS of]Je(8&sets betwee]J fuiid5
UnrtStricted
runds
Restricted ENiowThenl
fund5
lunds
T¢>t21
Tangible fixed ds5ets
Fixed assei investments
Net curreni assets
519.624
10,000
72.901
602,525
-%19.624
10.O(K)
86.9?9
616.-%S.1
4,028
4.028
10.o(x)
10.O(M)