REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER: 07109404 {England and Wales}
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1134458
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Audlté
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Year Ended 31 Maich 20
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(8 company Ilmited by guarantee and not havtnga share capital)
Harts Llmited
Chartered Accountants and Ststutory Audltors
Westminster House
10 Westminster Road
Maccle5fleld
Cheshire
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Report of the Trustee5
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Report of the Independent Audltors
13-15
Cansolldoted Statement of Flnan¢lal Activltles
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Consolldated and Parent Company Balance Sheet
17
Consolldated Statement of Cash Flow5
Notes to the Hnanclal Statements
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The trustees, who are also director5 of the charity for the purpose of the Companies Act 2006, present their report wlth the consolldated
flnanclal statements of the charlty and its subsidiary for the year ended 315t March 2025. The flnanclal statements comply wlth the
Charltle5 Act 2011, the Companies Act 2006. the Memorandum and Artlcles of Assoclation 3nd the Charitles Statement of Recommended
Practice I'charltles SORP,) (applicable to charltles preparlng thelr accounts In accordance wlth the Flnanclal Reportlng Standard
appllcable In the UK and Republlc of Ireland,, FRS 1021 Issued In October 2019.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS
Reglstered Company Number:
07109404 {En8land and Wales)
Reglsteyed Charlty Number:
1134458
Reglstered olll¢e:
97 8arlow Moor Road
Dldsbury
Manchester
M202GP
Trustees:
Reverend A Delaney
Mrs. J Gbeleyl {reslgned 31st August 2024)
Mr. AJ Skae
Mrs. M 8ucknor
Mlss15cott
Mr. P Booth
Mrs. K Dean Allsup lappolnted 8lh May 20241
Mr. M H Au5tSn {appolnted 19th March 20251
CompBny Secretary.
Mr. AJ Skae
Audltors:
Harts Chartered Accountsnts
Westmlnster House
10 Westmlnster Road
Macclesfleld
Cheshlre
SKIO IBX
Bankers:
Natwest Bank PLC
699 Wllmslow Road
Dldsbury
Manchester
M20 6NW
Vir8ln Money
154- 158 Kenslngton Hlgh Street
London
W8 7RL
Scottlsh Wldows Bank
PO Box 12757
67 Morrlson Street
Edinburgh
EH3 81J
Aldermore Bank
Isi Floor. Block B, Western House
Lynch Wood
Peterborough
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STRucfuRE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Ivy Manchester is based at 97 Barlow MIMJr Road, Dldsbury, Manchester, M20 2GP.
Ivy Manchester 15 a company Ilmlted by guarantee. reg15tered In England and Wales, No. 07109404 and Is a Reglstered charlty No.
1134458.
Governlng document
The charity is controlled by it5 BovernlnE document, a deed of trust, and con5￿tuteS a Ilmlted company, Ilmlted by guarantee, as defined
by the Companies Act 2006,
Recrultmenl Inductlon. and tralnlng ol new Irustees
Any prospect5ve new trustees are retommended by the current board to the Church congregatlon for thelr con51deration. church
members are then able to vote on the appolntment of the prospective trustee. A majorlty vote confirm5 the appolntmenL Trustees are
kept updated through regular trustees, meEtlngs and communication throughout the year. New trustees have an initial Indu¢tlon meetlng
to go over the core re5ponslbllltles and expectatlons of the role. This Same meetln8 wlll provlde an opportunity to ask que5tion5 and
Identlfy any knowledge gaps for which a solutlon can be agreed and implemented. All trustees are experted to undertake a Dlsc105ure
and Barrlng Servlce IDBSI check.
Organlsatlonal structure
The Church of Jesus Christ Is meant to be a place where every member Is a mlsslonary and a mlnlster. Some of the work that Is done at
Ivy wlll of necesslty be pald and we alm to do that falrly and generously. but that volunteer splrlt runs throu8h the whole Body, of whlch
Jesus Chrlst Is the Head. Funttionally we have ElderlTrustee/Dlrectors who Guard the vlslon, a Staff team who Gulde the mlnlstry 50 that
the Glfts of the member5 are deployed for the work of ministry.
The members delegate the mana8ement of the Church to the Elders. Thls leadershlp group conslsts of the Pastor and other lay Elders,
Elders acl as Trustees of the charlly and Dlrectors of the Company. alongslde thelr Eldershlp role. Elders are nomlnated by other Elders
and appolnted by a malorlty vote of members. Staff recrultment Is overseen by the Elders, and th15 team (staff) are responslble for the
day-to-day operations of the Church. Our staffing structure Include5 the Senlor Pastor and Central Support Team Leader wlthln key
management posltlons.
Relatlonshlp$ wlih related partle$
We recognlse the Importsnce of malntalnlng Independent decSsSon maklng whlch Impacts related partles as listed further In th15
document. Regardlng staff appointments and remuneratlon declslons. no single party has overall declslon-maklng capabllltles wlthln the
recrultment processes. Oursalaried roles are advertlsed, wlth salary detslls Included. Salary changes are applled to Indlvlduals dependent
on role and responslbSllty changes or applled to the organ15atlon as a whole through the Church budget setting and vote process. Our
remuneratlon pollcy offers more detall on thls.
Wlder networks and connectlons
Ivy networks wldely wlth many churches and charltles relatlonally and mlssionally rather than formally or theologically. As such these
frlends on the same mlsslon do not exerclse overslght or contfol lor seek tol. Examples of these are Chrlstians Agaln5t Poverty ICAPI and
Westmlnster Theolo8lcal Centre {wrci Whe￿ we host local expresslons of those organlsations as Ivy mlnlstries,
Ivy Is a member of the Evangellcal Alllance of Great Brltsin as we find we can ascrlbe to thelr doctrinal basis and such membershlp
helpfully places us publlcly withln the malnstream of hlstoric blblical Christlanity in bellef and practice.

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Rlsk managemenl
The trustees have a duty to Identlfy and review the risk5 to which the charity is exposed and to ensurp approprlate controls are In place
to provlde reasonable assurance against fraud and error. We have flnanclal and governan￿ safeguards In place to manage r15ks In those
areas, Including the way our Board is structured (with no one person havlnB sIEnificant control). our Conflltt of Interest policy> our pollcy
on financSal rese￿e5 (where our savings are spread across dlfferent accounts) and a rlsk regLster. Major risks have been reviewed and
SY5tem5 or procedures have been established to manage those rlsks.
OBJEcfivES AND ACTIVITIE5
Alms and purpDSèI
The overall aim of Ivy thurth Is to advance the Chrlstian faith by prodalmlng the gospel of Jesu5 Chrlst for the beneflt of the church and
the publlc In Manchester, the Unlted Klngdom, and the rest of the world.
Oblectlves and 4ctlvltle$
Ivy alms to be a supernatural communlty, centered on Jesus.
The mlsslon of Ivy church Is Knowing. Growlng, Golng.
Knowlng God throu%h savlng falth In HIS Son Jesus Chrlst;
Growlng In maturlty and Ilfestyles of obedlence to God as revealed In the Holy 81ble;
Golng Into all the world to Indlscrlmlnately love, serve and help people flnd thelr way back to God.
We provlde a wlde ran8e of accesslble pro8rams, classes, actlvltle5 lincludlng church servlcesl and opportunltles for people to Discuver
the love of God, be Dellvered from bondages that hold thgm captive so they may Devote themselves wholeheartedly In Ilfestyles'..of
worshlp, Develop thelr God 8iven glfts and Deploy them for hSs glory and the Bood of our nelghbours.
We measure thSs through publlc steps of commltment such as prayerful commltments, baptlsms, course attendance, growth In generoslty
through glfts. tlthes and offerlngs. prayer meetlng5, 5etvlce opportunltles. small group attendance, local, clty and world m15slonal
activitles and soclal beneflt through sport, debt counsellln& hospltallty to refu8ee and asylum seekers and safe haven spaces such as the
Sensory 5pa¢e.
We teach publlcly the scrlptural truth that everything we have ¢omes from God and we are aceountable stewards. We alm to model this
personally as Chrlstlans and corpoTately as a church not only by wlse Investment but also by extravagant generoslty. We follow the
prlnclple of tlthlng IO% of our Income speclflcally to m15slonal work to spread the gospel of Jesus Chrlst, one of the maln oblects of the
charlty, whether through torporate partners such as The Message Trust In Manchester or In helplng to fund church member5 who are
mlsslonarles overseas or In the UK, Slmllarly, we glve away IO% of the annual Flrst Frults offerlng early In the year to SUPPOrt mlnlstrles
or projecrs at home or abroad.
Future plans
The world contlnues to be polarlsed, demorallsed and desperate for hope. The message of Jesus Chrlst seems more relevant than ever
and our urgency for the gospel and the fervency of our prayer must only Increase. We contlnue to alm at belng a hlgh Impact church -
maklng dlsclples. maturlng leader5 and maklng a great dlfference to meet needs locally and globallv.
The two sltes we own are mlsslonal hubs equipping and wnnectlng people and both contlnue to draw new people In to hear and respond
to the good news, The Didsbury slte refurbishment makes It even better to offer welcome and hospitality. Looklng ahead, we are
determlned to go deeper In prayer, further In love. and stronger in falth. Wlth more and rnore people bein8 drawn Into the Ilfe of the
chur¢h, we want to emphaslse the blessings and benefits of belonging In membership of a supernatural communlty that's all about Jesus.

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Publ1¢ beneflt
The trustees confirm that they have, when and where necessary to do so, pald regard to the Charity Comrnlssioner's Guldance on Publlc
Benefltwhen conslderlng and maknng its decisions. Attivities undertaken to furtherthecharity's purposes for the publlc benefit are shown
n the Revlew of Achlevements and Performance section of this report.
REVIEW OF ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR
Achlevements and perfomiance- the year In numbers:
Ovei 135 guests at Ivy Gold afternoon teas
OveT 78,000 webslte page vlews (Over I5.5c￿ dlfferent users}
Over 280 bookings at Ivy Buds every month land there are always walk Ins)
20 Debt Free CAP Cllents lacwuntln8 for 47 famlly member5 now Ilving In a debt-free home)
£1.7 mllllon debt repaid or written off through the Ivy CAP Debt Centre In the past 10 years.
7 people were baptlsed
19 people completed Freedom In Chrlst
9 Ignlte ni8hts
2 Ignlte Encounter nlght
10 Ivy Centrals
2 Week5 of Prayer and Fastlng
8 Worshlp Leader gatherlng
2 Worshlp and Tech team
12 Devote team gatherings
3 Tech trolnlng se551ons
30 Mornlng prayer zooms
6 WTC Graduates
3 Grow Group leader evenlngs
8 people completed the Speaker's Collecttve
2 Reglonal l Day LAUNCH Gatherlngs and 3 On The Road Local Gatherlngs
300+ Knowlng Growlng Golng course watched- many more booklets gl¥en out and used
2 new M1551on partner5, countless tlmes gospel shaied, responded to and dlsclples made
20 Mlsslon24 partlclpants
Over 100 famllSes came to the Grotto and Natlvlty Trall
52 klds at the Ll8ht Party
64 kids came to Backpackers
Over 270 Sensory Space booklngs
32 Youth went to Limitless Festival
67 Youth at the Annual Flfework5
56 Youth at the Christmas celebratlon
47 youth on the Cefn Lea weekend away
Flrst Frults 2024 total = £92,014
9 Young Adults gatherlngs
36 men completed the"Man you were made to be" course
164 women attended the'wlld and Free. conference
16 Ivy Basketball sesslons
6 Book Club sesslons
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12 Refugee dlnners
Summer Eveht5- Slmply Cyclin& Community Sunday. Coffee and Cake, Campfires and Conversation
4 Ivy@Work Zooms
4 Ivy Women's Hikes
5 ARC Leadershlp mornlngs
34 people attended the "After the Flood. screenlng
13 men completed Northumberland XCC event In Marth
Dlscover
Our goal Is to answer the qLFestlon 'How do we dlscovef people that don't know Jesus and help them ftnd thelr way back to God?, Here
are just a few examples of how we've tackled that. Iws relatlonshlp wlth Mlsslon24 and evangelist Jonath?n Conrathe has contlnued to
8row. We've had impact trainin8 days for Elders and staff. Jonathan preachlng at and the School of Mlsslon and Mln15try Startlng up
through Mlsslon24 wlth 20 students undertaking evangellsm and outreach tralning to take the v151on of re?¢hln8 the lost to a whole new
level In our Supernatural Communlty that's all about Je5U51
We have a150 focused at Easter and chrlstmas on spreadlng the good news of Jesus. wlth both a Good Frlday servlce and Carols In the
street5 shlrlng the 8ood news and glvlng out 81ft bags to passers-by, encouraglng them to read a John's Gospel, and go through the
Knowlng, GrowlnBI Golng book whllst dolng so. We have glven out over 250 bags and trust that God has planted seeds Into those
Indlvlduals and thelr famllles.
'Ladybrid8e Connect contlnues to connett with members of the commurytty that thelr polnt of need across a varlety of area5. We want to
Lelebrate the whole team of pald staff and volunteers that faithfully 5erveeach week. We also want to thank and celebrate the Ladybrldge
Connect LSmlted board of Dlrectors for all they do.
Ladybrldge Connert
The Ivy Cafe has been open for 3 years and contlnues to have record numbers of customers, many of them regulars, allowlnB US to bulld
relatlonships resulting In opportunltles to come alongslde, support and prayfor them. Notsbly, the funeral receptlon of a regular customer
was held In the Brockbank Centre wlth the cafe staff caterlng and Serving. Several month513ter the famlly stlll comment on the amazlng
team and how posltlve It was for them. Saturdays have seen the arrlvèl of a glrl's Junior football team uslng the cafe fadlltles after their
games. Durlng weekend lacrosse club rnatthes and crlcket team fixtures, the cafe has been Instrumental In buSldln8 posltlve relatlonshlps
wlth all the sports partnersi openlng the door for mlssional opportun(￿e$ and It's great new5 that some club members want to volunteer
wlth the Ivy team. Wlth the Increaslng numbers and a regular footfall Df 100 + weekly, the cafe volunteers team has been stretshed, yet
they always malntaln an ex￿lIent level of servlce, with tlme to smlle and Ilsten. The harvest Is plentlfvl. We want to see customers flndlng
8 relatlonshlp wlth Jesusl
The Brockbank Centre and the Pavlllon are excellent communlty resources used by the stakeholders and the publSc. The Luke 4 prlnclple
of good news to the poor. heallng for the slck. freedom for prlsoners and freelng the oppressed underpln5 how we use the premlses;
consequently, the center has become a place of wellbelng where social, emotional* physlcal, splrltual, and psychologlcal needs are met.
Around 150- 200 people attend some actlvlty on site or hire a room for a meetlng weekly. The excellent frddlltles and affordablllty of
what we offer regularly prompts the que5tlon, ￿hY do you do it?" The response Is always, 'Jesus."
As an example of how thls works, here are some of the thln8S that happen durlng the week:
IK Buds, vulnerable adult5 SUPPOrt group. Stockport Psychotherapy team support group. Stockport Fostering Services support group,
ADHD Nutrltlonal Support and Wellness, CDunsellln8 Services, Diabetes Aem155ion clinics, Downs Syndrome Manchester pre-school
group, fltness and dance classes, First Aid course5, language courses.

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Dellver
As part of Ivy's mlsslon. Dellver equlps bellevers Ipartlojlarly new one5) to embrace the freedom found in Chrlst. truly experlenclng the
Ilfe-changlng power of the gospel and thelr Inheritance as chlldren of God. Jesus enables us to Ilve as new creatlons, unburdèned by the
palns, Staln5. and chalns of the past. Through the Freedom in Christ course, we have provlded practlcal tools for bellevers to know thelr
Identity In Chrlst and deal with past hurts and current struBgles. These se5sion5 have helped many to unshackle from what held them
back and walk in abundant life and we are grateful for the team that ran the course. many of whom stepped up after completing the flrst
course themselves.
Some Ivy members attended excellent prayer tralnlng sesslons run by Blshop Graham Dow and some stsff had tralnlng In dellverance
mlnlstry via the Glasgow Prophetlc Alllance.
Our staff team, Includin8 Anthony and the elders, have offered support to people needing prayeri guldance, dellverance or heallng from
past wounds both for Indlviduals and couples and Ivy Care has continued to offer a listenlng seNlce. Thls year, we have heard many
testlmonles of Ilves transformed stories of healin& restoratlon, and newfound purpose.
CAP
The best way to celebrate the 20 Debt Free CAP Cllents In 2024 are In peoples, own words so here are a few quote5:
"I'm over the moon and In teors of rellef, thank you $0 mu¢hfor¢omlng Into my Ilfe.. Thls womt7n and herson are nowgolng to
thelr local church and are so grateful to Ivyfor all the help andsUPPOrt.
'Thanks to Ivy Church I hove so much hope agoin. sIn￿ Covld my wlfr and our 6 klds hove struggled b¢7dly but now we are debt
ftsel what o perfect staternentfor o chuffh thatfvllows the true Lord, who made all thlno5 new when he dledfvr u5. 1 would
recommend Ivy ChurchfvrsUPPOrt of the communlty 1000 tlmes over. Thank5 agaln."
"I want to thonk you and the C4P Teomfor all the help ond now l am debtAree. It Is a mosslve welqht off my shoulders. Thank
youAor all the proyets t7ndbeing with me every5tep ojthe woy."
We are so thankful for the number of famlly members now Ilvln8 Sn a debt-free home and for the scale of the debt that has been repald
or wrltten off throu8h the work of our Debt Centre.
Devoto
Building communlty amongst the teams has been an Important part ofourgrowth, supportlng and encouragln8 one another, The worshlp
leaders have met monthlyto have convetsatlon and learn through each other. as well asthe ehanee to ask questlons and to thlnk through
solutlons,
We've also met as a worship and tech team throughout the year. With new people JoinSng the team, It's been Important to get to know
one another better and bulld confldence In what we do.
Our Devote team member5 have dedlcated themselves to a vlslon refresh and prayer for the churth once a year but we also meet once
month In person. and once a month where posslble on Zoom to pray. The monthly Ignlte nlghts are central to Devote at ltry glvlng tlme
and Space dedlcated to God alone.
We've had the joy and prlvilege of having 2 weeks of prayer and fastlng this year and 2 Ignlte Encounter nlghts. Thls Is becomlng a regular
dlsclpllne for the church as a whole because we know the power that comes from God when we dedicate ourselves to Himl
Our prayer Is that everythlng we do In Devote wlll encouraBe the church to Spend tlme wlth God together as a church, but a150 In thelr
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Develop
2024 saw us contlnue to meet regularly wlth Grow Group Leaders. Each tlme Included opportunltles to share, dlsCUSs and to cheer one
another on. They've also been tlme5 to equlp our leaders to help them as they lead church members, They were brilllant evenlngs of
conneetlon and care for one another, wlth stories of God at work in members, lives as Grow Group5 prayed for one another. It's been
hugely encoura8ing. We've a150 had new leaders step into the role which Is amazlng. Each one of our Grow Group leaders are wonderful
and we are so very thankful lor them.
We completed the 3 step Speakers Collectlve Course wlth 8 of our church members taklng part and heard some of those members taklng
part In services over the year. Each of us has a volce for HIM. so don't be afraid to use It.
We were also sad to say goodbye to Loulse Yuill who stepped down from the staff team In December 2024. We are veTy 8fdteful for all
that Loulse contrlbuted to Ivy across her years On the staff team and we look forward to her contlnulng at church. alongside her famllyi
In the years to come.
WTC
We have had a wonderful year In the Manthe5ter wrc TheoloAy Hub. So much has happened,. many e55ays wrltten, falth bulltj prayers
prayed, relatlonshlp5 for8ed and falthful deep dlves Into the depths of God. The Hub condnues to be a place of growth, worshlp,
dlscusslon. faith and frlendshlp. We saw 6 students graduate thls year and welcomed 10 new students. There are 20 followers of Jesus
that Ivy Is champSoning to get In the dust of the Rabbl and deepen thelr understandlng of G¢)d, comin8 from Manchester, Llverpool and
Chester.
Ben Blackwell has tsken over the wrc Prlnclpal role from Lucy Pepplatt, and we ha￿8 great tlme welcomlng hlm to Manchester in July
to share wlth us. It was a fabulous opportunlty for hlrn to meet some of the alumnl. but also be able to thare hls heart around our
understandlng of the Klngdom of God wlth the Ivy church famllv.
Here are a few reflectlons from students at the end of last academlc year:
ran5formatlonul- l om belng tronsjorme
The hub Is thefull package.. acodeml¢ splrltual, postorol, communlty.
'Its been a pl¢yce of redlscoverlng my5elf- reset ondrelounch,
'The communltyhas olwgys been o reluge, a sofrplace In thestorrn5 Of Ilfr. Its been reolfyspeclal, reallyunlque. Where else do
you get th15P'
Deploy
Imaglne mapplng every relatlon5hip and interactlon of Ivy members across the clty and the world, then picture sharlng somethlng of
jesus In each of these. Steve Small, our Deploy Team Leader, had a vlslon of Ivy as worker bees d15per5ed acro55 the clty - not carrySng
pollen, but Ilght into a dark clty, startlng new hlves and colonles of falth. Over 2024, 50 many shared Jesus In extraoTdlnary ways, uslng
resources Ilke Knowlng Growlng Goln& applylng too15 from Dlsclpleshlp Pathway Tralnlng, and reachlng new people, Church members
served throu8h Ivy inltlatlves such as the Café. Buds, refugee dlnners. Svy Gold, as well as events Ilke Ivy Klds events and more. Through
these. people have encountered Jesus and begun their dis¢ipleshlp loumeys, indudlng Rlchard. Harry and others who were bap￿Sed thls
year.
We contlnue to support and pray for our Mlssion Partners, who Inspire and spur us on 0$ they follow their calls. both here and overseas,
Thls year, we welcomed new Mlsslon Partners. including Hope Lebedyn, vthich meets practlcal needs and shares Jesus In East Ukralne.
and Hope for Justice, a Man¢hester-based charlty flghting modern slavery and human trafflcklng.
There are unprecedented numbèrs of dlsp13ced people worldwlde and many refugee5 in Manchester. Some were housed locally. from
different countrles and dlfferent falths, with some Christian5 finding their way to Ivy on a Sunday. The hotel refugees had Ilmlted
resources and were not allowed to work. They were safe but bored durlnE the often protracted application process to galn the rlght to
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The hotel was meant to be temporary, yet Some, parttcularly 51ngle men, Spent many months there, with little or control over when
or where they were moved. Though It has not been pos51ble to keep In touch wlth many of the people we met, we were called to be a
blesslng whlle they were on a lourney, seed 50wer5 helping them to feel welcomed and be seen, heard and valued In our cornmunlty,. to
know that there are people who care about thelr stories and thelr needs and to see that Chrlstians offer hospitallty uncondltionally in a
culturally sensltlve way.
A ¢hur¢h member was In a posltlon to Invlte refugee5 to monthly meals and sodal contsct wlth local people at Ivy through thelr
profe5slonal role. All who came appreciated being invited to meet us, have a change of scene, to be able to tell thelr storles and practlce
Engllsh, to have some dlfferent food and, for the children, to play games and have some fun.
Some of the team have occaslonalty tsken refu8ees out for coffee or vlslts to the clty centre,, one couple hosted English lessons in thelr
house,. one refugee volunteered at Iwy cafe and some of the Chrlstlan refugees Jolned Ivy Grow Groups. A huge thank you to the team
who provlded all of thls support.
LAUNCH
In the face of storles and statlstlcs of the decllnlng church In the west. we belleve Iwy Is called to brlng hope and encouragement to other
churches as an Apostollc Resource Centre IARCI. We have gathered wlth others to equlp. traln and launth dlsclples who make dlsclples
Into the world to do the work of the Klngdom. LAUNCH, now Inlts 8th year, Is Integral to the vlsion of belng an ARC as leaders connect,
collaborate and cry out for klngdom Impact In our reglon, our natlon and beyond.
LAUNCH North Imanchesterl'and South18uckin8hamshire) 2024 gathered hUnd￿'d5 of leaders for 'Fforn Survival to Revival, one-dav
events In partnership /sponsorshlp with major or8anisatlons includin8 Llvin8 On The Edge, Compassion UK, Mission24 and Pioneer
Network.
In addltlon, after the success of multlplylng LAUNCH In 2023, we pSoThee￿d a8aln thls year wlth 'LAUNCH On The Road, whereby Anthonv
Delaney and Emma Jeffery travelled to varlous reglons to resource and support local leaders. In Devon, Essex and Wigan, helplng them
to develop ap05tollc hubs where God has placed them.
2025 has already seen LAUNCH grow further with two two-day8atherings in June, North and South. with a focus on 'High Impact Church,:
Maklng Dlsclples-multlplylng Leaders-meetlng Deepest Local Needs. We are partnerlng agaln wlth LSvlng On The Edge as well as Stelger
and The Send to explore how we can reach and release Gen Z Into God's dreams and thelr destlny.
Klds
This year has been an excitlng and frultful season for Ivy Klds as we continue to 8row and thrive In OUT mlsslon to nurture young hearts
In the love and power of Jesus. A key highli8ht has been welcoming a number of new famllles Joining on Sundays. It's been a joy to get to
know them and build friendships as we disciple our children in their faith.
The much-antlclpated return of the Backpackers summer hollday club was another slgnlficant moment. With vlbrant actlvltle5. engaglng
Blble storles, and an atmosphere of fun and frlendshlp. It brought together knds from our church. thelr frlends. and others In our wlder
communlty. This, alon8side our yearly Grotto and Nativity Trail have been significant events in our mission to reach the families In our
wider cornmunlty with the Gospel and the love of Jesusl
Sundays have been dynamic and transformative, with a strong focus on bein8 supernatural follower5 of Jesus. Through 81ble toachingi
Interactlve dlscussSons, and practlcal examples, the chlldren have been learning just how amazlng our God Isl We've explored scrlptures
that deepen under5tandlng of how God speaks to U5 and reveal the power of HIS presence v￿rkIng In and through u5.
Thls year has truly been a Season of growth, both in numbets and in splritual depth, We look forward to seelng how God contlnues to
move In the Ilves of our chlldren and fdmilies In the comlnB year.

l Manchester Limlted
Re
ort of the Trustees
for ihe Year Ended 31 March 2025
REVIEW OF ACHIEVEMENTS AND PÉRFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR {cop4fD)
Ivy Buds ¢ontlnues to fill each sesslon, wlth chlldren and thelr carers enjo￿￿8 the time together, We would love to add more team, to
develop these relatlonshlps and share the love of Jesus further. The Sensory Space Is a blessing to those who use It. wlth regular repeat
booklngs and a wlder number of people uslng and l¢)vlng thls amazlng space.
All thls could not be done without the wonderful servant-hearted team we havel Ivy Klds team has grown thls year wlth new members
and all have given themselves wholeheartedly to the minlstry. We are very thankful for each and every one of them. Let's contlnue to
pray blg prayers for our Ivy Klds and the team, tr115tlng In our powerful and falthful Godl
Youth
Thls year has been a transformatlve one a5 we Implemented a new structure, spllttlng our youth Eatherlngs Into three dlstlnct age groups.
Thls ha5 allowed us to tallor our approach to meet the unlque needs of each group. The Year 6-8 slot ha5 become a vibrant space for
vounger youth to brlng thelr frlends and begln building foundatlonal strLSCtures In thelr falth. These early years are plvotal, and we've
seen si8nlflcant growth as they start to explore what it means to follow Jesus.
For our Year 9-11 and Year 12-13 groups, we've taken a deeper dlve into disclpleshlp, rethinklng what It means to truly be an apprentlce
of jesus, a5 Insplred by John Mark Comer's resources. Our focus has 5hlfted from slmply creatlng churchgoers to developlng fully
commltted apprentSces who actlvely live out thelr falth. Thls Intentlonal emphasls on dlsclpleshlp has borne frult, as slx young people
boldly declared thelr falth through baptlsm thls year, a moment of Immense celebratlon for our church famlly.
The summer wa5 marked by our annual trlp to the Llmltle5s Fe5tlval, a vmk of worshlp, teachln& and fellowshlp and a powerful tlme of
splrltual renewal and unlty. Many of our youth returned wlth a renewed pèsslon for jesu5. To c105e out 2024, we braved stom Darragh
and took 47 youth to Cefn Lea for an unforgettable weekend away. The foujs was on four 5plrltual disclpllnes, wlth moments of
encounterlng Jesus, building Ilfelong frlendshlps, and, of course, enloylng some classic youth mlnlstry fun, Indudlng our slgnature
mldnlght ravel
We are fllled wlth gratltude for all God has done In and throughyouth. From seelng falth take root In our youngest members to wltnesslng
older students deepen theirdlsclpleshlp, we are excSted to see howGod wlll contlnue to shape thls next generatlon. We remaln commltted
to creatlng envlronments where young people encounter Jesus, 6row as HIS apprendces. and are equlpped to Ilve out thelr falth In thelr
schools, famllies, and communStles.
None of thls would have been posslble wlthout the Incredlble dedlcatlon and servant-heartedness of our youth mlnlstry team who have
poured out thelr tlme, energy. and love to dlsciple, mentor, and walk alongslde our young people. Thelr unwaverlng commltment ha5
been a vltal part of everythlng we've ac¢ompllshed and we are deeply grateful for thelr passlon* perseverance, and falthfulness. We look
forward to contlnulng thls loumey together as we Invest In ralsind up the next generatlon of Jesus-followers.
Trustee Summary
Thls past year has been filled wlth opportunltles and challenges that God has used to shape us as a supernatural communlty centred on
Jesus. We have learned together from some splrltually rlch and tlmely teachlng serles that have kept us focused on that promlse from
Romans 12 a5 we surrender to God, Ilve falthfully separdted from the world, servlng In love.
At the start of 2024. we gathered on an Elder5 retreatto pray and set our leadership fows fortransformatlon. The year brought transltlons
within our team. In June we welcomed Kate Allsup. whose energy and vision have been a ble55in8 to the team. We also welcomed Martin
Austin In March whose 5trateglc glfts will posltSvely impact the team. However. in September we sald goodbye to Joyce Gbeleyl as she
moved to Nlgerla, thanklng God for all she contributed.
As a church famlly, we have so much to celebrate we cannot capture It all herel
We glve thanks for 5 years at Ladybrldge Connect,. the vltal min15try of the CAP Debt Centre, which has seen £1.7 mllllon of debt cleared.
brlnglng hope and freedom to approximately 140 households over the last decade and our First Frults offerlng. the powerful example of
sacrificial givin81 reflectlng hearts surrendered to God's kingdom, allowing us to sow seeds and enable ministries to do great thing5.

Manchester Llmlted
Re ort of the Trustee5
for the Year Ended 31 March 2025
REVIEW OF ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMAPICE FOR THE YEAR {COhrr'DI
We celebrated a number of events and courses. Including After the Flood, part of our ongolng'A5 It15 In Heaven, conversatlon,. the Mlsslon
24 School of Mlnlstry. 3 Ivy Gold Gatherlngs to enrich and inspire our older member5. fosterlng connertion and splrltual growth,. powerful
encounter tlmes In servlces and at Ivy Central but also as Ignlte. Flow. Wild and Free, and our weeks of ptayer and Fasting and "The Man
You Were Made To Be. course whlch brought men together to learn how to follow Jesus closer than ever.
Though we Can't posslbly mention everything In detsll h￿e, we want to Say thank you to those who hwe led groups and actlvltles,
includlng basketball, Ivy@Work sessions and mentorln& prayer meetings. Ivy Young Adults, Time to Dan￿. Women'5 Hlke5, Book Club
and Bud8et Ilke a Boss. You have used your glfts and been a blesslng to manyl
Our heartfelt thanks goe5 to Anthony Delaney and all the staff team whDse hard work, creatlvlty, and reslllence have carrled us through
seasons of change, growth, transltlon and transformatlon. Sadly V￿'ve sald goodbye to Aidan Moss and Loulse Yulll, but we were thrilled
to welcome Matt Donaldson aboard and were exclted that Slmon Geddes lolned the team In the New Yearl
And to everyone Sn the Ivy famlly, we are so grateful. Whether they lolned or served on a team, worked In the café, Invlted Someone to a
servlcei prayed for someone, led a group, ca￿d for someone In need, started somethlng new, or made a new dlsclplè- thelr falthfulness
to Ivy has been Invaluable. your labour for the Lord Is never In valn" and we thank God for youl
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Durlng the 2024125 financlal year, total Incomlng resources for the group were £953,09212024: £958,976) of whlch £790,95212024.'
£792,047) were voluntsry donatlons, grants and thelr èssodated glft-aid. Thls represents a fall In voluntary Sncome of 0.1%.
Expendlture for the group was £919,872 {2024: £982,W51 resulting In a net surplus for the year* prior to galns on Intrestment property, of
E33,22012024: deflclt of £23,029), A galn on the revaluatlon of Investment property In the year of £47012024: £22,560) means an overall
surplus In the group In 2024125 of £33,69012024.. Overall defiot of £469), We have worked hard to malntaln runnlng c05t expendlture
relatlve to our voluntary Income and contlnue to do so.
The trustees conslder free reserves to represent net Ilqu5d or quasl-llquld funds that are avallable to the group In the short term to meet
Ilabllltles as they fall due. At the balance sheet date, the group's reserves were £3,446,05512024.. £3,412,365), of whlch free reserves
were £356,46912024: £305,013). Free reserves are deflned as belng funds that are readlly available and not rellant on flxed assets, wlth
no speclflc deslgnatlon or restrl¢tlon.
Restrlcted reserves at the balance sheet date conslst malnly of Launth fund5 and the carrylng value of equlpment relatlng to our Sensory
Space Inltlatlve at the Brockbank Centre, the cost of whlch was grant funded. In addltlon, restricted reserves contaln funds relatlng to
CAP, Weekend Away and sensory Space donatlons.
DeslBnated reserves relate to funds recelved from the Flrst Fiuits offe￿ng.
Prlnclpal lundlng sources
As a Chrlstlan church, we wll contlnue to teath and alm to r￿de1 blbllcal ￿SdoM In the area of flnance to grow mature Chrlstlan5 who
dellBht In generoslty, love God, and trust the church to forward hls plans In many ways. Our principal fundlng comes dlrectly from our
church members, fully utlllsing the Glft Ald tsx relief scheme where p055ible.
Our flnanclal Investments are made Into hlgh Interest ylelding accounts and we have expanded our Investment portfollo to further ut1115e
the Improved Interest rates available on the market. Where posslble, we also utilise the security of the FSCS to mlnlmlse rlsk.
The group does not ¢arry out any slgnificant fundralslng activitles unless for a specific prolecL

l Manchester Ilmited
Re ort of the Trustees
for the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Reserves Pollcy and golng concern
The purpose of the resefves pollcy Is to smooth out any 5hort-term variatlons In fundlng and expenditure to ensure that the charlty Is
able to fulfil It5 obJectlves wlthout Interruptlon. Under normal drcumstances the trustee5 consider It approprlate to hold free reserves of
between one and three months of typlcal "operating. expenditure.
For the flnancial year endin6 March 2026, the average monthly operatlng expendlturels bud8eted to be £60,900 per month. This then
requlres the charity to malntaln free reserves of between £60,9CIJ and £182,700.
We are In the process of revlewin8 the loan of £118.692 made from ￿ Manchester Umlted to Ladybridge Connect Llmited which was
arranged to provide funds for the completlon of the redevelopment of the Cheadle Hulme slte in 2019. Whlle the reviÈw Is ongolng, the
current proposal {sublect to agreement wlth the LCL Dlrectorsl is to wrlte off 51YA of the loan and seek repayment of the balance over a
perlod of 20 years whlch we belleve to be affordable. although tradlng has been more challenElng at the slte In 2025 compared to last
year In term5 of room booklngs and café turnover.
The Trustees have conSide￿d the current financlal posltton of the charlty, Including current and predicted cash flow, our current reserves
and the fact that we have no debt, We are sati5fled that the charity has sufflclent resources to continue Its actlvltles for the year ahead,
and that It Is a golng concern. We are not aware of any materlal uncertalntles whlth could affect thls a5se55ment.
Trustees
The Trustees of Ivy Manchester Ltd durlng the flnandal year Aprll 2024 to March 2025 were:
Anthony Delaney (Senlor Pastor)
Andrew Skae Isecretaryl
Joyce Gbeleyl Ireslgned 31st Au8USt 2024)
Mlchelle Bucknor
Julla Scott
Phlllp Booth
Katharlne Dean Allsup (appointed 8th May 20241
Martln Austin lappolnted 19th Marth 20251
The Dlrectors of Ladybrldge Connect Ltd durlng the financlal year Aprll 2024 to March 2025 were:
Kelth Nelson
Ann Ball
Duncan Woodward
Duncan Armstrong
Rlchard InBle
Trustees, Indemnlty arrnngements
Indlvldual Indemnltles have been provtded to the Trustees, under whlch the charltable company ha5 agreed to Indemnlfy the Trustees to
the fullest extent permltted by law in respect of all Ilabilities to thlrd parties arislng out of, or In connectlon wlth, thelr executlon of their
powers, dutles and responslblll￿eS as Trustees of the group.
li

l Manthesler Llmlied
Re
ort of the Truslees
for the Year Ended 31 March 2025
STATEMENT OF TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES
The trustees IwhD are a150 the dlrectors of Ivy Manchester Umlted for the purpose5 of company lawl are responslble for preparlng the
Report of the Trustees and the flnancial statements In accordance with applkable lawand Unlted Kln8dom Accountlng Standard51Unlted
Klngdom Generally AC￿pted Accountln% Practice).
Company law requlres the trustees to prepare financial statements for each financial year which Bive a true and fair view of the state of
affalrs of the charltable company and of the incoming resources and applicatlon of resources, including the Inwme and expendlture, of
the ¢harltable company for that poriod. In preparlng those flnanclal statements. the trustee5 are required to:
select sultable accounting poll¢les and then apply them conslstentty,.
observe the methods and prlnclples In the Charlty SORP;
make judgements and estimates that are reasonable and prudenL'
prepare the flnan¢lal statements on the going concern basis unless It Is Inapproprlate to presume that the charitable
company wlll contlnue In buslness.
The trusteès are responslble for kèeplng proper accountlng records whlch dlsdose wlth reasonable accuracy at any tlme the flnanclal
posltlon of the Charltable ¢ompany and to enable them to ensure that the flnanclal ststements comply wlth the Companles Act 2006,
They are also responslble for safeguardlng the assets of the charltsble company and hence for taklng reasonable steps forthe prevention
and detectlon of fraud and other Irre8ularities.
STATEMENT AS TO DisaosuRE OF INFORMATION TO AUDITORS
So far as the trustees are aware, there Is no relevant Information (as deflned by Sertlon 418 of the Companles Act 2006) of whlch the
charltable company's audltors are unaware, and each trustee has tsken all the steps that they ought to have taken as a trustee'ln order
to make them aware of any audlt Informatlon and to establlsh that the charltable company's audltors are aware of that Informatlon,
AUDITORS
The audltors, Harts Chartered Accountants, wlll be proposed for re-appolntment at the forthcomlng Annual General Meetlng.
Thls report has been prepared In accordance wlth the5peclal provlslonsof Part 15 of the Companles Att 2006 relatlng to small companles.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Mr. A J Skae lTrusteel
Date- 14th October 2025
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ort of the Inde
Iv
endent AuditOTs of the Members of
Manchester Limited
Oplnlon
We have audlted the flnanclal statements of Ivy Manchester Llmited Ithe'parent charitable cornpany, or the'charlty'l and Its subsldlaries
Itogether the 'group') for the year ended 31 March 2025 whlch comprise the consolldated Statement of Flnandal Activities, the
consolidated group and charity Balance Sheet. the consolldated group and charlty Cash Flow Statement, and notes to the financlal
statement5, Including a summary of slgnlficant accountlng polldes. The flnancial reportlng framework that has been applled In thelr
preparatlon Is appllcable law and Unlted Klngdom Accounting Standards (Unlted Kingdom Generally Accepted Accountlng Practlcel.
In our opinion, the flnancial ststements:
glve a true and fair vlew of the state of the charitable gn)up's and parent charltable companvs affalrs as of 31 March 2025 and
of the group'5 Intoming resources and appllcatlon of resources. Includlng Its income and expendlture, for the year then ended;
have been properly prepared in accordance with Unlted Klngdom Generally Accepted Accountlng Pract1￿. and
have been prepared In accordan￿ wlth the requirements of the Companles Act 2006.
Basls for oplnlon
We conducted our audlt In accordance wlth Internatlonal Standards on Audltlng {UKI (ISA5 IUKII and appllcable law. Our responslbllltles
underthose standards are further descrlbed In the Audltors respon51bllltles for the audlt of the flnanclal statements 5ectlon of our rcport.
We are Independent of the charltable group In accordance wlth the ethlcal requlrements that are relevant to our audlt of the financlal
Statements In the UK. Includlng the FRC'S Ethlcal Standard, ènd we have fulfllled our other ethlcal responslbllltles In accordance wlth
these requlrements, We believe that the audlt evldence we have obtsined Is sufflclent and approprlate to provlde a basls for our oplnlon.
Concluslons relatlng to golng wn¢ern
In auditlng the financlal statements, we have conduded that the trustees, use of the golng concern basls of accountlng In the preparatlon
of the flnanclal statements Is approprlate.
Based on the work we have performed, we have not Identlfled any materlal un￿rtaIntleS relatlngto events or conditlons that, Indlvldually
or collectlvely, may cast doubt on the group and parent charliable company's ablllty to contlnue a5 a Bolng concem for a perlod of at least
twelve months from when the flnanclal statements are authorlsed for issue.
Our responslbllltles and the responslbllltles of the trustees wlth rèspect to golng concern are descrlbed In the relevant sectlons of thls
report,
other Informatlon
The trustee5 are ￿SpOnSIble forthe other Infomatlon. The other Infomiadon comprlses the Informatlon Included In the trustees, annual
report, other than the flnanclal statements and our Report of the Independent Audltors thereon.
Our oplnion on the flnanclal statements does not cover the other Informatlon and we do not express any form of assurance ￿nclUSIon
thereon.
In connertlon wlth our audlt of the financlal statements, our responslblllty Is to read the other Informatlon and. In doln8 50 conslder
whether the other Informatlon Is materlally Inconslstent wlth the flnanclal statements. or our knowled8e obtalned In the audlt or
otherwlse appears to be materlally misstated. If we Identify such material inconslstencles or apparent materlal misstaternents, we are
requlred to determine whether thls gives rise to a material misstatement In the financlal 5taternents themselves. If, based on the work
we have performed, we conclude that there Is a material misstatement of thls other Information. we are requlred to report that fact. We
have nothlng to report In thls regard.
Oplnlon on other matters prescrlbed bytht Companles Act 2006
In our oplnlon, based on the work undertaken in the course of the audlt:
the Informatlon glven In the Report of the Trustees for the financlal year for vthlch the flnanclal statements are prepared Is
conslstent with the financlal statements.. and
the Report of the Trustees ha5 been prepared In accordan￿ wlth appllcable legal requlrements.
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ort of the Inde
endent Audltors of the Members of
Manchester Llmited
Matters on whlch we are requlred to report by excoptlon.
In the li8ht of the knowledge and understandlng of the charitsble group and parent charltable company and Its envlronment obtalned In
the course of the audlt. we have not identified material mi55tstements in the Report of the Trustees,
We have nothlng to report In respect of the following matters where the Companles Att 2CK16 requlre5 US to report to you If, In our
oplnlon.,
adequate accounting records have not been kept or returns adequate for our audlt have not been recelved from branches not
vlslted by u5; or
the parent charltable company's flnancial statements are not In aBreement with the accountlng records and returns; or
rtaln d15closures of trustees, remuneration speclfled by law are not made, or
we have not recelved all the Informat5on and explanatlon5 we requlre for our audlL or
the trustees We￿ not entltled to prepare flnandal statements Sn accordance wlth the small companles, reglme and take
advantage of the small companled exemption from the requlrement to prepare a Strate8lc Report or In preparing the Report
of the Trustees.
Responslbllltles of trustees
As explalned more fully In the Statement of Trustees ResponslbllltSe5 Set out on page eleven, the trustees (who are also the dlrectors of
the parent charltable company for the purposes of company law) are responslble for the preparatlon of the flnanclal statements In
accordance wlth the appllcable flnanclal reportlng framework and for belng satlsfied that they Blve a true and falr vlew, and for such
InteTnal control as the trustees determlne Is necessary to enable the preparatlon of flnanclal statements that are free from materlal
mSsstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
In preparlng the flnandal statements, the trustees are responslble for assesslng the group's and parent charltable company's abllity to
contlnue as a Bolng concern, as well as dlsclosln8, as appllcable, mètters related to golng concern and using the golng concern basis of
accountlng unless the trLFStees elther Intend to Ilquldate the group or parent charltsble company or to cease operatlons, or have no
reallstlc alternatlve but to do 50,
Audltors, re$ponslbllSiles for the audlt of the flnanclal staternents
Our obJectlves are to obtaln reasonable a55urance about whether the flnanclal ststements as a whole are free from materlal
mlsstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to Issue a Report of the Independent Audltor5 that Include5 our opinion. Reasonable
assurance Is a hlgh level of assurance but Is not a guèrantee that an audlt condutted In accordance wlth ISAS IUKI wlll always detect a
materlal mlsstatement when It exlsts. Mlsstatements can aTlse fiom fraud or error and are consldered materlal If, Indlvldually or In the
aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to Influence the economlc dedslons of users taken on the basls of these flnanclal
statements.
Irregularltles, InclLtdlng fraud, are Instances of nonHcompliance wlth laws and regulatlons. We deslgn procedures In Ilne with our
responslbllltles, outllned above, to detect material misstatements in respect of Irregularltles, Includlng fraud. The prlmary responsibillty
for the preventlon and detectlon of non-compliance with laws and regulatlons, Includlng fraud, rests wlth both those charged with
governance of the entlty and management. The extent to whlch our procedures are capable of detertlng Irregularltles, Includlng fraud, Is
detalled below:
We galned an understandlng of the leBal and fegulatory framework applicable to the Charltable group, Industry. and the envlronment In
whlch It operatès, and consldered the risk of acts by the Charitable group that were contrary to these law5 and re8ulations, Includlng
fravd.
We evaluated management's Incentlve5 and opportunlties for fraudulent manipulation of the finandal statements Ilncluding the rlsk of
an overrlde of controls) and determlned that the prlndpal rlsks were related to income recognltlon. We also determlned that there Is a
rlsk of Inapproprlatejournal entrles belng included.
Approprlate procedures performed by the engagement.team Induded-
Identlfylng and testlng journal entries, in particular anyjournal entrles posted wlth unusual account comblnatlons.. and
Challenging the assumptions and judgements made by management In thelr slgnlflcant accounting estimate5: and
ReviewinE the mlnutes of meetlngs of the Board of TrusteeslDirectors,' and
Dlscussions wlth management, Includlng conslderation of known or SLE5perted instances of non-compllance with laws and
regulations and fraud; and
Performing analytical procedures to identify any unusual or unexpected relatlonships that may Indleate risks of materlal
misstatement due to fraud.
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ort ol the Inde
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Manchester Llmlted
Audltors, responslbllltles for the audlt of the flnanclal statements (cont'd)
There are Inherent Ilmitations In the audit procedures described above. The further removed non-compliance wlth laws and re8ulations
Is from the events and transactions reflected In the financial statements, the less likely we are to become aware of it. Auditin8 Standards
also Ilmlt the audit procedures requlred to Identlfy non-compllance with laws and regulations to enquiry of the trustees and other
management and the Inspectlon of regulatory and legal correspondence, if any. The risk of not detectlng a materlal mlsstatement due to
fraud Is hlgher than the rlsk of not detecting one resulting from error, as fraud may involve dellberate concealment by* for example,
forgery, Intentlonal mlsrepresentatlon or through colluslon.
Based on th15 Ltnderstandlng. we deslgned our audit procedure5 to Identify non-compliance with such laws and regulatlons that could
materlally impact the flnanclal statements.
A further descrlptlon of our responslbllltles for the audltof the flnandal statements Is located on the Flnanclal Reporting Councll's website
at www frc.org.uklaudltorsresponslbllitles. Thls descrlptlon forms part of our Report of the Independent Audltor's.
Use ofour report
Thls repDrt Is made 501elyto the charltsble company's members, as a bodyi In attordance wlth Chapter 3 of Part 16 of the Companles Art
2006. Our audit work ha5 been undertaken so that we rni8ht State to the charitable company's members those matters we are requlred
to state to them In a Report of the Independent Audltors and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permltted by law, we do not
accept or assume respon51blllty to anyone other than the charltable company and the charltable company'5 members as a body, for our
audlt work for this report, or for the opinlons we have formed.
Mells5a Bowers FCC4 Isenlor Statutory Audltorl
For and on behalf of Harts Llmlted
Chartered Accountants and Statutory Audltors
Westminster House,
10 Westmlnster Road
Ma¢clesfleld
Cheshlre
SKIO IBX
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5tstemqntsof Fknandal Actl￿tIeS
con501idaled I
and
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31
Uhrestslthd B¢51rlcted
Funds
Fund5
Yotsl
Fund5
2025
Total
Funds
2024
Notes
Incomèlrom:
DonatlDn$
756.944
34008
790,9S2
792,047
Charltable Actlwltle5
23,031
25.956
70.878
OtherTradlng Actlvltlej
88.540
80.613
Investment Income
24.613
24￿13
15,438
Toi41 Incom¢
59.964
9S8.976
Expèndlttsre on..
Rg1$5n8 Funds:
TradlThg and othercosts
131935
130.935
137,985
Chawltable acllvkl
LThurch operatln8 expenses
698.625
9).312
788.937
844P20
Totsl expendlture
9,560
90.112
919,872
G*lns on Investment property
16
470
470
22,$60
N•tlncom• Il•xp•ndliur•l
54038
0,3481
14691
Tran5farn ba￿￿eThI￿ndS
144801
20.4BO
Net rnovement In funds
43.5
19.868)
33,690
14691
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total fund? brgu8ht forward
3.a80.a21
32,044
3,412034
Total fuNlstarrfd forward
3423,879
24176
3,44lQ55
3AI1365
All results retate tocontlnulng oper4UoNs Hnd there are nogaln5 and1055es olher than thosÈshown above.
The notes partof thesÈFlnanclal thtemen
16

Manchester L
stered nurn
07109404
Con5011dat
t*E
nttShÈet
ed 31 Mareh 2025
2025
GTOUP
20ZS
Charlty
2024
chèrlty
Group
FIXEO ASSETS
T4nglble assets
Investment propertv
020.671
494030
1163.381
493.030
3,091.18B
492.560
190,264
492,560
4514701
2.654414
3,S83.748
2,682,824
CURRENfASSETS
Stock
Debtors
Cash at bankand In hand
1,222
73,567
588,>12
1,846
31.920
52&ts49
17
187A51
526M6
145.184
48L028
663.101
713,537
$61,815
626212
CREDITORS
Amount$ fallln8 duewltNn one yeor
18
74.059
46M2
56.274
29,738
NeTCURRENT A55ETS
589.042
666.915
505,$41
596N74
TOTAL AsseTS LESS CUPRENT
LIABILITIES
4.101..743
3,32aA29
4.1)89,289
3,279,198
CREDITORS
Amounts falllne due In rnOTe than oneyoar
656088
676,924
TOTAL NET A55Ers
3046.05S
321319
3,412,365
3,279,298
FUNDS OF THE CIIARITY
Unrestrlcted lund5:
General
Oe518nated
21
3.IBI.354
240,5
3,(*0,628
240,525
3.In,859
207,462
3,039,792
207,462
Re5trlcted fundi
176
21176
32,044
32,044
3￿46￿5 9.323.329
3,412,365
3,279,298
The flnanCI￿ stalements have been prepared acityan8 vAth the spedal pl￿1¢￿$01parl 15 vftheCompanle5Art 2LIJ6
relatlng tD$m#ll tharttable companle&
The flnanclal statementswern apptoved bythe B￿r￿ 01Truste¢5 14th October 2￿25 arKI wweslgned on It5 behalf bw.
Mr. AJ Skae (Twsteel
Ilev. A Delaney frru5teel
Thprtotesforni part ol these ststements
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Manchester Llmlted
07109404
talementof Cas
FI1￿5*
n501dated 5tatementsof Cash F
foi the Year En
ed31Ma
20Z5
ZOZ5
tharSty
2024
6rD
2024
Chartty
Cash used In opqiatlng actlvltles
57.530
41325
46.405
44,982
Cash flows from lthvestlni artlvlll
JichasÈ of ¢an8lble flxed assets
Interest Irom Investrnents
1.8801
24,613
121,880)
24.611
14531
15.438
14531
15,438
Cash us*d In Inve5tln8 actlvliles
1733
14,985
14,985
Increa5• In ¢ash and cash equl¥alents In
the yÈar
60,263
45,OSB
61,3
59,967
Cash and cash eqvlvalentsat the be8lnnln8 of
theyear
528m9
481,028
466,659
421,061
Total taih and (ash equlvalents •1 tha and
ol the year
26
588.312
526,086
528,049
481,028
The notes lorm ￿0fthese ffvwithl statements

Manchester Llmlted
Re
istered number: 07109404
Notes to the Financlal Statements
for the Year Ended 31 Marth 20Z5
i. ststutory Informatlon
Ivy Manchester Limited is a private charltable company. Ilmlted bYEuarantee, reglstered In England and Wales. The charitable company's
registered number and reglstered office can be found on the Report of the Trustees, Ivy Manchester knmited meets the deff nition of
publlc benefit entity under FRS 102.
The pre5entatlon currency for the finanaal statemerbts Is Pound Sterling 1£) and the Ilnanclal statements are rounded to the nearest £1.
2. Accounilng pollcles
B8sls of preparntlon
The flnanclal statements have been prepared In accordanc2 wlth Flnanclal Reportlng Standard 102 Yhe Flnanclal Reportlng Standard
appllcable In the UK and Republlc of Ireland. the Companles Act 2￿6 and the Charlttes SORP IFRS 1021 'Accountlng and Reportlng by
Charities: Statement of Recommended Practi￿. issued In October 2019. Assets and Ilabllltles are inlts'ally recognlsed at hlstorlcèl cost or
transactÈon value, unless otherw15e stated In the relevant accountlng pollcv.
Preparetlon of the a¢wunts on the golng concern b9515
The trustees have revlewed the clrcumstances of the charltable group and conslder that adequate resources continue to be avallable to
fund the acyvlties of the Church. and of LadybrldEe Connect Llmlted, for the foreseeable future. The tTUStees are of the oplnlon,
therefore, that no materlal uncertalnties relattng to golng concern exlst and It remalns approprlate to prepare the consolldated accounts
on a golng concern basls.
Group Ilnenclal statements
The flnanclal statements consolldate the results of the ¢harlty and L3dybrld8e Connect Umited on the basis that Ivy M?nchester Limited
Controls Ladybridge Connect Llmltèd by virtue of holdlng a majority of the company's voting rlghts. The flnanclal statements have been
consolldated on a Ilne-by-llne basls. A separate Statement of Flnandal Acilvltles and Income and Expendlture account for the charlty has
not been presented because the charlty ha5 tsken advantage of the exemptlon afforded by sectlon 408 of the Compznles Act 2006.
Crltlcal a¢counrfn8 Judgement$ and key sources of estlmailon uncèrtalnty
In the appllcadon of the accounttng policles. Trustees are required to make Judgement esttmates and assumptions about the carryln8
value of assets and Ilabllltles that are not readlly apparent from other sources. The estimates and underlying assumpdons are based on
h15torlcal experlence and other factors that are consldered to be relevant. Actual results may dlffer from these estimates. The esilmates
and a55umptlons are revlewed on an ongoln8 ba515.
Revlslons to accOun￿n8 estimates are recognlsed In the perlod In whlth the estlmate Is rev15ed If the revlslon affects only that per5od, or
in the perlod of the revlslon and future perlods If the revlslon afferted ojrrent and future perlods.
In determlnlng the fair value of Investment property Induded In these financlal statements, the trustees appointed an Independent
professlonal surveyor to provlde an expert oplnlon. The market value of the property Is estlmated by the expert after Inspethng the
propertvi reviewlng comparative hlstorlcal market data, and maklng a serles of assumptlons.
Income
All Incoming resources are Included on the Statement of Flnandal Artivities when the Efoup 15 legally entttled to the Income and the
amount can be quantlfled with reasonable accuiacv.
Government grants recelved are recognlsed on a receivable basls. Non-government grants relating to capltal assets are recognlsed as
Income over the expected useful Ilfe of the asset.
Investment Income comprlses of Interest and rents re￿Nable.

l Manchester Llmlted
stered number. 07109404
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements
for the Year Ended 31 March 2025
Expendlture
ExpendSture Is atcounted for on an accruals basFs and has been classlfled under headlngs that aggregate all costs related to the category.
Where costs cannot be dlrectly attrlbuted to headlnEs, they have been allocated to actlvltles on a basls conslstent wlth the use of
resources. Expenditure Includes any VAT which cannot be recovered.
Costs of ra5slng funds relates to the expendlture of the subsldlary undertaklnB. charitable activities relate to expendlture Incurred In the
furtherance of the charltable objettlves.
Support Costs are those functions that asslst the work of the tharlty but do not dlrectly undertake charitable actlvltles, Support costs
Include website. cleanlng, computer costs, lease of equlpment, bank charges and subscriptions. The Costs for employlng support staff are
Included In staff costs wlthln note 8 to the flnandal statements.
Govèrnante costs
Governance costs comprise all costs Involvlng the publlc ?ccountabillty of the charity and its compllance wlth regulatlon and good
practlce.
Volunteers
The value of servlces provlded by volunteersls not Incorporated Into these flnanclal statements. Further detalls of the contrlbutlon made
by volunteers can be found In the Trusteeg Annual Report.
Tanglble flxed assets
Donated freehold land and bulldlngs a￿ Inltlolly recognlsed at falr value and depreclated on a stral8ht-Ilne basls over thelr estlmpted
useful lives. Indivldual flxed assets COStlng £1,000 or more are capltalised at cost and depreclated on a stralght-llne bas15 over the
estimated useful Ilves as folloblis:
Freehold land and bulldlngs
Leasehold land and property
Fixtures and titknn8S
Plant and machlnery
PA Equlpment and computers
- 50 year5
. 10. 20, 50 and 125 years
5 years
S years
- 3 and 5 years
Impalrment revlews are Carrled out when therels sorne Indicatlon that the carrylng amount of a functlonal flxed asset15 below Its net
book value.
Investment property
Investment properties are valued at Intervals not ex¢eedln8 three years on an open market exlsting use basls sublect to current occupatlon
and tenancie5 in place at that tlme by an approprlately quallfied professlonal. In the intervening years, the Trustees value Investment
propertles by reference to market reports and government Indlces. The Statement of Flnancial Actlvitles Indudes the net galns and losses
arlsln8 on revaluatlons throughout the year.
Stock
Stock15 valued at the lower of cost and net reallsable value.
Debtors
Trade and other debtor are recognlsed at the settlement èmount due after ary trade dlscount offered. Prepayments are valued at the
amount prepald net of any trade dlscounts due.
Concesslonary loans
Concesslonary loans are made wholly or in part to advan￿ charltable purposes for the beneflt of a charlty's beneficiaries. Amounts
repayable on demand and are recognised inStially at the amount pald or recelved, wlth the carryinE amount adjusted in subsequent years
to reflect repayments, any accrued interest and adjusted if necessary for any impairment. Conce5sionaiy loan debtors are recognlsed
between current and non-current assets wlth referen￿ to the expetted timlng of the recalling of the debt by the lender. Conce55ionary
loan credltors are recognised between current and non-current liabllltles wlth reference to the shortest possible date of recoupment by
the lender.
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l Manchester Umlted
Re
Istered number: 07109404
Notes to the Flnancial Statements
for the Year Ended 31 l¥larch 2025
Cash at bank and In hand
Cash at bank and In hand Include5 cash and short term hlghly Ilquld Investments wlth a short maturlty of four months or less from the
date of acqu151tlon or opening of the deposlt or slmllar account.
Credltors and provlslons
Credltors and provSs5ons are recogn15ed where the charity has a present obllgation resulmng from a past event th8t will probably result
in the transfer of fund5 to a third party and the amount due to settle the obllgatton can be measured or estimated reliably. Credltors and
provlslons are recognised at thelr settlement amount after allowing for any trade discounts due. Deferred Income relates to conference
contrlbutiDns and grants recefved durlng the year vthEch relate to future perlods.
Flnanclal Instr￿ments
Baslc flnancial Instruments are Inldally measured at transa¢tlon prke and subsequently measured at amortksed cost, wlth the exceptlon
of Investments and cash at bank whl¢h are held at falr value. Finanaal assets held at amortised cost comprise trade and other debtors
and finan¢lal liabllities held at arnortlsed cost comprlse trade and other credltors, except taxation and social securlty.
Operatlng leasps
Rentals pald under operatlng leases are charged to the Statement of Flnanclal Actlvltles on a 5tralght-Ilne basls over the perlod of the
lease.
Taxatlon
As a reBlstered charlty, the chèrltab5e company benefits from rates rellef and Is generally exempt from Income T8& Corporatlon Tax and
Capital Galns Tax, but not Valued Added Tax.
Pen51ons
The charlty operates deflned contrIbu￿On penslon stheme5. Contrlbutlons payable to the charlvs pen￿on scheme are charged to the
Statement of Flnanc5al Actlvldes In the perlod to whlch they relate.
Fund accountlng
Unyestrlcted funds are those funds for use at the dtscretlon of the trustees In furtherance of the 8eneral objecttve of the charlty.
Deslgnated funds are unrestrlcted funds earmarked by the wlder leadershlp team for a partlcular purpose.
Restrlcted funds are subjected to restrlctions on thelr expenditure Imposed by the donor or through the terms of the appeal. It Is the
pollcy of the charlty for any tax reclalmed on all types of glft ald payments to be retalned by the charfly and placed In unre5trlcted funds,
unless oth&rwlse speclftcally requested by the donor.
Company Stalus
l¥y Manchester Llmlted 15 a company Ilmlted by guarantee. The members of the company are the trustees. In the event of the chartty
belng wound Upi the Ilablllty In respect of the 8uarantee Is Ilmlted to £1 per member of the charlty.
3. Donatlons
Unrestrlcted
Funds
Restrlcted
Furtds
Total
Funds
Total
2024
Gifts and offerln8s
Grants received
Tax rèfunds
605,284
23,764
127,896
34,008
639,292
23,764
127,896
643.170
23,300
125,577
756,944
34,008
7￿.952
792,047
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l Manthester U
d nuthr 07109404
stothe FIDanclal Statements
or the Year Ertded 31
Subsldlarycompany ruults
2024
Turnover
Other Incm
117.647
JIIN90
107.
36347
Total Irtcome
156.197
143,512
OpEraMni Costs
Depredatlon
{108.1gai
14Y,637)
1108,6631
145,8481
Toi41 Expehdltum
115l8YOI
IIS4,5111
Prollvllossl lor the year
110.9991
Ivy Manchester Umlttd owns lo￿ of the5hare capttal kn Ladybwldgeconnert Llmlted w￿h lsa company re8ls¢ered In ED8l•nd
and Wales undermrnpany number I1￿>8712.
Iv¥ Man¢h￿ter Llmlt¢d conlrol$ ladybrldge ConnEd Lkn4ted byvlrtueo10wnl￿ the majorlty of the company's¥otln8 rf8hts. The
company mènè8e$ ind hlres out sports fa¢llltt•s run5 and the tradlr8 re5dts fortheyearare set out abovi.
The ie5ultsol the5ubsldlarycompanyare Included In these fknwdal statements. Tumwrol E29,10712024'. E26,4531, Café
manager costs or É20,89512024.. É16.S261 and y4ThVdM•ifon In¢ome 01£14,64612024.. £14,646) are ellmlnat•d on
consolldètlon.
L4d¥brld8e Connert Ilmlteds F¢8lstered om¢ets thesame •sthat of IvyManthest•rtlrnlied
At Ihe315t M4rrh 2025 the auregate¥mowrt ollNsc0nwrfsasse￿ Ilabintses and reser¥esw
zozs
2024
Flxed as$ets
857.287
900.925
Currint •sstt$
Credltors; amounts fallllw due wlthlth
G4156
153.761
54,293
159,874
185.5051
1105,5811
Credltors: amounts lallln8 due aftermore than oneye¥
I856,1￿)
Capttal & Reserves
1SSA491
16U,756}
22

Ma*£hestèrLhMlted
15teied number: 07109404
otestothe Fl
eyear Ended31 Marth 20
awl¢abl• qrtivltles
Unrestrlcted
Funds
Restrkt•d
Funds
Yotal
2025
Total
2024
Conferenre Inrorne
Other
2&956
ZS.956
23,031
53,986
16.892
2J,031
25,956
48,987
70,878
OtherTtsdlnK
Unrestrlcled
Funds
fteslrlctsd
Futtds
Total
2015
Total
2024
calé sales
Room hlre & s¢rt4 th418•S
549S6
35.204
53,336
35.204
I8,3￿]
32,223
8&540
BJ.540
80,61>
7. Inv•stfflent Ihwme
Unrestri¢thd
Funds
R•strl¢t•d
Fund#
Tot•l
2024
Dep051t acmunt Interest
Rental Income
14,91B
ghys
14.938
9,675
6,813
625
24.613
15,438
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Manchester Llmlted
um
07109404
e Nnanclal statements
lorthe Year
Ji
2015
staff costs
Unttstrld¢d
Funds
RÈstElcted
Funds
r<>tal
ID15
Total
2D24
Gross $alarlÈs
Soclal securltv
Empbyer penslon
5,254
ZQ.484
31,171
337.360
2D.484
JL171
345,113
25.602
27,644
356￿9
32.106
389.015
398,359
There were no employee5 ￿th employee bfftfiislexdudlng em￿Oyerpen5lon and S￿111 se¢urltycontrlbutlonsl 01 £60,1￿0 or
mtsrÈ In theyear12024.' none).
The average nurnberof eryloyeesw3sa510110
2024
PastoralTeam
Chlldren's worker5
AdmIn￿tratIO￿Tearn
li
io
19
In addltlon to these employ••s, m•nyvolunte¢rs who worsP4p at the clvJrth donate aBreai •Mo￿t oltlme to Iw¥ Manchest
Llmlied.Thevalueolthlstlrne ￿1MpOS￿bIt to rellert In theseflnonclal statements
The Key Manaqemtht P•Tsonnel of the charlty. and ol the 8foupi <ornprlxs of thÈ SEnlor ieadershlp. Emptoyee benefits fÈlaiini
to Key Mana8ement Personnel olthÈ grwp durln8the yearwere £116.08012024.. £115.7441
24

anthester Llmlted
rnher.. 07109404
he FknandalStatrmeThts
the
9. Churth opeTallrt8 **Ptmdllure
Unrestrkted
Funds
Aestrfcted
Funds
Total
2025
Total
2024
M15slon 5UPPDrt
Church seThtees oflslte
Contiltwtlons and donaiiws
Churth maierlèls
staff costs (Trote 81
Repalrsarsd renewa
Chlldren, youth and student
A¢ademy, S[￿rt, Fuse, Sharston,
Central and Cheadle HvlmÈ
Tralnln
Websiie
Conference expendltur•
U8ht and heat
Trav•1
69.545
26218
95.763
15088
51.406
7,216
314.IBO
15.897
22,356
Jo
3,694
5.813
21,389
11.917
18,814
B,196
48.761
S￿92
540
7x121
0.106
25.449
25.346
5,905
323,524
18,4153
15,477
247
1,307
4.559
22,275
56,458
25J63
11027
48,713
3.808
3,S4S
6,338
4,906
2,170
3,863
I¢M,391
10,680
47.817
7.216
282,074
15.897
21as6
4.589
12J06
3,694
5.813
2L917
18,824
8.1
4,513
Rent, rale5 and wat4r
Caterln8
Insurance
Bank char8e5
Subscrlptlons
Sundrle$
Support COSts InDte 101
GovÈrMncetosts (note 111
3,892
7.021
3,811
IA12
1.038
106,258
66
1,112
1.038
106,Z58
9.966
698ffl5
90,312
788,937
814,020
Support ¢￿ts
2025
Totsl
2024
Total
All unre5ts1cted funds
Slaff costs (note 81
Prlntlwi poslai•iAd sratlonery
Telephone
Computer costs
Lease equlpment
Cleanlth8
Leg81 and Pfvfe$51onal
74A35
3.488
3,>80
1581
I,SB4
12,404
7,986
74,835
3.622
3,438
1.127
11,697
8P88
104258
104,391

Mlnthester Lhnl d
RÈ
r 07109404
tothe
rill Statements
tha Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
11. Govorn8no (osts
All ¥￿trIcted funds
2025
2025
chiTIty
2024
6ro
2024
(tharfty
Audiior% remuneiauon.. AudltfeÈs
Audlior's remuneratlon.. audlt 5wvlces
6,201
3,765
7,155
5.177
7,155
3,525
11.0
11432
10.680
12. Twstees, r¢mwn¢rntlort•ndeMp¢nses
EmplO￿r
Nl
EMpkn￿r
Penslon
Tthal
2025
Total
2024
Salary
Rov.Anthony Delaney
58.574
81B
5.200
70MZ
70,503
The Senlor Post¢r, Rev. Anthony Delaney, ts r*￿¥Ther￿ted In •¢¢ordathce wlth ¢h•rlt•bl¢ wmp•nrfs memorandum and Arllcles of
A5sts¢1ailan and hls ¢onir¥tt olempknymenr lorwork doneon behalf of thethurth.
Two Irusteesl2024:threel were r•knbur5ed £1,50712024: £1,972) fortravel & thurch acdvltyexpense5durfng theyear.
The number ol trvstee$to whom retlfem¢nt beneffts were ¥crulngwas as foll
2025
2024
Money purthasesthemes
13, Results of the Ehirflible comp¥ny
A$ permittéd bystdlon 408 of the CompanlÉs Art 2006, ihÉ parerf ¢onwanrfs Ir*ome•fid Exptndlture Attt￿nI has not been
IrKluded In these flnoncl315tateffleTht. Theparent cornpanvs surplu5 forihe Ilnandal year. Indudlrogaln5 on the revaluatlon of
flxed assets of É47012024,, £22,$601. was É44,03112024.. £25,176).
26

Ma￿h
r Ltm5ted
er: 0710Y404
Not8$to I
ort
earE
Ihanclal Stateme
2025
14. Comparatlves fwthe St•ttm*htotFltt*thtlal ALtl¥ltlos l¥wEndlry 31 March Z0241
Unrestrkted
Fund&
Re&tdded
Funds
lotal
Funds
Income frgm:
Donatlons
733.034
591113
792J)47
CharltableAdlvltles
16,892
53.9B6
70078
other TrndlJ5B Acllvltles
So￿15
80.613
Investment Income
15A38
15,438
Ttstal Income
84S,977
112,999
958,976
Expendlture on,.
113lsln8 Funds:
Yrad5Tr8 and oihercosts
137.985
137,985
Chirltable actlvltles
Churth operatlng exp8nses
717￿81
126,339
844,020
Total expendlture
855,666
126.339
Y81005
Galns orb Irbve5tme#t propertv
560
22,560
Net Income
IU71
1469)
Transfers bet￿en lunds
1149951
18.995
N•t movem¢nt In fundj
16,1241
5,655
14691
RECONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total funds broutht forward
3.386,445
26.389
3.412,834
Tot81 funds carrled forward
3W.321
32,(Y4
3.411365
27

15tared numbor.. 07109404
Notesio the Fknandal StatemÈ
rch 201
IS. TangIb￿ Ilxed assets
Freehold
Land and
Property
le35ehoEd
land and
ProP￿ty
Plant OT
PA Equlpment
Flxlures
Mathlnery •nd computers and flttlnBS
Group
Yothl
COST:
At 1st Aprll 2024
Addltlons
959.SOZ
2.253,307
24.095
161,857
2972
8.641
18.909
J.587.102
21.880
959.502
2253.307
164,829
207,549
3￿09,281
DEPRECIAllaN
At 1st Aprll 2024
C￿rge for year
89.tss
20W9
97398
32A66
14A56
4,819
195.147
12,059
159.748
12,154
496.214
92A97
its,064
129.864
15.275
147.506
18LgQ2
588,611
NET BOOK VALue
At 31 March 2025
B49N18
1123M3
17.JZJ
Z5.647
3,020,6n
At 31 March 2024
8N337
1155.909
9,639
26A
24893
3,09LI88
28

r ilmlted
Istered
b r:07109404
Note5
Fknandal Statements
ear
15. Tan8lble flKed as58ts {conVdl
Freehold
•Thl PAEqulpmeTht
Flxfvres
Property and toThputers and flttlny
Charlty
Total
COST:
At 1st Aprll 2024
Addltlons
I253,307
161.857
1971
84.513
18,908
1499.677
ZI,8BD
2,153,307
103.421
2.521,S57
OEPRECIATION
At 15tAprll 2024
Char6e forytai
97A98
32A66
13SM46
12.059
74569
4.235
3UgA13
48.760
At 31 March 2025
129A64
I47.￿5
358.173
NETBOOKVALUE
At 31 March 2025
&123A45
17A24
21617
2.16J.384
At 31 Marth 2024
I155.gJ9
26.411
1190,264
Included In Land and Propertylsthethurch bundln& resldentlal propertyand the IgThd onwhlth theyslt whlch were donated io
thegroup In 2021 by Jrockbank Foundatksn Ltd, a now dlssolvÈd thartty whkhwas fe8lstered In Engl3Trd & W4les. Thevalue of
the danallon wasvalued by Smlthers Purslow on an Investment Va￿￿ Iworthl baslsln January 2022 at f 2,43S,000. Durln8 the
w5or year, one resldentlal PToperty197 8arlow Moor Road) wasredasslfied as lTrve5tm•)I property due to a thange of USÈ. SÈÈ
[￿te 16 for turther det411s.
Inve%lmeht Property
2025
Group
2025
Charlty
2024
fjroup
2024
Charlty
Fèlr value asa¢ IAprll 2024
Falr value galn on revaluatlon
492.560
470
491560
47(1
470,000
21560
470.000
22,56D
Falr val￿ as at 31 March 2025
493.030
492,560
49IS60
Due to a change ol u$e dursng the prknryear, a property197 B4rlpw Moor Road) wa5 reCIa￿￿ed as Investment pfoptyfrDm
Land and Property. Thls woperty Is no lon8er used In the charlvs tswn a(tlvltles and Is letout on the Dpen mark￿.
A foimal valuatlon of the property on a market valuebH51swa5 prepared byToru5 Chwtered5ur¥eyor5 In October 2023 who
have recent eXp￿IenCe In the locatlon and type of propÈrty be1n8w￿Ued. Theproperty was valtsed at E470AIW. The trustees
havocon51der the valuatlon of the propertyas at 31rt March 2024. 31st Marth 2025. and based on local prtsperty data for
the perlod, have e*tIMat￿ thÈvalue at the balancesheet dateto be £a193A130.

Manthestef Unthed
Istered Thum￿￿. 07109404
r the YearEnded 31 March 2025
17. Oebtors., Amounts falNnKdue wlihln oneyeir
2025
Ikoup
2025
Charfty
Z024
Gro
2024
Charlty
Trade debtor5
Prepayment5 and acuued Incom•
oiher debtois
z.oiz
25.015
41.712
3056
9.784
18.280
1,675
7.$84
17,233
26.991
41.71Z
73567
68.759
51.920
26,492
Amounts fallln8 du¢ Iftei more th4n oneye•r
Concessh)nary toan to group Underta￿09
118,691
118,692
I￿re8￿¢t •mounts
n.S67
187.451
31.920
14S,IB4
Credltor5: Amounts lilllnq duewtthln one￿¥
2025
Group
1025
[￿rIty
2024
Group
2024
charlty
Accru415 ?nd deferred In¢om¢
Taxallon and so¢lal se¢urliv
Other credltors
Y1.152
2,919
li¥
46,614
S6,286
29,750
1121
74,059
46,621
54274
29,738
Deleired 1nc0mewn￿Sts of £27,06J12O24.. E&1691 recefved In aoknnceof launch & WeekendAway whlch are taklni place In
fulure perlods. Also Included In deferred Ir￿orne are capltal 8ranisvthlch areTeleased tothesktement of Flnanclal Adlvltles
over the useful ecor￿MIe Ilfe of the 8ssets on whlch the 8Tèntwas spÈmt. Oeférred Incomo brought forward trom the pr￿louS
year wès £705,713, lotome dÈfÈrred In the yEor f29,643 and dElerrEd Ihrome reko5ed to ¢he5tytement of FlnanE141
Acllvllle5 In theyearwa5 E26.789.
19. Credltors: Amounts lalllnrf due after one year
2025
rxo¥p
2QZ5
2024
Group
20Z4
Charlty
Deferred grant Income
656M8
676,924
6S6.688
676,924

Manchester ilmlt
sttred number O
stothe Flnan
Èm
or
31 Marth 2014
19. Credltor$:Amtsumtsfallln8 due after one yearl£orf'dl
Amounts fallln8 duè aftèr ffve years and not repay7ble by tn5t•knents:
2025
Charlty
2024
2024
Chèrlty
fjroup
Deferred grant Ihcorne
59Q617
606,915
590,617
606.915
20. Opvatlni lease commltm•nts
ThetollovAnd tspÈratlng lease payments •retonw4lted to bep￿d by ihe youp..
2025
2024
Wlthln one year
9￿*•n woand five years
In morèthan flveyears
2.416
7,540
114,QINJ
6,IZ4
113.1)OD
111.540
123,956
Oper4tlDg lease piyrnentsreco8nlsed asan expen5eln th•y••r toulled £2.$8412024'. 15841.
The followlnB operatln8 leB5e payments alé commltted to be paldbythe ¢h•rlty.'
202S
2024
withln oneyear
8eiween two and Ifveyears
In more ¢haTh lfve years
1,416
2A24
1,116
3,S40
3.540
4.956
Operatlhg lease paymtr)ts re¢o8Dlsed asan expertse Intheyeartotalled £IA1612024: 1.5841.
i*dybrld8e Connect Llmlted ha53 leasÈ wlth Sto¢kport gorowh Councll for the land at 14dyW(*e Sport and 5oclal aub fgr £IODJ per
year utll thÈ 05IAovnM3.
31

l ManchÈster Lkni
i5tered number: 07109404
tes to the FIDandal Statements
f the Y*arE ded 31
21. Movements In funds
Group
tstApill
2024
RevaluatlD
Galns
3151 Mprth
2025
Inc•me
ExpEhdture
Trahsters
Unrestrtcted funds:
General fvnd
Deslgnated funds
J.172,859
207.461
781737
11fj391
1776.8061
1517541
470
3,183,J54
240.525
124.5741
3,380.321
894128
1819.$60)
120N801
470
3.421,879
Restrldtd fvnds
32.044
59.964
Y121
20080
22,176
3M12.365
9S9012
1919.871)
470
9,446,055
thailty
tsi Aprw
2024
Revaluatlon
Ga1Tr5
31st Mlltsh
2025
fome
ENp•r4lltsti•
Transl•r5
Unrestrlcted fvnd$',
General fund
Destqnèted lut)ds
3￿.791
207.462
691351
IIOJ91
1674,9791
152.7541
4.094
124.5741
470
3.060.628
240.525
>347.254
80L642
(n7,7331
120.4801
470
J.aOL15J
He5trlcted funds
31044
$9,964
190.3121
20A80
21176
3,279,198
861.606
1818.0451
470
JAZY,52>
Comparatlve net movement In funds Included In tho abov• •rÈ4s fdlows..
Gmup
1st Aprll
2023
Rthluatlon
6•lr4
31st March
2024
Intome
Expendlture
Yran5ters
Unrestrlcled lund¥:
Geneial fund
Oesl8nated furtds
3.226.046
160.399
753.963
92N14
1815.8381
139,8281
I￿.871)
15,1231
11560
3.172,859
207.462
3?86.445
845977
1855.6661
118.995}
22.560
4380,321
Rt5trlcted fvnds
26,389
111,999
11263391
31044
3,412,834
95B976
1982PJ51
22,560
3.411365
32

l ManthesterUr(Atsd
71094
Notesto th•FtnancTalStatements
11. Movements In funds Itont'dl
alartty
1st Aprll
2￿23
Revaluatlon
Galns
Ylst March
2024
11K￿e
E4Jendltu
Transfers
Unre$trlcted lunds:
General Fund
DeslEnated funds
3.1167,334
IfA).399
668,076
91014
V04.3061
139.8281
113.8721
IS,1231
2I560
3.039,792
207,462
3.227.733
76OJ
1744.1341
1119951
ZL560
3,247,254
Restrlcted fvnds
26.389
112.999
1126.3391
18.995
52,044
3254,122
873I189
{870.4731
22,560
3,279,298
22. Analysls of iroup nel HsM¢s bIt￿è￿ lub￿%
11 March 2025
Toial
Fund*
Genernl
D•sl&n&t•d
R•stfkted
Tan6lble ffxed assets..
Inveslrnent prope¥ty
Cash at bankand In hand
other nÈt current assetsllllabllltlesl
Credltors of morethin oneyear
3.011.879
493,030
320.658
792
3.020,611
493P30
$88.112
730
1656.68BI
24Q515
27.129
111,7451
1656,6081
3.163.354
240￿25
22,176
3A46055
Cornp3ratfve analysls oliroup n•t 0$5ets funds
31 March 2024
Totil
Funds
General DeslgTroted Aedrklwl
TaTr8lble flxed assets
InveslmeThl propert¥
Cash ai baok and In hand
other net current 3sselsllllabllllle51
Credltors of More than one yeor
3￿77.883
492,5F￿
297,201
117.8611
676,9241
11305
3,091,188
492.560
528,049
1215081
1676.9241
23.386
14,6471
1172A59
207862
32,OM
3,412.365
33

Manthes
Èi LlmliÈd
Istered number.. 07109404
Not•5 tot
ortheyear Ended 31 March 2D15
29, Related partytransZCtT(wks
Tnlstte. Rw. Anthony DÈlanÉy. Is an efflploytrol Ivy M*hesterLknltedat)d recelved r*mutwatlon from the(ompany durlng
theyear, BS set out ITr note 12 ￿T￿tte5, rernunefalkn and e¥pen5P5".
Durlnl the year, the8roup employed a d05e larnllymember of tTU5tee Rev.Anthony f)elantylEmma Jelfreyl. EmploymEnt
beneflts In the year, Indudln8 Empl¢yer penslofi and EmployerSrKkl Securlty contrlbullon5, totalllnE £13,75112024.. £29,141
rÈlatlni to two closÈ famllymembÈrsl.
Duilnl the year. the aggre£aledonatlons from trustee5 and other related partle5wlth0￿ t0ndm￿nSw•s £45,377
11024.. E47,4691.
Dulln8 Iheyear. Ivy Manchester Umlted eonlrfbuled É2,81K12024.. £3.2901 towards the ruTh￿￿K Costs of a propertywhlch It
owns and Is occuplÈd byTrustee. Iltv. Anthony Delattey.
Key Manèoemènt P•tsonnel employee ben•fits•i• dlsdosed In note 8.
P¢nslon c•mmltm•hts
The 8roup opeiaies dellned Contrfb￿I0n pÈnslon Schemes￿{￿ empknyees. The •ssetsol the scheffles are held sepaTatdy from
those ol the Eroup In Independently adrnln151ered fund5. payablè lor theyeai are ch•r8ed to Ihe 5t•ternet)t ol
Flnanclal Acil￿tle&
The peThslon charBe Induded In the Statemtnt olfln4rKlal Atll¥ltles lor Iheyear was£31,17112024: £27,644). Therewere no
pen51on commltments outslandlr¥ at thè •ndofthecurrerttor nn•nd•l yew.
2S. Reconclllatlon of net mo¥•ment 1nfund5tonet￿5h flowfrom operl￿ni
2025
Gro
1025
tharlty
2024
Group
2024
Chailty
Nel movement In fvnds
Revaluatlon of Investment property
Oeprerlallon thHrge
Interest from Investments
Rents recelved
Ilnueasel In sto(*$
33Mo
14701
92A97
(14.9381
19,6751
614
44,031
{4701
48,760
114,938)
19,6751
14691
1225601
94,561
16.8131
18,6251
426
25,176
122.5601
48,713
16,8131
18 62S)
Decrease/ Ilnereh5el In trade
and other debtors
{41.6461
14L266)
11.294
(Decfeasell Increase In trade
and other credltor5
12A521
15,883
12L4091
1457
Nttt#sh In optmtlnyactfvltlès
57.530
41925
46A15
44,982

Manch•ster iirnited
mber.. 07109404
Notes tothe financial S
ea
É ded 31 Marth 2025
26, Anatys15 of Cash and tash equlvalents
2025
Graup
2025
Iharlty
2024
2024
Charlty
Cash at bank •nd ltt hand
588H12
526W6
528.019
48L028
$8&912
526m6
521049
481,028