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|N|ames of the charity trustee|s who manage the charity|||
|---|---|---|---|---|
||Trustee name|Office (ifany)|Dates acted if not|Name of person (or body)|
||||forwhole year|entitledto appointtrustee (if|
|||||any)|
|1.|Revd SimonClarke|Presbyter (Chairmanof|01/09/2021—|Ex officio|
|||Circuit meeting until|01/05/2025||
|||1/5/2025)|||
|2|Revd Mark Dunn-Wilson|Presbyter (Chairmanof||Exofficio|
|||Circuit meeting 2/5/2025|||
|||to current)|||
|3|Revd Clare Anderson|Presbyter||Ex officio|
|4|Revd Aubin de Gruchy|Presbyter||Ex officio|
|5|Revd Helen Byrne|ChaplaintoTruro School||Ex officio|
|6|Mrs Janet Tredrea|LayWorker||Ex officio|
|7|Mrs Sue Strawford|LayWorker||Ex officio|
|8|Mr Adrian Mitchell|LayWorker||Ex officio|
|9|Ms Victoria Hick|LayWorker||Ex officio|
|10|Mr David Crocker|LayWorker||Ex officio|
|11|Mrs Karen Potts|LayWorker||Ex officio|
|12|Mrs Janet Crocker|Layworker||Ex officio|
|13|Mrs Karen Armstrong|Circuit Administrator||Exofficio|
|14|MrsJayne Thomas|Circuit Steward||Circuit Meeting|
|15|Mrs Julie Thomas|Circuit Steward|To 31/08/2024|Circuit Meeting|
|16|Mr Richard Thomas|Circuit Steward|To 31/08/2024|Circuit Meeting|
|17|Revd Derek Collins|Supernumerary||Exofficio|
|18|Revd Jane Willcock|Supernumerary||Exofficio|
|19|RevdJanet Knowles-|Supernumerary||Exofficio|
||Berry||||
|20|Revd Margaret Barnes|Supernumerary|To31/08/2024|Ex officio|
|21|Mrs Mary Adams|||Allet Church Council|
|22|Mr Peter Keast|||Allet Church Council|
|23|Mrs Peggy Evely|||Carnon Downs Church Council|
|24|Mr Ian Street|Circuit Steward||Ex officio|
|25|Mrs Anne Smith|||Carnon CommunityChurch|
|||||Council|





|26|Mr David Robshaw||Carnon CommunityChurch|
|---|---|---|---|
||||Council|
|27|Mrs Alison Murfin||Chacewater/Twelveheads|
||||Church Council|
|28|Mrs Shirley Stephens||Chacewater/Twelveheads<br>Church Council|
|29|Mr Cliff Smith|Circuit Steward|Ex officio|
|30|Mrs Chris Smith||Crantock Church Council|
|31|Marion Caldwell||Crantock Church Council|
|32|Mr Phil Booth||Newquay Church Council|
|33|Mrs Sue Jackson||Newquay Church Council|
|34|Mrs Pauline Scotting||Newquay Church Council|
|35|Dr Vicky Hartnell||Penpoll Church Council|
|36|Mr Malcolm Kingston||Penpoll Church Council|
|37|Mrs Linda Berry||PerranporthChurch Council|
|38|Mrs Joanne Appleton||Portscatho Church Council|
|39|Dr Andrew Appleton||Portscatho Church Council|
|40|Mrs Diane Taylor||Shortlanesend Church Council|
|41|Mr Ross Rounsevell||Shortlanesend Church Council|
|42|Mrs Heather Rounsevell||Shortlanesend Church Council|
|43|Mr Ken Yeo|Circuit Steward|Ex officio|
|44|Mrs Diane Stephens||St Agnes Church Council|
|45|Mrs Christine Roberts||St Agnes Church Council|
|46|Ms Faye Solway||St Agnes Church Council|
|47|Ms Wendy Carter||St Agnes Church Council|
|48|Mr PeterWilkins||St Agnes Church Council|
|49|Mrs Gill Harris||ThreemilestoneChurch Council|
|50|Mr John Harris||ThreemilestoneChurch Council|
|51|Mr Ernie Dymond||Trispen Church Council|
|52|Mr John Willcock||Trispen Church Council|
|53|Ms Helen Nicholson||Truro with Tresillian Church|
||||Council|
|54|Mr Stephen Nicholson||Truro withTresillian Church|
||||Council|
|55|Mrs Hilary Nicholson||Truro withTresillian Church|
||||Council|
|56|Mrs Linda Baines|LP Secretary|Ex officio|
|57|Mr David Rabey||Truro with Tresillian Church|
||||Council|
|58|Mrs Rita Soper||Truro with Tresillian Church|
||||Council|
|59|Mr Steve Harris||Truro withTresillian Church|
||||Council|
|60|Mr John Wallace||Truro with Tresillian Church|
||||Council|
|61|Mr Tim Wellings||Truro with Tresillian Church|
||||Council|



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|Type ofgoverning document|Act of Parliament|
|---|---|
|How the charity is constituted|Trust|
||Appointed by Circuit Meeting or individual Church Councils|
|Trustee selection methods|(someTrustees are ex officio)|



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||Set out in the MethodistChurch Act 1976 (clause 4) —synopsis|—|
|---|---|---|
|Summary of the objects of|Advancement ofReligion and any charitable purpose of the||
|the charityset out in it|Methodist Church or church organisation (SeeMethodist Church||
|governing document|Act 1976)||



||Toserve the communities in the Mid Cornwall Circuit through|
|---|---|
||religious, social and spiritual activities for a full rangeof people.|
|Summary of the main||
|activities undertaken forthe|To provide a safe place for mutual support and development|
|public benefit in relation to|where each person can achievetheirfull God-given potential.|
|these objects (including||
|within thissection the|To provide governance support and guidance to individual|
|statutory declaration that|churches with the Mid Cornwall Circuit.|
|trustees have had regard to||
|theguidance issued bythe|The Trustees have referredto the Charity Commission guidance|
|Charity Commission on public|on public benefit when reviewing and in planning our future|
|benefit)|activities.|



|You|may choose to include|Withinthe Methodist Church, local Churches,Circuits and|
|---|---|---|
|additional information, where||Districts are not defined as (external) grant-making bodies.|
|relevant about:|||
|||Funds, in excess ofthose requiredforthe general operation of|
|•|Policy on grant-making;|Mid Cornwall Circuit, are investedwiththe Trustees for|
|||Methodist ChurchPurposes.|
|•|Policy programme related||
||investment;|Much of the oversight, management, and day-to-day activity of|
|||Mid Cornwall Circuit is undertaken by volunteers (lay people).|
|•|Contribution madeby||
||volunteers.|We continue to explore newways of working to enable the|
|||circuit to moveforward and serve thecommunity both now and|
|||in the futureandthe Circuit LeadershipTeam has looked at how|
|||we can utilize our human resources (lay staff) effectively.|
|||The Mid Cornwall Grants Committee (MCCGC) will be responsible|
|||for all mission application grants. Theseare grantsfor which a|
|||clear published application process is to be drawn up will be|
|||made on individual grants against set criteria e.g. mission and|
|||ministry grants.|





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|Summary of the main|The outworking of our Christian faith, and the key emphasis|
|---|---|
|achievements of the charity|within the Methodist Churchas a whole, is seen in the priority|
|during the year|we place on social holiness. In particular, howwe share and|
||demonstrate the good news of God in JesusChrist.|
||Based on what we believe, we seek in all we do to be a blessing|
||to the communities in which we live, work, and serve.|
||Our practical Christianity provides added value to our|
||communities. This can easily be overlooked or even dismissedas|
||of little importance, for much ofwhatwe do is not overt or|
||showy.<br>Underpinning all thatwe do, in our local church families|
||and togetheras a Methodistcircuit, is our faithfulness and|
||commitment to serve the God ofthe Church and all creation.|
||At the beginningofthe new year, we renewed our Mission|
||statement to include:|
||We seek to respond to God's love through worship, learning,|
||service and evangelism.|
||•<br>Worship: Helps us become more aware of God's presence|
||and offers space for gratitude, reverenceand praise.|
||•<br>Learning and Caring: Nurtures faith through scripture,|
||fellowship and the sharing of kindness, compassionand|
||understanding.|
||•<br>Service:Seeksto be a sign of hope by caringforthose in|
||need and speaking upforjustice.|
||•<br>Evangelism:Shares the love of Christby creating welcoming|
||spaces in which faith can be explored and encouraged.|





|•<br>Recent government changes have restricted VATreclaims,|
|---|
|reducing local funding by around £400,000.|
|•<br>Professional advice is being sought as we explore possible|
|VAT recovery options.|
|•<br>Further funding is being pursued for the later phases of the|
|project.|
|Carnon Community Hub:|
|•<br>The contractor began work on 6 May, and the project is now|
|halfway through its 12-week programme.|
|•<br>So far, the only issue has been electrical work, which is not|
|unusual in an older building.|
|•<br>Decisions are now being made on paint and carpet colours.|
|•<br>The project is likely to face VAT reclaim issues similar to|
|those affecting Kemeneth.|
|Eco-Church:the number of chapel buildingswith at least bronze|
|accreditation to 10|
|The Gospel Table: This project has been receivedwith real|
|encouragement by the District NPNP Group|
|Children & Families:This work continues to grow in encouraging|
|ways. The Easter Open the Book Roadshow shared the|
|Resurrection storieswith 1,150 children across five schools.|
|Toddler groups are thriving, with Little Eden moving to monthly|
|celebration -style gatherings.|
|Youth: The club regularly welcomes 16young people and is|
|sustained by the faithfulsupport of a committed volunteer team.|
|Together, these accomplishments highlight our resilience,|
|adaptability, and dedication to serving the community through|
|both immediate support and future-focused development.|
|These opportunities enable the church to be the hands and feet|
|ofChrist by supporting those in need.|





||After net expenditure forthe year of £394,523, the funds held at|
|---|---|
|Briefstatement ofthe|the end of the reporting periodtotal£2,649,098,ofwhich|
|charity'spolicy on reserves|£3,287 is restricted and the balance unrestricted. 2024-2025 FY|
||has been an 'extraordinary' onewith measures being pursued to|
||address the deficit. The policy of the Circuit is to hold three|
||months expenditure in hand (approximately £200k). Free|
||reservesare currently £205k.|
||The aspirational target ofretaining £300kfromthe future saleof|
||propertyassets will provide a grant aid pot for peopleand|
||projects serving the missional aims of the Circuit.|
||This fund is administered by a grants team appointed by the|
||circuit meeting.|
|Details of any funds|None|
|materially in deficit||



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|urth|er financial review details (|Optional information)|Optional information)|
|---|---|---|---|
|You|may choose to include|Principal sources of funds:||
|additional information, where||•|Agreed annual assessmentspaid by Circuit Churches|
|relevant about:||•|Rental from three manses|
|||•|Capital Receipts|
|•|The charity's principal|||
||sourcesof funds (including|Expenditure on Objectives||
||anyfundraising);|•|Most of the expenditure is related tothe pay and|
||||associatedcosts ofpresbyters and lay workers.|
|•|How expenditure has|•|The stewardship and maintenance of manses|
||supported the key|•|Annual assessmentspaid to the South West Peninsula|
||objectivesofthe charity;||District of the Methodist Church|
|•|Investment policy and|Investment Policy||
||objectives including any|•|Uncommitted funds are deposited with the Trustees for|
||ethical investment policy||Methodist ChurchPurposes, who maintain a policyof|
||adopted.||ethical investment.|



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|Signed on behalf ofthecharity's|trustees|trustees|||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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||Statementof F|inancial|inancial|Activities (|S|OFA)for t|he year end|ed 31 A|ugust202|5||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||Notes to<br>the<br>accounts||General Fund<br>(Unrestricted)||Circuit Model<br>Trust<br>(Unrestricted)|Designated<br>Funds<br>(unrestricted)|Restricted<br>Funds|Endowment<br>Funds||Total<br>2024-25|
|||||£||£|£|£|£||£|
|Income||||||||||||
|1|Donations and legacies||4||||||||-|
|2|Income from monetary investments||6|2,055||21,134||160|||23,349|
|3|Income from investment properties||||||||||-|
|4|Assessmentson Churches|||313,321|||||||313,321|
|5|Capital Receipts|||||161,568|||||161,568|
|6|Grants received||4|||||80,500|||80,500|
|7|Transferon Church closure|||300,000|||||||300,000|
|8|Other charitableincome||5|55,386|||||||55,386|
|9 Total income||||670,762||182,702|-|80,660|-||934,124|
|Expenditure||||||||||||
|10|Grants and donations|||||511,159|||||511,159|
|11|Salaries and associated costs||10|||251,891||80,500|||332,391|
|12|Propertymaintenance|||194,912||102,476|||||297,388|
|12|Connexional assessment& model|trust|levy||||||||-|
|14|DistrictAssessment& Levy|||76,140|||||||76,140|
|15|Depreciation|||9,252|||||||9,252|
|16|Office expenses||||||||||-|
|17|Other outgoings|||49,952||52,423|||||102,375|
|18|Total charitable expenditure|||330,256||917,949|-|80,500|-||1,328,705|
|19|Gains/(losses)<br>on monetary investments|||-||14|-|44|-||58|
|20|Gains/(losses)<br>on investment properties|||-||-|-|-|-||-|
|21|Net income/(expenditure)|||340,506|-|735,233|-|204|-|-|394,523|
|22|Transfersbetween funds|||-||-|-|-|-||-|
|23|Other gains/(losses)|||||||||||
|24|Net movement in funds|||340,506|-|735,233|-|204|-|-|394,523|
|25|Total funds broughtforward|||174,556||2,865,982|-|3,083|-||3,043,621|
|26|Total funds carried forward|||515,062||2,130,749|-|3,287|-||2,649,098|





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||Statement of Fi|nancial|Activities (|SOFA)fort|he year end|he year end|ed 31 A|ugust2024||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||Notes to<br>the<br>accounts|General Fund<br>(Unrestricted)|Circuit Model<br>Trust<br>(Unrestricted)|Designated<br>Funds<br>(unrestricted)||Restricted<br>Funds|Endowment<br>Funds|Total<br>2023-24|
||||£|£|£||£|£|£|
|Income||||||||||
|1|Donations and legacies|4|-|-||-|-|-|-|
|2|Income from monetary investments|6|5,611|29,353||-|212|-|35,176|
|3|Income from investment properties||-|-||-|-|-|-|
|4|Assessments on Churches||295,837|-||-|-|-|295,837|
|5|Capital Receipts||-|462,899||-|-|-|462,899|
|6|Grants received|4||||||||
||||-|-||-|-|-|-|
|7|Transferdue to amalgamation|||-||-|-||-|
|8|Other charitable income|5|82,871|-||-|-|-|82,871|
|9 Total income|||384,319|492,252||-|212|-|876,783|
|Expenditure||||||||||
|10|Grants and donations||37,000|-||-|-|-|37,000|
|11|Salaries and associated costs|10|322,316|-||-|-|-|322,316|
|12|Property maintenance||24,402|-||-|-|-|24,402|
|12|Connexional assessment<br>& model|trust levy|-|-||-|-|-|-|
|14|District Assessment<br>& Levy||76,132|-||-|-|-|76,132|
|15|Depreciation||12,336|-||-|-|-|12,336|
|16|Office expenses||-|-||-|-|-|-|
|17|Other outgoings||76,905|15,051||-|-|-|91,956|
|18|Total charitable expenditure||549,091|15,051||-|-|-|564,142|
|19|Gains/(losses)<br>on monetary investments||-|546||-|193|-|739|
|20|Gains/(losses)<br>on investment properties||-|-||-|-|-|-|
|21|Net income/(expenditure)||(164,772)|477,747||-|405|-|313,380|
|22|Transfersbetween funds||-|-||-|-|-|-|
|23|Other gains/(losses)|||||||||
|24|Net movementin funds||(164,772)|477,747||-|405|-|313,380|
|25|Total funds brought forward (as restated)||339,328|2,388,235||-|2,678|-|2,730,241|
|26|Total funds carried forward||174,556|2,865,982||-|3,083|-|3,043,621|





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||Notes to the|General Fund<br>(Unrestricted)||Circuit Model<br>Trusts<br>(Unrestricted)|Circuit Model<br>Trusts<br>(Unrestricted)||Designated Funds<br>(Unrestricted)|Designated Funds<br>(Unrestricted)||Restricted<br>Funds|Endowment<br>Funds|Totals 2025|Totals 2024 (As<br>restated)|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||Accounts|£||£|||£|||£|£|£|£|
|Fixed Assets||||||||||||||
|Circuit Manses& Equipment|11|33,111||1,032,845||||||||1,065,956|1,075,208|
|Investment properties|12|309,839||1,056,842||||-||||1,366,681|1,066,681|
|Investments|12|7,619||||||||1,749|-|9,368|9,310|
|Total fixed assets||350,569||2,089,687||||||1,749||2,442,005|2,151,199|
|Current Assets||||||||||||||
|Debtors and prepayments|13|17,827||||||||||17,827|37,139|
|Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes|14||||41,062|||||||41,062|772,455|
|Central Finance Board Deposits|14|85,466||||||||||85,466|74,543|
|Cash at Bank and in hand|14|95,764||||||||1,538||97,302|52,837|
|Total currentassets||199,057|||41,062|||||1,538||241,657|936,974|
|Current liabilities||||||||||||||
|Creditors (due in under 1 year)|15|34,564||||||||||34,564|44,552|
|Total currentliabilities||34,564||||||||||34,564|44,552|
|Netcurrentassets/liabilities||164,493|||41,062|||||1,538||207,093|892,422|
|Total assets less currentliabilities||515,062||2,130,749||||||3,287||2,649,098|3,043,621|
|Longterm liabilities||||||||||||||
|(due after more than oneyear)||||||||||||||
|Loans by the Circuit||||||||||||||
|Netassets||515,062||2,130,749||||||3,287||2,649,098|3,043,621|
|Funds ofthe Circuit||||||||||||||
|General Fund (Unrestricted)|18|515,062||||||||||515,062|174,556|
|Circuit Model Trust Funds (Unrestricted)||||2,130,749|||||I|||2,130,749|2,865,982|
|Designated Funds (Unrestricted)|18|||||||-||||||
|TotalUnrestrictedFunds|||||||||I|||2,645,811|3,040,538|
|Restricted Funds|18|||||||||3,287||3,287|3,083|
|Endowment Funds||||||||||||||
|Total Funds||515,062|I|2,130,749||I|||I|3,287||2,649,098|3,043,621|





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|Cash flow statement forthe year ended 31August2025||||
|---|---|---|---|
|||2025|2024|
|Statementof cash flows|Note|£|£|
|Cash from operatingactivities||||
|Net cash used in operating activities||(699,354)|248,737|
|Cashflows from investing activities||||
|Dividends,interestand rents from investments||23,349|35,176|
|Purchase of property, plant and equipment||-|-|
|Net cash provided by investing activities||23,349|35,176|
|Cash flows from financing activities||||
|Newborrowing||-|-|
|Repaymentsofborrowing||-|-|
|Net cash used in financing activities||-|-|
|Changein cash and cash equivalents in the reportingperiod||(676,005)|283,913|
|Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the reporting period||899,835|615,922|
|Cash and cash equivalents attheend of the reportingperiod||223,830|899,835|
|||2025|2024|
|Reconciliation of net income to net cashflow from operatingactivities||£|£|
|Net income for thereporting period (as perstatementoffinancial activities)||(394,523)|313,380|
|Adjustmentsfor:||||
|Depreciation and amortisation charges||9,252|12,336|
|Fixed assets, investments and investment properties transferred on amalgamation||(300,000)|-|
|(Gains) / losses on investments||(58)|(739)|
|Dividends,interestand rents from investments||(23,349)|(35,176)|
|(Increase)/decrease in debtors||19,312|(16,321)|
|Increase/(decrease) in creditors||(9,988)|(24,743)|
|Net cash used in operating activities||(699,354)|248,737|
|||2025|2024|
|Analysisofcash and cashequivalent||£|£|
|Cash in hand||223,830|899,835|
|Total cash and cash equivalents||223,830|899,835|





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|1.|Basis of accounting|
|---|---|
||The financial statements have been prepared under the historic cost convention, and in accordance with the 2019 version of Accounting|
||and Reporting by Charities: Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP) applicableto charities preparing their accounts in accordance|
||with FRS102— the Charities SORP (FRS102) and the Charities Act 2011.|
|2.|Funds|
||The funds held constitute: General Funds held for any purpose of the Circuitwhich are Unrestricted. The Circuit Model Trust Fund has|
||wide purposes defined in Standing Ordersand is categorisedas unrestricted. Restricted funds which are held for a narrower purpose.|
||Details of each material fund are disclosed in the final note to these accounts. Any funds maybe representedby more than just cash.|
|3.|Accounting policies|
|Basis||



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||||Mid Cornwall Circuit,|Mid Cornwall Circuit,|The|Methodist|Church|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|4.<br>Donations and legacies|Unrestricted|Circuit Model|Designated|Restricted||2025|2024|
|||Trust Fund|Funds|||Total|Total|
||£|£|£||£|£|£|
|Donations||||||||
||-|-|-|-||-|-|
|Grants|-|-|-|80,500||80,500|-|
|Furlough grant|-|-|-|-||-|-|
|Total|-|-|-|80,500||80,500|-|
|5.<br>Charitable activities|Unrestricted|Circuit Model|Designated|Restricted||2025|2024|
|||Trust Fund|Funds|||Total|Total|
||£|£|£||£|£|£|
|Manse rental income|53,308|-|-|-||53,308|71,628|
|Other income|2,078|-|-|-||2,078|11,243|
|Total|55,386|||-||55,386|82,871|
|6.<br>Investment income|Unrestricted|Circuit Model|Designated|Restricted||2025|2024|
|||Trust Fund|Funds|||Total|Total|
||£|£|£||£|£|£|
|Interest and dividends|2,055|21,134|-|160||23,349|35,176|
|Total|2,055|21,134|-|160||23,349|35,176|
|7.<br>Othertradingactivity|Unrestricted|Circuit Model|Designated|Restricted||2025|2024|
|||Trust Fund|Funds|||Total|Total|
||£|£|£||£|£|£|
|Other income||||||||
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|Fees for examination or audit ofthe accounts||||
|---|---|---|---|
|Independentexaminer'sor auditors' fees for reporting on the accounts||2,500|2,550|
|Other fees (eg: advice, accountancyservices) paid to the independent examineror auditor|£|2,250|5,950|



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|Ministers||||
|---|---|---|---|
|Stipends, salariesand benefits in kind|£|120,772|113,701|
|Employer'sNational Insurance costs||12,798|10,725|
|Pension costs||18,612|23,033|
|Layworkersand administrator||||
|Stipends, salariesand benefits in kind|£|159,963|155,786|
|Employer'sNational Insurance costs||13,743|11,795|
|Pension costs||3,965|3,829|
|Supernumeraries||300|1,329|
|ApprenticeshipLevy||1,662|1,542|
|Payroll service charge||576|576|
|Total staff costs|£|332,391|322,316|
|Average number of full-timeequivalent employees in the year were:||14|13|
|No employeeearned more than £60,000 per annum||||





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||equipment.||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|||||||Paymentson|||
|||||Fixtures,||account and|||
||Residential|||fittings|and|assets under|||
||Land|Buildings|Manses|equipment||construction|Total||
||£|£|£|£||£|£||
|Balance brought forward (as|||||||||
|restated)|||1,038,201|88,514||-|1,126,715||
|Additions|||||||||
||||-||-|-||-|
|Revaluations(+/-)|||||||||
||||-|||-||-|
|Disposals (-)|||||||||
||||-|||-||-|
|Transfersto investment property|||-||-|-||-|
|Transfersdue to amalgamation|||-||-|-||-|
|Balance carried forward|-|-|1,038,201|88,514||-|1,126,715||
|Accumulated depreciation|||||||||
|Balance brought forward||||51,507|||51,507||
|Depreciation charge foryear (-)|||||9,252||9,252||
|Revaluations (+/-)|||||||||
|||||||||-|
|Disposals<br>(-)|||||||||
|||||||||-|
|Transfers*(+/-)|||||||||
|||||||||-|
|Balance carried forward|-|-|-|60,759||-|60,759||
|Net book value|||||||||
|Brought forward (As restated)|-|-|1,038,201|37,007||-|1,075,208||
|Carried forward|-|-|1,038,201|27,755||-|1,065,956||





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|---|---|---|
||£|£|
|Investmentslisted on a recognised Stock Exchange|||
|Investmentsheld in CFB Managed Funds|9,368|9,310|
|Securities not listed on a recognised stock exchange|||
|Other investments - investment properties|1,366,681|1,066,681|
|Total|1,376,049|1,075,991|



|||2024|(As|
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||2025|restated)||
|Change in investment values||||
||£|£||
|Carrying (market) value at beginning of year|1,075,991|1,075,252||
|Add: additions to investments at cost||||
|Add: Transfers of closed chapelto Circuit|300,000|||
|Transfer of investment properties from fixed assets||||
|Net gain/(loss) on revaluation|58||739|
|Carrying (market) value at end of year|1,376,049|1,075,991||





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|13.|Analysis of currentassets|2025|2024|
|---|---|---|---|
||Debtors and prepayments|£|£|
||Trade Debtors|-|7,038|
||Other Debtors|-|11,500|
||Prepayments|17,827|15,273|
||Accrued income|-|3,328|
||Total debtorsand prepayments|17,827|37,139|
|14|Analysis of cash at bank|2025|2024|
||Bank balance held at Lloyds TSB Current account|97,302|52,837|
||Bank balance held in TMCP CircuitModel Trust Fund|41,062|772,455|
||Bank balance held in Stipends Account / CFB Account|85,466|74,543|
||Central Finance Board Circuit Fund Accounts|-|-|
||Total Cash and Bank|223,830|899,835|
|15.|Analysis of current liabilitiesand long term creditors|2025|2024|
||Trade creditors|-|-|
||Other creditors|||
|||-|-|
||Deferred income|28,864|35,880|
||Accruals|5,700|8,672|
||Total Current Liabilities|34,564|44,552|



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|Fund Name||Opening|Income|Expenditure||Transfers||Gains /||Closing|Purpose of the|
|||Balance||||||Losses||Balance|fund|
|General Fund||174,556|670,762||(330,256)||-||-|515,062||
|Designated Funds||-|-||||-||-|-||
|CMTF||2,865,982|182,702||(917,949)||-||14|2,130,749||
||Totals|3,040,538|853,464||(1,248,205)||-||-|2,645,811||
|Restricted Funds||||||||||||
|Fund Name||Opening|Income|Expenditure||Transfers||Gains /||Closing|Purpose of the|
|||Balance||||||Losses||Balance|fund|
|Probus Holding fund||1,918|-||-||-||44|1,962|Future works at<br>Probus|
||||||||||||Interest from|
|Interest in Current Account||1,065|160||-||-||-|1,225|Gerrans,<br>Medlyn and|
||||||||||||Nicholls funds.|
|Layworkers Grants||-|80,500||(80,500)||-||-|-|Support for staff<br>costs|
|JH Medlyn||100|-||-||-||-|100|Upkeep of<br>building|
||Totals'|3,083|80,660|-|80,500||-||-|3,287||
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|Fund Name||Opening|Income|Expenditure||Transfers||||Closing|Purposeofthe|
|||Balance||||||||Balance|fund|
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