MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH
TRUSTEES’ REPORT and FINANCIAL STATEMENT for the year ending 31 March 2025
Registered Address 22 New Street Milnrow Rochdale OL16 3PQ
Charity Registration Number 1135818
Approved by the Trustees on 28/12/25
Trustees
Julian Hurst (Elder) Dr Timothy Platts (Deacon) John Corbett (Treasurer and Deacon) Sam Cappleman-Lynes (Deacon)
Bankers H S B C 2 Yorkshire Street Rochdale OL16 1EE
Independent Examiner:
STANLEY OZGOWICZ MA (Cantab) CTA Atrament Limited 11 Sadlers Gate Wombwell Barnsley S73 8NG
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TRUSTEES’ REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
CHARITABLE OBJECT
The primary aims of the Trust are to fulfil the role of a Christian Church in the Rochdale and district area and to provide help to others in promoting the Christian faith in the United Kingdom and overseas.
THE CHURCH : ITS AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
The Church is a gathering of ordinary people of different ages and backgrounds, whose lives have been changed by Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the Saviour of the World.
The New Testament describes the Church as a community of people, properly taught and cared for, who by knowing Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour and loving and serving Him, are also committed to love and care for each other and to bring a blessing to the area in which they live.
Milnrow Evangelical Church, its Trustees and members are committed to the maintenance of these New Testament principles, as also are many other Churches, not only in this country, but also all over the world.
The powers of appointment or removal of Trustees rests with the Trustees. New Trustees are selected from within the elders and deacons of the Church and appointed in accordance with the Members’ Manual. This means that the Trustee body is wholeheartedly involved in fulfilling the mission of the Church worked out in practice. New Trustees are made aware of their responsibilities and of the legal and financial framework in which the Church operates.
The Church employs one Elder full time and one part time Administrator, but all members are involved in the work. Each member does what they are able as time and abilities permit. Some are involved in leading the worship services, or in a teaching ministry. Others are able to visit the sick and needy. All are involved in prayer for the work and in its financial support.
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THE YEAR: ITS OBJECTIVES AND ACHIEVEMENTS
During the year ending 31 March 2025, the church celebrated its fiftieth anniversary and suffered one of its worst trials since it began. The great enemy of the church, Satan, caused division, which resulted in a significant number of people leaving the church. A proposal was brought to the whole membership, which was not carried. After this, three elders stood down from office and they and some members of the church left.
Two members went to be with the Lord and 24 others left. Despite this sad and painful experience, those who remained renewed their commitment to each other and the Lord’s work here in Milnrow and beyond and have pressed on together. We continued our various meetings and forms of outreach.
The main ways that the Church has sought to achieve the calling of Christ upon it and its charitable purposes for the public benefit have been as follows:
* Lord’s Day Services.
Our main Sunday services continued each Sunday at 11.00a.m. and 6.00p.m. We continued to ventilate the hall and sanitize our hands to limit the spread of germs. A time of fellowship was held after the evening service with refreshments.
We continued to live stream our services, and keep the video recordings on our church Facebook page and YouTube page.
* Morning Prayer Meetings.
This prayer meeting took place online using Zoom and met three mornings a week from 9.00am to 9.30am.
* Midweek Meetings.
On a Wednesday morning and evening the ladies meet for Bible study, fellowship and prayer. The morning meeting uses Zoom if some are not able to attend in person, but increasing numbers have met in person. The evening meeting is on Zoom.
On a Thursday evening at 7.45 p.m. there is a Bible Study and Prayer Meeting at the church building when the Home Groups are not meeting. Home Groups are typically on the first and third Thursday of each month.
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* Men’s Meeting.
The men met on Saturday mornings, twice a month. We had breakfast together and looked at a chapter of Christian book together. This stopped after June 2024, when numbers dropped.
* Trainee.
The church took on a self-employed trainee, called Paul Morgan, up until the end of September 2024, when his placement period ended. He was supported by the church and lived in the church flat. He helped with outreach, youth work and preaching.
* Missionary Support.
This year £20,034 was donated for the support of missionary work worldwide.
We agreed to lend £15,000 to Wilstead Evangelical Church in November 2022 to enable them to buy a new church building. The funds were transferred in February 2023 and were expected to be repaid within 12-18 months. A request for a 12 month extension was agreed in Summer 2024. As of 31 March 2025, the loan remained outstanding.
* Outreach.
Book table work. We continued our outreach using book tables. We offer Bibles, Gospels, Christian books and leaflets. We run 2 book tables in Rochdale town centre each week and help with another in Halifax once a week. These stopped once Paul Morgan finished his placement.
Open Airs. We continued with our open airs once a month in Rochdale, meeting on a Saturday. We have Gospel messages preached with the help of visual aids, hand out Christian literature and have discussions with any who show interest.
Door to door visitation. We have restarted door to door visitation now that covid concerns have eased. We do this when the weather is not suitable for the book tables and during our Week of Outreach. This stopped being a regular activity once Paul Morgan finished his placement.
Leaflet Distribution. We continue to deliver Christian literature and invitations to various church meetings. These are mostly done in connection with special events; including Christmas, Spring, Easter and our ‘Week of Outreach’ in August.
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Personal Bible Studies. We run personal Bible studies for those who want to understand more about the Christian faith. In particular, we often run ‘Christianity Explored’ for those who are desiring to be baptised and join the church to ensure that they understand clearly what being a Christian means.
Our annual Week of Outreach took place in late August / early September as usual. We ran a normal programme of outreach in 2024 with an encouraging number of helpers and gospel conversations. We ran a Summer Barbecue which was well attended by the church with many visitors..
We continued running our meetings for mothers / fathers / carers and their young children, called Stay & Play . The purpose of this meeting is to build relationships with local families and seek opportunities to share the gospel.
We continued running our youth work . This included Good News Club for primary school age children and JETS, for secondary school aged children.
During the month of December we had a Christmas Supper, a Carol Service and a Christmas Day service to which neighbours and friends were invited.
* Word of Hope Ministries.
This work continues to be in demand, with orders coming for the literature from various parts of the country and a number of requests coming from abroad.
This work is maintained by a group of devoted volunteers who give many hours of their time each year.
* Hospitality.
Hospitality was given regularly on both an organized and spontaneous basis.
* Church Website.
The church website (www.milnrow.org) continues to be a valuable asset to members of the church and viewers from outside. MP3 audios and MP4 videos are regularly accessed through the website. These include messages preached at the church on Thursdays and Sundays, by various speakers. Videos are available to watch, sharing personal stories of faith in Jesus Christ, and answers to life’s questions.
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Activities of the church are advertised using this platform; from Youth Groups to Seasonal Suppers.
The website continues to be linked to other sites such as www.the christiananswer.org; which provides more educational materials on the Christian faith, resulting in a number of requests for Christian literature. Jesus-islam.com is another; providing information for the many who enquire into the Christian faith from a Muslim background. It is now available in English, French, Arabic, Urdu and Persian. AndyMcIntosh.org is another website that provides helpful information on science and creation.
The church’s website is updated by a member of the church skilled in the area of IT.
The church also has a Facebook page and YouTube page on which most meetings are livestreamed. These videos are then available for people to watch at any time.
- Supporting Other Christian Works.
Help is provided to a number of other churches and organizations, particularly in support of their outreach;
Chorlton Evangelical Church . We supported their week of outreach, which was in June 2024, with helpers and in prayer.
Droylsden Independent Church . We supported their week of outreach in September with helpers and in prayer.
Halifax Grace Baptist Church : Members of our church help weekly on a Thursday with general outreach. This stopped after Paul Morgan finished his placement. We also helped in their annual outreach week in September. United Beach Missions . Church members are involved in leadership of and participating in teams throughout the year. These teams operate in the UK and also in continental Europe.
Many from our church helped the Christian Answer (CA) team in London in May 2024, as well as other CA teams around the UK over the summer period.
The Open-Air Mission . Members support their week of outreach in Manchester in late September.
We also assist other local churches by providing preachers from the church to assist them in their ministry.
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* Food Bank and Samaritan’s Purse
We have an ongoing voluntary collection of food from members, which is donated to the local food bank. In addition, some members fill shoe boxes in December and donate them to Samaritan’s Purse.
* Pastoral Care.
During the year our pastors have also been involved in the support of a number of members and others who attend the church who have had a variety of problems.
* Personal Bible studies.
These studies have continued in person and online with the use of Zoom if preferred.
* Safe-Guarding Policy.
The Church operates systems to ensure that all people working with children and vulnerable adults are appropriately vetted with regards to their suitability for their work, including all necessary legal checks. The safeguarding policy is reviewed annually.
* Public Benefit.
The Trustees have read the Charity Commission guidance on public benefit, and are satisfied that the activities outlined above clearly demonstrates that the church is providing a benefit to the public.
* Trustees.
This year, there was one resignation from the trustees. That was from the deacon and trustee, Edgar Moreira.
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ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
The work of the church during this past year has been both challenging and encouraging. We have sought to press on with both evangelistic activities and discipleship training through our various meetings.
The membership has seen a significant reduction in size. Two of our older members died. Twenty four members resigned. The total membership thus reduced by 26 to 36. Those who have remained have stepped up to fill any gaps by those who have left. Despite the sadness of seeing people leave, we have seen many visitors and have made contact with those seeking God and have pressed on to serve the Lord where He has put us. We saw one profession of faith after our Summer Barbecue and a number of others have expressed interest in being baptized and joining the church.
The various mid-week meetings continue to be well attended by those able to attend.
We have supported a church revitalization project in Rochdale by allowing a Christian worker, called Joost from Holland, to stay in the flat after Paul Morgan vacated it. He is helping revitalize Hope Chapel in Rochdale, whose building has been refurbished and was opened to the public on 20[th] December 2024.
THE NEW YEAR
The spiritual goals of the church are to continue to be faithful to the Lord, His Word and His great commission, and to pray that He will restore the years that the locusts have eaten and do far above and beyond all that we ask or imagine (Joel 2:25, Ephesians 3:20).
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FINANCIAL REVIEW
The church is entirely dependent upon the generous giving of its members as we have no collections, but there is an offering box at the back of the church. The full financial results for the year are set out in the accompanying financial statement.
The Trustees have set a policy of retaining reserves sufficient for the foreseeable needs of the church to enable the church to function effectively in the coming year.
In view of the departure of a significant number of members in June 2024, the trustees reviewed the churches income and outgoings, and recommended changes to our missionary giving to reflect our change in circumstances. These were agreed by the members. This has ensured that the church’s finances are now stable and sustainable, subject to any future changes.
The Trustees have made an assessment of the major risks facing the church, and are satisfied that there are insurance policies in place to minimize these risks. All major insurable risks are subject to normal Churches and employers’ insurance.
Charity law requires the Trustees to prepare accounts for each financial year which give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the church and of the profit and loss of the Charity for that period. The Trustees confirm that the accounts comply with the current statutory requirements and those of the Charity’s Trust Deed.
Approved by the Board of Trustees on 28/12/25.
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MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH Year ended 31 March 2025
GENERAL RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT
| Notes INCOME General Giving (for general fund) MEC Gift Aid Scheme 1 Stewardship/CAF (for general fund) Rental of 22a New Street 2 Bank Interest Flat Utilities (Joost) Sale of Minibus EXPENSES Pastoral - Julian & Ruth Hurst 3 Pastoral – Expenses 4 Visiting Preachers/Deputations Missionary Support 5 Young People's Work 6 Outreach 7 Building Repairs & Renewals 8 Insurance Utility Services 9 Welfare 10 Minibus 11 Materials/Publications 12 Audit of Accounts Bank Charges General Expenses 14 Net surplus for the year |
2024/25 £ 12,592 67,621 4,495 6,360 199 50 0 91,317 27,148 4,682 3,400 20,034 1,417 1,709 5,650 2,260 8,320 163 0 1,295 210 163 1,315 77,766 13,551 |
2023/24 £ 7,776 79,132 6,730 6,360 173 0 3,000 |
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| 103,171 | ||
| 25,945 4,879 2,330 25,781 537 1,899 11,147 2,215 8,060 0 1,460 1,900 230 167 2,870 |
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| 89,420 | ||
| 13,751 |
MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH Year ended 31 March 2025
GIFT AID ACCOUNT
| Notes OPENING BALANCES General African Pastors Conference Adamu Jyoti Dan Hill Ukraine Appeal INCOME General Fund Dan Hill Hicham & Elizabeth African Pastors Conference Adamu Jyoti Bosco Bank Charges HMRC HMRC - General Fund Hicham & Elizabeth Dan Hill African Pastors Conference Adamu Jyoti Bosco Ukraine Appeal Transfers to No1 Account CLOSING BALANCES General African Pastors Conference Adamu Joyti Bosco Dan Hill |
2024/25 £ 10,380 5,700 3,000 2,000 20 0 |
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| 21,100 52,724 2,940 320 6,000 3,000 2,000 5,020 30 |
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| 72,034 14,897 110 760 1,425 750 500 1,250 0 |
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| 2,060 2,060 21,100 21,100 |
MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH Year ended 31 March 2025
MEC WORD OF HOPE MINISTRIES
| Notes CASH ACCOUNT Opening Balance Less uncleared cheques Payments received Less: Purchases and Expenses Plus uncleared cheque Closing Balance Outstanding amount owed to the church at the year end PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT Sales Stock increase/(decrease) Publications & Postage Gross profit Audit Fees Annual Website Bank Charges Other costs Expenses Net Profit |
2024/25 2023/24 £ £ 4,719 1,903 (225) (90) 6,577 7,011 11,071 8,824 11,071 8,824 (4,212) (4,330) 0 225 6,859 4,719 643 779 5,937 6,711 1,930 (661) 7,867 6,050 (3,651) (4,016) 4,216 2,034 2,034 120 100 120 105 79 90 262 0 (581) (295) 3,635 1,739 |
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| 120 120 79 262 |
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MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH Year ended 31 March 2025
BOOKSTALL ACCOUNT
| Notes 2024/25 £ CASH ACCOUNT Opening Balance 0 Sales 0 0 Less: Purchases and Expenses Written off on closure Closing Balance PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT Sales 0 Gifts of Books 0 Closing Stock 0 0 Purchases Opening Stock 0 0 Gross Profit/(Loss) Expenses 0 Gifts of Stock 0 0 Net Profit/(Loss) DESIGNATED GIFTS ACCOUNT Notes 2024/25 £ Opening Balance 2,460 Gifts Received 13 25,820 28,280 Payments made (26,266) Closing Balance 2,014 |
2024/25 £ 0 0 |
2023/24 £ (235) 0 0 (235) (235) 0 0 0 235 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2023/24 £ 3,454 29,495 32,949 (30,489) 2,460 |
2023/24 £ (235) 0 0 (235) (235) 0 0 0 235 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2023/24 £ 3,454 29,495 32,949 (30,489) 2,460 |
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| 0 0 0 0 |
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| 0 | |||
0 0 0 0 |
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| 0 0 |
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| 0 0 0 |
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| 28,280 (26,266) |
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| 2,014 |
MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH as at 31 March 2025
BALANCE SHEET
| Notes FIXED ASSETS Property - Butterworth Hall, 22 New Street, Milnrow Other Tangible Fixed Assets 15 CURRENT ASSETS Cash at Bank and In Hand 16 MEC Word of Hope Ministries Stock Bookstall CURRENT LIABILITIES Creditors net of debtors 17 NET CURRENT ASSETS NET ASSETS REPRESENTED BY: Gift Aid Account MEC Word of Hope Ministries Bookstall General Fund |
2024/25 £ 800,000 700 800,700 56,270 11,154 0 67,424 13,629 81,053 881,753 2,060 18,013 0 861,680 881,753 |
2023/24 £ 800,000 603 |
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| 800,603 | ||
| 52,545 9,224 0 |
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| 61,769 | ||
| 13,319 | ||
| 75,088 | ||
| 875,691 | ||
| 21,100 13,943 0 840,648 |
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| 875,691 |
During the year ended 31 March 2023 the church undertook a revaluation of its property at New Street, Milnrow.
The revaluation was carried out by an independent valuer and he valued the property at £800,000 Its historical cost is £500,000 and its rebuild cost is £2,400,000 which was previously shown as the market value
MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH Year ended 31 March 2025
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
| 1. MEC GIFT AID SCHEME For General Fund HMRC – General Fund 2. RENTAL INCOME FROM 22a NEW STREET Rental Use of Gas, Electricity and Water 3. PASTORAL, JULIAN & RUTH HURST Julian Hurst Salary Ruth Hurst Salary Pension – NEST 4. PASTORAL EXPENSES J.H. Mileage Conferences/Training Days J.H. Christian Answer Fee Parking Paul Morgan Leaving Gift Paul Morgan Payment for Services Rendered 5. MISSIONARY SUPPORT UFM -Kevin & Susan Matthews UFM - Hicham & Elizabeth Mark Penner Philip & Margaret McIntosh Dan Hill Bosco & Heidi |
2024/25 2023/24 £ £ 52,724 61,784 14,897 17,348 67,621 79,132 2,980 2,980 3,380 3,380 6,360 6,360 16,320 16,320 9,522 8,319 1,306 1,306 27,148 25,945 817 462 555 555 0 61 10 1 500 0 2,800 3,800 4,682 4,879 3,780 7,440 5,166 7,440 2,772 2,717 2,772 2,728 2,772 2,728 2,772 2,728 20,034 25,781 |
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MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH Year ended 31 March 2025
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
| 6. YOUNG PEOPLE'S WORK Sunday School JETS Stay and Play YPF Good News Club 7. OUTREACH Reaching Rochdale Team Reaching Rochdale Meals/Ancillaries Answers in Genesis Conference Ark Conference Carol Service/Supper Spring Supper 8. BUILDING REPAIRS AND RENEWALS Gas Services Fire Safety Inspection Carbon Monoxide Alarms Lighting Fire Alarm Plumber Burglar Alarm Miscellaneous Electricity Safety Checks Electrician Roof Audio/Visual Repointing, Fencing, Toilet Upgrades Gardening Supplies Repairs Piano Tuner Piano Repair Decorator 22a repairs Phones Paving |
2024/25 2023/24 £ £ 189 54 776 443 172 8 142 32 138 0 1,417 536 500 650 1,029 204 0 555 0 350 180 0 0 140 1,709 1,899 0 312 354 422 61 0 16 749 0 96 192 537 434 371 99 0 224 205 0 78 80 0 652 0 0 2,410 0 26 2,055 260 40 75 0 80 1,393 2,800 0 126 50 0 0 2,600 5,650 11,146 |
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MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH Year ended 31 March 2025
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
| 9. UTILITY SERVICES Gas/Electric (combined) Water Telephone 10. WELFARE Payments Made Less Gifts Received 11. MINIBUS (sold during 23/24 financial year) Depreciation Insurance Insurance Refund following sale Repairs Tax MOT 12. MATERIALS/PUBLICATIONS Photocopier Holiday Churches - ET Microsoft Office Stationery/Copier Paper Literature Easter Advertising CCLI Licence 13. DESIGNATED GIFTS Bosco Dan Hill African Pastors Conference Kevin & Susan Adamu Ukraine Appeal Hicham & Elizabeth Jyoti |
2024/25 2023/24 £ £ 6,388 6,586 1,533 1,093 399 381 8,320 8,060 163 0 0 0 163 0 0 1,477 0 434 0 (451) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,460 92 78 60 0 80 80 45 143 147 1,101 36 0 0 115 835 383 1,295 1,900 6,270 0 3,745 3,870 7,125 6,461 0 1,000 3,750 3,750 0 6,250 430 1,850 4,500 6,314 25,820 29,495 |
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MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH Year ended 31 March 2025
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
| 14. GENERAL EXPENSES Christian Safeguarding Services Connected Conference Carey Conference ICO Registration Fee Postage COVID Supplies Zoom DBS Check Men's Breakfast Train tickets for Jyoti Legal Fees (Trust Deed Amendment) 50th Anniversary Flowers Catering (Food) Catering Supplies (Plates, cups etc) Cleaning Products Travel, Insurance etc for El Mostain visit Toiletries Depreciation – General 15. FIXED ASSETS Overhead Projector at 31/3 Cooker – Flat at 31/3 Piano at 31/3 Projectors (2) at 31/3 Dishwasher at 31/3 Colour Copier at 31/3 16. CASH AT BANK AND IN HAND General cash in hand Current Account Uncleared Cheques Gift Aid Scheme Account MEC Word of Hope Ministries Account Deposit Account |
2024/25 2023/24 £ £ 343 100 125 150 0 195 35 35 27 13 0 40 156 144 0 9 304 462 0 250 0 630 12 0 0 38 223 258 0 173 58 0 0 0 130 205 (98) 168 1,315 2,869 331 131 26 33 68 76 26 33 138 172 111 158 700 603 0 0 37,232 16,531 (310) (34) 2,060 21,100 6,859 4,718 10,429 10,230 56,270 52,545 |
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MILNROW EVANGELICAL CHURCH Year ended 31 March 2025
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
| 17. CREDITORS/(DEBTORS) Designated Gifts Word of Hope Ministries Wilstead 18. CHURCH FUNDS Designated Gifts General Fund MEC Word of Hope Ministries Gift Aid Scheme Account |
2024/25 2023/24 £ £ 2,014 2,460 (643) (779) (15,000) (15,000) (13,629) (13,319) 2,014 2,460 45,337 24,267 6,859 4,718 2,060 21,100 56,270 52,545 |
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