All Saints, Church Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements of the Parochial Church Council for the Year ended 31 December 2024 Registered Charity Number 1160056
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Report of the PCC The Rectorfs report on Page 6 provÉdes an update on the mission activities of the parish as part of the benefice of Botley, CurdridgÈ and Durley. Worship and Prayer at All Saints All are welcome to attend our regularservice5. All Saints, currently offers different worship styles at the following services- 8:00 am- Common Worship (1st, 3rd and 5th Sundays) and BCP (2nd and 4th Sundays), 10.00 am- Parish Communion (2. and 4" Sundays of each month), Zoom worship Il" Sunday), Café Church (3, Sunday> and Combined Parishes Communion with St Peterfs Curdridge and Holy th Cross Durley (5 Sundays}, 6.30 pm- BCP Choral Evensong on l and 3 Sunday of each month. Zoom night prayer on 2" Sunday). In addition. there is a prayer group that meets monthly by WhatsApp and includes in its prayers the requests recorded on the prayer lectern at the back of the church. Our church buildings are open daily for private prayer. Details of all church services and activities are available at htt wwi'w.bcd-chur- cS.oro.uk Strurture and Governance The Parochial Church Council of All Saints, (the PCC) in the ecclesiastical parish of All Saints, Botley in Hampshire is a body corporate established by the Church of England and is governed by the Parochial Church Council (Powers) Measure 1956. The PCC has the responsibiltty for working with the Rector in promoting the whole mission of the church. pastoral. evangelistic, social and ecumenical within the ecclesiastical parish. The PCC is registered with the Charity Commission (number 1160056). The Rector, Revd. Gregg Mensingh serves three parishes including the neighbouring parishes of St Peterfs Curdridge and Holy Cross Durley which together form 'BCD Churches,. The Rector is 3SSlSted in his role by Rev. Richard Wharton who conducts services on a voluntary basis and Mrs Janet Clark, a lay reader and Julia Hayes, a lay worship leader together with a number of retired clergy and lay readers from the Diocese. The three parishes share clergy expenses and the cost of parish administration. Under the Charities Act 2011, the PCC is required to demonstrate that its aims are for the public benefit. The Trustees confirm that they have taken account of the Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit. Our assessment is that we have met the public beneftt criteria under the 'advancement of religion, charitable purpose. In addition, the Trustees believe that its support of Botley Primary school fulfils the 'advancement of education, purpose and that some of the non-devotional aspects of its church activities fulfil the 'community developmenv purpose. Churchwardens The parish CurntlY has only one churchwarden- Mr Stephen Towns@nd who has indicated his intention to stand down at the 2025 APCM. The Director of Music, Mr David Burgess, is designated a deputy churchwarden. Registered Charity No 1160056 Page 2
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 PCC membership The method of appointment of PCC members is set out in the Church Representation Rules. The following served as Members of the PCC (Trustees) during the year" _ Rev Gregg Mensingh (Chair) Mr Stephen Townsend (Deputy Chair) Mr David Burgess Mrs Mary Leahy Mr Daniel Piddington Mr Anthony Gosden (Treasurer) Mrs Lynn Gosden Mrs Elizabeth Townsend Prof. Sirjonathan Montgomery Rev Rtchard Wharton (Asst Priest) M rs Teresa Boden acted as PCC secretary during the year. The PCC, which held 5 meetings during the year by Zoom and one face-to face, operates with the support of the following teams/sub-committees that report back to it with recomrnendations for its consideration. MinistyTeam: The Rector, Richard Wharton, Janet Clarke, David Burgess and Julia Hayes . Finance Team: Anthony Gosden, Jonathan Montgornery and Stephen Townsend. Organ Fundraising Team= David Burgess, Cath Tribble, Elspeth Lamb, and Gill Howard. BCD Communications and Marketing Team= Janet Clarke, Lynn Gosden. Elspeth Lamb, Gill Mulley (Holy Cross, Durley PCC) SafeguardinK. The PCC has a Safeguarding Policy in place (which is reviewed annually) and receNes reports at each business meeting from our safeguarding officer, Mrs Elizabeth Townsend. Electoral Roll: All those who attend our services are encouraged to register on the Electoral Roll and to stand for election to the PCC. This year, we were required to prepare a new Parish Electoral Roll and as at 7 April 2025, 78 parishioners were registered (2024- 93). Financial review The attached financial statements show a surplus forthe yearon the General Fund of £6,403 compared with the surplus of £1,639 in 2023. During the year expenditure on the remaining external fabric repairs reduced our Designated Fabric fund so that total designated funds stood at £43.034 at the year*nd. Following the very successful Fabric fundraising campaÈgn in 2022/23. attention turned in 2024 to fundraisin8 for the repair of our listed organ. Once again generous donations from members of the congregation and the wider vilkage community, together with income from fundraising events and grants from the On Organ and Pilgrim Funds increased Restrirted Funds by £51 841. At 31 December 2024, we therefore had very substantial funds waiting to be expended on thè remaining fabric repairs and the organ repair. The latter has already commenced but in the absence of a Fabric Team. compounded by an overstretched architect, little progress has been made on the internal fabric repairs, the cost of which continues to rise. It is now hoped that re-decoration of the church can begin in September. Overall, our income from donors at £131,850 v5 lowerthan the record 2023 figure of £143,932. which included large donations towards our fabric repairs. However, regular gift-aided donations increased by 13% following our appeal in October 2023 to our congregation to review their giving. The vast majority of these donate by standing order and this, in addition to providing greater rtaInty of income, facilitates the recovery of significant amounts throush Gift-Aid. Registered Charity No 1160056 Page 3
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Income from fundraising activities (including Summer, Michaelmas and Advent markets) was boosted by a programme of special Organ Fundraising events (including a very entertaining Music quiz night, a Hymns and Pimm's evening, the Last night of the Proms and a very successful Christmas Concert, together raising £14,693 (net of expenses). Expenditure was some £1,247 lower than in 2023 mainly due to lower expenditure out of desEnated funds on building repairs. Otherwise, costs were kept under control, and we saw a merciful reduction in utility c05t5 partly because of a mild winter and partly due to lower fuel prtces. As expected, our Parish Share increased by 5Yo and will increase again by the same percentage for 2025_ The PCC was able to slightly increase the level of our charitable giving. Last year the PCC set two primary financtal objectives for 2024: _ l. Ensure that we can build our net income to ullow us to meet our 'normol' Parish Share. The increase in our giving and the consequent higher surplus contributed to significant progress here but the expected above-inflation increases over the next two years, necessary to bring us back to our 'normal' level of Parish Share contribution to dI0san costs, will be challenging. It will be important to ensure that our programme of fundraising events which has sUPPOrted our building and organ fundraising is redirected to General account fundraising. 2. Roll-out our legary programme. The focus on Fabric and Organ fundraising has rather eclipsed this objective. The PCC'S financial aims for 2025 will once again be to achieve these two objettives Reserves The PCC maintains three different categories of reserde: _ Restrirted Reserves - These are funds resulting from donations or other sources which were received on condition, or understanding, that they are to be applied for a specific purpose. They are not available to be used for other purposes. The largest of these is the Fabric Fund (£78.850) which represents funds held for the internal redecoration of the church and the replacement of the light&ng_ The Organ Fund {£66,623) will be used in due course for organ repairs likely to cost in the region of £70.000. Designated Reserrfes - These are 'unrestricted' reserves which the PCC has earmarked {'designated') for specific purposes indicated by their titles. Given the nature of most of these funds. their quantum 15 dictated by the medium-term plans for which they were established. The Fabric (designated) Fund (£777) will be ud towards the ongoing repair costs. The balance on the Church Room Projert fund (£14.536) will be applied in the refurbishment of the Church Room. The PCC agreed in Sept 2021that, since regular mission expenditure is included within its General Fund budgets and it has no immediate plans for the application of the bequest previously designated a5 the Mission Fund, the balance on that Fund (£27,720) can be applied towards the building repairs, with the expectation that it will be partially reinstated in due course from surpluses on General Fund. Registered Charity No 1160056 Page 4
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 General Reserve The General Reser•Je represents surpluses tFiat have been built up in previous years and is held as a buyer against the possibiltty of future adverse financial experience. It SS the PCC'S objective, whenever possible, to maintain a balance on its General Fund which represents at least three months budgeted general expenditure. The balance on the General Fund at 31 December 2024 stood at £32,942 which achieved this target. Fixed Asset Fund This reflects the cost of the extension to the church constructed in 2007 which was financed by the Maffey bequest and a combination of other fund raising and grants. Since the assets supporting the fund are not liquid and the Fund cannot be realised the PCC has no policy for this fund.
Finally, enormous thanks are due to all those who maintained or increased their regular giving the year and to those have made one-off donations for our Organ repairs. In addition, we are indebted to all those (including many friends of All Saints) who worked hard to support our fundraising events. Signed on behalf of t Rev . Gregg Mensingh ector) Mr. Stephen Townsend (Churchwarden) 18 March 2025 Rogistered. Charity No 1160056 Page 5
All Saints, Church. Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 ectorfs Report The Canons of the Church of En8land remind us of our duty to consult and cooperate'in promoting in the parish the whole mission of the church: pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical" This should always be our focus amidst the practicalitie5 of church life. Our mission begins with our community. Here Fn Botley, our focus remains steadfastly on village life, community, and fostering a sense of belonging. We believe this is the foundation upon which trust in God deepens through thÉ Gospel message. Despite the challenge noted by our outgoing Churchwarden of a slowly diminishing congregation, our efforts continue to bring people together through established actwities like Café Chat, Coffee Mornings, the Men's Breakfast, music concerts, and school worship in church. These events, alongside our regular worship, are vital touchpoints for pastoral care and social connection within the village. Evangelistically, we have concentrated on creating accessible and welcoming environments for families and those exploring faith. Messy Church continues to attract large numbers of families. It's crucial to recognise Messy Church not merely as a children's activity, but ai a congregation erigaging tli e whole family, embod'iing church in a form relevant to them. We have successfully extended this ministry to the new school and community in Boorley Park, where it has been warmly received and has really thrived, particularly the provision of a free meal which enhances the sense of community and welcome. Recognising the need to nurture faith across generations and levels of experience, we Introduced Café Church. This format, balancing fellowship with refreshments and interactive engagement around scripture, aims to meet the needs of both existlll 8 members and those new to faith. By assumin6 no prior church experience and prioritising welcome, Cafe Church seeks to break down barriers and allow people to explore faith together "face to face" Our social mission is intrinsically linked to these activities- providing safe, welcoming Spaces is a core part of our witness. Safeguarding remains paramount, underpinning all we do, ensuring our church is a safe place for everyone. We continue to follow C of E policy, conduct training, and complete risk assessments. Our collaborative approach across the Benef ice (Botley, Curdridge, and Durley - BCD) is I believe something to be proud of. Our Churchwardens meet each month to evaluate initiative, pooling experience and sharing knowledge. Our BCD website continues to communicate our churches, offer to the community and we are grateful to Elspeth Lamb for keeping it up to date, aiming to present our united yet distinct village church identities with vibrant publicity. The significant fabric work undertaken the successful fundraising exceeding £150,000 for roof repairs, redecoration and organ refurbishment - is not separate from our mission. It secures our physical home at All Saints,, enabling us to continue proclaiming the f31th afresh in this generation. While national church attendance trends show an increase post-pandemic, they still remain below 2019 levels. Number5 alone don't define church health, but our focus on welcome, community, and different forms of worship aÈms to make All Saiilts, relevant aiid attractive. There is still work to do, particularly in reaching those who might never normally enter a church building. I thank everyone for their commitment over the past year. Let us continue. as 'living stones,, to build ourselves into a Spiritual house, offering our lives in serICe and witness to God's love through Christ. Gregg Men5ingh - Rector Regigter@d Charity No 1160056 Page 6
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Independent Examiner's report to the PCC of All Saints, Church Botley I report on the financial statements of All Saints, Church for the year ended 31 December 2024, which are set out on pages 8 to 15. Respective responsibilities of trustees and examiner The PCC members as chartty trustees are responsible for the preparation of the financial st3tements. The charitws trustees consider that an audit is not required for this year under section 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Act) and that an independent examination is needed. It is my responsibility to: examine the financial statements Uiider section 145 of the 2011 Act- follow the procedures laid down in the General Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the 2011 Act. and state whether particular matters have come to my attention. Basis of independent examinerfs report My examination was carried out in accordance with the general Directions given by the Charity Commission. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the financial st3tements and seeking explanations from you as trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit and consequentfy no opinion is given as to whether the financial statements present a 'true and fair view and the report is limited to those matters set out in the next statement. Independent examinerfs statement In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention- (l) which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any material respect the requirements: to keep accounting record5 in accordance with section 130 of the 2011 Act and to prepare financial statements which accord with the accounting records and comply with the accounting reouirements of the 2011 Act have not been met, or (2) which. in my op accounts to b reach , attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the Mr Francis Wells Fellow of the Institute of Chartei ed Accountants in England & Wales Meonwood, Wickham, Hampshire P017 6JZ 22 April 2025 Registered Charity No 1160056 Page 7
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Statement of Financial Activities Unrestricted Designated Restricted Fixed Asset Funds Funds Funds Fund Total Total Note Funds 202.7 Incoming Resources Incomin8 resources from donor5 93,744 1,442 36,664 131,850 143,932 Income from operating activities 18,482 14,923 33,405 other income 1,404 5,001 7,274 13,679 10, 113,629 6,443 58.862 178,934 Resources Expended Grants (5,347) (5,347) (5,018) Church selvices and activities (62,703) (740) {63,443) (60,539) Church Fabric (19,046) {2J,418) (4,000) (10,105} {56,570} (58,836) Costs of generating funds (5,407) {2,282j (7,688) (10,2J8) Church management & administration (14,723) (14,723) 114.4:, 7) (107,226) (23,418) {7,021) {10,105) 1147,7711 [149,093) Net Incoming loutgoing resources 6,403 (16,97 51,841 110.10-) 31,163 Analysis of Funds Unrestricted Designated Restricted Funds fund funds Fixed Assets Total Funds TotL71 2023 Brought fonvard at l January 2024 26.539 60.009 99,604 343,569 529.722 9£,5K Transfers N@t Incoming J {outgoingJ resources 6,403 ,975 51,841 f49,1n.E) 31.163 Carried for•4ard at 31 December 2024 32,942 43,034 151,445 333,464 560,884 529, 722 The notes 1-20form an integral part of these financial statements Registered Charity No 11S1)056 Page 8
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Balance Sheet 2024 ?n?3 Note Fixed Assets Tangible fixed assets 11 333,463 J42. Net current assets De btors Short term deposits Cash at bank & in hand 12 17,536 13 227,297 14 12,859 257,692 9, 623 173,5r,- 215, <86 Less Creditors due within one year 15 (18,321) 239.371 (22,282) Provision for liabilities and charges 16 (11,9<0) (7,150) NEfASSErs £560,884 Funds Fixed Assets (Building, Fixtures) Unrestricted -General Unrestricted - Designated Restricted 17 333,464 32,942 43,034 151,445 £560,884 343..569 26".53ts 60, 009 17 18 19 f.sin The notes 1-20form an integral part of these financial statements Signed on behalf of the PCC 1.8 March 1025 ev. Gre88 Incumbent ensing MrAnthony Gosden I reasurer Registered Charity No 1160056 Page 9
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Notes to the rinancial Statements l. Basis of preparation and accounting policies Basis of preparation These financial statements have been prepared under the bjlstorical cost convention, with items recognised at cost or transaction value (unless otherwise disclosed) using the accruals basis of accounting and in accordance with:_ Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK IFRS 102). The Statement of Recommended Practice for Accounting and Reporting by Charities preparing their accounts in accordance with FRS 102 (Charities SORP). and The Charities Act 2011 The ftnancial statements include transactions, assets and liabilities for which the PCC has responsibility- They do not include the accounts of church groups that owe an affiliation to another body nor those that are informal gatherings of church members. They are presented in £Sterling. Charitable Funds The PCC accounts on a Fund basis where income from different sources is allocated to different funds which are then applied according to their separate purpose. As prescribed by the SORP, the following categortes of Fund are used: _ Restritted Funds - These are restricted to the purpose for which they were raised, or by the conditions placed on the relevant donation or bequest. They cannot be applied for any other purpose. Designated Funds - These are 'unrestricted' funds which, although available for any purpose within the broad charitable objectives of the PCC, have been designated by the PCC to be held al applied for specific purposes. General Funds - These are unrestricted funds which are generally available for any purpose within the PCC'S charitable objectives. Accounting Policies Incoming Resources Incoming resources from Donors: _ Offerings at services and donations by bank transfer or cheque are recogni5ed when received. Amounts receivable which 3ttrartGfft Aid are recognised when paid and the related income tax recovery is accrijed in the same period. Income for operatins activities is recogni5ed when the activity takes place. Grants and Legacies are recognised when the PCC is notified of its entitlement and the amount to be received is certain. Parish magazine subscriptions and advertising revenue received in advance are deferred and matched with the related publtcations. Fees due to the PCC for weddings and funerals are accounted for when the relevant ceremony takes place. Income from Investments IS accounted for when receivable. Registered Charity No 1160056 Page 10
All Saints, Church. Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Notes to the Financial Statements (Cont.) Resources Expended Grants and donations are accounted for when approved by the PCC. Other costs attributable to the activities of the church, the admintstration thereof and parish's share of the Diocesan costs are aLcounted for on an accruals basis as they fall due. Fixed Assets Consecrated land and buildings and movable church furnishings are inalienable property, which are vested in the Diocese and are thus not valued in these financial Statements. New land and buildings acquired are capitalised and depreciated over tFfeir expected useful life or 50 years (whichever is less). In accordance with the SORP. assets acquired in prior periods which have not previously been capitalised have not been revalued and are therefore not reflected in these financial statements. Other Fixtures and equipment used within the church is depreciated on a straight-line basis over its normal useful life. Individual items with a purchase cost of £1,000 or less are charged directly to the Statement of Financial Artivities on purchase. R@8tstered Charity No 1160056 Page 11
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Notes to the Financial Statements (cont'd) General Fund 2023 Incoming Resources Designated Restricted Fixed Asset Total Funds Fund5 Fund Funds Z Incorning resources from donors Offerings (open plate) at services Regular gsft-aided donations Other regular donations Incorne tax recoverable Other donations Cross Window sponsorship Legacies 3,197 64,880 4,481 18,089 2,736 360 3,197 65.000 5,339 24,936 33.018 360 120 858 6,847 28,960 4,715 - O,OCiS 48,595 395 1,322 93,744 1,442 36,664 131,850 3 Income from operating activities Magazine income Fund raising events Fund raising - regular Venue Income Coffee at services & Café Chat Other income Fees for weddings & funerals 7,690 3,010 2.592 2,775 237 7,690 17.933 2.592 2.775 237 ,213 14,923 85 349 1,829 18,482 349 1029 33,405 14,923 4 Other income Grants received Interest on deposits at CBF 2.853 2,148 5,001 3.800 3,474 7.274 6.653 7.026 13.679 1.404 1.404 Resources Expended 5 Grants Miss40nary and Charitable Giving Donations (5,005) 1342) 15,005) {4,- oo) 15 3471 15,078) 6 Church services and activities Altar requis¥te5 Church Music (P4ote 20) Other Children's Work Parish Share (1,0481 (5.865) {138) (1.048) (698 (5,865) {5,56gJ (138) (503) (740) (765) (740) ,WFfi21 !)3, CIO? ) j7aO) Regittered Charity No 1160056 Page 12
11 Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Notes to the Financial Statements (cont'd) General Designated Restricted Fixed Asset Total Fund Funds Funds Fund Funds ?023 7 Church Fabric Upkeep of the churchyard Maintenance & repairs Cleaning Utilities Insurance Depreciation 150) (3,743) (23,418) {4,000) {l.K81) (10,931) {2,D41) (50) {31,162} (30,523} [l.G81) {1,568) {10,93.1) (14,035) (2,641) (2,605J {10,10s} Iio_In41 (10: 705) 110:10.5} 1.5fi ,57n! (1g,G46) (23,418) (4,000) 8 Costs of generating funds Cost of events held Parish magazine (958) {4,449) 15,407) {2,282) (3,240) (5,586) (4,62 ?) (i,6889 (10,208) 9 Church management & administration Office costs, including administrator salary Clergy expenses Books & publications Less." contributionfrom Benefice (19,599) (6,246) (86) 11.208 ( ia.7721 {19,599) (19,300) {6,246) (6,121) (86) (48) 11,208 ,417} alance Sheet 11 Tangible Fixed Assets Fixturos. Building Fittings & Extension Equipment Total Cost Balance brought forward l January 2024 Additions Dispo531s Balance carried forward 31 December 2024 15.688 505.249 520.937 520.937 15,688 505,249 520,937 Depreciation Balance brought forward l January 2024 Charae for the year Balance carried forward 31 December 2024 15,688 161,681 177,369 157,264 10.105 10,105 171,786 187,474 i //," 15,688 Net book value Brought fonv3rd l Janltary 2024 Carried fonNard 31 December 2024 £343,568 £343,568 i-,3.673 £333.463 £333.463 r?*? rr- Registered Charity No 1160056 Page 13
All Saints, Church, Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Notes to the Financial Statements (cont'd} 2024 2n23 12 Debtors Prepayments Income tax recoverable Other debtors 1,624 10,339 5,573 17,536 513 a9_4 13 Short tern7 Deposits CCLA Church of England Deposit Fund 227,297 227,297 The average ratepaid by thefund during the year was 3.90A {2023_ 4_40A) 14 Cash at Bank & in hand Cash in hand Bank accounts 1,209 11,650 12,859 899 31,5CI6 15 Creditors Magazine receipts in advance Other receipts in advance Wedding and funeral creditors Other amounts due but notyet paid 2,870 1,337 7.018 7,095 18,321 2,415 1,102 'Z.IL.y2 16 Provisions for liabilities and charges Provision for outstanding fees Provision for outstanding exte& nal repairs Provision for quinquennial inspection Provision for missionary and charitable giving 4,000 5.000 1.750 1.200 11,950 j, j lj'lj 17 Funds allocation Funds are held as follows: General Designated Restrirted Total liquid Fixed Total Fixed Assets Debtors 333.463 323.4G2 17,536 227.2g7 227.297 12,859 12.859 257,692 333,463 591,155 (18,321, {18,321) (11,050) ,9501 227,421 333,1163 560,884 8.181 9,358 Shortterm deposits Cash at bank & in hand 17,536 38,176 12,859 59,216 { 18,324) (7,9iO) 32,942 43.033 146,088 43,033 155,445 Creditors due within one year Provision for liabilties and charges IA,0001 151,445 43.033 Registered Charity No 1160056 Page 14
All Saints, Church. Botley Annual Report and Financial Statements 31st December 2024 Notes to the Financial Statements {cont'd) 18 Designated funds Church Room Project Fabric - Designated Mission B/fwd 13,894 19,516 26,599 60,009 Income Expense Transfer C/fwd 14,536 777 27,720 43,033 643 1,777 1,171 3,590 20,516 50 20,566 19 Restricted funds Listening Course Rettor's Discretionary Fund Organ Bell Tower Fabric - Restrtcted Blfwd 174 307 16,784 414 77.099 94,777 Income EXnse Transfer C/fwd 174 307 66,623 414 51,028 1,190 6,844 57,872 5,092 6,282 78,850 146,368 Restricted Shared funds Youth Work- Shared BCD Total Restritted Funds 4,827 99,604 990 58,862 740 7,022 5,077 151,445 20 PCC Remuneration Mr D Burgess, Deputy Churchwarden and a member of the the PCC, received £4.500 in respect of his services as Direttor of Mu5ic12023- £4.500). Registered Charity No 1160056 Page 15