Holy Trinity North Ormesby: Holy Trinity Parish Church: Diocese of York Annual report & financial statements For the year ending 3181 December 2025 1111., North Ormesby Parochial Church Council, The Vicarage, James Street, Middlesbrough, TS3 6LD info@trinitycentre.org • www.trinitycentre.org Registered Charity 1164224
Alms & Organisation The Parish of North Ormesby in the Deanery of Middle5brou8h and Archdeaconry of Cleveland is part of the Diocese of York under the leadership of our 8ishop. the Archbishop of York, The Most Reverend and Right Honourable Dr Stephen Cottrell. The Diocese of York Is the archdiocese of the northern province of the Church of England. The Church of England is a reformed Catholic Church, the historical mother church of the worldwide Anglican Communion of around 85 million Christians. The North Ormesby Parochial Church Counc•l IPCC} is a re8iStered charity (number 11642241 and has the responsibility of co-operating with the Incumbent Ivicarl 'in the whole ministry of the Church, pastoral. evangelistic. social and ecumenical,. The Incumbent must convene the PCC at least four times a year and no business shall be transacted unless at least one third of the member5 are present. The PCC has maintenance responsibilltles for Holy Trinity Parish Church and the adjoining Trinity Centre. The PCC was the employin8 body for the Trlnlty Centre L•ntS1 April 2016, when the Trlnlty Centre {North Ormesbyl CIC registered Company 10157071 was formed. The Vicar and Churchwarden5 together with those they nomlnate on the advice of the PCC are the directors of the company. The PCC dele8ates the day to day running of the building to the company. Trlnlty Youth and Chlldren's Project. Is an assoclated charlty, not dlrectly managed by the PCC. of whlch the incumbent of North Ormesby Parlsh Church Is ex-offlcio member of trustee's day to day mana8er and the PCC annually nominates the Trustees. (Converted to CIO May 2016 charity number changed from 1120200 to 11685591
PCC Membershlp PCC members are either ex-officio or elected by the Annual Parochial Church Meetin8 {APCM) according to the Church Representation Rules ICRR 20201 the size of the electoral roll means that there are nlne elected members. Post Incumbent Church Warden Church Warden Name Revd. Bridget Woodall (to 30.6.25) Vacant Mr Ifeanyi Egwim Term of office until APCM {elerted 20251 Deanery Synod Rep pcc Mr Vlctor Alleh Mrs Marion Cook Mrs Tracy Hurd Mrs Jane Holllday Mrs Chlchi Daggogo-WarS$0 Mrs Sarah Collyer Mr Richard Hurd Mrs Blessin8 Ohaya Mr lan Rose Ms A Jenkinson Elected until 2026 2027 2027 2028 2026 (Secretary) 2026 (Treasurer) 2027 2028 (Lay Chalrl 2028 2028 (Parish Safeguardln8 Offlcerl Staff The Trlnlty Centre (CIC) Administrator Cleaner Caretaker Mrs Cam Slnden Mr Gary Catterick Mr Callum Steed (See Trlnlty Youth & Chlldren's Projert Annual Report for youth and Chlldren's staffj Sub Commlttees Thefollowing subcommittees report tothe PCC. The Incufflbent is ex-offlclo on all committees. Apartfrom the Standing Commlttee, membership is determlned at the PCC following the APCM and may Include co- opted members. Standlng Commlttee The only sub-committee requlred by Conon low tmnsocts the bu51ne55 of the PCC between meetings. Post Member Incumbent lex-officio Chairl Revd Bridget Woodall (to 30.6.251 Church Warden Mr Ifeanyi Egwim Finance Mrs Marion Cook Lay Chair Mrs Blessing Ohaya Secretary Mrs Chlchl Daggogo-wariso Treasurer Mrs S Collyer
Openlng Statement Dear Friends, As the newly appointed Priest in Charge of this parish, l am pleased to introduce this Annual Report 2025, while also recognising that it reflerts a period of the church's life before my arrival. For that reason, I do not seek to comment in detail on the year that has passed. Instead, I want to express my sincere thanks to those who have taken responslbllity for compiling thls report, and to all whose faithful service and ministry it represents. The content of these pages speaks clearly of a parish sustained by commitment, generoslty, and a shared sense of purpose. l am grateful to the churchwarden, PCC members, mlnlstry leaders, and volunteers who have ensured that the worship, misston, and practical life of the parish have contlnued with such care and dedication. I am also thankful to those who have prepared and presented the varlous sectlons of this report, offerln8 an accurate and thoughtful account of the year. As I be8in my mlnistry here, I do so wlth an appreclatlon for all that has been undertaken, and with a commitment to work alongside you in building on these strong foundations. I look forward to the life we will share tO8ether as we seek to dlscern God's callin8 for this parish in the years ahead. Revd John Keeley Prlest In Char8e North Orrnesby: Holy Trlnlty
PCC Chairpersons Report 2025 Theyear be8an wlth high hopes and expectation5 as ourvicar, Revd Bridget Woodall returned from leave. However. wewere soon informed of herretirement from active ministry. This led to herintentional efforts to prepare us for the forthcomin8 vacancy. Just before the vacancy, Revd Elalne was reassigned to the Par ish of St Francis of Assisi in Ingleby Barwick. In September, Lee-Anne also began trainin8 for ordained ministry. While we were happy forthem both, their transitions left us with a degree of uncertainty. As if that were not enough, the church building was declared unsafe for use following subsidence in its foundations and a significant crack in the wall. For this reason, we are now worshipping in the Trinity Centre Hall. I would like to give thanks to God for everyone who contributed toward the remedial work on the main church buildin8. It is evident that your prayers and support have made a significant impact. Several surveys were carried out to determine the cause of the subsidence that resulted In the crack In the wall. For further details and updates on the building, please refer to the Flnance Report and the Vicarfs Report. Dauntin8 as thls period was, it has also been encouragin8 to work alongside indlviduals and the wider congregation to sustain their passion and commitment lo God throughout the vacancy- particularly as we adapted to an alternative place of worship. We cannot be more 8rateful to God for the gifts of a remarkable PCC, whose leadership has been impactful, and for a God-loving con8re8ation who supported us through effectlve collaboratlon and prayer, Many members of the con8re8atlon took on additional responsibilities, Includlng chooslng music, preparln8 PowerPoint presentations, compilin8 notlces, settlng up the altar, offerin8 Intercessions, and reading le550ns. Others supported chlldren's and youth work durin8 Sunday servlces, prepared materials, recruited asslstants, set up the hall. organised refreshments, and arranged seatlng. After servlces, teams ensured everything was cleared, includin8 washing up, storing chairs and tables, and tldyln8the children's area. Durln8 the same period, Andrea Jenkinson, Elaine Nlchol, and Chlchl Dagogo Wariso completed their Mustard Seed Stepping Up programme. They were duly commissioned to embark on thelr respectlve mln15tries durln8 a speclal celebration servlce. Worthy of note is the support we received frorn Revd Canon Graham Potter, Archdeacon Amanda, the Blshop of Whitby, Rt Revd Barry Hlll, and the Most Revd Dr Stephen Cottrell for their leadershlp and spiritual oversi8ht. l also feel a stron8 sense of duty to appreclate our slster parishes, the lotal council, and the entlre Mlddle5brou8h community for thelr concern and contributions following the closure of our church buildin8. Special thanks 80 to 81shop Barry for the appeal video, as well as to everyone involved In fundralsin8 Inltlatlves and sUPPOrt from Middlesbrou8h Football Academv. As a PCC, we resolved that it is better to try and rlsk fallure than to regret never tryln8 at all. Thls became the mlndset with whlch we approached both our strateglc plan and missional efforts during key season5 such as the Annual Remembrance Service, Harvest, and Advent. We Introduced new inltlatlves and Intentlonally engaged in missional pro8rammes aimed at promotin8 communal cohesion. supporting those on the mar8ins, and advocating for the vulnerable. DurSn8 the vacancy, we also inltiated a Blble study 8roup whlch has been flourishing. We hope that everyone will find it a valuable space for contlnued dlsclpleship and spiritual nourishment. My thanks 80 to all the clergy who lead and preached during the vacancy. My thanks also 80 to Andrea for her impactful service in organising Breakfast Church and many other activitie5. I greatly appreclate the Lay Chair, Mrs Ohaya, and the entlre PCC for their painstakin8 efforts In collaborative ministry, which made a 5i8nificant impact during the vacancy. I would also like to expre$5 my personal thanks for all the love, kindness, understandln& and support shown to me has been truly amazin& and l am deeply grateful. Finally, huge thanks 80 to everyone who contributes to the life of the church and makes It the place we all cherish, as we seek to live out Christ's story here at Holy Trinity. serving the wonderfully diverse, vibrant, and ever-changing tommunity of North Ormesby. Revd Vlrtor Alleh PCC Chair. Holy Trlnlty North Orrnesby (Durlng Vacancy)
Safeguarding Report The PCC recognises Its responsibility to promote a safe environment and culture within the life of the church. Safeguardin8 remains a high priority in all aspects of our ministry and activities. Our parish ha5 adopted and continues to implement the safeguardlng pollcies and procedures of the Church of England. These are reviewed regularly to ensure compliance with current guidance and best prattice. I was elected Parish Safeguarding Officer this year, due to the retirement of the previous PSO. I have completed all training and hold an advanced DBS. I have completed the Leadership Pathway for Safeguarding. There has been one safeguarding incident over the year, this has been dealt with, sUPPOrted by the Diocese. The church has two safe8uardin8 plans for people in place, which are reviewed annually or sooner if required. Most PCC members hold a current DBS, and those who do not are awaitin8 the return of checks from Thirtyone:eight system. With re8ards to safe8uardln8 trainin& most of the PCC member5 have completed the basic and foundation stages. Those outstanding have been addressed. Volunteers In church hold a DBS for relevant roles and responslbllltles, and others have been safely recruited. Holy Trinity Is exceedin8 in provldln8 a safe and welcomin8 environment for all. Andrea Jenklnson Parlsh Safe8uardln8 Officer
Churchwarden Report It is that time of the year when we reflect on the overall life of our church, and I'm glad to say it'5 been a good and lovely year for us as a church despite a few challen8es. It is a thing of joy to see us meeting week by week as a churth, and It's been really encouraglng to See people regularly. along with a few new faces over the year. Easter and Christmas have always been a special time for us, and all activities have been held adequately. Of course. we know that none of thls happens by Itself, because Churches don't run automatically but rather by people. This is me sayin8 a very bi8thank you to everyone who has played any role, from leadin8 of the services, blble readln& prayers, playing of instrumentslmusic, welcome at the door, media, tea making, decorating with flowers, taklng care of the children and youn8 adults. arranging of chairs and all other jobs that often 80 unnoticed. You know who you are and l am convinced that God sees all this and will reward us accordingly. Looking after one another contlnues to be such an Important part of our church life. Many of you quletly support others, through vlslts, phone calls, prayers, or lust belngthere when It's needed, It may not always be vislble, but as a church, It reflects the klnd of Ilfe our savlour Jesus Chrlst wants L15 to lead. Turnln8 now to our church bulldln& we have been away from our maln Church bullding due to the crack In the wall, and several consultatlons and Investl8ations have been carried out by the appropriate professionals. We are optlmlstlc that In due tlme, we wlll 80 back to our maln Church bullding. Another key polnt Is our vacancy perlod. Since July Rev. Vlctor Alleh helped to ploneer the leadershlp of the church wlth the keen asslstance of Marlon, Blesslng and many others. Your Involvement and contributions made the absence of a vicar less noticeable durln8 thls vacancy time. Financiallyi things are a bit of a balanclng art, but we're mana8in8 carefully and expecting to do better. Special thanks to everyone who gives and supports financially through offerln8s and otherwlse, thls truly keeps things going. Also, safe8uardinB remains somethln8 we take serlously, and we contlnue to follow all the guldance to make sure the church Is a safe place for everyone who comes to our church and trlnlty centre at lar8e. Once again, thanks to all the members of PCC that contrlbute to maklng this place what ft is. As we look ahead, yes, there are challenges but there are also opportunltle5. Opportunltles to 8row, to welcome others, and to keep serving our community in ways that matter. Thank you all for all your efforts, may our good Lord bless you and your household In Jesus name Amen. Ifeanyl E8wlm Churchwarden
Buildlngs and Fabrlc Report Our church buildings remain a valuable resource for our ministry, while also presenting ongoing challenges in maintenance and repair. Subsidence- Moin Worship Area During 2025. significant structural concerns arose followin8 the appearance of a large crack in the north- east wall of the main worship area, Indicating subsidence. On the advice of the architect. the PCC agreed at its meeting on 17th February 2025 to undertake ground stabilisation works. These were carried out on 1st and 2nd September 2025 by Resin Injection Technology {RITI using resin injection methods. Unfortunately, this work was not successful. Further professional advice has recommended underpinnin8 as the most approprlate lon8-term solution. Thls will involve substantial work. The PCC Is working closely with the architect, structural en8ineer, the Diocesan Advisory Committee IDAC), and potent5al contractors to pro8ress thls project as soon as posslble. Due to the extent of the subsidence, a risk assessment determined that the main worshlp area should not be used until remedial works are completed. Thls continues to have a significant impact on the life of the church. Quinquennial Report The qulnquennlal Inspection was carrled out on 29th May 2025 byjohn A. Barne5 ofJABA Archltect Ltd. The report Identilied a number of items requiring attention within Set timescales. Some works have already been completed, and the PCC Is continuln8 to address the remalnlng Items In line wlth the recommended schedule. Current Position Despite these challenges, the church continues Its regular worshlp and activlties. The Trlnity Centre has enabled services to continue, although weekly set-up and take-down present practical dlffi'culties. The PCC remains committed to resolving the structural Issues and Is hopeful that the necessary underpinnin8 works will be completed during 2026. The PCC reports that the church buildin& its good5 and ornaments have been malntalned in 8ood and serviceable condition durin8 the year. Rout6ne malntenance and any necessary repairs have been carried out, with due re8ard to the Quinquennial Inspection. The inventory has been revlewed ar•d1s UP to date. The PCC is grateful to all who contrlbute to the care and upkeep of the church and its contents. Revd John Keeley Prlest In Charge North Ormesby: Holy Trlnlty
Electoral Roll Revlslon Report 2026 In accordance with the requirements of the Church of England, the Electoral Roll has been revlsed prior to this Annual Parochial Church Meeting. The number of parishioners on the Electoral Roll as at APCM 2026 is 52. This repre5ents'. I name added during the past year O names removed (due to death, relocatton, or other reasons) The Electoral Roll is reviewed and updated annually. wlth a full revision taking place every six years. The most recent full revision took place in 2025. Being on the Elertoral Roll is an important expre55lon of membership withln the Church. It allows indlvlduals to: vote at the APCM stand for election to the Parochial Church Councll IPCCI partlcipate more fvlly In the 8overnance of the parlsh I would like to thank all those who have completed application form5 this year, and l encoura8e anyone who 15 not yet on the Electoral Roll, but who ¢onslders thls church to be thelr spiritual home, to conslder applyln8. Revd John Keeley Prlest In Charze North Ormesby: Holy Trfnlty
PCC Secretary As we reflect on the past year, I would like to take a moment to acknowled8e what has been a si8nificant period in the life of Holy Trinity Church. FDllowSng the commencement of our vacancy in July 2025, the PCC continued falthfully In Its role of supporting the life and mission of the church. Despite the absence of a Vicar during this period, regular monthly PCC meetin85 were conslstently held, ensurin8 that the work and governance of the church remained active and steady. I would like to express sincere appreciation to all PCC members for their commitment, resilience, and willin8nes5 to serve durin8 this time. Your dedication helped maintain continuity, stabllity. and a sense of shared responsibility within the parish. May we contlnue to work tO8ether ln unity and purpose for the 8roYrth and stren8thenln8 of our parish communitv. Thank you all once a8aln for your contlnued service, Chlchl Da808OThWarlso PCC Secretary
Missional Activities Children's Church Three out offour Sundays each month we have Chlldren's Church. There is a farnily 5ervlce on the fourth Sunday led by a Community Minister, who is also a member ofthe parish. There is a team of dedicated parishioners who run the Children's Church each week. The team all hold DBS. In 2025 after successful completlon of my Mustard Seed course, as a Community Minister I have taken the lead with Chlldren's Church, supported by a grant from Mustard Seed. I take responsibility for planning and resourcing activitles for the chlldren in church, managing volunteer support and working closely wlth chlldren's services in the communlty, includln8 Trlnlty Youth and Chlldren's Project. The number of chlldren attendin8 flurtuates from week to week, dependlng on famllies beSn8 able to attend the church,. there is a small core of re8ular attendees. Andrea Jenklnson Communlty Mlnlster Trlnlty Youth & Chlldren'5 Projert (detalls In TYCP Annual Report) The project contlnues to flourlsh with support and oversl8ht from Its board of Trustees. Fundraising has been supported greatly by an outslde or8anlsation who have developed our funder base and are now mana8ln8 our reports and bids for future fundin8. Please do see the whole report for the children and youth work. Pastoral Care This year It has been 8reat to see families begin more stable lives and careers, sometimes in other areas. They are keeplng in touch, findin8 new churches and communities, and are appreclatln8 our conslstent care and frlendshlp. People continue to stru88le financially and wlth isolatlon. The church has worked to support with care, provision and signposting to 5ervice5 more specialised. It has been p055ible to identify needs and support required through vi5itin8 and 8ettin8 to know our community. Clothes, Includlng shoes, coats and homeware have been distributed after the Sunday church servlce. l am always blessed to see God's provision for all of us. We have been maklng links with people thls year through the CIoi5ter café and the Chrlstmas market service. My prayer is that all these interactions will show God's love to our community. Homelessness is still a significant issue in our area which requires our prayers and support. We have provided support and helped with accessing other services for the homeless this winter. The vacancy has provided the PCC wlth the opportunity to show how they work together and support each other. Jane Holllday Pastoral Care io
3 W's - Warm Welcomlng Wednesdays The 3W's group is a friendly and relaxing place for adult members of our community, who require a social space. to 8et out and meet friends over a 8ame of dominoes. cards and various crafts. We are a small group with lots of laughter. We provide free refreshments, often including tasty cakes and biscuits. The 3W's meet every Wednesday except the I Wednesday of the month. Richard & Trary Hurd Community Mlnlsters Communlty Café The café has seen a lot of chan8es thls year, as it Is no lon8er 8alnln8 fundln8 for TYCP, but all the proflts now 80 to into the church fund. With myself overseeing the café. we have wldened the range of food and drlnk that is being offered. Our lon8-Standlngvolunteers have beenjolned bynew ones, who say It helpsthem to 8et out ofthe house and meet with others. This is reflected in the feelin8s of the customerslfriends that come to Visit the café. The North Ormesby Hlstory group have been meetln8 each week to 8et together and share thelrcommon Interests; they are also helping to raise funds to repair the church wall. Representatives from Middlesbrough Football Club Foundatlon supported the café and raised money for the church, they are valued In our communlty. The café provides a place for people to meet, make new friends and get to know each other. Through the café we have also been able to make connections with market stall holders and market users. The Cloister café Is a warm and friendly place for the communlty and contlnues to be a valuable part of North Ormesbv. Tracy Hurd Communlty Mlnlster Communlty Garden The Community Garden Is now well establlshed. Our small group of volunteers worked hard through the week and as a 8roup on Monday mornin8s. It is a wonderful space to mentally relax and see God's provlslon. There were some lovely frults and ve8etables produced this year, that were not only used for the community but our children's Broups. Our prayer is that the communlty garden will continue to galn strength and 5UPPOrt. Jane Holliday
Finance Re ort Reserves Policy The PCC aims to hold 3-6 months income as perthe Charlty Commissions guidance. 12
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The Pori5h of the Hoty Trinity, North Ormesby "the Church in the Morket Palce" ut4AUDITÉD FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NORTH OXMESBY PAAOCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL for the Yr •thd 31 Dtterntser Z025 In¢umb•nt: The Revd 6dget A. Woodall luntll 30th Jtsne 20251 The Vlcaraie James Street North Ormesbv Mlddlesbrou8h TS3 6LD Tru5t••s: Mrs M Cook Mr l Egwlm MrADHurd Mrs r Hurd MrlJR05e Mrs J Hollldav Mrs S Collyer Ms A C Jenkinson Mrs l Oago8trWarlso Mf V Alleh Mrs B Ohaya 8•hk.. Vir8ln Money 7 Llnthorpe Road Mlddlesbrou8h TSI IRF Attount•nts: Mitchell Gordon LLP 43 Conlstllffe Road Darlln8ton Co. Durham DL3 7EH The P•rwhl•l thurth Clnd11 rrflst•r•d wtth th• Ch¥rlty ComffllmTh asThe Portxhlal ChUh Coundl of th• Eccl•sl•stlc•l Paflth of North Ornbv IRe8'd Ch4rlty Numb•r 11642241
NORTH OAMESBY PAROCHIALCHURCH COUNCIL Flnandal Statements forthe ye•r ended 31 Decernbv 2025 INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORTTOTHE MEMBERS OF NORTh ORMESBY P.CC. I report on the accounts for the year ended 31 Decener 2025 whith Jre Set out on pz8es 3 to 12 R•swttl¥• R•spon51bllltes ol tr¥s¢wsand Indepnd•nt •x¥mlh•r The tnJstee5 are fe5pon5ible for tht preparatiort of the ac¢ounts. The chailty's trustees consider thai an audit is not required for thls year under 5ecllon 144121 of the Charities Act 2011 (the Charltles Act) and thai an Independent exomination is needed. It is my respMslblllty to.. examlne the aontS under sertlon 145 olthe Charltles Act 2011. to follow ttbe procedures laid down in the general Dlrection5 8Jven by the Charlty Commlssi¢)n lunder sertlon 14515llbl of the Charltle5 Act 20111, •nd to st8te 4¥hether partlculai matters have come to my attentlon 6•555 ol Ind•peNl•nt ex•mln•rs itai•m•nt My examlnatlon was carried t)ut in accordance wlth General Dlrert10Tr5 given by th Charlty Commission. An exarnlnation Intludes a review of the accountin8 records kept by the charity and ¢omparlson of the accounts Pfesented wllh those record5. It also Include5 COn51der•tlon of any unusual items or dls¢losure5 in the accounts. and the seeklng of explanatSons from you as trustees concernin8 any suth rnatters. The pro¢edur¢s Lsndertaken do not provlde all the evldence that would be required in an •ud4t and ¢ons•quently no oplnlon is given as to whher the accounts present a 'true and falr, vlew and thè reportls Ilmlted to thosè mattefs sei oul In ihe statement below. Ind•p•nd•nt •x•mln•rs st•t•m•nt In connectlon wth my examlnation I conllrm that no materlal matters have come to my attenllon In Connectlon wlth the examlnatlon whlth 8l¥es rne cause to belleve that In, any materlal respect.. the ac¢otsntln8 record5 were not kept In ac¢ord•nce wlth s•ctlon 130 of the Charltles Act 2011 the accounts dld not a¢c¢yd wilh •¢wunting fecords the accounts dld not comply with the appllcable iequlrement5 conceTnln8 the form and content Set out in the Charltls IAc¢ounts and Report51 Ae8ulatlofis 2008 Act other than any requirement that the accounts give a'true and falr, vlew whkh Is not i m•tter consldered a5 part on an Independent examlnatlon. I havè no concern5 and have come across no other matters in connectlon with the examlnatii)n to whlch attention should be drawn and In thls report In order to enable proper understanding of the •ccounts to be rejched. L Harris BSC IHonsl FCCA Mitchell Gordon LLP Accounlants and Statutory Audltors 43 Conlscliffe Road Dadin8ton Co. Durham DL3 7eH Oate '.
t40RTrI ORMESBY PAROCMIAL CHURCII COUNCIL Flnandal St¥t•m¢Trts forth• y••r •ndad 31 D•¢•mbèr 2025 TOT TOT Fwidi 1025 1014 4Q8gB 19,J 19,973 9,611 lofvrtlwth•CouM¢#Yo4tlws 2,442 1,522 401 3.IC 612 877 977 TOTMIM¢OMING AU0115 67,376 Idl I,146 171.nJi Ji 114x1 114961 TOTAI RESOUKEseKpEPIDED 14&1151 127,2461 ISS.9611 14ET INCOMV(OIJTWNfjSI AESOUICÈS 17.5•51 117.8501 NETMMMEMTWI FUIIDS 791 17,9851 117.850) WNCE BROUGHT FORWAl I IANUAAY 1015 FU14DTW45FER J1170 4•5364 1734 501.584 BWJNCt IJIRIEO FCIIWIRD 11 DEC£k49EA 20 17,191 41LI.S 475.749 483.7J•
NORTH OAMESOY PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL Flnanclal Statèments th• ye•r ended JI D•c*mb•r 2025 lol5 2024 FIXEQASSET5 T•nlbl¢ flxed assets 429.046 438.353 CUAAENTWETS Q¢bim CBF OeposltFunds'. P•stor•l Iunresirfetedl Trlnitycentrt (Restricted) 14.143 6,120 13.531 5.855 Yo$hIre 81fik.. GeneF•l IUnre5trlct•dl fjfft, Gr•nt and Misslon Fund lftesirf¢tedl Trfnlty Centle IR¢stridedl 15. 3.$45 30.406 13,279 4.432 12,881 Cash In N•nd.. flowtr Fund IIB 69,328 UAOILmu:AMQU14T5 FALUIIG DUE WITMW OIIE YEAR 122.6251 14.715 14ET CURRE14T A$5ETS 46.703 45.381 NET ASSETS 475,749 463,734 FUIIDS Uhrtstrf¢¢40 24.494 25.458 Ristrkted 451.265 458,276 475.749 4B3,734 Approved by the P•rochial Church Council on 30. and slined on Its behalf bv.. Mrs Marlon Cook ITreasu¢erl
NORTh QRMESBY PAAOCHIAi CHURCH COUNCII Fon•1 Staiements for thè year ended 31 Decenthr 1015 Notes to th• FIn1 St•tem•nts l. AccouiifiNG POUCIES The Financial Statements have been prepared In accordance with ihe Church Accounting Aeiulations 2th)6 together with appllcable standards and the Charit1è5 50RP Istatements of Recommended Prartlcel. The financlal statements h•¥e been prepared underthe hlstor4¢41 cost convention, usir8 the accruals accounting b•$ls. Unrestrlcted fund5 repfesent the lunds of the PCC that are not 5ublect of any rtstfiCtlon5 regarding their use and ore avallable for appll¢atlon on the general pur of the PCC. Funds de51qnated for a panlcular purpose by the PCC are also unrestrlrted. Rstrlcted fund5 rpres•nt tht funds of the PCC that are 5ubh¢i to f•strlctJorts re8ardln8 thelr use but are still within the object5 of the PCC. All transactlons are Orded 5eperately to allow easy Ioentlflcation. Th• accounts include all tran5artlons, assets ond Ilabilltles for whlch ihe PCC Is respon51ble in law. They do not In¢lude the accgunts of church groups that owe thelr main affiliatlon tg another body or those that are Informal Batherlngs of thurch mernbers. Voluntory Incorne ondcopltol source5 Collectlons arè reco8nised when recelved by N on behalf of ihe PCC. Planned 6lvin8 recelvable under Gift Aid is reco8n15ed only when re¢elved. Income ta¥ rec¢)verable on Glft AKI donatlons 15 recognlsed when the income Is reco8nised. Grants and le8Jcles to the PCC are accounted for as soon as the Irc is notified of its le8al entitlement, the amount due Is quantifiable aThd It5 ultTrmate relp1 by the PCC Is reasoniblv certaln. Funds ra15ed byflyre, coffee. bln80 ind Social events Jre a¢¢ounted fur 8ross. Other incoffle Rental income from the lettlng of the TrlrAty Cenire is reco8nlsed when the rental Is due. Gront5 Grants and donatlon5 afe a¢counied for when pald over, or when awarded. rfthot award create5 a blndln8 obli8atlon on the PCC. Actlvrties dlrectfy rtloted to the wgrk of the Church The Diocesan Parish Share is accgunted for when due. At 31 December 2025 •H parish share was Included in the Stoternenl of Financlal ActrtIes.
NORTH ORMESBY PAROCHIALCMURCH COUNCII Flnandjl Statements lor th• year •nded 31 D•c¢mber 2025 Not•S to Fln•n£l•l Sttements FIX CtyJse¢rotedpmperfy ondmoveuble churchfvrnsshinqs Consecrated and beneficed property of any klnd is excludtd from lh• accounts by s.9612llal of the Charitles Act 1993. Moveable church fumlshlngs held by the Wcar and Churthwafd•n5 special trust for the PCC. and whlch requlrt a laculty for dlsposal, and accounted as Inalienable propetty unless con5ecr•ted. They are listed in the thur¢h's Invniory which can be Insperted lat any reasonable tlmel. For Inalienable prop¢rty acqulred prlor to 31 Oecember 2001 there is insufficlent cost Snformation available and therefore such assets are not valued In the accounls. Itéms acqulred since I January 1002 have been capltallied and depreclaied In the accounts over thelr curreot anltlcpated econiNnlc life linillally o¥er four •r$I on a strai8ht.line b•sl$. All expenthiure incurred in the year on cim5ecrated or benefited bulldln85, indl¥ldy•l Items under £I,OD) or on the repalr of movable church furnlshlngs acqulred before l January 22 is written off. FreeholdLond tsnd Buldlinqs Freehold land and buiklings have been capltallsed in th• accounts at the ¢osi of construrtlon whlth Includes any related professlonal fees. They ore bein8 depredated on a str418ht Ilne bas15 over flfry year5 from the date In whlch they were brou8ht Into use. oiherfixtures, fittinqs ond office equlpment Equlpment used wlthin the church premises Is depredated on a straS8ht Ilne bas15 over lour y•ars. Individual iiems ol equlpment wlth a purchase ol £1.0 OT less are wrltten off when the assèt Is oc¢ulred. urr as Amounts owing to the PCC at 31 December 2025 are shown as credltor5 less prov4slon lor amounts that may prove uncollectabl*. Short-tefm d•poslts include cash hold on deposlt elth•r wbth the CBF Church of En8land Funds or at the bank.
IKIRTH ORMESBY PAROOIIALCHURCH couNaL FInablI St•m•nts for th• y••r •nded 31 O•c•mber 2025 Not•Jts the Fln•nd•l Statements 2. IPKOM114G IIESOUKES Unre5trkted A¢styi¢ted Fun05 F¥nd5 G•nv•l Gfft Fund TOTAI 2111 In¢¢mln1r•¥tyJr1 from donor5'. Glft aid •nd ¢ort¥en•nted don•tlons Gift lid dowllttfj fromTrinlty Centre Income T•x rectyered other planned ilvlni Cdlectlonslopen pl•ttl ill tel drylon•tlMs 7.4X+ 7.830 3.948 1,218 1.943 25.959 40.898 1.218 1.943 25,959 40.898 Ilbl Olher v¢4unt•ry Incom1n¢rtJttU.. rntse511mted 78 19.895 19.973 21EI th¢om¢ fiom oper•tlni •rtM1$t01thher the Cotsncil's obie¢tl¥¢s'. PCC lees Dloceunftes Feosveryf Vole cand$ Othef InCe Flowers 815 494 BIS 494 90 69 974 80 2,522 69 974 2.142 21dl I¢M• froffl owr•tlp4Kd¥ltlesto #ener•t¢ Iwwls.. F•yr•. 1¢. blnp, wdal ¥*n 3,106 3.IC 21el In¢omi frLvn I11111.. •nklnterest 612 265 877 47,136 20.240 67.376
NORTH ORMESBY PAIIOCHIAi CHURCH COUNCIL Frn•nclal Statements forth• yrnded 31 Oecffiiber 2025 1401•s¢0 th• Flnanclal Ststam•nts 3. AESOUACES EXVENDED F¥rbd5 GeMf•l Funds ft Fyrtd TOTAL 3111 Gi•nts'. Missionary and chadtable iiTrrin4'. PCCCrityl1sSIOnary linI 31bl Aciiwthes dlrectly iel•ted tothe workof the ¢hur¢h.. MI$¢ry.. FreI10fferf Cl¢ryy expenses Ftes of V¢ii¢rliJryinlst tharity vln¢ DIln Fees IWeddlNslFUrf•I$j UpkEep of Mr¥lr•i Multl9lv 12,¢)00 1,307 12.000 1,307 90 40 494 481 6.955 40 494 6,955 Bu4dlnis', Churth runIni •InIeS rnilnten•n¢eind r•wlrs Upkeep ofliounds 5.939 24,136 5.939 24,136 fttstrkted •vt•5'. Qe$lin•ttd F¥nds Flowers TAnity Centre O•pr¢¢l•t 10,837 147 10,837 147 9.X17 27.246 9.307 71.733 .48? 31¢) ChUh man0Ment Ind idrnln15tr11kn.. Phowcoplerlcomput•r/•dmln PCC expenses countn¢y/profesII fees 1.651 1,651 045 2.4% 2.496 Jldl Costs ol iener•i1 luryJ5'. Fayei colle. blnio. $0¢411 o¥ents 1,132 1.132 31¢) Costs ol pner•tIfUllds'. nk crS xp 4&115 27.246 75,361
NORTH ORMESBY PAROCMIAL CHURCH COUNCIL Fln•nclal St•t•ments lor th• y•r ended 31 r)etember 2025 Notesto th• Flnaffldl Stat•m•nts STAFF COSTS The PCC has Me trnployee duringthe year. There wèrt no other transaciions. remuDerJtion oi benefits In respect of PCC members. persons closely connected wlth them or othei related parfje5. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETSFOR USE BY THE PCC Fr•ehd4 nd& FInIS & l¥llthy E4ulprMnl T•tl Coit it l Jarluary 2025 Add11 757,142 41,861 799.003 Cost•l JI Dt<ember2025 757,142 41 61 799.C¥)3 Depre(l•onIl l Janwry 2025 (harge for •1 318,789 9.307 41,861 360.650 9,307 OqprKl•iion at JI De¢ember2025 328.096 41,861 369.957 Net V•lu At 31 De¢emb¢r 2025 429,046 429.046 Al 31 Dqc•mbor 2024 438,35Y 438.353 The freehold land and bulldlnqs comprls•$ capltal expenditure on the Trlnlty Centre. Oepreclation has been provided from the dale ihe Tflnlty Cefttre came into ust, December 2C#)3, and has been Included In fesource5 expended. It Is estlmated that the depredation charge for the followin8 twefve months wlll be approxlmaiely £1S,(K) and therefore the fund surplu5 wlll fill by thls amount.
NORTH OIIMESOY PAROCHIAL CHURQI COUNCIL FI4[1¥1 Stat•ments lorthe y••r •nd•d >1 O•c•mber 1025 Notu ts th• Fln•ndal Stat•mefits ANALYSIS OF IIEfs ASSETS BY FU14D IlnrtSlri¢t¢d Fvno Re5twlrted Fund TOTAi Flxed •55ets forCh¥rch 1¢ 419.046 429.046 C¥rrent Amets 29,207 40.121 69.328 14.7131 117,9021 122,6151 FUND PAL4MCE 24.W 451.265 475.749 TrIty Centre RestrlrtedFund.' The large balanceon the restrlrt¢d fund Is due to the fundlng of the Trlnlty Centre, which has been treated a5 an asset and capll4115ed. The cost of bulldln8the Trinlty Cenir• is to be allocated over thè estlmated Ilfe of the building which In turn wlll reduce the lurbd value accordln8ty (see not Sl. Oetalls of the ¢•sh and bank posltlon on ihe Trknlty C•ntr15 Included In note 9. DEITOAS JI D•c•mb•iJi D•thnb•i 2025 1014 Debtors Ir•sirl¢t•d Qebtors lunrestri¢lEdl Prtpaymtnts Irestri¢tedl Prepiymintilunr•strtct•dl I07AL LIABIUTIES: Amoufffs FAWNG DUE WtrHIN ONÉ YEAR 31 Doc•rnb•f JI D•t•mb•i ZOZ4 CrndltNs •nd acciwls Irestrtctodl Credltotsand actiuals lunrtstrlttedl 17,902 4,723 3,363 1.352 TOTAL 2l625 4.715 Cr¢dltors and acuuals repres*ntthe accountsncy fee5 relatln8 to 310mber 2025. whlch will not be invoiced until 2026 and various other Invoices relatlng to Decembef 2025 but paid in January 2026.
rioftvH QRMÉSOY PAROCH14L CHUACH COUNCIL Flnandal siatements lor th• y••r ended 31 Dttember 2025 Not•s to the Flnanclal Stst¢m•nts DETAILS OF RESTRicfED FUND Glft Fund Indudes all money raised and received lor speclfK purposes Ichlldrèn. flower5, church refurt)ishment, church annlver5ary Celebrations etcl. Tvlh5ty C•ntre Fund Income includes any mon•y falsed and rece6ved to a551St th• PCC In the developrneni of The Trinity Centre. A Community Intwest Company was formed on 30 APTII 2016 In the name of Trlnlty Centre INorth Ormesbyl CIC. All Income •nd expenditure from that date relat6n¢ to the Trlnlty Centre now form5 Part ol the CIC and not North Ormesby Parochiol Church Councll. Summoryor R•rtrlrt•éFund 0ft4C•sh Posltlon.. Openlng 8oltrnce In¢ome/ EwndltUJry/ Tmrtsftr 8glmce GIftF¥ndllnrl. flowenfvndh¢ldM(oshl 4,550 17.IS7 14,112 3,595 TIthltyC¢nv• Ftmd 1¢736 73.119 55,329 36,526 23,286 9),276 73,441 40.121
P4ORTh ORMESOY PAROCMi4L CHURCH COUNCIL Fln•ndal Statements forth• year end•d 31 December 2025 Not•sto the Flmndal St•tem•nts 11. REiATEO PARTY TRANSAcfKINS Durlng the year ended 31 Dètember 2025 North Ormesby Parochlal Church Council thar8ed the Trinitv Youth and Children's Project £77612024 .. £7761 photocopler costs. The Trlnity Youth and Children's Projert is a re8i51ered charity whlch is not dlrectly managed by the PCC. however the incymbent of North Ormesby Parish Councll Is ex-Otri¢io thalr of iru5tees and the PCC nominates ènnually two of the Yrustees. Included In Credliors 55 an afflount due from Trlnlty Centre (North Ormesbyl OC In the sum of Éll,523 12024 £3,190). The CIC was formed to operate the Trlnity Cèntre facilities from l Moy 2016. A donation of £2.91012024'. £2.905 donated by) been donated to North Oimesby Parothlal Church Council for the period ended 31 December 2025.