2022-12-31-accounts

Of The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of

All Saints, Waldron & St. Bartholomew’s, Cross in Hand

Registered Charity no. 1184369

For the year ended 31st December 2022

CONTENTS

Page
1-5	Trustees annual report
6-7	Financial Review – Treasurer’s Report
8	Statement of fnancial receipts and payments
9	Statement of assets and liabilites
10-13	Notes to the accounts
14	Report of the independent examiner
15-	Appendices - reports
Website:	www.waldronchurches.org.uk
Incumbent:	The Revd George Pitcher
Independent	Mr N Rayment
examiner:	61 Oaklands, Westham, Pevensey East Sussex, BN24 5AW
Bankers:	Lloyds Bank, Tunbridge Wells

All Saints, Waldron & St Bartholomew’s, Cross in Hand Trustees Annual Report for 2022

Charities Act Annual Report 2022

1.Reference and administrative information

i) Administration address:-

c/o Brambles, Dern Lane Waldron, Heathfield East Sussex TN21 0PN

ii) Charitable Status of the parish

The parish is a charity, registered with the Charity Commission and our number is 1184369

iii) Name and address of Independent Examiner

Nicholas Rayment 61 Oaklands Westham, Pevensey East Sussex BN24 5AW (01323 763385)

iv) Name & Address of Primary Bankers

Lloyds Bank plc 82 Mount Pleasant Road Tunbridge Wells,Kent TN1 1RP

2. Structure, governance and management

Administration is the responsibility of the Priest-in-charge; Rev. George Pitcher (non-stipendiary priest) together with the Churchwardens and Parochial Church Council (PCC) following the relevant legislation and the Canon Law of the Church of England,and working under the authority of the Bishops of the Diocese. The Churchwardens are given responsibility for the day to day administration, good order and diary management of the parish. Applications and administration for Baptisms Weddings and Funerals are passed to the Rector from the Pastoral team. The parish is in the diocese of Chichester and the Episcopal Area of Lewes and Hastings.

i) How the PCC is constituted

The PCC and Churchwardens are elected under the terms of the Church Representation Rules 2006 (Schedule 3 to the Synodical Government Measure 1969 as amended by Statutory Instrument 2004 No 1889.)

The Priest-in-charge serves under licence from the Bishop; Churchwardens and Deanery and Diocesan Synod delegates are the subject of separate elections to their posts. All of these then serve on the PCC ex officio. Churchwardens are elected annually, and lay members of the Deanery Synod for a three year term. The appropriate number of members of the church are also elected for a three year term with 1/3 standing down each year, but being eligible for re-election. The electorate comprises those persons on the Electoral Roll; all church members are encouraged to register and to consider standing for election to the PCC.

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ii) List of members in the year 2022

Ex-officio members;-

Revd. George Pitcher (Priest –in -charge and Chairman) Mrs Sarah Mackenzie (Churchwarden) Mr Ian Dixon (Churchwarden) and (Treasurer) Mrs Caroline Thompson (Deanery Synod) ( Retired during the year)

Elected members;Appointed Members ; Mrs Penelope Mayfield ( Secretary) Mr Timothy Hough (Reader) Mrs Mary Everett Mr Richard Maylam (Reader) Mrs Carollyn Stanbridge Mr Andy Delves (Reader) Mr Timothy Hough (See Reader, also) Mr Richard Maylam (See Reader, also) Mr Martin Tunstall Mr Roger Clark ( Safeguarding) Mr Tim Williams Mr David Mattinson Mr Andy Delves ( See Reader, also) Mr Peter Venn

iii) Committees of the PCC

The PCC’s Standing Committee, which is the only committee required by law, has the power to transact the business of the PCC between its meetings subject to any directions given by the Council. This consists of the Priest-in-charge, the Churchwardens, the Secretary, the Treasurer and one member from the PCC. A finance sub-committee monitors the income and expenditure of the PCC. The PCC also oversees the stewardship of the church buildings and fabric. Other groups who operate under the authority and directions of the PCC have their activities summarised in the appendices to this document.

iv) Induction and training of PCC Members All members of the PCC have their duties and responsibilities explained to them including their duty of care and the implications of the Charities Act 2006 and SORP 2005. This also includes Safeguarding issues. They are regularly updated on changes to rules, regulations and law.

3. Objectives and activities

i) Primary Objective

The primary objective of the Parish of Waldron is the promotion of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to the doctrines and practices of the Church of England. The PCC has the responsibility of cooperating with the incumbent, Rev. George Pitcher, in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.

4. Achievements and performance

i) Church attendance and electoral roll totals

There are currently 116 entries on the Church Electoral Roll of which 31 relate to people not currently residing within the parish (March 2022 revision) (116 in March 2021). The average Sunday attendance was 57 (42 in 2021)

n.b. calculated by adding all of the Sunday only worshippers EXCEPT Easter Sunday and dividing by 51 308 came to Church over the Christmas Period, plus 67 children. (58 in 2021)

104 attended the Easter Sunday Services

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ii) PCC Meetings

The PCC met on 5 occasions in 2022 –, 4[th] February, 24[th] April, , 6[th] May, 16[th] September and 9[th] December. Attendance as recorded in the minutes.

iii) Review of Activities During the course of the year, the PCC :-

Continued in its efforts to fully integrate the congregations of the two churches and, noticeably, newer members readily accept the use of both churches as a regular occurrence, which is evidence of good progress in this area. For those unable to attend church services, strenuous efforts are made to maintain contact via telephone calling and other technical options. Home communion has been offered on a number of occasions.

Following the pandemic, we were pleased to be able to hold 5 weddings in our churches during the year along with 12 Baptisms, nearly all of which had been postponed due to the restrictions in 2021. Additionally, 11 Funerals took place.

Of special note was the very successful school leavers service which we were once again able to host at St Bartholomew’s Church.

Following on from the completion of the new building at St Bartholomew’s, now firmly established as the Alleluia Room, the PCC have been seeking and encouraging further use of the facility by the local community and we have been able to welcome a number of groups for their activities, something we look to build on in 2023. On a number of occasions. we were delighted to offer the facility to our Church of England school.. We were also delighted to welcome the Haymakers Nursery to All Saints when they presented their nativity play.

The PCC approved the development of a small garden area at the rear of the Alleluia Room which could be enjoyed by passers by and especially those who visited the graves in the adjacent churchyard. A further area is planned for 2023.

We continue to maintain and develop an active working relationship with the local Cof E school where we have representation on the Board of Governors and our Priest in Charge makes regular visits to join in the collective worship. Safeguarding issues are covered at each PCC meeting and we are pleased to report that there have been no instances that required reporting.

iv) Church Groups – see separate reports in the appendix Cross in Hand Church of England Primary School – appendix 1 Dallington Deanery Synod – appendix 2 Churches Together in Heathfield & District – appendix 3 The Choir - see Music report appendix 4 Parish Prayer Group – appendix 5 Pastoral & Fellowship – appendix 6 Friends of Waldron Churches – appendix 7 Freewill Offering - appendix 8 Family Support Work – appendix 9 Caring & Sharing – appendix 10 Bell Ringers – appendix 11 Parish Pealers – appendix 12 Linked Hands – appendix 13 “Lost & Found” – appendix 14 Connected Charity see appendix 15 for a report on Waldron 800 Trust

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5. Rector’s Review 2022

Last year was about regrouping and refocussing. We’d emerged as a church from the privations of Covid lockdowns and began to reconsider our purpose in the community. Our attention turned to All Saints in Waldron, where we must focus on continuing to re-order our parish church so that it can best serve the social, as well as the spiritual, needs of the 21[st] century. Our PCC started to work on the priorities for that.

It was a year that showed how vital our pastoral services are for the families we serve. We celebrated a number of lovely weddings and we finally hit on the best way to welcome new disciples for baptism – we now conduct christenings immediately after a parish Eucharist, which seems to work best both for visiting families and for our regular congregation.

And, of course, we said goodbye to some dearly loved friends. I’m always moved by how the village turns out to pay its respects to those it has lost – it really does show our solidarity as a faithful community.

At the more national than local level, we celebrated our late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee – and then came together as a nation to mourn her passing. Our Church has lost a supreme governor of the most longstanding and devoted service – and we look forward to King Charles following the dignity of her example as defender of the faith, as we grow accustomed to singing “God save the King.”

So there was much to absorb in 2022 and I hope we have emerged from it with renewed energy to refresh our witness and ministry for the years ahead. There will be little progress in our proclamation of the gospel in Waldron and Cross In Hand without change and I’m confident that we can build on the developments of the past year to offer a reinvigorated ministry in our parish and in our community.

Last summer, we also finally managed to hold our long-planned Vicar v. Village cricket match, only losing by the narrowest of margins – just seven wickets and some 150 runs! Recalling that the first shall be last, we will build on that experience too, to seek revenge this summer…

My prayers and blessings to you all as our church embarks on the next chapter of its rich history.

The Revd George Pitcher

6. Churchwardens’ Report – 2022

The year started with a sense of optimism as it appeared that the worst effects of the Covid pandemic were passed and that we were able to move forward to more “normal” times. Our 2021 Christmas services were a welcome relief after the effects of lockdown.

We began the year with a new enlarged hymn book that enabled us to include more modern hymns in our services and we began the process of reviewing services to see if changes might be beneficial. This continued through the year and we eventually produced a new abridged eucharistic service aimed at younger families and those who were not too familiar with church. We created a Morning Praise service to replace Matins and enhanced our main Parish Eucharist to include a range of different eucharistic prayers. All these services were introduced as the year progressed and look to have been generally well received.

With the new building, to be called the Alleluia Room, now complete and available, we are able to provide much needed 21[st] century facilities and, importantly, a social area for both the congregation and other community groups. Usage increased as the year progressed and we continue to look for opportunities to reach out to the wider community and our school to further increase usage. We now have a delightful small garden at the rear of the new building as an added attraction to passers by and those visiting graves in the churchyard.

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Early in the year we, along with the entire world, became acutely aware of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and we endeavoured to offer support both financial and practical to Ukrainian families. A number have now arrived in the locality and we have good connections with them. Like them, we long for the day when they are able to return to their homeland even though this looks to be some way off.

On a happier note, the parish became very much involved with a range of events to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee including the planting of a flowering cherry tree and an oak tree as part of the Green Canopy. This proved to be a wonderful opportunity to bring the wider community together.

Sadly, September saw the death of the late Queen and this ,of course, was marked respectfully.

During the course of the year we had damage to the ceilings in both churches and also needed to arrange a long overdue service to the clock at All Saints. Maintaining our two churches is an ongoing call on finances so we continue to be grateful for the Friends of Waldron Churches who support us so well in this regard.

Having concluded the building of the Alleluia Room, thoughts are turning to the installation of toilets and potential further developments at All Saints. A temporary portaloo is providing an interim solution.

The year concluded with our involvement in the “Warm Spaces” initiative which related to the impending cost of living crisis. As it happened, this was not well supported, but we have plans to relaunch in the new year in a different way.

Our churches could not function without the support of many volunteers and we extend our thanks to everyone who contributes in so many different ways. It is impossible to name them all, but we are extremely grateful to Rev. Desmond Burton, Rev. Simon Hobbs and Rev. Lucy Murdoch for their ongoing support. We also thank Peter Lawrence for his sterling work in maintaining the choir and playing the organ for us, well supported by David Oakenfold who has provided valuable back up on a number of occasions. Additionally, we can not let this report pass without mentioning the considerable contribution to our church life from Brian Tompsett, the Tower Captain. Quietly and often unnoticed, he supports us in very many ways.

We look forward with optimism; our Christmas service attendances were back to pre-pandemic levels with packed churches; a very welcome sight!

Sarah Mackenzie and Ian Dixon

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7. Financial review and future plans

We entered 2022 in a fairly healthy position financially, but recognising that we would have some final bills to settle in respect of the building of our new meeting room ( the Alleluia Room).

Our income for the year was somewhat distorted by a number of factors. Firstly, we acted as “banker” for the Jubilee celebrations. Overall the expenditure was around £9,000, but this was all covered by income from ticket sales and a significant donation from the Waldron Millenium Trust which was keen to support the community activities. Secondly, a generous gesture was made by a parishioner to cover the cost of a new boiler for a needy member of the congregation, We received the income and paid the bill, around £1,750 in total. Finally, we needed repairs to the church roof at All Saints and this was covered by insurance meaning that we had additional income/ outgoings of some £4,000.

Having stripped out these unusual items, it was good to see that the level of church collections exceeded our expectations as did the ever increasing regular giving through the Parish Giving Scheme. Overall, therefore, income was a little higher than budget.

On the expenditure side, and in view of our relatively healthy financial state, we volunteered to increase out Parish contribution a little to a figure of £29,000. This is covered by the regular giving and part of the collections. Whilst we managed to contain most outgoings within budget, it was noticeable that we are paying somewhat more for our organ maintenance and for visiting organists than we had budgeted for. Additionally, our budget for maintenance to our churches proved to be optimistic in view of the fact that we needed repairs to the PA system and heating at St Bart’s and the overall increasing costs for statutory inspections that we are required to carry out. We also had to pay for a quinquennial inspection at St. Bartholomew’s.

Given the foregoing comments, it was pleasing to finish the year with a surplus of some £4,000 against a budget where we expected to just about break even.

Overall assets were valued at £140,000 which includes the Friends of Waldron Churches balances and, also items that we can not access for various reasons. Our readily available cash was around £55,000.

Having completed the Alleluia Room, or attention is turning to further improvements at All Saints, not least being the provision of toilet facilities. We shall be addressing this as a priority in 2023 and remain mindful that there is some work to be done at St. Bartholomew’s following the quinquennial inspection. We remain hopeful that FOWC will feel able to support these activities.

No doubt, our general expenditure will be strained due to the significant effects of inflation, so it remains an ongoing challenge to keep our income levels up to account for this. Fortunately, our reserves provide a measure of comfort for the time being, but we remain mindful of the fact that we have enjoyed the services of a non-stipendiary priest for some 10 years now and this will not continue forever!

We remain mindful of the fact that all of the work of our parish is done voluntarily; our only personal payments are honoraria for organists.

Ian Dixon – Hon. Treasurer

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Annual Financial Report

Of The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of

All Saints, Waldron

& St Bartholomew’s, Cross in Hand

Registered Charity no. 1184369

For the year	ended 31st December 2022
CONTENTS
Page
8	Statement of fnancial receipts and
	payments
9	Statement of assets and liabilites
10-11	Notes to the accounts
12	Report of the independent examiner

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Waldron P.C.C.

Summary of Financial Receipts and Payments

Income & Endowment from;	Unrestricted	Unrestricted			TOTAL	Total
	General	Designated	Restricted	Endowe d	All funds	All Funds
	Fund	Funds	Funds	Funds	2022	2021
Donatons and Legacies Fees Other trading actvites Investments Other receipts/FOWC	69,47 1				69,471	49,716
	2,234				2,234	2,533
	116				116	354
			10,390		10,390	31,319
Total received	71,82 1		10,390		82,211	83,922
Expenditure on;
Cost of raising funds Charitable costs Trading costs Otherpayments
	62,90 3		4,805		67,708	42,972
		28,996			28,996	435,229
Total Paid	62,90 3	28,996	4,805		96,704	478,201
Reconciliaton of funds
Net Income(or net expenditure)	8,918	-28,996	5,585		-14,493	- 394,279
Transfers between funds/ movement in investments
Net movement in funds	11,34 7	-32,000	5,545	-519	-15,627	- 385,034
Bank account at 1 January	44,31 9	32,000	51,010	28,403	155,73 2	540,766
Bank accounts at 31 December	55,66 6	0	56,555	27,884	140,10 5	155,732

Note 1; Restricted payments relate to heating and organ repairs Note 2; Endowed funds relate to Parish Silver and Clock Fund. Restricted funds are

FOWC/ Heating/ Organ funds and stained glass window N.B. The general fund includes M&G investments/ Lloyds bank and CBF Deposit Fund

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Waldron P.C.C.

Statement of Assets & Liabilities

Statement of Assets & Liabilites	Statement of Assets & Liabilites	Statement of Assets & Liabilites	Statement of Assets & Liabilites	Statement of Assets & Liabilites	Statement of Assets & Liabilites	Statement of Assets & Liabilites
Unrestricted Total Total General Designated Restricted Endowed All Funds All Funds Note s Fund Funds Funds Funds 2022 2021 Assets Bank Current account ( Lloyds) 11149 11149 56792 Bank account - Organ Fund - NatWest 3750 3750 4980 Bank account- Heatng Fund -Natwest 4300 4300 7956 CBF Deposit Fund 39860 39860 14860 PCC owned bank balance 51009 8050 59059 84588 Friends of Waldron Churches 36505 36505 26115 Total bank and deposit accounts 51009 44555 95564 110703
Bank Current account ( Lloyds) Bank account - Organ Fund - NatWest Bank account- Heatng Fund -Natwest CBF Deposit Fund PCC owned bank balance Friends of Waldron Churches	11149				11149	56792
			3750		3750	4980
			4300		4300	7956
	39860				39860	14860
	51009		8050		59059	84588
			36505		36505	26115
Total bank and deposit accounts	51009		44555		95564	110703

Wedding fees not yet received

Local authority grants for churchyard

Local authority grants for churchyard	Local authority grants for churchyard	Local authority grants for churchyard	Local authority grants for churchyard	Local authority grants for churchyard	Local authority grants for churchyard	Local authority grants for churchyard
Gif Aid recoverable
Debtors M&G Charifund
	4657				4657	4667
Investments at market value	4657				4657	4667
Parish Silver at Chichester 24000 24000 24000 Stained Glass Window 12000 12000 12000 Clock Benefacton Fund 3884 3884 4403 Investment assets at cost 12000 27884 39884 40403
Total assets	55666		56555	27884	140105	155773

Liabilities

Electricity/gas used since last billed 400 (est.)	Electricity/gas used since last billed 400 (est.)	Electricity/gas used since last billed 400 (est.)	Electricity/gas used since last billed 400 (est.)	Electricity/gas used since last billed 400 (est.)	Electricity/gas used since last billed 400 (est.)	Electricity/gas used since last billed 400 (est.)
Total liabilites					400	80
Assets less liabilites 139705

The Financial Report for the year ended 31st December 2022 including the notes following, was approved by the PCC and signed by Rev'd George Pitcher, PCC Chairman

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Waldron P.C.C .

Notes to the Annual Financial Report

Analysis of amounts received Planned giving (excl. tax refunds) Planned giving ( no tax refunds) Loose cash collectons Special Appeals Gif Aid recovered Donatons Insurance Claim FOWC Jubilee events income Grants	Unrestricted	Unrestricted			Total	Total
	General	Designate d	Restricted	Endowed	All funds	All funds
	Fund	Funds	Funds	Funds	2022	2021
Donatons and legacies	69,329				69,329	76,000
Fees for weddings & funerals
Charitable actvites	2,234				2,234	2,533

Proceeds of events with trading/sales Concert income Small items sales Room hire fees Magazine bookstall income	Proceeds of events with trading/sales Concert income Small items sales Room hire fees Magazine bookstall income	Proceeds of events with trading/sales Concert income Small items sales Room hire fees Magazine bookstall income	Proceeds of events with trading/sales Concert income Small items sales Room hire fees Magazine bookstall income	Proceeds of events with trading/sales Concert income Small items sales Room hire fees Magazine bookstall income	Proceeds of events with trading/sales Concert income Small items sales Room hire fees Magazine bookstall income	Proceeds of events with trading/sales Concert income Small items sales Room hire fees Magazine bookstall income
Other trading actvites
Bank & Deposit interest 143 143 242 Clocl Benefacton Fund 116 116 112 Letngof investmentproperty 0
Investments	259				259	354
Other receipts - FOWC	0					5,035
Total received on all funds	71,822				71,822	83,922

Note 1; Includes £1743 donated via CAF to cover a Mission payment to a member of the congregation Note 2; Relates to building repairs at All Saints Note 3; Relates to donations made specifically for Jubilee celebrations Note 4; Includes grants/ payments from Waldron 800 Trust

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Waldron P.C.C.

Notes to the Annual Financial Report

Analysis of total paid

Unrestricted Total Total General Designated Restricted Endowe d All funds All funds Note s Fund Fund Fund Funds 2022 2021 Cost of fundraising actvites Other appeals expenses Cost of rising funds Charitable grants/donatons Parish Share to Chchester 29,00 0 29,00 0 23,708 Salaries and honoraria incl NI 276 Clergy and other expenses 2,496 2,496 2,004 Mission & evangelism 4,266 4,266 2,575 1 Music costs 1,516 1,516 1,251 Jubilee expenses 10,04 5 10,04 5 Printng & copying 688 688 515 Water/gas/oil/electricity 4,027 4,027 4,496 Other regular running costs 1,457 1,457 1,058 Church maintenance 9,082 9,082 2,849 2 Organ 1,230 1,230 538 New building work 28,996 28,99 6 435,229 FOWC interest 328 Insurance 3,943 3,943 3,334 Examiner's & other fnancial fees Charitable costs 67,75 0 28,996 96,74 6 478,161	Unrestricted Total Total General Designated Restricted Endowe d All funds All funds Note s Fund Fund Fund Funds 2022 2021 Cost of fundraising actvites Other appeals expenses Cost of rising funds Charitable grants/donatons Parish Share to Chchester 29,00 0 29,00 0 23,708 Salaries and honoraria incl NI 276 Clergy and other expenses 2,496 2,496 2,004 Mission & evangelism 4,266 4,266 2,575 1 Music costs 1,516 1,516 1,251 Jubilee expenses 10,04 5 10,04 5 Printng & copying 688 688 515 Water/gas/oil/electricity 4,027 4,027 4,496 Other regular running costs 1,457 1,457 1,058 Church maintenance 9,082 9,082 2,849 2 Organ 1,230 1,230 538 New building work 28,996 28,99 6 435,229 FOWC interest 328 Insurance 3,943 3,943 3,334 Examiner's & other fnancial fees Charitable costs 67,75 0 28,996 96,74 6 478,161	Unrestricted Total Total General Designated Restricted Endowe d All funds All funds Note s Fund Fund Fund Funds 2022 2021 Cost of fundraising actvites Other appeals expenses Cost of rising funds Charitable grants/donatons Parish Share to Chchester 29,00 0 29,00 0 23,708 Salaries and honoraria incl NI 276 Clergy and other expenses 2,496 2,496 2,004 Mission & evangelism 4,266 4,266 2,575 1 Music costs 1,516 1,516 1,251 Jubilee expenses 10,04 5 10,04 5 Printng & copying 688 688 515 Water/gas/oil/electricity 4,027 4,027 4,496 Other regular running costs 1,457 1,457 1,058 Church maintenance 9,082 9,082 2,849 2 Organ 1,230 1,230 538 New building work 28,996 28,99 6 435,229 FOWC interest 328 Insurance 3,943 3,943 3,334 Examiner's & other fnancial fees Charitable costs 67,75 0 28,996 96,74 6 478,161	Unrestricted Total Total General Designated Restricted Endowe d All funds All funds Note s Fund Fund Fund Funds 2022 2021 Cost of fundraising actvites Other appeals expenses Cost of rising funds Charitable grants/donatons Parish Share to Chchester 29,00 0 29,00 0 23,708 Salaries and honoraria incl NI 276 Clergy and other expenses 2,496 2,496 2,004 Mission & evangelism 4,266 4,266 2,575 1 Music costs 1,516 1,516 1,251 Jubilee expenses 10,04 5 10,04 5 Printng & copying 688 688 515 Water/gas/oil/electricity 4,027 4,027 4,496 Other regular running costs 1,457 1,457 1,058 Church maintenance 9,082 9,082 2,849 2 Organ 1,230 1,230 538 New building work 28,996 28,99 6 435,229 FOWC interest 328 Insurance 3,943 3,943 3,334 Examiner's & other fnancial fees Charitable costs 67,75 0 28,996 96,74 6 478,161	Unrestricted Total Total General Designated Restricted Endowe d All funds All funds Note s Fund Fund Fund Funds 2022 2021 Cost of fundraising actvites Other appeals expenses Cost of rising funds Charitable grants/donatons Parish Share to Chchester 29,00 0 29,00 0 23,708 Salaries and honoraria incl NI 276 Clergy and other expenses 2,496 2,496 2,004 Mission & evangelism 4,266 4,266 2,575 1 Music costs 1,516 1,516 1,251 Jubilee expenses 10,04 5 10,04 5 Printng & copying 688 688 515 Water/gas/oil/electricity 4,027 4,027 4,496 Other regular running costs 1,457 1,457 1,058 Church maintenance 9,082 9,082 2,849 2 Organ 1,230 1,230 538 New building work 28,996 28,99 6 435,229 FOWC interest 328 Insurance 3,943 3,943 3,334 Examiner's & other fnancial fees Charitable costs 67,75 0 28,996 96,74 6 478,161	Unrestricted Total Total General Designated Restricted Endowe d All funds All funds Note s Fund Fund Fund Funds 2022 2021 Cost of fundraising actvites Other appeals expenses Cost of rising funds Charitable grants/donatons Parish Share to Chchester 29,00 0 29,00 0 23,708 Salaries and honoraria incl NI 276 Clergy and other expenses 2,496 2,496 2,004 Mission & evangelism 4,266 4,266 2,575 1 Music costs 1,516 1,516 1,251 Jubilee expenses 10,04 5 10,04 5 Printng & copying 688 688 515 Water/gas/oil/electricity 4,027 4,027 4,496 Other regular running costs 1,457 1,457 1,058 Church maintenance 9,082 9,082 2,849 2 Organ 1,230 1,230 538 New building work 28,996 28,99 6 435,229 FOWC interest 328 Insurance 3,943 3,943 3,334 Examiner's & other fnancial fees Charitable costs 67,75 0 28,996 96,74 6 478,161	Unrestricted Total Total General Designated Restricted Endowe d All funds All funds Note s Fund Fund Fund Funds 2022 2021 Cost of fundraising actvites Other appeals expenses Cost of rising funds Charitable grants/donatons Parish Share to Chchester 29,00 0 29,00 0 23,708 Salaries and honoraria incl NI 276 Clergy and other expenses 2,496 2,496 2,004 Mission & evangelism 4,266 4,266 2,575 1 Music costs 1,516 1,516 1,251 Jubilee expenses 10,04 5 10,04 5 Printng & copying 688 688 515 Water/gas/oil/electricity 4,027 4,027 4,496 Other regular running costs 1,457 1,457 1,058 Church maintenance 9,082 9,082 2,849 2 Organ 1,230 1,230 538 New building work 28,996 28,99 6 435,229 FOWC interest 328 Insurance 3,943 3,943 3,334 Examiner's & other fnancial fees Charitable costs 67,75 0 28,996 96,74 6 478,161
Charitable costs	67,75 0	28,996			96,74 6	478,161

Cost of events with trading/sales

Cost of concerts Hall maintenance Church hall utilities Church hall running costs

Magazine/bookstall costs

Other trading costs

Trading costs
Otherpayments
Totalpaid on all funds	67,75 0	28,996			96,74 6	478,161

Note 1; Includes a payment to a member of the congregation for a new boiler. funded by a donation ( see income)

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Note 2; Includes work on roof covered by insurance claim

Waldron P.C.C.

Notes to the Annual Financial Report

Staff costs

Wages,salaries, honoraria Employers National Insurance Employers Pension contributions

2022	2021
0	0
0	0
0	0
0	0

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Notes to the Annual Financial Report

Statement of funds

Clock Benefacton Fund Parish Silver at Chichester	Balances b/fwd 1 Jan. 2022	Incom e	Expenditur e	Transfers other gains/ losses	Balances c/fwd 31 Dec. 2022
	4403 -519 3884 24000 24000
Total of all endowed funds	28403			-519	27884
St. Bart's building fund All Saints' heatng fund Friends of Waldron Churches Stained Glass Window	9074 9074 0 6874 2574 4300 26114 10391 36505 12000 12000
Total of all restricted funds	54062	10391	11648		52805
General fund Gain/loss on investments Designated Organ fund	67133 71821 83662 384 55676 1194 -1204 -10 4980 1230 3750
Total of all unrestricted funds	73307	71821	84892	-820	59416
TOTAL FUNDS	155772	82212	96540	-1339	140105

Independent examinerfs report To the PCC of the Parish of All Saints. Waldron (All Salnts Church Waldron, St Bartholomew's Church, Cr055 in Handl Thi5 15 my report to the Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Pèrish IPCCI of All Saints Church. Waldron arrtl St 8artholomew'5 Church, Cross In Hand on the annual report for the year ended 31X December 2022. Respective responsibilities of trustees and examiner The PCC rnember5 are responsible for the preparation of the annual reports. The PCC member5 consider that an audit 15 not required lor thi5 year under settion 144 of the Charities Att 20111.the Charities ACVI and that an independent exarnination is needed. It is my respo￿sibility to.. examine the accounts vnder section 145 of the Charities Act. to follow the procedures laid down in the 8eneral Directions given by the Charity Commission lunder Section 1451Sllbl of the Charitie5 Act, and to state whether particular matters have come to my attention. Basis of independent examinerfs statement My examination was carried out in accordance with general Directions given by the Charity Commisslon. An examination includes a review of the accounting rectsrds kept by the charity and a comparison ol the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeking explanations from the tru5tee5 concerninE any Such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit. and conseouently no opinion is given as to whether the accounts present a 'true and fail view and the report is limited to those matters set out in the staternent below. Independent examiner's statement In connection with my e¥aminatvJn. no matter has come to my attention which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in. any material respect, the requirements.. to keep accounting records in accordance with section 130 of the Charities Act,. and to prepare accounts which accord with the accoullting records and comply with the accounting requirernents of rhe Charities Act have not been met., or 2. to which, in my op¢nion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Ejtaminerfs slgnature.-................ Exzminees name N R Ruymeni Date 7. ?023 Relevant professional qualificationlsl or body Examinerfs address 61 Oaklznds. Wertham, Pevensey. East Sussex. BN24 SAW