CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Trustees, Annual Report for the Period
From 1st April 2025 to 31st March 2026
Charity Name: MILLBRIDGE CHURCH
Charity Registration Number: 1187290
Objectives and Activities
Summary of the purposes of
the chariiy as set out in its
governing document.
P8ra1.17
The advancement of the Christian Fatth in
accordance wrth the Basis of Fatth primarily
but not exclusively, wrthin Minehead and
the surrounding neighbourhood, including
but not limrted to." the prevention and relief
of need, hardship and sickness.. the
advancement of education", and the
provision of faciltties in the interests of
social welfare for recreation or other leisure
time occupation of indtviduals who have
need of such facilities by reason of their
yOLrth, age. infimiity or disabilrty, financial
hardship or social circumstances with the
ojb ect of im
rovin
their conditions of lrfe.
Wee￿Y Sunday Moming Worship includes
preaching andlor Bible teaching.
Sunday Evening Worship takes pla￿ each
week to include Bible Study and prayer.
Age related activtlies are provided weekly
for chihlren when present.
Summary ofthe main
activities in relation to those
purposes for the public
benefit, in particular. the
activrties, projects or
seryices identffied in the
accounts.
P3rJ 1.17 and
All meetings are open to the general public.
A midweek evening meeting is held to
which anyone is welcome together with a
moming midweek meeting for ladies to
meet arKI to study the Bible and to pray.
'Neighbourhood Lunches,, which are open
to those in the community, are held monthly
providing a warm safe Spa￿ for those who
find themselves isolated, lonely or in need.
An average of 45 attend each monlh at no
cost, although donations are invited.
In addits'on, a free Christmas Day lunch is
provided annually for around 50 individuals
from the community who find themselves
alone at Christmas and would like com
an

and a Christmas meal. Donats"ons are
invtted.
A'Neighbourhood Coffee Moming. has
been introduced twi￿ monthly for any
members ofthe public to drop in for a wami
drink and a chat.
The Women's Group meets on average
three times a month allowing an opportunity
for Biblical study, prayer and fellowship.
The Toddler Group meets an￿ a week
during school tem and provides an
opportunity for guardians with pre-school
children, to rneet. encouraging children to
socialise Ythilst providing a safe
environment for adults to engage in
conversation. Pastoral support and
engagement with guardians allow for that
inleraction that would otherwise would not
have been available.
Prayer meetings take place twice monthly
allowing for some of the housebound to
engage in the fellowship of the church in
their own homes.
The Church holds a fortnightly table tennis
group which is open to anyone from within
or outside the Church Fellowship. This
brings together and encourages members.
ex-members, congregation, and non-
church goers under the Church roof
Meetings are held in a relaxed environment
where Church, table tennis and the secular
world are discussed, not forgetting playing
table tennis, conversation, and
refreshments.
SPOT (Sharing Pursuits over Tea) reaches
out a month to the community
providing much needed fellowship over tea,
coffee and cake, whilst engaging in games
of Scrabble, jigsaws, and conversation.
SPOT incorporates a short, interactive
spiritual message (SPOTLIGHT)
Engagement with the local Residential
Care homes allow￿ for services to be taken
out into the comrnuntty providing fellowship
to those who are unable to attend
personally
Fellowship lunches take place at least
every 2 months with an open invitation for
those in the wmmunity to attend.

Men's Breakfast and Ladies. Brunch events
throughout the year. allow for conversakn-on
in an environment where the men and
ladies wart upon each other. These are
open to all and advertised throughout the
communty.
The Church seeks to fulfil its charitable
objectsves by supporting a number of
overseas missionaries working in various
countries.
ere ap￿alS are either focused
nationally or intemationally, the Church
facilitates the collection and sending of
funds to various parts of the wodd where
the Church, erther through local contacts or
aid agencies. make provision by
contributing towards the emergency reli6f
appeals.
Each Christmas, the Church contributes
through the generosty of members and
non-members towards the Operation
Christmas Child Shoebox Appeal. It also
acts as the shoe box collection point for the
local communty. This latter inttiative gives
us input into some of the local primary
school assemblies to encourage
engagement with the Sh￿ box appeal.
The Church holds an ongoing collection of
food which is donated to the local Food
Bank.
The Deacons. reviews all missions
requests for appeals and donations
ensuring that the ne￿SSary due diligence
is completed and complied wth.
Statement confimiing
whether the trustees have
had regard to the guidan
issued by the Chartty
Commission on publtc
benefit.
Para 1.18
The Trustees meet at a minimum, 4 times
year. All Trustees are bnefed and are in
re￿Ipt of the Charty Commissions.
guidan￿ referen￿d through the
publications PB3 Public Benefit Reporting,
and the guidance issued by the Chanty
Commission about ublic benefit.
Additional information
Policy on grant making.
Para 1.38
Not Applicable
Policy on social investment
including program related
investment.
Par8 1.3
Not Applicable

Contribution made by
volunteers.
Para 1.38
Ha￿aY through 2025 the full-time
employed Pastor resigned, leaving all
activrties to be currently undertaken by both
members and non-members in a voluntary
role. All adivities are overseen by a
member of the Church who is responsible
for each ath'vty. The Deacons remain
accountable for each activty undertaken.
The extent and range of activrties where
individuals give their time, range from
ensunng the upkeep and maintenance of
the Church and the Church's assets
through to facilrtating each of the groups
that use, and are hosted b . the Church.
Achievements and Perforniancè
Summary ofthe main
achievements of the charrty.
identrfying the drfference the
charity's work has made to
the circumstan￿$ of its
beneficiaries and any wider
benefrts to society as a
whole.
Para 1.20
The demographics of both the membership
and Ihe geographical area in which the
charrty is based. means that there is a
reliance on volunteers for providing the
ne￿ssary Supe￿iS1on and support for
Church-based activities.
The Trustees acknowledge the commitment
of members and non-members which has a
wtde impact among those we serve
extending throughoLrt Ihe wodd.
All groups and activrties have developed
during this past year, not only evidenced
through the numbers attending but also, in
raising the profile beyond the immediate
viunity of the Church which provides much
needed support to the beneficiaries and to
the public, in line wtth the charity's
purposes as outlined in the goveming
document.
The charty responds according to need,
invariably at short notice, especially in
organising intemational relief aid in times of
crisis.
With support from the local commL5nty in
partnership WFth the Minehead Communrty
Defibnllator Group, Millbrtdge hosts an
extemal defibrillator easily accessible to the
public, dètails of which are available to the
Southwest Ambulance Trust as part of their
triage algorithm.
Regular contributions are made to those in
need b contribuiin
to the local food bank.

Through regular appeals and commitments
towards recipients, erther through outreach
or the work of Mission bolh at home and
abroad, the Church is crucial in ensuring
that tts charitable aims, objectives and
purposes remain fft for purpose.
Annually the Church participates in the
Samaritans Christmas Shoe Box appeal for
disadvantaged children across the world
and in autumn 2024 became the local
collection point for the distrirt.
Millbridge Church is part of the West
Somerset Local Govemment Warm
Initiative scheme.
Additional infomiation
Achievements against
objectives set.
Par8 1.41
Objectives detemiined by the members, set
against the charity's constitution overseen
by the charities Trustees, has allowed for
the continuing financial support to those
wtthin our own community as well as
missionaries abroad including supporting
other chanties nationally. This support is
both as the need is identrfied as well as,
through commrtments to provide such
support through our quarterly missionary
giving.
Charities arKI organisations that have been
identthed as recipients for this reporting
period include_. Operational Mobilisation,
Caring for Life, including a fundraising Quiz,
Operation Chnstmas Child Shoe Box
appeal. Robin Asgher, Open Air Mission,
Compassion UK, Myanmar Earthquake
Appeal, Walk for the Word, The West
Somerset Food Cupboard. Jamaican
Hurricane Appeal and FTO {For The One)
We continue to engage wrth local initiatives
with the objective of meaningful
engagement with the community's needs at
heart.
We acknowledge the Charity Commission's
recommendation regarding producing a
separate 'lmpact Statemenl. and we will
submrtting 3 such statements on drfferent
areas of Church Life.

Performan￿ of fundraising
activities against objectives
set.
Investment performan
against objectives.
Pafa 1.41
All financial commitments, as well as
activities emanab'ng from the Church, are
ulad
review￿1.
Not Applicable
Para 1.41
Other.
The following policies were either adopted
or reviewed during this reporting period.. -
Privacy and Dat2 Protection.. Fire Safety-,
Safe-Guarding.' Risk Management., Social
Media and Communication, Capabilrty and
Disciplinary; Church Workers Code of
Conduct," Equal Opportunities, Grievance
Procedure," Complaints., Reserves". Conflict
of Interest, Health & Safety, General
Financial Recommendations Policy., Church
Safety including a Lone Worker Policy.
All groups remain compliant with Data
Protection and Safeguarding.
Group activity leaders and those within the
leadership team, remain Compliant with the
Disclosure and Barrin
servi￿.
Financial Review
Review of the charity's
financial posrtion at the end
of the penod.
Para 1.21
Since the Pastor left hafvy through the
year, income is slightly down as might be
expected. yel is still slightly in eX￿sS of
expendrture. Some large expenditures
have been incurred meaning the saving in
not paying a Pastorfs stipend for the last 5
months is not as apparent as might have
For the end of the present financial
reporting period 2025126, income is pretty
much in line with expenditure.
We remain in a position whereby there is
Confiden￿ in maintaining the objective of
again employing a fulltime pastor during the
next reporting period.
A contingency fund designated for the
maintenance of the assets remains-
factored in durin
this financial
ear.
3-months reserves are held based on the
average of the last 12 months to ensure
that in the event of any Govemment
restrictions. or the Sour￿ of income is
severely impacted upon, known
expendrture can be met.
This is reviewed annuall
Statement explaining the
policy for holding reserves
stating why they are held.
Par3 122

Amount of resetves held.
Reasons for holding zero
reseNes.
Details of fund materially in
deficit
Explanation of any
un￿rtain￿'eS aboLrt the
charrty continuing as a going
concern.
Para 1.22
1000kn of 3-months ex
Not AppliGable
ndrture= £9,000
P8ra 1.22
Parn124
Not Applicable
Pat8 1.23
There are no concems raised about the
charity continuing as a going concem.
Additional infom)ation
The charity's FyinGipal
SoUr￿S of funds (including
any fundraising).
Para 1.47
The main source of fvnds is through
sacnficial giving. Gtft aid is claimed where
appropriate, adding a substantial bonus to
that grving. In addition we occasionally
benefrt from a legacy left by a past member
Any addrbonal funding that is identffied, is
sought through engaging wtth members
and non-members to contribute
accordin
Not applicable
Investment policy and
objectives including any
social investment policy
adopted.
Para 146
A description of the principal
risks facing the charity.
Para 146
There are no reportable principal risks
facing the chanty. The demographics of
those who freely give their time is
constantly kept under review.
Financially. we remain in a strong position
in going fO￿ard but with the geographical
demographics of the membershipllocality,
together wrth an expected increase in
expendrture. thè potential for nsk is one that
has been rec nised.
In line with the recommendations of the
Chanty Commission. an intemal financial
control audrt is carried out annually.
Other.
Para 1.46
Ongoing stspend expendrture continues to
be budgeted for For this reason. the funds
held continue to be in eX￿$S of that which
the Trustees would nomially recommend.
The fulltime pastor we employed in 2024
resigned partway through this financial year
(Nov 2025) bLrt Y￿ retain Ihe hope of
replacing him in the forthcoming year.
Trustees a￿pt the balance carried
fO￿lard as being justified for the purposes
in which they are held.

The financial position in going fO￿ard
reflects the cha
's overall balan￿.
Structure. Governance and Management
Description of charty's
trusts:
Type of goveming
document.
How is the cha
onstituted?
Trustee selection meth¢)ds
including details of any
onstitutional provisions
election to post or
name of any person or body
entitled lo appoint one or
more trustees.
Para 1.25
Constrtution
Para 1.25
Charitable Incorporated Organisation
Par8 1.25
Election to post by the members of the CIO
according to goveming document and the
church handbook.
This past year, it has been recognised that
the posrtion of Trustee, previously linked
intrinsically to that of being elected as a
Deacon,
has a drfferent role and
responsibility.
A change to the church handbook this year
has given due recognition to both role5 by
aratin
them.
Additional infomiation
Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction
and training of trustees_
Para 1.51
All Trustees, on appointmerrt, are briefed
as to the requirements as laid down by the
Chartty Commission publication CC3
'Essentials for Trustees..
All Trustees go through the disqualification,
disclosure, and bamng service.
Ongoing development is subject to
guidan￿ forthcoming from the Chanty
Commission.
The constrtution as the Goveming
Document and the Church Handbook,
provide the framework for the structure of
governan￿.
The charity's organisational
structure and any wider
nehvork with which the
charity works
Para 1.51
In recognrtion of the demographics of the
membership, the chanty has idenlified the
need to recognise those members who are
unable to fulfil the requirements of full
membership. Therefore, a level of
Associate Membership exist5 with non-
voting rights.
Policies and Procedures that provide the
framework to
rotect the charities activities_
Fellowship of Independent Evangelical
Churches {FIEC)
Southwest Gospel Partnership
Relationship Wbth any
related parts'es.
Para 1.51

Other.
The CharIt￿S Act 2011 together with the
Standard Operating Remmmended
pro￿dureS {SORP) remain key in
providing a foundation for the charity to
remain compliant ￿th legislation.
The paper produced 'Charrty Commission
for England and Wales response to
"Stronger Charities for a Stronger Socie￿.
report of session 2016-17 of the House of
Lords Select Commrttee on Chanties dated
January 2018, and although predominantly
directed at the Charity Commission. we as
a chanty, acknowledge the Charrty
Commissions responses in line with our
Goveming Document army Church
Handbook.
Reference and Administrative details
Char
name
Other name the Gharty uses
Millbndge Èvangelical Church
Millbrid e Evan
elical Free Church
1187290
8 Parkhouse Road
Minehead
Somerset
TA24 8AB
Re
istered cha
nUM￿r
Charty's principal address
Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity.
Name of person lor
botyl entived to
appointtru5teg lif
•n
oirice (If any)
Dates acted rf Th)t forwhole year
Michael Wnford
Green
DeaCOn￿rUStee
Chair from
01.11.25-
31_03_26
Trustee.. whole year
Deacon." 01.04.25- 31.12.25
Church Members
Andrew Joseph
Buchanan
Trustee
Trustee.. 01.04.25- 27.06.25
Church Members
Jonathan
Andrew Taylor
Pastorlchair of
Trustees from
01.04.25-
31.10.25
Trustee. 01.04.25- 31.10.25
Church Members
Fiona Claire
Payne
Sally Ann
Nomian
Trustee
Trustee." 01.04.25- 31.03 26
Church Members
Trustee
Trustee. 01.04.25- 31.03.26
Church Members
Audrey Hazetton
Williams
Administratorl
Trustee
Trustee. 01.04.25- 31.03.26
Church Members

Name of trustees holding title to property belonglng to the charity
Trustee name
Michael
nford Green
Andrew Jose
h Buchanan
Jonathan Andrew Ta
lor
Fiona Claire Pa
ne
Sall Ann Norman
Audre
Hazelton Williams
Datss actsd If not for Twho
01.04.25- 27.06.25
01.04.25-31.10.05
Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf of othevs.
Description of the assets
held in this capacty.
The Manse. 39 Lower Park Minehead.
Somerset TA24 &4Y
Millbridge Church. 8 Parkhouse Road Minehead.
Somerset TA24 8AB
Millbridge Church, after the transfer of assets from the
Fellowship Property Trust Limtted, became effective from
11 June 2021 and is used to promote the charity's
objective.
Name and objects of the
charity on whose behalf the
assels are held and how
these fall wtthin the
custodian chartt
ects.
Details of a￿angeMentS for
safe custody and
segregation of such assets
from the charity's own
assets.
Addrtional Suppotting
Information.
Overseen by the Chanty's Trustees in line wrth the
charity's g¢Jveming document and thurch rules.
Additional Inforniation
Names and addresses of advisers.
Type of
adviser
Auditor
Name
Address
Jean Amiin MICB
Mews End Cottage, Quay Lane, Minehead TA24 SQU
17 North Street. Taunton. TA1 1 NA
Via FIEC. 10 The Point, Market Harborough LE16 7QU
Financial
HSBC plc
Edward Connor
Solicitor
Exemptions from disclosure
Reason for non-disclosure of key personnel details
Not appliCat￿e
io

Declarations
Signature(s)
Full namels)
Position
Trustee
Trustee
Date
2b-
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CHARITY IMPAcf STATEMENT 2025-26
FOR S.P.O.T.
S.P.O.T. stands for'sharing Pursuits OverTea' and grew out of a previous, similar group called
'Care and Share,. Care and Share was fornied many years ago in the 19805 by a previous
Pastorto meet the needs of the elderly. the lonely. the bereaved and the isolated. Over the
years it has continued to meet that very real need although the format of the meetings are
now somewhat different. However, all along it has intended to provide a warm, safe place
to 'care' and to 'share' as was its original name.
During the past year 2025-26, numbers at the meetings have varied between 10- 20.
although ocra5ionally a few less. The current group is now well bonded, and it indeed feels a
safe place to share all manner of life situations that the members encounter. Over the past
vear a few new members have joined, and others have become too unwell or immobile to
manage any longer. We have not managed to recruit as many as we would have liked
although several have come along once but not returned. Perhaps we should be better at
following up on people in the coming year.
In the past there was little or no spiritual element to the meeting but a 5-10 minute
SPOTLIGHT slot was introduced in recent times. Over this past year, the members have
engaged most encouragingly with this slot and often will contribute. ask questions or share
their own thoughts. We have several members from other churches in the town, and some
have expressed very openly how impre55ed they are by our welcome, our openness and our
caring for one another. These are aspects they have found to be lacking in their own
fellowships.
A big encouragement IS that 3 of the SPOT ladies have started to attend the Ladies Bible
Study and one or two have attended Sunday senrices. An interest and growth in spiritual
matters is always the end goal of any church activity. so this is particularly plea5in8 to note.
At Christmas and Easter special meetings have focussed on Christian teaching about such
times and one of the Deacons has attended to deliver a spiritual message.
A particular joy to most of the group is the annual outing. Duringthis year we took the
group back to Malmsmead. a venue visited on a previous occasion. Most of the group no
longer drive and some have never experienced the joys of a drive over Exmoor. We are
privileged to qualify for subsidised transport on a specially adapted minibus which is why
some of the more immobile are able to participate.
Regular, voluntary donations collected over the year pay for the outing and other expenses
so SPOT is not a financial burden on the church.

SPOT has a very positive impact upon those who attend but. with more recruits. it could
have an even wider impact.
Audrey Williams

CHARrrY IMPACF STATEMENT 2025-26
FOR MILLBRIDGE CHURCH TODDLER GROUP
Overview as per Annual Report
Millbridge toddler group meets once a week duringthe school term. The group provides an
opportunity for guardians with pre-school children to meet, encouraging children to
socialise whilst providing a safe environment for adult5 to engage in conversation. Pastoral
support and engagement with guardians allow for interaction that would otherwise not
have been available.
Set up
The toddler group meets everyTuesday morning during term time from 10am to 12noon.
We use three areas of the church for different activities. To ensure safety guidelines are
adhered to, we have a separate area for babies and young toddlers. We have a separate
room for refreshments where we serve an assortment of nutritional fruit and drinks, and an
area for the older children to participate in arts. crafts and jigsaws etc.
Our aims
We aim to help parents and Schools with the'readinessfor school. requirements. We have
had many children 'potty trained., we ask the children to sit at a table while eating, and we
engage the children, so they are happy to sit quietly while a story is being read to them.
We offer a safe environment for families who may otherwise be struggling to cope with
their children. We have a team of 5 adults who have all had children and are all able to 'take
overf the looking after of a toddler, while the parent/guardian looks after baby. This has
been appreciated by many parents. and they say. it is one of the reasons they enjoy our
toddler group. Our parents help each other and this brings a 'famiV feel to the group.
'Story time, is when the children have a story where God/Jesus is discussed and what we
see of Him in the world. The children also learn nursey rhymes and spiritual songs. We were
shown a video of one of the children proudly Singing a spiritual song, with the actions as he
rode in the back seat of his carerfs car. We say grace before the children eat snack, and this
has had the added benefit of them sitting quietly while watting for it to be Served. All the
parents and carers also join in with the singing and some will say grace. All families are
invited to church, and some have attended at'special, times.
One of our grandmothers attended our toddler group with her granddaughter for a year.
The child now attends pre-school. and the grandmother helps as part of the team each
week. We have strong links with some of the children/families who have left for school. and
it is always a joy to speak with them.
We give out literature to help the parents with the wellbeing of their child and each child is
given a bible when they leave to attend school.

As we work alongside other churches and organisations in Minehead, it has been possible to
signpost parents to other places for specific needs to get the help they require. We would
like stronger links WFth the local first schools. and this is something we are actively seeking
Our vision
To carry on the good work which the team do now. and explore ways we could improve.
One improvement we are considering isto increase the number of toddler session5 by
adding some during school holidays. This V￿uld mean making a safe space not only for
toddlers, but also their older siblings up to the age of 10 years. This may also strengthen ties
with the families who can no longer attend toddlers, for whatever reason.
We would like the work started this year, through working with 'Families Together, to
increase also.
In summary. we currently offer
A meeting place for families
Encourage children to socialise
Safe space {with a 'familrf atmosphere)
Readiness for school
Pastoral sUPPOrt
Good example of nutrttional snack
Activities that promote fine motor control
Enabling parents to give individual care to each sibling
Staff building networks with other people in the same field
The group has a positive impact on the families who attend by helping their mental, physical
and spiritual wellbeing. We are highly regarded by those that attend frequently and the
agencies we work alongside.

CHARrrY IMPAcr srATEMENT 2025-26
FOR NEIGHBOURHOOD
TERING EVENTS.
Nei
hbourhood Lunch coff￿ Mornin
Christmas Da
The purpo* of our "Neighbourh(JxJ Lunches" is to reach out into our
community, by offering a safe environment for people to m￿t together
to socialize, m￿t up with friends, make new friends & to come
alongside people who may feel lonely and isolated.
We provide a safe & caring environment for people from our community
to enjoy a nutritious meal in a relaxed and informal setting on the 1st
Monday of each month, we provide full meals & dessert, followed by hot
drinks, around several tables of 5-6 people.
Numbers often reach 35-45 wple each month, we do our best to
provide a nutritious & balanced meals, as well as catering for a number
of dietsry n￿ds. we are often able either to provide second helpings or
can package up any left-overs and send them home with very grateful
attend￿s. Sometimes we can also plate up a meal & dessert should a
regular local attendee be unable to come, which is again, very gratefully
re￿ived. There is no charge.
However filling stomachs is not our only impact on those who attend.
The cost of living crisis has hlt many people very hard. Attending this
meal allows them to have a full & nutrib.ous meal without having to
worry about cost. Another impact is that of a social one; loneliness &
isolation affects so many, especially impacting on the older generations.
The 2 hours they spend with us is full of companionship & conversation
and the conversation certainly flows freely! ! ! One attendee recently
told us how much they enjoy coming & that our group was like family to
them. Further evidence of sC￿la1 enjoyment is the ever-increasing
reluctance of people to leave after drinks.
Up until recently we also had students from a local college, that helps
students with learning difficulties to live independently and gain catering
experience & qualifications. Each student, along with a supervisor from

the college, really enjoyed waiting on tables & gained confiden￿. This
has also futhered our relationship with the community around us.
We also do a Christmas Day Lunch for anyone in the community who
would otherwise be alone.
We have an amazing team of volUnt￿rS who give up their time to cook,
welcome them in, wait on tsbles also set up the event and clear away.
One difficulty we do have sometimes is to rememtEr to keep meals &
desserts as simple as possible whilst still being nutritious and, rightfully,
catering for several special dietary needs. We do feel we are improving
on this as time goes on.
As it has always been, our future is in God's hand. However, our main
aim is to continue to reach out into the communty and making a
difference to the people within. As previously stated, we charge no fee.
However, by request we do ￿ace a donation box out, which is clearly
labelled as donations and that money is not expected, for those who are
able & willing. By God's grace & provision we often receive more than
our expenditure. This really enable our future - to continue to plan
meals, to buy the food & equipment need to make them happen, as well
as saving for future requirements. God has provided abundantly thus far
and we will all continue to be guided by Him.
We have also started a "Neighbourh())d coff￿ Morning" on every 2nd &
4th Wednesday every month again this is open to the community. And
again this is a safe environment for anyone to come in and chat.
Mary Neighl)Jur
Hospitality Leader

Trustees. Annual Financial Report for the Period
From 1st April 2025 to 31st March 2026
Charity Name: MILLBRIDGE CHURCH . Charity Registration Number: 1187290
Page l- Introductory note5.
Pages 2-3 Trustees Declaration.
Pages 4- 10 is the Church Financial Report for the reporting period 202512026.
Page 11-12 is for the members to show the Chari￿5 status as to the funds held as of 31° March
2026; a visual presentation of the income received during 202512026 by category, that was both
unrestricted and restricted/designated and. a visual presentation of the expenditure during
202512026 by category that was both Un￿$tritted and restrictedldesignated.
Pages 13- 14 CC16a Receipts & Payments report that is submttted to the Charity Commission and
therefore available to the public_
Pages 15- 16 is the Independent Examiners Report (Attached once completed).
Additional notes:
Audited Accounts: Mrs. Jean Amin MICB- Instwtute of Certified Bookkeepers. Practice License
Number 10366. The independent examiner s report will be shown on pages & of this report and will
be updated once the report is receNed.
Corporation Tax: Unlike 202212023. no request to submit information wa5 received for this reporting
period.
Internal Financials Controls: An internal audit h35 been completed during this reporting period.
General Funds: These are funds that are held for day-to-day expenditure, the income of which is not
classified as designated or restricted.
Designated Funds: These are unrestricted funds and are expendable at the discretion of the Trustees
in furtherance of the charl￿5 objects. If part of an unrestricted fund is earmarked for a particular
project, it may be designated as a separate fund. but the designation has an administrative purpose
only and does rkot legally restrict the Trustees. discretion to apply the fund.
Restricted Funds: These are funds subject to specific trusts. which may be declared by the donorlsl,
or with their authority for example, in a public appeal but still within the objects of the charity-
Reserve5 Policy: Reserves are the portion of the charity's unrestricted income funds that is freely
available to spend on its general purposes once all commitments and planned expenditure have
been met. These funds provide financial resilience, enabling the charity to manage cash flow,
respond to unforeseen events, and sustain operations during periods of untertainty. They may also
support an orderly wind-down of the charity. should this become ne￿Ssary. The Trustees therefore
hold reserves at a level that reflects the risks faced by the charwty and ensures its ongoing financial
stability.
The Trustees acknowledge fom)ally the contribution to this report by Lynn Pearson, Margaret
Langdon and Audrey Williarns in the compilation of the accounts prior to subrnitting it to the
Independent Examiner.

Trustees, Annual Financial Report for the Period
From 18tApril 2025 to 315t March 2026
Charity Name: MILLBRIDGE CHURCH . Charity Registration Number: 1187290
Page l- Introductory notes.
Pages 2-3 Trustees Declaration.
Pages 4- 10 is the Church Financial Report forthe reporting period 202512026.
Page 11-12 is forthe members to show the charrVs status as to the funds held as of 31" Marth
2026,. a visual presentation of the income received during 202512026 by category, that was both
unrestricted and restiirtedldesignated and, a visual presentation of the expenditure during
202512026 by category that was both unrestricted and restricted/de5ignated.
Pages 13- 14 CC16a Receipts & Payments report that is submitted to the Charity Commission and
therefore available to the public.
Pages 15- 16 is the Independent Examiners Report (Attached once completed).
Additional notes:
Audited Accounts: Mrs. Jean Armin MICB- Institute of Certified Bookkeepefs. Practice License
Number 10366. The independent examiner's report will be shown on pages & of this report and will
be updated once the report is received.
Corporation Tax: Unlike 202212023, no request to submit information was received for this reportirbg
period.
Internal Finanoals Controls". An internal audtt has been completed during this reporting period.
General Funds: These are funds that are held for day-to-day expenditu￿, the income of which is not
classified as designated or ￿StrIcted.
Designated Funds: These are unrestricted funds and are expendable at the discretion of the Trustees
in furtherance of the charivs objects. If part of an unrestricted fund is earmarked for a particular
projett, it may be designated as a separate fund, but the designation has an administrative purpose
only and does fbot legally restritt the Trustees. discretion to apply the fund.
Restricted Funds: These are funds subject to specific trusts. which may be declared by the donorls).
or with their authority for example, in a public appeal but still within the objects of the charity.
Reserve5 Policy: Reserves are the portion of the chariffs unrestricted income funds that is freely
available to spend on its general purposes once all commitments and planned expenditure have
been met. These funds provide financial resilien￿, enabling the charity to manage cash flow,
respond to unforeseen events, and sustain operations during periods of uncertainty. They may also
support an orderly wind-down of the charity. should this become necessary. The Trustees therefore
hold reserves at a level that reflects the risks faced by the charity and ensures its ongoing financial
stability.
The Trustees acknowledge fom)ally the contribution to this report by Lynn Pearson, Margaret
Langdon and Audrey Williarns in the compilation of the accounts prior to submitting it to the
Independent Examiner.

The Trustees are reswnsible for the maintenance and integrity of any financial information included
on the charitable website.
The Trustees are members of the chartty, but this entitles them only to voting rights.
The Trustees have no financial beneficial interest in charity.
Mrs. Jean Armin Independent Examiner [PraCti￿ Li￿nSe Number 103661 has been appointed as the
charity's independent examiner during this reporting period and has expressed their willingness to
act in that capacity.
Approved by the trustees on IDate
and signed on their behalf by the Chair of the Trustees

Millbridge
Church
MILLBRIDGE CHURCH FINANCIAL REPORT
(CIO Chority Nurnber.. 1187290J
1° April 2025- 31° March 2026
SUMMARY OF INCOME AND SPENDING
INCOME- Unre5trirted
General Fund
Standing orders
Cash Offerings
202&5
£21.340.(X)
£ 7,810.52
£ 2,138.35
£ 2,049.00
£22,730.00
£12,455.47
£ 2,899.82
£ 660.00
£10,000.00
£ 6,415.04
£ 693.05
£ 515.00
general fund
hospitality
Cheques
Legacy
GFft Aid
Refunds/Reimbursements
Funeral Fees
£ 9,080.68
785.50
474.(K)
SUB-TOTAL
£43,678.05
£56,368.38
INTERESf ON SAVINGS
£ 1591.81
Not included
INCOME- RestrictedlDesignatsd
Mission/Appeals IAid & Relief)
Missionary Support
Quarterly Missionary Offering
Women's Group/S.P.O.T.noddlers
Card sales
Donation for Livestream equipment
£ 2,151.70
£ 1,090.
E 650.20
£ 833.95
£ 249.48
E 2.CKKI.
£ 1.757.63
£ 1,640.00
£ 1,163.22
£ 1,138.50
£ 185.10
n/0
SUB-TOTAL
£ 6.975.33
£ 5.8x45
TOTAL INCOME
£52
45.19
£62
52.83

SPENDING-Unrestsicted
Stipend/Ministry
Church
Fellowship
Manse
Administration
Governance
£14,949.34
£11.819.62
£ 3,360.01
£ 3,370.85
£ 1.127.83
£ 3.315.74
£ 9.979.83
E 7,858.53
£ 4,986.60
£ 4,037.91
£ 1.394.22
75.52
SUB-TcyfAL
£37.943.39
£38 332.61
SPENDING- RestTirted/Deslgnated
Missionary Allowances
Missionary Support
Quarterly Missionary offerings
Women's GrouplS.P.O.T./Toddlers
Misslon
Appeals
Expenditure on Livestream
£ 3.fU).CKI
£ 1.340.
£ 677.70
£ 871.14
£ 458.58
£ 3.(X)9.25
£ 1.385_97
£ 3.600.00
£ 1,696.00
£ 1,285.97
923.27
784.63
372.50
n/0
SUB-TOTAL
£11.342.64
£49,286.03
£ 8,662.37
£46.994.98
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
BA14K ACCOUNTSICORRELATION
HSBC Bank
Balance at I" April 2025
Net for 12 month5
Balance at 31 March 2026
£ 21.580.35
4,282.65
£ 17,297.70
Hampshire Trust Bank
Balance at l April 2025
Net for 12 months
Balance at 31" March 2026
£ 39,774.46
+ 7,241.81
£ 47.016.27
D￿AlL5 OF DESIGNATED ACCOUNTS HELD
APRIL 1° 2025- MARCH 31" 2026
CIF
2024125
£39,774.46
Interest &
Credit
£ 1.591.81
Transfers in
Transfers Out
End 31"
March 2026
£47,016.27
Hampshi
Trust Bank
£ 6,250.LK)
E 600.IXJ
Reserves
Contingency
General fund
£ 4.500.00
£ 274.46
£35,C(JO.00
£ 9,000.00
£ 1,277.76
£36,738.51

DETAIL OF RESTicfED INCOME- Mission & Appeals
Gift Aid
QMO Offerings:
May- Open Air Mission
Aug- Porters
Nov- Compassion
Feb- Asghers
Harvest- Food Cupboard
Christmas- Home Stsrt
Caring for Life (Quiz)
Caring for Life IAppeall
Wycliffe
South Africa Icards)
Myanmar
For the One
Jamaica
Porters- monthly donations
Asghers- monthly donations
Card sales
Shoe box sales
Groups:
Toddlers
Women's Group
S.P.O.T.
Livestream donation
£ 230.(K)
£ 165.(K)
f 155.20
£ i(X).￿)
£ 360.50
£ 177.(X)
£ 120.(X)
£ 42.CY)
£ 451.¢XI
£ 99.20
£ 232.(M)
£ 455.(X)
£ 175.IKJ
£ 6(K).
£ 4￿.1))
£ 249.48
£ 40.co
E 15.¢)0
£ 5.
7.50
£ 245.00
£ 170.00
£ 162.70
£ loo.00
£ 378
£ 179.50
£ 125.C(J
£ 17.50
2.50
5.00
2.50
£ 453.50
£ 17.50
£ 26.25
io.
£ 249.50
£ 481.25
£ 185.00
£ 632.95
£ 201.IXJ
£ 2,(K>O.¢J)
£ 250.IXI
£ 2.250.CXJ
TOTAL £ 6,975.33

SUMMARY OF BALANCES (APRIL 1 2025- MARCH 31ST 2026)
Balance at:
Women's Group
S.P.O.T.
Toddlers
Cards
Asgher5
Porters
Caring for Life
South Africa cards
Livestream
April 12025
£175.00
£131.52
£161.34
£ 29.88
£120.00
£240.00
£766.50
£0.00
£0.00
Mar 312026
£205.00
£134.22
£ 91.45
£ 46.71
£ 50.00
£ 60.00
£ 10.00
£0.00
£864.03
WOMEN'S GROUP
Balance at 1st April 2025
Income through donations
Expenditure
Balance at 31# March 2026
£ 175.00
£ 632.95
£ 602.95
£ 205.00
S.P.O.T. ACCOUNT
Balance at 1st April 2025
Income through donations
Expenditure
Balan￿ at 31 March 2026
£ 131.52
£ 201.00
£ 198.30
£ 134.22
TODDLERS GROUP
Balance at l April 2025
Income through donations
Expenditure
Balance at 31 March 2026
£ 161.34
69.89
91.45
CARDS
Balance at I" April 2025
Income through donations
Expenditure
Balance at 31st Marth 2026
£ 29.88
£ 249.48
£ 232.65
£ 46.71
LIVESTREAM
Balance at i# April 2025
Income through donations
Expenditure
Balance at 315t March 2026
£2,250.00
£1,385.97
£ 865.03

DEfAILS OF UNREsfRicfED EXPENDITURE
Ministry
Stipend
2025-6
£11,798.29
2024-5
£15.558.92
Governance
BankinB
Correction
2025-6
£ 224.80
2024-5
Pension
P.A.Y.E.
National
Insurance
Car Allowances
Book
Allowances
Telephone
allowance
Training &
Development
Equipment
Payroll
£ 733.31
£ 1,355.40
£ 542.35
£ 918.18
£ 1.191.90
£ 520.45
F.l.E.C
Auditor
HMRC
repayment
£ 1.332.00
123.94
£ 1.635.LXI
75.52
50.00
17.99
£ 136. 70
61.04
Total
£ 3,315.74
75.52
£ 245.90
£ 317.78
15.00
£ 863. 77
£ 364.02
Administration
General admin
& stationery
Advertising
Bank Charges
Equipment
£ 206.10
£ 879.74
767.33
Other
32.07
£19.979.83
£ 121.00
£ 127.09
0.00
£ 1.127.83
363.70
166.55
96.94
£ 1.394.22
Total
£14.949.34
Total
Fellowship
Preachers/
Missionaries
Medial
Copyright
Manse
£ 360.(KI
780.00
Council Tax
£ 2.069.96
£ 2.054.44
£ 248.00
246.00
Water
38.53
£ 258.89
94.52
49.55
£ 661.98
Insurance
Electricity
Gas
House
maintenance
£ 277.03
£ 193.76
0.00
£ 660.
Safeguarding
Resources
Support
Hospitality
catering &
accommodation
Training &
Development
Total
£ 258.60
£ 139.70
122.45
£ 1.663.26
403.96
310.30
£ 1,034.00
£ 2.212.34
Garden
maintenance
Total
126.10
£ 880.i
E 568.00
£ 3.370.85
£ 4.037.91
£ 3,360.01
£ 4,986.60

Church
Electricity
Gas
Water
Insurance
Maintenance
New
contents >£lO
£ 1,266.16
£ 1.203.53
£ 939.96
£ 753.22
£ 153.64
£ 151.55
£ 1,553.60
£ 1,521.54
£ 2,740.46 ', £ 2.300.64
£ 3.742.71
£ 540.(
IONOS/lnterne
£ 667.96
£ 808.51
Housekeeping
Smaller items
Funeral
expenses
£ 359.96
£ 248.96
£ 146.21
£ 188.53
E 188.66
£ 205.35
Total
£11.819.62
£ 7.858.53
SUB TOTAL
£37,943.39
£38,332.61

DETAILS OF RESTIUCTEDIDESIGNATED EXPENDITURE
Misslonary Allowance5
Tota
Operation Mobilisation
£ 3,6CKI.IX)
£ 3.6LK>.(KI
Mlsslonary Support
Porters
Asghers
£ 780.IXI
£ SE￿.(x)
£ 1340.¢)O
QMOS
Open Air Mission
Porters
Compassion UK
8gher5
£ 245.00
£ 170.crfj
£ 162.70
£ i￿.00
677.70
Mission & Appeals
UK/Lotal
Caring for Life
Food Cupboard
Home Start
Local outreach (toddlers bibles &
care home calendars)
Abroadlworld Mlsslon
South Africa
£ I￿.C￿)
Wycliffe
£ 453.50
Samaritan'5 Purse- Shoeboxes
59.(Kl
Samaritan's Purse-jamoica
E 185.00
Forthe One
£ 581.25
Myanmor
£ 249.50
Giving from sale of cards
£ 232.65
Compassion Ivia Women's Group) £ 384.
£ 923.50
£ 378.00
£ 179.50
£ 125.93
£ 3.851.83
Groups
Women's Group
Toddlers
S.P.O.T.
18.95
69.89
£ 193.30
487.14
£ 1385.97
Livestream
SUB-TOTAL
£11,342.64
TOTAL SPENDING: £49 286.03
Signed:
Date:
IF_1-26
IAL-I .aé
Signed:
Date:
io

Charitable Funds Held
Total £64,314
£60,OLK)
£50,(KX>
£40,C
o.cK
£52.575
£20.(MMI
£iO,O(M)
£0
£1278
£L461
£17,297.70
Hampsh1￿ Ttyst
Banl £47￿1627
Giving (cash, cheques, DDS & SOS)
Total.. £31,200
£2,864 £2.917 E3.047
.611 £2.675 £2.562
£2,820
£2.222
611 £2.464 £2,388
£1.919
APRIL MA¥
JUNE
JULY
AUG SEPT
NOV
DEC
JAN
FEB
MAR
li

Income Apr 25 - Mar 26
(excluding restrirtedfvnds/appealsJ
Totsl: £45,270
E35.LK
£31,2Tr)
£30,rK
£25.COJ
£20.(
£￿.(#
E9.081
£io.¢J]o
£2.138
£1.232
£1.592
£0
General
£Nin￿￿onationS
to General Fund
Gift
Addrtional
Mi% income le.g.
specific donatiofts fvnerol fees)
for foodlcaterin8
Interest on
Savings
Expenditure Apr 25- Mar 26
(excludinq restirted Gccounts & oppealsj
Total £37.943
E16.(K)O
£14.949
£14.Ca)O
£iimo
£12.Q)O
£io.c
£6,IKX>
£4,444
£4,(KK)
£3.371
£i,A83
£IB77
£2,orK)
£0
MiTristry
Church
Ibuilding &
maintenan￿)
Catering
Fellowship Governance &
adffli
Giving to Mission & Appeals 2025 - 26
Total £9,470
£4.(KJ) £3.600
£3,5CK)
£3,000
É2.500
£950
f924
£i.IK)O
£245
£547
£378
£581
£180 £126 £1
£454
E59 £185
£250 £233
£0
12

I CHARITY (OMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND WAIE5
MILLBRI￿E CHURCH
1187290
CC168
For the perood
1st *¥Jrl 2025
To
31st March 2026
Section A Receipts and payments
Unrestrided
Funds
End(W￿eThf
Funds
tothe nearesl e to tr* nearest£ to th• Marest £ to the nearest £ to th• n•ar•st £
R•sIr*t￿ Fund$
Totsl Fun(Is
Last Year
A1 Receipts
Offeri
Mission
peal￿A￿l￿e1Èl
Intere
Le
ac
Gro
Other
41419
42.419
1.834
2,307
1,592
45,160
2.988
1,758
87
10,000
1.139
1,208
1,834
2.307
1.5921
834
iooo
834
3,260
Sub TotsJ(Gross rKon* for
9T5
62.340
A2 Asset and hvestsnert salp5, (see
table).
Sub Totsl
Tota Reoepts
44270
6.975
52,248
61340
13 Payments
Sliper￿1￿111stry
Ma[￿e & Cluch
MissA)n
Felk)wstr¢)
Golf ma¢e
Admristrat*Jn
GroLVS
ot￿r
14.949
1S.190
14,949
15,190
9,086
3.360
3.316
1,126
871
1.386
19,960
11,896
7.739
4,987
76
1,394
923
9.086
3,316
1.12B
871
Sub Tota
11.343
49,286
46,995
A4 Asset and Divesbwt
pur¢hases,15ee tsbkl
Sub Tota
11.343
49,286
Nèt of reCei￿(PayMents}
AS Transfets bety￿n fund5
A6 Cash lunds12St year è
Cash fvnd$ thés year end
7.327
£367
4,168
2.9&)
15.345
59,6941
62.853
61.354
64.314
1.461
15,345
13

Section B Statement of assets and li3bilities 3t the end ol the period
Unrestricted
Restricted funds
EndoVffi￿llt
fund¥
to n¢are8t £
to n•art8t £
81 Cash fund
Fumls
575
ReseAes F￿j
TL*al cash fwls
batsrw wtih rwjts arnl
un￿trthd Re8tricted funds Endo*Tnent
to nearest £
to nearest £
to nèarèst £
DetaiL
B2 Other monètsry aB89ts
DetsiL
Fund to Txhieh
Curront valuB
Det?Rs
to
nal
Current valuo
B4 knats r*ined for the dmrity's
DÈtails
to *thlch
When due
B5 Ltsbilti8S
Slgrnd by one or two on
Date of
14

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Independent examinerfs
report on the accounts
Section A
Independent Examinerfs Report
Report to the trusteesl
members of
IAILLBRIDGE EVANGELICAL CHURCH
On accounts for the year
ended
3110312026
Charity no
(rfany
11887290
Set out on pages
4-12 & 1&14
DaDe n￿nbe1S of ad￿rt￿nal shÉ.e.'::
I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above
charty ('the Trust") for the year ended 3110312026
Responsibilities and As the charity trustees of the Trust, you are responsible for the preparation
basis of report of the accounts in accordan￿ with the requirements of the Charities Act
2011 nhe Acr).
I report in respect of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried out
under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying oui my examination, I
have followed the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission
under section 145(5>(b) of the Act.
The books presented to me are from April 2025 to March 2026. Your church
is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, known as Millbridge ChurclL
banking with HSBC and with HTB (Hampshire Trust Bank).
The annual incorne of YOUT church is over £25,000 and your Trustees have
requested an Independent Exatnination of your accounts. Your church is
entitled to ¢xettLption under section 144 of the Charities Act 2011 to have its
financial statements for year ended 31 March 2026 audited.
My Indep￿dent Examination included a review of the accounting records
kept by the church and a comparison of the accounts presented with those
records. It also included considetation of any Un￿Ual items or disclosures in
the accounts whi¢h may have required explaT]ations from the Managing
Independent Examin¢r'$ Statem¢ot
In Connection with my examin2ti0ty no matters have come to my attention
which give me re&sonable cause to believe that the requirements to keep
accounting records and io prepare accounts have not been meL
Tbe contents of this l¢tter and $ummary should be reported to your
Churcb meetin
Please note that an Independent Examination is no substitute for ongoing
effective procedures to minimise I prevent losses due to error OT comiptkon.
I IER
October 2018

Independent
examinerfs statement
I have cc)mpleted my examination. I confirm that no material matters have
come to my attention in connection wrth the examination which gives me
cause to believe that in. any material respect".
a¢￿untIng records were not kept in accordance wtth section 130 of
the Act or
the aco)unts do not accord with the accounting records
I have no concems and have come across no other matters in connertion
with the examination to which attention should be drawn in order to enable a
proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
Signed:
JeA￿ArmI*L MICB
26.06.2026
Name:
Mrs Jean Armin MICB
Relevant professional
qualification(s) or l)ody
Irf any):
The Institute of Certified B¢wkkeepers. Pradice numter 10366
Address:
Chancery House
Chancery Lane
London WC2A 1QS
Section B
Disclosure
Only complete if Ihe examiner needs to highli9hl matters of con￿rn {see CC32,
Independent examination of tharity accounts.. directions and guidance for
examiners).
IER
% I
October 2018

Glve here brief details of
any items that tho
examiner wishes to
disclose.
MILLBRIDGE CFtttRCH CIO 1016
Inde
ndent Examination summ
document
As a CIMritable tncon)orated organisatio￿ responsibility for management of
banking, payments and Gift Aid has been assigned to Audr¢y Wtlliatns. From
early 2026 the role of Andrew Buchanan has been tak¢n on by Lynn Pearso
with responsibility for the accounting spreadsheeL with help from Margaret
Langdon. Other signatories are Mike CTreen and David Capel. both tn￿tees.
inde
ndent eXamI￿tion has indicated that:
Banking is with HSBC, at the MiDehead branch plus a reserve account with FITB
Monthly transfets are made to the reserve accounL subject to funds available.
ItrB interest is paid annually. The latest printed statement seen from HTB w&8
for 26 August 2025 (when interest was added). Any cash income has been
banked regularly.
During the year the ministrr has r¢signed. Th¢ account with 'Stress Free
Payroll. in Minehead is being maintsined to avoid new start-up costs. Payslips,
Pension and HMRC submissions had been handled appropriately.
The church accounts are recorded on spreadsheets. with a detailed analysis o
transactions. There is evidence that the c&8h book is kept up to date with a format
which allows for bank reconciliation. The method of record keeping has been
improved since l&st year, making it easier to check the flow of fijnding. The
creation of a simple Bank Reconciliation each month would ensurc that all
transactions. including interesL have been included in figures which will be
required for the Charity Commission foTm at the year end. A sample has been
supplied.
Church income is purely fron] dojjalions and subsequent Gift Aid claims. Four
Gift Aid claIn￿ throughout th¢ y¢ar rcsull¢d in a totsl of £7,445.68 being
received between April 2025 to January 2026 (an overpayment of Gift Aid w&s
refunded in August 2025). Records show thal money collected for specific
purposes (restricted fund5) has been used for those purposes.
Payftnents made to church rnembers for ¢xpenses are accompanied by evidence o
¢osts incurred and are countersigned.
Payments made tally with invoAces and with bank ststement entries. Payments ar
by Debit Car(L Direct Debil OT online transfer. Where applicable. VAT
correctly calculated.
The TTl￿ecs, Annual ReFN)rt to the ChaTities Commission and the Financial
Rq￿rt have been completed.
tnsurance policies were seen for the manse and the chu￿￿ and the premiums
shown as being paid. The adequacy of the insurance cover should be reviewed
aTmually. and any clauses regarding the empty manse should be complied with.
Minutes of the meetings of the Managing Trustees, Deacons and members have
been seeo recording discussions and agreements regarding expenditure on
property and ￿loCatIon of fimds to causes. The issue with a failure of overstght
on spending is noted. Governing documents were also made available. (Please
note a change in trdvelling expenses to 55p from April 2026 (General Financial
Recommendations).)
ditional comments:
IER
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October 2018

Res￿nSibIlity for all maDse expenses lies with the church wbile it is
The internal Financial Controls for Cl)arities Document has been completed.
In line with the Reserves Policy stata in the Annual Trustees, Report there a 3
month reserve of expenditure is availabl¢ viithin the reserve account.
Rew)rt issued: 2@ June 2026
Completed by JeQLty
IER
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October 2018