Vicar's Report
There is no Vicar’s Report for 2025.
PCC Report
We are now in the second year of interregnum. The Church Wardens, Alison Barnett and Martin Dawson, together with the PCC have taken on all the offices of the church previously dealt with by Rev. Ben Clayton and latterly the Rev. Bryony Woods. My thanks to Rev. Bryony Woods and all members of the PCC for their attendance and support over the last year.
The past year has seen the establishment of the Finance Standing Committee which reports to the PCC via its’ meeting minutes. The committee has overseen the work and accounts of the Fabric Committee under the guidance of our Treasurer Mike Newby. Safeguarding has been centre stage led by Barbara Moakes; it is gratifying to report that all those officiating on behalf of the Church and the PCC were compliant.
The PCC continues the search for a new incumbent alongside the Diocese and the Simeon Trust. Our appointed interviewers remain Helen Sindall and Martin Dawson, our grateful thanks to them for taking on this vital task. To date we have not been able to appoint despite having interviewed 2 candidates. The first was preferred by the diocese and the second was not approved by the diocese, we felt unable to appoint.
My personal thanks to all on the PCC for your service to the Lord Jesus Christ and His Church.
Mark Barnett
Church Wardens' Report
2025 saw a year of continuing extra work and responsibility for both Ali and I as we sought to facilitate church services, the smooth running of the Community centre and all the myriad tasks that are involved in that... and all without a Vicar. Barbara Newbold and Stuart Bradford have supported us brilliantly. We are indebted to Bryony, Andrew, Dick and Lianne for being so willing to help keep our services going. Thanks are due to so many of our church family who have taken up the challenge of new rolls to support the work of our church. Particularly, Mark Barnett and Helen Sindall who have organised the power point and put the services together week after week. Jane Pearse too, for her selfless work with our children, and Barbara Moakes dealing with the ever changing demands of safeguarding. There are so many people who deserve our thanks.
Unfortunately, our search for a new Vicar goes on. We received applications from two candidates in the autumn of 2025, sadly for several reasons neither were successful. However, we trust that God will bring us the right person in His timing. Please continue to pray.
There have been encouragements during the year. The Jumble Sale in March was a great success and raised over £4,000 to enable us to maintain the church buildings and provide some improvements, a major expense this year being necessary rewiring and other electrical work to comply with safety
requirements. The annual memorial service in conjunction with Hurtons funeral directors was successful. Hosting Carr Hill School's Carol service was a joy, as was our Candlelit Carol service attended by over 120 people. There were lots more events and we apologise for those we've missed...it's been a busy year!
St. Saviour's church has been used for 14 funeral services this year, sadly some of them for members of our church family. We thank God that they are now with Him.
Martin Dawson and Ali Barnett
Deanery Synod Report
The Deanery Synod meetings give the deanery the opportunity to gather, support each other, share good news and pray for challenging things that are happening in the deanery churches. Eco Church information has been shared, with churches being encouraged to consider this scheme, alongside Deanery, Diocesan and Area Dean up-dates and essential safeguarding information.
The deanery has expressed its gratitude for the efforts churches have made to pay their parish share. In 2025 the deanery overall managed to contribute £616,239, an increase of £29,000 on the previous year. This was reiterated by Katrina Proctor, the Diocesan Finance Director, when she visited in November. Synod has also had talks about the Diocese’s Growing Leaders and Enabling Commitment Programme and the support available with regard to church buildings.
Whilst some new clergy have been licensed within the deanery, quite a number of churches remain in vacancy and the deanery have expressed their gratitude to all the churchwardens, PCCs, retired clergy and those with permission to officiate who faithfully serve these churches, congregations and parishes.
Jill Priddle and Jane Pearse
Electoral Roll
The Electoral Roll currently stands at 71; this is slight increase on the figure of 67 detailed in last year’s report.
Martin Dawson
Fabric Report
This year’s achievements are detailed below:
Church
Completion of electrical renovation to the chancel and vicar’s vestry following on from the last Quinquennial reports recommendations. Roof repairs to the eastern corner have finally been successful.
Community Centre
Removal of solar panels and all accompanying electrics from the roof and centre, facilitating the curing of leaks and the replacement of ridge tiles. Repairs to the carpeted room ceiling including repainting and new window sills.
My thanks to all involved.
Mark Barnett
Mission and Charity Partners Report
St Saviour’s Church has continued to support Al and Lex Hamilton and their family serving with the Church Missionary Society (£600 during 2025).
Unfortunately due to falling income, a wish to maximise our contribution towards the Parish Share and a significant spending on essential maintenance we were again unable to provide any support to the other 12 Church and secular charities that St Saviours had been supporting prior to 2024. Even with the major reduction in charitable giving the Parish Share underpayment in 2025 was £29,424 (see Treasurer’s Report).
Mike Newby
Music Group Report
The Music Group has continued to lead the church worship almost every week during the interregnum. Those services around Christmas were blessed by Stephen Carey at the organ. We really appreciate the positive (mostly) feedback from the congregation to the hymns and songs chosen. We are grateful to Helen Sindall for her help in producing the weekly PowerPoint/order of service and for all those who support the worshipping heart of St Saviours.
It has been particularly gratifying to see the return of Carl Wood after a long absence (due to massive medical issues) and to have Marilyn Moore join us recently. We praise our God with them.
Mark Barnett
Tech Team Report
The Tech Team have worked across a number of areas - laptop, sound desk, installation and repair, to keep our services ‘on screen’ and ‘in your ears’ this past year. Rotas have been set and juggled with over the Tech Team What’s App, a satisfying achievement!
Thank you to all who have participated; it is not without stressed moments, so thank you for stepping up and facing down your fears!
Mark Barnett
Safeguarding Report
Recent Changes
The recently updated safeguarding handbook contains the new policies and procedures so please take a look it can be found on https://southwell.anglican.org/ or the Church of England website. It’s important for everyone to know what’s new to keep things running smoothly.
Staff News
A few people have left the Diocesan Safeguarding Team including Julian Hodgeson the safeguarding lead. Lucy Grimsey is acting lead until a permanent appointment is made. There have also been some staff members off sick so this means the team is a bit stretched this year however we need to keep safeguarding on track here in the parish.
INEQE Audit
The INEQE audit in January 2026 of the diocese Safeguarding Practices went well overall and showed some good points, but it also gave a few areas to work on.
Training
This continues to be an ongoing issue and should be presented as a requirement with every job/task/role that is undertaken. Always assume that training comes with every role albeit at different levels. If you are unsure about any safeguarding issue, please ask Barbara Moakes.
Safeguarding is everyone’s business.
Barbara Moakes
Sunday Morning Children’s Work
Due to a declining number of children and a lack of leaders the Sunday Morning Kids’ Work consists of providing activities around a table for children to join in with. When I have been there, I have tried to make sure that these follow the theme of the service. Some children engage well with these but others just want to do their own activities or drawings.
Attendance has been variable – between 0 and 3 children most weeks but occasionally more. Ages range mostly from 5 to 12 and activities try to cater for this wide age range.
Café church has been more successful in engaging children’s interest in the service as a whole.
If we want to continue to include children in our Sunday morning worship and to make them feel welcome, we need to be thinking of ways to engage them more. Most of them are boys, who like to be active!
Here are some questions for us to consider as we look to the future:
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Is it worth continuing to provide weekly activities?
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How can we help the children who come to be more involved in our services?
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Could we set up an action games time during coffee time?
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Could we ask different families to lead the prayers more regularly?
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Could some of the older children be involved in welcoming, bringing up the collection plate….or leading worship?
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Could our talks be more visual and interactive?
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Could a few of us take an interest in and pray for one of the families who attend?
Jane Pearse
Treasurer's Report
During 2025 St Saviour’s Church spent £70,914.51, had an income of £73,714.95 and so had a nominal surplus of £2800.44. However, the financial situation is far less secure than this simple statement would suggest.
At the start of 2025 the PCC had agreed to maintain its monthly Parish Share payment at £2500. The Parish Share for 2025 was £59,424 and so the net under-payment for the year was £29,424. Most of the Parish Share pays for the cost of having a vicar and as St Saviours had no incumbent vicar during 2025 the PCC considered that the underpayment was not unreasonable; however, it also acknowledged that the future aspiration should be to pay the share in full.
2025 was also an expensive year for maintenance with over £10,000 spent on church and community centre maintenance. Moreover, despite raising £4047 through the jumble sale and receiving some ‘one-off’ gifts/legacies amounting to £5800, income was down on 2024 by ~£2800 and so the only reason for the spending surplus was the fact that we paid only £30,000 towards our Parish Share.
On a positive note, community centre lettings were slightly up on the already very good income level achieved in 2024 and, following an appeal at the Giving Sundays in February and March of 2026, some monthly regular giving donations have increased slightly.
Finally we are most grateful to Paul Allison who again volunteered to audit our annual accounts and thereby saved us having to pay Wright Vigar to undertake this work.
The Church Results for 2025 are attached to this report.
Mike Newby
Community Centre Report
Healthy numbers of bookings continued throughout 2025. Regular bookings from Alcoholics Anonymous, Retford Judo Club, Bingo, Guides, Pies, Peas & Performances, Girls Night Out, Lent Lunches, Trefoil Guild and art classes have continued. There have also been a significant number of one-off bookings of parties, the use of the Hall as a polling station for local elections.
New bookings include Gold and Antique Valuation days, and Staples Dance School.
Maintenance carried out includes repairs to the suspended ceiling in the carpeted room and the removal of the solar panels and roof repairs. The coming year will see external repairs and the refurbishment of the office.
Alison Barnett
ABC Report
Nothing to report – ABC is currently not running.
Girls' Night Out Report
Girls' Night Out continues to offer a safe environment for local women to come together and enjoy a meal out with friends they bring with them or meet on the night. We seem to have settled on three events each year, when we welcome around sixty women. Some are from St. Saviour's church, but mostly from the wider community. These events are themed evenings where the food, decor, music, quiz, and even the clothing follow the chosen theme. 2025 saw a Sherwood Forest/Robin Hood theme in May and a Circus theme in July, followed by a Christmas inspired event held in the church, transformed for the evening into a Cafe style, candle lit venue. All three events were well attended and much appreciated by all those attending. Thanks go to our loyal menfolk behind the scenes washing up.
Judith Dawson
Time Together Report
This lively and committed Bible Study group provides a great forum to discuss issues and topics from the Bible and how they affect our lives today as we try to follow Jesus and become more like him. We use various studies and teaching videos to inform our discussions and focus on prayer, support and fellowship to grow in our Christian lives. We are currently learning more about the Fruit of the Spirit and how this should impact our walk with Christ.
Barbara Moakes
Time Together Group (Wednesday Evening) Report
The Wed evening group meets each week at Barbara Newbold’s house 7.30 to 9.00. Over the last year we have completed a video course on Romans and have also looked together at the letters of James and Colossians in the New Testament.
During this last term we made time to pray for the Alpha Course which 2 of our leaders – Helen and Andrew - were helping to run alongside a couple in Sutton cum Lound.
It’s a great opportunity to share our joys and sorrows, to encourage one another and to learn more about what it means to be a disciple of Jesus. If you would like to join us you would be very welcome!
Jane Pearse
Grief Café Report
The Grief Café has continued to meet every month during the past year. We have supported a number of people dealing with the effects of grief and loss and have offered support, friendship, fun and a safe place to talk and listen. There has been a steady increase in numbers and I would like to increase sessions if time and helpers permitted. Many thanks to the team for all their support – special mention to Pat for the delicious cakes!
Barbara Moakes
Pies Peas and Performance Report
Pies, Peas and Performances continues to be a valuable part of the local community with its wide and varied range of live offerings.
We continue to provide an outlet for national talent as well as more specialised and local talent, whether it be music, spoken word, comedy or classical.
Our reputation as a venue also continues to grow as more and more artists approach us with a view to playing in Retford.
One of our regular artists – who consistently tours nationally – states that “Pies, peas and performances is a special venue – one of the best”. We are rightly proud of the way we treat performers and artists as well as giving good value for our audience.
We have a small, but committed team who curate and organise these events and their contribution must not be underestimated in terms of time and physical effort.
Financially, we are more than self-sufficient and have been able to upgrade our technical equipment on a regular basis.
Our standing in the community is extremely high and people always comment on the friendliness, accessibility and warmth of the events. Our audience love being in the church for the bigger events and we feel very strongly that making the church a friendly place to be is one of our strengths.
We also continue to support local organisations like The Bassetlaw Food Bank via our raffles and donations.
In the coming months we will host events featuring national treasures like poet Roger McGough and BAFTA winner Henry Normal as well as punk rock legends like Richard Jobson of The Skids.
From September 2026 we will be celebrating our centenary – an achievement that will see us having hosted nearly eighty artists over the years.
At the heart of Pies, Peas and Performances is friendship and fellowship. Both with the artists and with our audience and this is a reflection of the Christian values inherent in our team.
Paul Cookson
Lego Club Report
The Lego Club continues to meet after school from 3.30 to 4.45 each Tuesday of term time. Our average attendance is around 25 children and 17 adults, though on some occasions there have been up to 33 children. We have introduced a weekly craft as well as some board games and jigsaw puzzles as this appeals to a wider range of children but Lego remains the focus. We are very grateful for Beryl’s friend Sheila who provides us with a variety of games and activities each week.
Each week we have a Lego challenge linked with the theme of the story and children are invited to show what they have made.
Last summer term our stories were from the OT and since then we have looked at the story of Peter and then people Jesus met. We use videos or a Story Bible book and are very often interactive with the children acting out parts or joining in with actions. This last term we invited children to build Lego models of the Easter story to use in the Easter Day café church service. Children seem to be engaging more with the stories and we have welcomed Mark as a regular story teller. We often have a song and finish with a prayer before the last burst of activity – often outside - before we finish
We are very grateful for the core team - Beryl L, Jill, Ken, Barbara N, Sheila, Ali, Mark, Andrew and Jane for all their hard work and for contributions of food week by week. Special thanks to Pat who provides homemade cakes once a month. Thanks too for others who help out on occasions when we are short – Barbara M, Martin and Helen – or during Holiday specials – Joe and Sarah and others.
Lego Club is an example of what is often called a “Fresh Expression” of church or a “New Worshipping Community” and we feel encouraged by the relationships which are gradually developing. Please join us in praying for this venture and for us to follow God’s leading in ways to develop this in the future.
Andrew and Jane Pearse
| St Saviours Church Retord - Financial | Results 2025 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Income | |||
| 2025 | |||
| Unrestricted | Designated | Restricted | |
| Funds | Funds | Funds | |
| Incoming Resources from Donors | |||
| Planned Giving (Gif Aid) | 27,664.00 | ||
| GASDS Donatons (Collectons) | 5,580.04 | ||
| Envelopes (Gif Aid) | 3,448.00 | ||
| Donatons (Gif Aid) | 815.84 | ||
| Gif Aid recovered | 8,929.44 | ||
| Donatons Weddings & Funerals | 80.00 | ||
| Gif Days | 20.00 | ||
| Subscriptons | 5.00 | ||
| Donatons (Non-gif Aid) | 0.00 | ||
| Other donor Income | 751.00 | ||
| Total | |||
| Voluntary Incoming Resources | |||
| Grants | |||
| Legacies | 5,000.00 | ||
| Other Voluntary Income | |||
| Total | |||
| Income from Operatng Actvites | |||
| Church Letngs | 250.00 | ||
| Hall Letngs | 10,533.25 | ||
| Jumble Sale | 4,047.40 | ||
| PCC Retained Fees | 4,533.00 | ||
| Pies Peras and Performance Receipts | 4.00 | ||
| Other Operatng Actvity Income | |||
| Total | |||
| Income from Investments | |||
| Dividends | 835.18 | ||
| Interest | 1,018.80 | ||
| Total | |||
| Other Incoming Resources | |||
| Parish Weekend Receipts | |||
| Sundry Income | 200.00 | ||
| Total | |||
| Total Income | 73,714.95 |
| Total | 2024 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Endowment | |||
| Funds | |||
| 29,654.00 | |||
| 4,195.48 | |||
| 2,605.00 | |||
| 3,302.00 | |||
| 9,235.08 | |||
| 115.61 | |||
| 200.00 | |||
| 362.00 | |||
| 47,293.32 | 49,669.17 | ||
| 410.00 | |||
| 5,000.00 | 410.00 | ||
| 400.00 | |||
| 10,028.82 | |||
| 3,444.70 | |||
| 9,160.00 | |||
| 4.00 | |||
| 238.00 | |||
| 19,367.65 | 23,275.52 | ||
| 855.11 | |||
| 1,134.68 | |||
| 1,853.98 | 1,989.79 | ||
| 180.00 | |||
| 200.00 | 180.00 | ||
| 73,714.95 | 75,524.48 | 75,524.48 |
St Saviours Church Retord - Financial Results 2025 Expenditure
| Year 2025 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unrestricted | Designated | Restricted | Endowment | |
| Funds | Funds | Funds | Funds | |
| Charitable Giving | ||||
| Missionary Giving | 600.00 | |||
| Church Charites | ||||
| Secular Charites | 230.00 | |||
| Other Disbursements | 20.00 | |||
| Total | ||||
| Ministry Costs | ||||
| Parish Share | 30,000.00 | |||
| Visitng/Retred Clergy | 3,525.36 | |||
| Fees paid to Diocese | 2,617.00 | |||
| Other Ministry Costs | 51.84 | |||
| Other Disbursements | ||||
| Total | ||||
| Running Costs | ||||
| Insurance | 4,648.24 | |||
| Heatng | 1,570.76 | |||
| Electricity | 1,107.19 | |||
| Cleaning | 4,128.80 | |||
| Sanitary / Covid Supplies | 28.00 | |||
| Water & Sewerage | 445.22 | |||
| Telephone & Internet | 620.37 | |||
| Other running costs | 700.94 | |||
| Total | ||||
| Church Maintenance | ||||
| Minor Repairs | 1,542.00 | |||
| Equipment Payments | ||||
| PAT Testng | ||||
| Organ Maintenance | 258.00 | |||
| Security Alarm Payments | ||||
| Fire Extnguishers | 137.40 | |||
| Other Routne Maintenance | 3,331.26 | |||
| Total | ||||
| Upkeep Services | ||||
| Altar Requisites | 354.24 | |||
| Copyright licences | ||||
| Music | 67.50 | |||
| Flowers | 158.17 | |||
| Upkeep of Church Yard | 489.00 | |||
| Other Upkeep Services |
Total
| Church Hall Costs | |
|---|---|
| Hall Insurance | |
| Hall Heatng | 865.81 |
| Hall Electricity | 1,787.30 |
| Hall Water | |
| Hall Repairs and maintenance | 5,072.64 |
| Hall Cleaner | 30.00 |
| Hall Window Cleaner | 150.00 |
| Lego Club Payments | 342.77 |
| Other Curch Hall Payments | 512.80 |
| Total | |
| Operatng Actvites | |
| ABC Payments | |
| Outreach Costs | 391.75 |
| Sunday Club for Children | 49.83 |
| Grief Café Payments | 87.76 |
| Other Operatng Costs | 121.15 |
| Total | |
| Major Repairs Expenditure | |
| Structure | |
| Installatons | |
| Decoraton | |
| Other Major Repairs | 3,000.00 |
| Total | |
| Support Costs | |
| Parish Administrator | |
| Church Warden | |
| Secretary | |
| Treasurer | |
| Verger | 535.00 |
| Organist | 225.00 |
| Cleaner | |
| Leaving Gifs | |
| Other Support Costs | |
| Total | |
| Management and Administraton | |
| Auditor Fees | |
| Quinquenniel Inspecton | |
| Website Costs | 190.80 |
| Subscriptons paid | 60.00 |
| Printng | 473.08 |
| Statonary | 47.23 |
|---|---|
| Mileage/Travel Expences | 138.60 |
| Sundray Expenses | 201.70 |
| Total | |
| Total Expenditure | 70,914.51 |
| Total | Year | 2024 |
|---|---|---|
| 700.00 | ||
| 850.00 | 700.00 | |
| 40,000.00 | ||
| 1,371.15 | ||
| 2,230.00 | ||
| 36,194.20 | 43,601.15 | |
| 4,514.64 | ||
| 2,488.61 | ||
| 1,049.40 | ||
| 3,050.00 | ||
| 67.10 | ||
| 524.06 | ||
| 901.84 | ||
| 13,249.52 | 12,595.65 | |
| 738.00 | ||
| 788.00 | ||
| 240.00 | ||
| 213.12 | ||
| 1,280.93 | ||
| 5,268.66 | 3,260.05 | |
| 488.88 | ||
| 120.00 | ||
| 950.00 |
1,068.91
1,558.88
| 1,231.94 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1,593.28 | ||
| 344.27 | ||
| 40.00 | ||
| 468.28 | ||
| 60.55 | ||
| 965.90 | ||
| 8,761.32 | 4,704.22 | |
| 34.60 | ||
| 619.86 | ||
| 650.49 | 654.46 | |
| 3,000.00 | 0.00 | |
| 653.22 | ||
| 770.54 | ||
| 175.00 | ||
| 600.00 | ||
| 760.00 | 2,198.76 | |
| 660.00 | ||
| 675.00 | ||
| 162.00 | ||
| 65.00 | ||
| 209.44 |
| 15.00 | ||
|---|---|---|
| 600.00 | ||
| 74.65 | ||
| 1,111.41 | 2,461.09 | |
| 70,914.51 | 71,734.26 | 71,734.26 |
| St Saviours Church Retord - Financial Results 2025 | St Saviours Church Retord - Financial Results 2025 | St Saviours Church Retord - Financial Results 2025 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Investments | |||
| Year 2025 | |||
| Unrestrict | DesignatedRestricted | ||
| Funds | Funds | Funds | |
| Capital Investments | |||
| St Saviours Fabric Fund | |||
| COIF Ethical fund | |||
| 7316.61 @ 293.44 | |||
| (Valuaton based on mid-range price | |||
| 31 Dec 2025) | |||
| Transave Credit Union Limited | 5,239.81 | ||
| (Formerly 2 Shires Credit Union) | |||
| Asset Depreciaton | |||
| Hall Improvements | 56,912.51 | ||
| (New Hall Kitchen to be depreciated | |||
| over 20 years) | |||
| Short Term Deposits | |||
| CBF Church | 12,330.96 | 11,200.00 | |
| CBF Community Centre | 4,100.00 | ||
| Bank Accounts and Cash | |||
| Nat West Church | 11,143.47 | ||
| Nat West Community | 4,624.70 | ||
| TSB Pies, Peas and Performances | 2,173.88 | ||
| Total Bank Accts and Cash | 17,942.05 | ||
| Debtors | |||
| HMRC | 1,500.00 | ||
| Totals |
| Year 2024 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Endowment | Total | |
| Funds | ||
| 21,469.86 | 21,469.86 | 22,817.58 |
| 5,239.81 | 5,239.81 | |
| 56,912.51 | 60,977.69 | |
| 23,530.96 | 22,512.16 | |
| 4,100.00 | 4,100.00 | |
| 11,143.47 | 8,088.36 | |
| 4,624.70 | 5,902.17 | |
| 2,173.88 | 2,169.88 | |
| 1,500.00 | 1,500.00 | |
| 130,695.19 | 133,307.65 |
| St Saviours Church Retord | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accounts for Year Ending 31 December | 2025 | |||
| SOFA | UnrestricteDesignatedRestricted | Endowmen | ||
| Statement of Financial Actvites | Funds | Funds | Funds | Funds |
| Incoming Resources | ||||
| Incoming Resources from Donors | 47,293.32 | |||
| Voluntary Incoming Resources | 5,000.00 | |||
| Income from Operatng Actvites | 19,367.65 | |||
| Income from Investments | 1,853.98 | |||
| Other Incoming Resources | 200.00 | |||
| Total Incoming Resources | 73,714.95 | |||
| Resources Expended | ||||
| Charitable Giving | 850.00 | |||
| Ministry Costs | 36,194.20 | |||
| Running Costs | 13,249.52 | |||
| Church Maintenance | 5,268.66 | |||
| Upkeep Services | 1,068.91 | |||
| Church Hall Costs | 8,761.32 | |||
| Operatng Actvites | 650.49 | |||
| Major Repairs Expenditure | 3,000.00 | |||
| Support Costs | 760.00 | |||
| Management and Administraton | 1,111.41 | |||
| Total Resources Expended | 70,914.51 | |||
| Investments | ||||
| Capital Investments | 5,239.81 | 21,469.86 | ||
| Asset Depreciaton | 56,912.51 | |||
| Short Term Deposits | 4,100.00 | 12,330.96 | 11,200.00 | |
| Bank Accounts and Cash | 17,942.05 | |||
| Debtors | 1,500.00 | |||
| Totals | 28,781.86 | 69,243.47 | 11,200.00 | 21,469.86 |
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| 2025 | 2024 |
|---|---|
| 47,293.32 | 49,669.17 |
| 5,000.00 | 410.00 |
| 19,363.65 | 23,275.52 |
| 835.18 | 1,989.79 |
| 200.00 | 180.00 |
| 72,692.15 | 75,524.48 |
| 850.00 | 700.00 |
| 36,194.20 | 43,601.15 |
| 13,249.52 | 12,595.65 |
| 5,268.66 | 3,260.05 |
| 1,068.91 | 1,558.88 |
| 8,761.32 | 4,704.22 |
| 650.49 | 654.46 |
| 3,000.00 | 0.00 |
| 760.00 | 2,198.76 |
| 1,111.41 | 2,461.09 |
| 70,914.51 | 71,734.26 |
| 26,709.67 | 28,057.37 |
| 56,912.51 | 60,977.69 |
| 27,630.96 | 26,612.16 |
| 17,942.05 | 16,160.41 |
| 1,500.00 | 1,500.00 |
| 130,695.19 | 133,307.63 |
24 April 2025
Paul Allison 4 Hill View Retford Notts DN22 7FW
To: The Parochial Church Council, St. Saviour’s Retford
Re: 2025 Accounts
Dear PCC Members,
To confirm I have independently reviewed income and expenditure records and back-up documentation forming the Church’s 2025 Accounts, and I have also thoroughly checked a sample of transactions back to the appropriate bank statements.
No issues around financial controls or accuracy of records have been identified as part of this review.
Thanks to Mike Newby for his help in providing documentation.
Yours sincerely,
Paul Allison ACMA CGMA