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2021-03-31-accounts

Contents Page
Report ofthe
Report ofthe
Report ofthe
Consolidated
Chair
Directors
Auditors
Statement
of Financial
Activities 1-3
4-13
14-15
16
Consolidated Balance Sheet 17
Consolidated Cash Flow statement 18
Balance Sheet 19
Notes to the Financial Statements 20-29

Directors R Bolton (resigned 20 October 2020) R Bolton (resigned 20 October 2020)
A M V Coombs
J L C Duff (since 23 February 2021)
L Griffiths
A Hawkins
C D Hughes
D R Lucas (resigned 20 October 2020)
E C Mbakwe (since 23 February 2021)
D D McKenzie (since 20 April 2021)
AW Muirhead
GJ Potts
D J Schofield
M P Wakelin
(resigned 20 April 2021)
Registered office 22 Chapter Street
London
SW1P4NP
Registered number Company
1743091
Charity 287610
Auditors Jacob Cavenagh 8 Skeet
5 Robin Hood Lane
Sutton
Surrey SM1 2SW

Main Objectives Main Objectives Main Objectives Strategies to Significant Activities Significant Activities Performance
Achieve
To reverse the To move our Premier Christianity An immediate
trend
in
magazines
and
magazine moved
on to
increase
in the
magazine
read ersi
their associated
websites,
blogs
the Abacus system
which
will offer better
average
minutes
that
Premier Christianity
subscription
numbers
which,
and other
multimedia
websites
analysis
and e-sends
of marketing
magazine
website
viewers
remain
on
the
like most
publishers,
has content onto new
websites,
CMS
activities and offer
readers dynamic
site by 50%.
The successful
been
in decline.
and subscription websites. This title is negotiation
of new
systems. now also available
in
print contracts which
To conduct an in- digital format for UK will save f18,000pa
depth
print
readers for the first time. with a highly
tendering
process
Planning is in progress reputable
UK-based
to decide on new for other magazine
titles
company
which has
print contracts to join Abacus system in invested
into new
while reducing 2021. technology
to help
it
costs. We will ally reduce carbon
with printers
who
emissions,
while
demonstrate
strong carbon
increasing
paper
recycling.
reduction
and
recycling
strategies,
plus a
commitment
to
staff welfare and
their local
communit
.
To challenge Investment
in
New volunteers
recruited,
Passed 1.5m
and equip the Premier
Lifeline.
trained
and supported
in answered
calls to
UK church to
respond
to
Premier
Lifeline.
Lifeline
in February
2020. Increase
in
increasing Call 5 and Call 8 Care number
of hours
loneliness
and
isolation caused
campaigns launched. provided
by volunteers
during
Coronavirus
by the
Coronavirus
lockdown
to provide
7,500 calls answered
andemic. in ust one month.

N OBJECTIVES,
AR (continued)
N OBJECTIVES,
AR (continued)
STR ATEGIES , A CTIVITI ES, ACHIEVEMENTS
AND PERF
ORMANCE
DURING T
Main Objectives Strategies to Significant Activities Performance
chieve
3. Continue
to
Disaster recovery Continued
adaptions
to
Online
listening
to
create output plan implemented content and schedules
across
Premier Christian
that meets the smoothly. Staff radio, magazines,
websites
Radio saw an
changed
and
working and e-sends to provide increase of50%
particular productively from Coronavirus-relevant
news,
during
lockdown
1
needs during home. analysis,
biblical reflection,
and the click rate for
Coronavirus devotionals,
resources to use
Premier emails has
pandemic. with children,
youth,
family
and wider community.
more than doubled,
growing
from 14%to
29% over the last
ear
To strengthen
church's
the Developed
further
'Big Conversation'
Further development
ofthe
bespoke
unit set up in 2020 to
Over 5.6 million
views
on YouTube; 600,000
apologetic
activity
and to have a
video debate series. deliver the 'Big Conversation'
series.
downlods
per month
across our suite of
more effective Launch
in
the United podcasts;
and 60%of
witness to UK and States ofAmerica. this audience
is US
society in other based.
English speaking
nations.

AR (continued) AR (continued) , , ,
Main Objectives Strategies to Significant Activities Performance
chieve
To continue to Further Year Two ofthe Leap of Faith 2280k funding
raised for
help the UK
churches
to
share development
to an
organisation-wide
campaign
which
will help
resource the UK church to cross
he campaign
in the year-
510k received
in cash
the Christian faith 'digital first' strategy the digital divide and increase ebinar series: developed
effectively in the their local impact. We will: rom its launch
in May '20
digital space. - raise awareness on the o run weekly webinars
importance
of digital mission
ministry
—provide
training
opportunities
- offer technical
support
—supply
innovative
content
to use.
and until Nov '20, and
continues
with a monthly
online workshop
complemented
by weekly
video and blog content.
Dr Peter Phillip ofCODEC
and the University
of
Durham
was employed
as
Digital Theologian
and
hrough
the new position
of
Head of Digital Theology
Premier has been able to
react instantly
to the
enforced
digitisation
of
church
life across the UK.
Through
the holding of
eekly online workshops
bringing
together experts
rom across the globe,
housands
ofchurches
ere helped
in their digital
ministry.
An online
resource
hub containing
hundreds
ofvideos and
resources was also
created. Theological
education
in the area of
digital was also saved and
re-founded
at a new
academic home at
Spurgeon's
College in
London with the first cohort
of MA students
already
studying
there.
The annual
Premier
Digital
Conference
moved entirely
online offering training
and
ideas plus exploration
on
he theology of digital
church —which attracted
1,400 delegates
up over
100%on the previous
hi hest attendance.

FOR THE YEAR EN DED 31 MARCH 2021
2021 (12months) 2020 (18months)
Unrestricted Restricted Total Unrestricted Restricted Total
F E F
Income from:
Donations
and legacies
7,657,521 420,630 8,078,151 9,239,572 280,844 9,520,416
Charitable
activities
Other income
2,553,106
158701
2,553,106
158701
4,417,659
31 589
4,417,659
31 589
Total income (note 2) 10369328 420 630 10789958 13688 820 280 844 13969664
Expenditure
on:
Raising funds
Charitable
activities (note 3)
2,992,201
6,601,590
275,923 2,992,201
6,877,513
3,664,958
9,941,494
271 813 3,664,958
10213307
Other expenditure
Total expenditure 9593791 275 923 9869714 13606452 271 813 13878 265
Net gains/(losses)
Net income
on investments 2 064
777,6D1
144,707 922,308
2 064
( 78,972
3 396)
-
9,031
( 3396)
88,003
Transfer between funds
Net movement
in
funds 777,601 144,707 922,308 78,972 9,031 88,003
Reconciliation
of
funds
Fund balances
brought
forward 509281 61435 570 716 430 309 52 404 482 713
Fund balances carried forward 1 286 882 206 142 1 493 024 5D9 281 61435 570716

2021 2020
Note
Fixed assets
Intangible
assets
Tangible assets
Investments
4
5a
6
100,309
119,107
4 861
36,657
108,850
2 797
224,277 148,304
Current assets
Debtors 7 1,708,410 1,481,525
Cash at bank and in hand 1 195045 171446
2,903,455 1,652,971
Creditors: Amounts falling due
within one year 8 (1 612 871) (1 218911)
Net current assets 1 290 584 434 060
Total assets less current liabilities 1,514,861 582,364
Creditors: Amounts falling due
after more than one year ( 21 837) (11648)
Net assets 1 493 024 570 716
Represented
by:
Unrestricted
funds
10b 1,286,882 509,281
Restricted
funds
10a 206 142 61 435
1 493024 570 716

FOR THE YEAR ENDE 31 MAR CH 2 021 Company number: 1743091
2021 (12months) 2020 (18months)
Net cash provided/(used in) by
operating
activities (see
below) 1,222,192 (263,732)
Cash flows from investing activities
Receipts on disposal of investment property 195,780
Payments
on fixed asset
additions (161726) (118479)
Net cash (used in)/from
investing
activities
(161,726) 77,301
Cash flows from financing activities
Loans repaid (36867) (107803)
Net cash used
in financing
activities (36,867) (107,803)
Net cash inflow/(outflow) 1,023,599 (294,234)
Cash and cash equivalents at start of year 171446 465 680
Cash and cash equivalents at end ofyear 1 195045 171446
Cash flows from operating activities
Net income for the year/period 922,308 88,003
Depreciation
Amortisation
68,345
19,472
168,044
Net (gains)/losses
on investments
Loss on disposal of investment
property
Decrease
in debtors
Decrease/(increase)
in creditors
(2,064)
(226,885)
441 016
3,396
4,220
(126,143)
(401 252)
Net cash provided
by/(used
in) operating activities 1 222 192 (263732)
Analysis ofchange
in net debt
At Cash
Non-cash
At
1.4.20f flowsf
changes
f
31.03.21
f
Cash
Loans falling due within one
Loans falling due after more
year (Note 8)
than one year (Note 9)
171,446
( 36,867)
1,023,599
36,867
1,195,045
134579 1 060466 1 195045

2021 2020
Note
Fixed assets
Tangible assets
Investments
5b
6
988
4 861
25,344
2 797
5,849 28,141
Current assets
Debtors 7 1,045,618 914,472
Cash at bank and in hand 729 438 96361
1,775,056 1,010,833
Creditors: Amounts falling due
within one year 8 ( 173905) ( 118726)
Net current assets 1 601 161 892 107
Total assets less current liabilities 1,607,000 920,248
Creditors: Amounts falling due in more
than one year
Net assets 1 607 000 920 248
Represented
by:
Unrestricted
funds
10c 1,400,858 858,813
Restricted funds 10a 206 142 61 435
TotalFunds 1 607 000 920 248

asset in e qual annual
instalments
over the
following
exp
Goodwill 5 years
Software 8 website 3years
Leasehold improvements 5 years
Fixtures, fittings and office equipment 5 years
Computer equipment 3years
Studio equipment 5 years

2 INCONIE
Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds 2021 2020
12m 18m
E f
Donations and legacies
Donations
7,605,693 20,000 7,625,693 8,948,477
Legacies
Government
grants
Other Grant income
41,828
10000
7,500
103,420
289 710
49,328
103,420
299710
343,688
228 251
7657 521 420 630 8078 151 9 520 416
Charitable
activities
Broadcasting
revenue
Magazine
revenue
1,721,369
831 737
2 553 106
1,721,369
831 737
2553106
2,982,684
1 434975
4417659
Other trading activities
Transmission
income
22,978 22,978 31,589
CJRS government
grant
135723
158 701
135723
158701
31 589
Total income 10369328 420 630 10789958 13 969 664
3 CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES
a) Total costs: 2021 2020
Activities undertaken Grant funding Support Total Total
directly ofactivities Costs
12m 18m
Broadcasting
costs
Magazine
publishing
costs
Other Christian
activities
5,910,610
400,330
63,889 6,231,839
558,547
63,889
321,229
158,217
9,525,100
617,636
Governance
costs
23 238 23 238 70 571
6 310940 63 889 502 684
6
8?7 513 10213307
b) Support costs: 2021
12m
2020
18m
Staffing cost
Premises
and maintenance
583,088
498,878
667,797
836,916
General overhead
costs
284,898 297,614
Telecommunications and IT costs 374,426 566,064
Depreciation
Legal and professional
Bank charges
Governance
costs
63,460
115,468
77,465
96827
168,045
70,483
81,601
220 536
2 094 510 2 909 056
Raising funds
Charitable
activities
1,591,826
502 684
1,978,158
930898
2094 510 2 909056

Staff costs: 2021 2020
12m 18m
Wages and salaries
Social security costs
Pension
3,308,901
324,623
123953
4,616,922
446,101
150942
Freelance and agency staff
Other staff costs
3,757,477
522,979
80484
5,213,965
235,976
169341
4 360 940 5619282
Wages and salaries include redundancy payments off22,374 (2020: ENil).
The average
number
ofemployees during the year/period 2021 2020
12m 18m
was made
up as follows:
No No
Administration 9 8
Advertising 11 16
Directors 3 3
Infrastructure,
Web and Database
13 11
Lifeline 3 3
Listener and Donor Relations 19 15
Programming 23 31
Magazine
production
8 8
89 95
The following
numbers
ofemployees ofthe group received emoluments of 2021 2020
12m 18m
f60,000 or more as follows: No No
F60,000 - 270,000 4
270,000 - F80,000 6
E80,000 - F90,000 2
290,000 —f100,000 4
F100,000 —F110,000 3
2110,000 —f120,000 1
2120,000 - F130,000 2
F130,000 —F140,000 =1
Governance
costs comprise:
2021 2020
12m 18m
Auditors'
remuneration
—for audit services 20,850 20,250
Staff costs -for other services 7,230
68 747
13,245
187041
96 827 220 536

ES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2021 (cont
inued)
INTANGIBLE ASSETS:group Goodwill Software Websites Total
Cost
At 1 April 2020
Additions
474,058 188,900
67,014
162,407
16,110
825,365
83,124
Disposals
At 31 March 2021
474 058 255 914 178517 908489
Amortisation
At 1 April 2020
Provided
474,058 171,807
9,506
142,843
9,966
788,708
19,472
Released
on disposal
At 31 March 2021
474 058 181313 152809 808 180
Net book value
At 31 March 2021 74601 25 708 100309
At 31 March 2020 17093 19564 36657

a) TANGIBLE FIXEDA SSETS:group
Leasehold Leased Computer Studio Office
Improvements equipment equipment equipment equipment Total
Cost
At 1 April 2020
Additions
151,604 67,984
3,839
195,100
71,695
241,467
2,824
142,219
244
798,374
78,602
Disposals
At 31 March 2021
151604 71 823 266 795 244 291 142463 876 976
Depreciation
At 1 April 2020
Provided
145,444
2,761
34,909
10,886
176,215
22,460
196,324
29,996
136,632
2,242
689,524
68,345
Released
on disposal
At 31 March 2021
148205 45 795 198675 226 320 138874 757 869
Net book value
At 31 March 2021 3399 26 028 68 120 17971 3589 119107
At 31 March 2020 6 160 33 075 18885 45 143 5 587 108 850

Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
Company
Premier
Christian
Media Trust owns the whole of the issued share capital of Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited
(Company
number
2816074) and
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited
(Company
number
3422292). Both companies
are UK companies.
The principal
activity of the Premier
Christian
Media Trust has been to fulfil the objects of promoting
the Christian
faith through
media
activities.
It does this through
Premier
Christian
Communications
Limited,
which operates
a
radio station
broadcasting
nationwide
and produces
magazines.
Christian
Communication
Partnership
operates
transmission
sites.
f1 ordinary shares 202$ 2020
E
Premier Christian
Communications
Limited:
Christian
Communications
Partnership
Limited:
Value at 31 March 2021 and 31 March 2020
Group and company
Listed investments:
Market value at 1 April 2020/1 October 2018
Additions
2,797 6,193
Revaluation
Market value at 31 March 2021
2
4
064
861
(3396)
2 797
Cost 9 944 9944
Group and company
Investment
property:
Market value at 1 April 2020/1 October 2018 200,000
Addition
Disposal
Revaluation
(200,000)
Market value at 31 March 2021

At 31 March 20 21 a summary
ofthe financial
information
ofthe subsidiaries
is as follo
ws:
Premier Christian
Christian Communications
Communications Ltd Partnership
Ltd
Assets 1,479,846 206,467
Liabilities
Net (Liabilities)/assets
(7 024 716)
(5 544 870)
(196629)
9838
Turnover
Other operating
income 10,162,672
135,756
168,320
Expenditure
Profit /(loss)
(9700 012)
598416
(168358)
(
38)

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 3 1 MARCH 2021 (continue d)
7 DEBTORS Group Company
2021 2020 2021 2020
Trade debtors 314,046 323,444
Due from group undertaking
Other debtors
38,527
799,227
740,680 208,946
657,662
135,345
656,210
income tax recoverable 179,010 122,917 179,010 122,917
Prepayments 377600
1 708410
1 294 484
481 525
1 045618 914472
8 CREDITORS: Amounts falling due within one year Group Company
202I 2020 2021 2020
Trade creditors 599,707 384,782 44
Accruals and deferred income 829,824 511,615 141,011 81,859
Taxation and social security 86,047 86,36'1
SITR loan 36,867 36,867
Other creditors 97293 199286 32 850
1 612871 1 218911 173905 118726
9 CREDITORS: Amounts falling due after more than one year
Group Company
2021 2020 2021 2020
Other creditors 21 837 11648
10a RESTRICTED FUNDS —Group and Company
Balance blf at' Income Expenditure Transfers Balance clfat
01.04.2020 31.03.2021
Unbelievable 289,710 ( 95,058) 194,652
Digital Literacy Project 20,000 ( 20,000)
Lifeline 7,500 ( 7,500)
Call and Care 103,420 (103,420)
Archivist 28,347 ( 16,857) 11,490
Premier US 33088 ( 33088)
~614 5 420 630 (275 923) 206 142
Balance blfat Income Expenditure Transfers Balance clfat
01.10.2018 31.03.2020
Unbelievable 4,684 193,251 (197,935)
Archivist
Premier US
47,720
52 404
35,000
52 593
280 844
( 54,373)
( 19505)
(271 813)
28,347
33088
61435

Balance blfat
01.04.2020
Income Expendi ture Investment
gains
Balance clfat'
31.03.2021
General
Designated
—Leap of Faith 727,478
(218 197)
509 281
9,937,338
431 990
10369 328
(9,189,422)
( 404 369)
(9593791)
2,064
2 064
1,477,458
( 190 576)
1 286 882
Balance blfat
01.10.2018
Income Expenditure Investment
losses
Balance clfat
31.03.2020
E
General
Designated
—Leap of Faith 430,309
43D 309
13,590,064
98756
13688 820
(13,289,499)
(
316953)
(~3606452)
(3,396)
(3396)
727,478
(218 197)
509281

Balance blfat
01.04.2020
Income Expenditure Investment
gains
Balance clfat
31.03.2021
E
General
Designated
—Leap of Faith 1,077,010
(218197)
858 813
7,245,084
431 990
7677074
(6,732,724)
( 404 369)
(7 137 093)
2,064
2 064
1,591,434
( 190576)
1 4DD 858
Balance b!fat
01.10.2018
Income Expenditure investment
losses
Balance clfat
31.03.2020
E
General
Designated
—Leap of Faith 834,874
834 874
9,170,382
98756
9 269 138
(8,924,850)
( 316953)
(9241 803)
(3,396)
(3396)
1,077,010
( 218 197)
858 813

1
ANALYSIS OF NET A
(Group)
SSETS BETWE EN FUNDS
Restricted Unrestricted Total Restricted Unrestricted Total
Funds Funds 2021 Funds Funds 2020
Intangible
assets
Tangible assets
Investments
100,309
119,107
4,861
100,309
119,107
4,861
36,657
108,850
2,797
36,657
108,850
2,797
Net current assets 206,142 1,084,442 1,290,584 61,435 372,625 434,060
Creditors due after more
than one year
Totals
206 142 (
21 837)
1 286 882
(
1
21 837)
493 D24
61 435 ( 11648)
5D9 281
(11648)
570 716
(Company) Restricted Unrestri cted Total Restricted Unrestricted Total
Funds Funds 2021 Funds Funds 2020
E
Intangible
assets
Tangible assets
Investments
Net current assets
206,142 988
4,861
1,395,009
988
4,861
1,601,151
61,435 25,344
2,797
830,672
25,344
2,797
892,107
Creditors due after more
than one year 206 142 1 400 858 1 607 000 61435 858 813 92D 248