The Charity for the Emolument of the Chaplain ofst Edward, Klng & Martyr, Cambridge
Annual Report to the Charity Commission
2021-2022
The Trustees for the year were:
Representing Trinity Hall, Cambridge:
Revd Dr Stephen Plant Ichairl,. Miss Alison Hennegan (Clerk); Dr Daniel Tyler.
For St Edward's.. Dr Paul Anderson (Church Warden}: Mrs Jillian Wilkin50n,' Mrs Heather Rix.
The object of the Charity is the provision or augmentation of the emolument of the Chaplain
of St Edward's Church or the def raying of expenses incurred by or on behalf of the said
Chaplain in the performance of the dutie5 of his/her office and in otherwise contributing to
the maintenance of public worship.
The Trustees declare that there is no conflict of interests between themselves as individuals
and their role as Trustees.
During the year the Trust paid a stipend to the Vicar-chaplain, the Revd. Dr. Mark Scarlata
and to the Assistant to the Vicar Chaplain, the Revd. Dr. Matthias Grebe, proportionate to
the time worked. The Trust paid additional fees for visiting clergy who had taken services to
cover annual leave of clergy.
The Trust's funds, which are held in Trinit¥ Hali Investment Funds, at 3010612022 total
£1,921.160. This 15 held in the accounts of Trinity Hall , Cambrid8e.
National Lockdown restrictions continued significantly to affect the life of the Church, but
congregational life began to return to normal in the spring of 2021. There continued to be
little discernible impact on either the finances of the Church, or those of the Charitable
Trust. We continue to benefit from continuity of the two clergy appointed to the Church by
the Trust.
On behalf of the Trustees,
Revd. Dr. Stephen Plant, Chairman of the Trust
Dean & Runcie Fellow
Trinity Hall
Cambrid8e CBI 2DW
sjp27@cam.ac.uk
1610712021
**St Edward's Trust Fund Trading Statement as at 30 June 2022**
|Chaplain's Stipend
Rev'd Dr M W Scarlata
Stipend 21/22
Employers' NI 21/22
Housing Allowance 21/22
Pension 21/22
Rev'd Dr M Grebe
Stipend 21/22
Housing Allowance 21/22
Pension 21/22
Employers' NI 21/22
Fee administration services provided
to St Edward,King and Martyr Church reimbursed by Trust
2021/22
Ecclesiastical Insurance Group
Transfer to invested funds
Balance carried forward
**Value of funds held in Trinity Hall Investment Fund**
As at 30 June 2022:-
Income 22/23
**Certified by the Bursar, Mr T Harvey- Samuel**
**Signed………………………………**|8,070
289
2,886
2,520|**£**
Balance brought forward
13,765
Net income on
invested funds
14,682
2,026
831
82,478
113,781
As at 30 June 2021:-
**Date……………………………**|**£**
68,226
45,555|
|---|---|---|---|
||8,070
2,886
3,437
289|||
||1,921,160
£
50,545.00
£|||
||||113,781|
||||1,950,226
£
**……**|
**Signed………………………………**
The Charity for the Emolument of the Chaplain ofst Edward, Klng & Martyr, Cambridge
Annual Report to the Charity Commission
2021-2022
The Trustees for the year were:
Representing Trinity Hall, Cambridge:
Revd Dr Stephen Plant Ichairl,. Miss Alison Hennegan (Clerk); Dr Daniel Tyler.
For St Edward's.. Dr Paul Anderson (Church Warden}: Mrs Jillian Wilkin50n,' Mrs Heather Rix.
The object of the Charity is the provision or augmentation of the emolument of the Chaplain
of St Edward's Church or the def raying of expenses incurred by or on behalf of the said
Chaplain in the performance of the dutie5 of his/her office and in otherwise contributing to
the maintenance of public worship.
The Trustees declare that there is no conflict of interests between themselves as individuals
and their role as Trustees.
During the year the Trust paid a stipend to the Vicar-chaplain, the Revd. Dr. Mark Scarlata
and to the Assistant to the Vicar Chaplain, the Revd. Dr. Matthias Grebe, proportionate to
the time worked. The Trust paid additional fees for visiting clergy who had taken services to
cover annual leave of clergy.
The Trust's funds, which are held in Trinit¥ Hali Investment Funds, at 3010612022 total
£1,921.160. This 15 held in the accounts of Trinity Hall , Cambrid8e.
National Lockdown restrictions continued significantly to affect the life of the Church, but
congregational life began to return to normal in the spring of 2021. There continued to be
little discernible impact on either the finances of the Church, or those of the Charitable
Trust. We continue to benefit from continuity of the two clergy appointed to the Church by
the Trust.
On behalf of the Trustees,
Revd. Dr. Stephen Plant, Chairman of the Trust
Dean & Runcie Fellow
Trinity Hall
Cambrid8e CBI 2DW
sjp27@cam.ac.uk
1610712021