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Innerleithen Traquair and Walkerburn
Parish Church of Scotland
End of Year Financial Statements
Year ending 31 December 2024
Congregation No: 040267
Charity No: SCOOIIOO

CONTENTS
Pag•
Contents
Cover
Contents Page
Referen￿ and Administrative Infonnation
Trustees Annual Report
ObjectNes and Activities
Achievements and Performance
Financial Review & Policies
Structure. Governance and Management
Statement of Trustees, Responsibilities
10
Independent Examiner's Report
Receipts & Payments Account
12
Statement of Balances
13
Fund Movement Summary
14-16
Anatysis of Receipts and Payments
17
Trustees Remuneration and Related Party Transactions

REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Charity Name
Charity Rooi<tration No.
fanqFeo[11 joii IlÉ,f Nil.
Innerleithen, Traquair & walke￿Urn Parish Church of Scotland
sc ￿lI(M)
Independent Examln8r
Bankorn
Bank of Scniland
70 High Street
Peebles
EH45 8AQ
Ilr(iidwuiJd Grdhani Lid
4 Coppertjeech Court
Cavalry Park
Peebles
EH45 9BU

Trustees Annual Roport
Year Endad 31 December 2024
The Trustees present the annual report and accJ)unts for Innerleithen. Traquair and
Walkerbum Parish Church of Scotland for the year ended 31 December 2024.
Objectives and Activities
The Church of Scotland is Trinrtarian in doctrine. reforn￿d in tradition and
Presbyterian in policy.
It exists to glorify God and to for the advancement of Christ's Kingdom
throughout the world.
As a national Church, it acknowledges a distinctive call and duty to bring the
ordinances of religion to the people in every parish in Scotland through a territorial
ministry. It c(koperates with other Churches in various ecumenical bojies in Scotland
and beyond. To fulfil these objectives in our Parish. Innerleithen, Traquair and
Vvalkerbum Parish Church of Scotland carries out the following activities..
1.Worshlp.
Worship vas held in Innerferthen Church on a weekly basis. For those unable to
attend in person this service was slreamed live on the internet. Monthly worship look
place in Traquair Kirk on the 1# Thursday aftemoon of the month. in Walkefburn
Public Hall on the 3rd Sunday aftemoon of the month. Church news was distributed
weekly to those members who had an intemet connection and also on printed
monthly news sheets available to anyone that required one. Regular monthly
sepiices were also provided at Sl Ron8n'8 Care Home.
Ecumenically, various events including a Christmas Carol Service was held in
Cardrona Village Hall as I￿re ts services at the Parish's War Memorials on
Remembrance Sunday .
Communty services V•Ere held to math the Kirkin. of the Principals in Innerlerthen
Game5 Week, the switch on of the Christmas lights in Innerleithen and the
Commen￿Ment of Walkerbum Summer Festival Week.
Remembrance Sunday saw the unifonnal organisalions at the church servlce in
Innerleithen and at the War Memorial in Walkerbum..
Again this year we took part in Switched on Saturday in Innerleithen. Following the
official 'switch on, St Ronan's Silver Band led the way to the church for Communty
carol singing followed by refreshments. All children in attendance were given a
'goody bag, containing sweets. a small book with a Christian message and a couple
of fun items.
On Easter Sunday moming an outdoor SeN1￿ was held at Alexandra Park
Walkerbum.
Primary Schools.. ￿undertook various activitEs in both
Walkerburn Primar
School and St Ronan's Primary School. Our Assistant Minister
ft us on 2NJ June 2024 to undertake work in her own parish
ersier.
enan

Trustses Annual Report {contd
2. Youth Activities.
Sunday Club and Crèche faciltties were available during Sunday moming worship.
The Minister was involved in School chaplaincy work in Walkerbum and St Ronan's
Primary Schools.
3. FellowshlpEducationaUSpiritual.
The Church Prayer Group met on a monthly basis. An Alpha course commenced in
January. This was followed by a study of the book of Galatians which in turn was
followed by the course Frurtfullness on the Frontline. An Advent Bible Study was held
on 11 th December. The Guild met on a regular basis and enjoyed fellowship.
4. SociallFollow8hip.
Tea and Chat was held on the first and third Thursday mornings of the month 1 Oam-
11am. This was open to anyone in the communty to attend. Monthly church lunches
continued throughout the year except during summer holiday time.. A Baby Group
used the Hall of Friendship every Tuesday gam-11 am. There was always a church
member on duty to open up the building and stay with the group whilst they were in
the building.
Du8 to the many problems facing people. a Warm Wednesday meeting tcok place in
the Hall of Friendship every two weeks where folks could be wam, enjoy fellowship,
watch cooking demonstrations, have lunch and also make use of our intemet
connections.
Folks were encouraged to stay for a lime of fellowship with teas and coffees seNed
after all church services,
5. Mu85c.
layed the organ at the monthly Traquair servic
IL. argan
oi some of the hymns at Innerleithen Chuich. A ch
played
up was
fomied arKI occasionally play during worship. All olher music at Innerleithen and at
Walkerburn Public Hall was from music on YouTube. St Ronan's Silver Band and
Tweedvale Pipe Band also played on some occasions.
6. Pastoral Care.
The rnajorty of Ekders had pastoral re8ponsibilty for a district within the Parish. Ouf
Fellowship and Care Team consmlered the needs of folks in the congregation. At
Christmas a card wa8 sent to those bereaved during the year as V￿11 as an invitation
to the Lives to Remember 5ervice- held annually in De￿mt)er. Flo%ver Ministry -
every Sunday flowers y￿re deliveied to the sick, the bereaved and the housebound,
or as a mean5 of saying thank you or to ￿lebrate a joyful event. Home Communion
was offered to anyone requesting rt. The Minister visited Borders General Hospital
and Hay lodge Hospital. We encouraged members to let the Minister know when
they or family members were admrtled to hosprtal. It also help￿ to know when
peq)le retumed home from a time in hosprtal.
Innerleithen Guikl dKJ a great job in supporting their w￿rnt￿[S wherever they lived in
the Parish.

Tn￿tee3 Annual Roport Icontd)
7. Publications.
Notices about sendi￿ were published weekly and distributed online to
approximately 144 email addresses. As V¥EII as church intimations being available
online, a monthly nev4s-sheel with all upcoming SeNi￿S and events was available
for collection in church.
The Church Magazine was published quarterly and distnbuted to every church
member. The work of the edrtorial team. printers and distributors Was greatly
appreciated.
There was arf active church websile and Facebook page as well as an Instagram
account.
Achiovom•nts and Porforniance.
Every Sunday over 80 people regularly attended V￿rshiP in Innerfeithen Church.
These services were also viewed online by 65 households weekly. Monthly Thursday
afternoon services in Traquair Kirk attracted 20 people. The monthly Sunday
afternoon service held in Walkert)urn Public Hall had 16 people in attendance. The
monthly church lunches held in The Hall of Fr￿ndshIp of Innerleithen Church was
supported by 40 people. By year end there were 144 households r￿lying all Y￿klY
communications online. A monthly news sheet listing all services and activities was
printed for those folks not on the intemet.
A monthly prayer meeting was held in Innprlpilhen Church
In November, a team led by
commence an Alpha course in Ja
ndertook planning io
Alongside residents of Cardrona. a monthly lunch hekj in the Village Hall had 40 to
50 people attending on a regular basis.
Over the year Ihe congregation supported many other chartties: Poppy Scotland,
Christian Aid, Peeblesshire Food Bank, St Catherine's Homeless Project, ThorKlwe
Partnership, Galashiels Family Centre. Samara's Aid. Tweedvale Pipe Band and St
Ronan's Silver Band. Congratulations were due to everyone who got behind these
prqects.
Due to the impact of inflatson on household budgets a V+arm Wednesday group was
open to member8 of the community. held every 2nd Wednesday in the Hall of
Friendship and the Meeting Room. Folks could be wam. enjoy fellowship, watch
cooking demonstrations, have lunch and also make use of our intemet connections.
There was no monetsry charge for anyone attending these meetings.
We provided a safe place for parents to bring along very small babies every Tuesday
moming to enjoy a coffee and a chat. Members of the congregation have also
donated nappies to anyone attending this group that rnight be Struggling with the
cost of buying disposable nappies.
During 2024 we were pleased lo welcome many groups and organisations that used
our church premises.. Craft Group, Sew and Sews. various singing groups.
Community Cafe from Peeblesshire Foodbank. Food Hugs from Vvalkerburn. coffee
mornings in aid of various organisations and the Royal Voluntary Se￿1￿. The R.V.S.
used the Hall of Friendship 2 days a week providing lunch, fun and fellowship for
elderly folk in the communty. All groups reported that they found the church to be
welcoming and vRre pthsed to use the building.

Trustees Annual Report (contd)
FINANCIAL REVIEW
Unrestricted Funds
Our income increased by 2.3% and our expenditure increased by 42%, which
had an overall effect of increasing the unrestricted funds by some £6.097. There
was an increase in use of premises income up by £5.065. There was
decrease in donation income of £5,355 on last year. There VRS a huge increase
in heat and li9ht costs in expenditure up by 77% on last year.
Restricted Fund8
Restricted funds have decreased by £10.032 in the year.
Total funds have decreased by £3,93fj on last year.
ITW Church Malavii Fund
ITW Malawi Fund is used to support a variety of projects in Thondwe Malawi.
The money is raised through fundraising events within the church and the wider
communty. We also have generous donations from congregation and
community rnembers. We benefrt a lot from the work of IWT Rotary Club, which
also includes the South of Scotland Clubs and overseas clubs including USA,
Singapore, Europe. We work directly with the Thond￿￿ CCAP Church and their
Twinning Committee. We communicate frequently mainly by WhatsApp (usually
daily) and also try to get members to visrt Thondwe On￿ a year. Together v
build a 'next year, plan and also a '3-year plan,. We then discuss priorities and
endeavour to find new and novel Wdys of raising the money needed. Our aim is
to build a lasting friendship, while improving health. education and living
conditions, alongside improving our shared understanding of our lives and faith,
which we always wish to expand. The congregation and Kirk Session also
re￿1ve updates on the ongoing work, fundraising and projects.
hurch Outreach Fund
An ITW Church Outreach Fund, estsblished in 2021, continues to be suc￿Ssful
in attracting grant funding to run free 'Meet & Make, Craft Classes for senior
crtizens at various Iccations in the Parish. Income derives entirely from
Su￿ssful grant funding applications.
Inv•8tment Policy
Church of Scotland Investors Trust hold investments on our behaff (General
Fund, Parish Mission & Outreach Fund. Organ & Caprtal Equipment Fund, Peter
Lats'mer Bequest). ITW Church has no plans to purchase further investments. A
breakdown is given on page 13
Risk Managèment
The Trustees are pleased to note that our current reserves comply with the
Reserves Policy.

Annual Trustees Report (contd)
Fund held by General Trustses
The amount in the Consolidated Fabric Fund al 31 De￿rnber 2024 was
£858.47 (2023.. £819.27).
RepArvo8 Policy
It is the Trustees, policy to hold reserves in the General Fund of approximately 6
months, expendrture. Current unrestricted reserves in the General Fund are
£56.370 vthich comply with the Reserves Policy.
National Stipend Fund Contribution
All Church of Scotland congregations contribute to the National Stipend Fund
which bears the costs of all ministers, stipends and employer's contributions for
national insurance. pension and housing and loan furKI. The minimum stipend
for a minister is £31.642: maximum stipend in 5th and subsequent years of
Servi￿ is £38.884.
STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governing Document
The Church is administered in accordance with the tenns of the Deed of Constitution
(Unitary Form).
Recruitm•nt and Appolntmènt of Tru8tO08
Members of the Kirk Se&8ion are the Chanty Trustees. The Kirk Session members
are the elders of the church and are chosen from those members of the church who
are considered to have the appropriate gifts and skills.
Note.. retired Elders are not tmstees.
Organisational Struclmre
The Kirk Session which meets at least 5 times a year. is resporBible for spiritual
affairs within the church and is moderated by the Minister. While certain financial
planning, property rna1ntenan￿ arKI risk assessment work is carried out by the
FinancelFabric Team on behalf of the Kirk Session, all material recommendations
made by the Team required the approval of the Kirk Session.

Trustees Annual Report Icontd
STATEMEKf OF TRUSTEES. RESPONSIBILITIES
The members of the Kirk Session must prepare financial statement which give
sufficient detail to enable an appreciation of the transactions of the Church during the
financial year.
TIE members of the Kirk Session are responsible for keeping proper accounting
records, vthich. on request. must ￿fleet the financial position of the Church al that
lime. This must be done to ensure the financial statements comply with Charities
and Trustee Investment {Scotland) Act 2005, the Charities ACC￿￿nts (Scotland)
Regulations 2006 and the Regulations Anent Congregational Finance approve(I by
the General Assembly of the Church of So)tland in 2007.
They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the Church and must take
reasonable steps for prevention andlor detection of fraud and other irregularities.
Approved by the Trustees and signed on their behalf:
Date

REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT EXAMINER
I report on the accounts of the chanty for ￿ year ended 31 De￿rnber 2024 which are set
out on pages 12- 17.
Re8pa¢tiv• responslbllitles of trustse8 and examiner
The Charitls Trustees are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance
with the tems of the Charities and Tnjstee Investment (Scotland) Act 2005 and the
Chanties Accounts {S￿tland) Regulations 2006 (as amended).
The Charity Trustees conshjer that the audrt requirement of Regulation 10 (1) (d) of the
Accounts Regulations does not appty. It is my responsibilty to exarnine the accounts as
required under secb'on 44 (1) (c) of the Act and to state whether particular matters hav&
come to my attention.
Ba818 of independent examinerf8 Statsment
My examination is carried out in accordance with Regulats'on 11 of the 2006 Accounts
Regulations. An exarnination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charty
and 8 comparison of the accounts presented with those records.
It also includes
consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts, and seeks explanations
from the trustees con￿mIng any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide
all the evidence that would be required in an audit, and consequently I do not express an
audit opinion on the view given by the accounts.
Ind¢p•ndent examlnerfs 8t•tament
In the course of my examination, no matter has come lo my attention:
1. which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any material respect the
requirements..
to keep accounting records in accordance with Section 44 (1) (a) of the 2005 Act
and Regulation 4 of the 2006 Accounts Regulations,. and
to prepare accounts which accord with Ihe accounting records and comply with
Regulation g of t1￿ 2008 Accounts Regulations (as amended) have not been met,
or-,
2. to which, in my opinion, attentM)n should be drawn to enable a proper understanding of
the accounts to be reached
Examiner
Date
Braidwood Graham
4 Copperbeech Court
Cavalry Park
P￿bleS EH45 gBU
io

ITW ch￿￿h of Seotland
R¢¢eipts and Paym•nts Account
For th• perfod 01 January 2024 to 31 D•¢¢fflb¢r 2024
ndB
fund#
fund•
totsl funds
R•e*pts
Don&t￿n5 and ￿a¢￿S (Lffja￿ £2￿. Dcn¥tws £67.t111
Incm from ctharrtabla
Other Iradltvj activrtVa8
ItW•8trMnls
Oth81 ineon
16,830
84.176
7.017
13.928
2,405
23,
75,777
7.633
7.69)
1.6Z1
14,212
7.017
12,855
1.on
2.731
21.235
T¢i•l v•colpts
•2.354
J9.1
131,492
107.135
Eypendilure on a¢*
GDvornan¢* ¢cgstS
Other •Npendilur•
IC*,634
64,8S2
2.531
28,798
14,855
Tot•1
M.21•
49,210
135.430
80,688
6.1JO
110.0731
13,9371
GroBs tian•f•rn b•hwen fvnts-
Gro81 tr&nJfern beh*on fvTrJ¥.
1681
{10.0331
13,9371
26.046
Ng1 mov•ment In lund*
110,0331
lJ.9371
20.646
RK4McllaUon oflunds
B•lanc• be￿4ht lor•Mrd
16,370
8•.724
120.09S
8al*ne• t*nlod forw*rd
62.467
59.892
122,1S9
126.ols
li

ITW Chur¢h of Scoiland
Ststem•nt of Balanc08
As at: 31 Decgmb•r 2024
A• •t J1M212024
A8 * 3111212023
Cwr•nl
C85h 8t b•rth In har
122.159
128.095
122.159
126,095
122.159
126.096
Totsl n•t ••••l• l•a¥ 16ablMth•
122.159
126.096
R•wM•nt•d by
Unreslrlsed . GeTr8F￿ fvnd
55.197
O•slgnJi¢d
O•synAled- Inno1￿4héTh Guilj G•r•ro1 Fund
Oesign•led- Inn•rk*hen Guibj Sowl Fund
008￿nal¢￿- W*k•ibuin Gui*J Fw*1
1,393
9)5
742
459
1281
Il••trkttrd
Resithx•d- BuilJiry lund
Re8tikA•d. Funds on ollA•l•*i G
RestrKAed. Own 8 ca￿#*1 E9￿￿¥r•￿t Fthl
Ré#irrtl•d. ITW Church ¢kn•th
RoJlrKl•d. htèr Lgbmer &qub81 Fund
R•8lricte(l. Par*h & Outrnac* Fund
Reslii¢ted . WaM*Tbum Logxy Fvr
Fund• olth• chuf¢h
{1.2471
17.151
1,9681
2,127
5.778
37.852
3.319
19.430
4065
5,778
37.179
1391
12115•
121,095
Assets
Gift Aid receivable
£3499 Unrestricted
£1864 Restricted
Listed Place5 of Worship Grant
£2591 Restricted
LiabllStles
Independent Examinerfs Fee £1320
The accounts were approved by the Kirk Session on 16 March 2025.
For an on behalf of the Kirk Session
-.Session Clerk
.Treasurer
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ITW Church of Smtland
Fund movem¢nt Summary
sole¢t￿ P•TK>d: 01 January 2024 to 31 Decefflber 2024
Fund
Tr•Mf•rn G•lM Fund
8uikJings- BuLkling8 fuTr
Mak•%M- Funds he&t on behayd
Group
Outre8ch. ITW chu￿ (hJtro1th
IGuibJGen- In￿￿rth0n G*￿1
Furyj
IGuiklSo¢. Inner*thn
Fut
OandcE- & Cap￿￿ Egulmnl
FuThJ
PM*n¢JO. Pirth Mrawn & Outrwth
Fund
PL¥iiner. Pot¥r Lal*ngr 8w4Wgt FLtThl
WthGuild- Walkerbum Gu*J Furvj
WALkL•g- Walkerbum Ltyaty FUNI
Gèn•r81. Gèn•r*l lurtl
3.319
19.430
13.470
15.195
18.037
17.473
11.2471
77,151
8.473
742
915
2,127
1,393
459
2.982
11.9881
37.1f9
37,852
1281
139}
55.197
5,776
S¥J.1•7
187>
60,569
IJIAIS
TM amounl In C0ft40*do*d F•br* Ful￿ * 31 oe¢￿2024 **• £858.47 (2023.. £819.2T).
13

ITW ChuT¢h of Scotland
Anatysis of receipls and payments
Selected period: 01 January 2024 to 31 December 2024
Totsl
ythr
Income and endowmonts
Donations and le9ael•¥
210- Offerings Gift Aid
2111 . Offerings Grft AWJ &nal
DOnat￿nS Inn6r
2112- Offerings Gift ￿ Smil
Don81ion5 Traqu
2113- Off¥rirMJs GIftAKI Srnall
DOn#t￿nS VVa*e
212 - Offenngs Non Grfl Ah
220- Tam ReCo￿red under Glt
221- fax Re(xiv8r¢d under Gfft Smal Lknaltyjrtro
230- Legac*$
260. Oonat￿ln5
261- Buikl1ry8 Fund Don•l*Jn
630 - M&iowi Maize
37,549
9.519
9.927
9.927
449
427
4,445
13.010
4.445
15.200
3,220
10.477
1,390
9,853
2.IflJ
235
1,496
14.570
1.1
t3.470
Don•dons •nd lry•el•s Tol•l8
67,346
16.830
84,176
75,777
Incom• Imm ch•rft•bl• •ctlvltl•8
282- Man6e Refurt>Y&hrr*nl
263- Temp Manse In
321 . Eveni IncTrTh Inet offj
322 . Lrf• and Woth Incorne
325- Prinbng and Stgtior
Chaweslnel offj
510. Weddings And Furw•
520. Coifeé Momirq•
$30- ChU￿h CAleriThJ
821 - PWh off iènv*Jl
700- Guikl Members Fe0•
710- Guikl Offentyda
711 . GuihJ Sunjhine Bagj
712 - Guikj 8rfftg an¢J 8uy
713- Gui￿￿ Coffee Morni
714- Guibj Prqed Ino)rt
720- Guikl Ev•nt Incoft
765
1.730
3,087
3,087
2,859
345
417
518
Incorn• Irom eharit•bl• •etlvlth•
Totals
4.849
2.167
7,017
7,833
Oth•r trndlng actlvlt*s
270- Other
310. U*e Ofpr•n￿l
1.073
1,673
12.255
12.255
7.190
¢)ther tr•dlng •divitie¥ Totals
12.855
13,928
7,6
In¥oStm•nts
410- Dep05rt Irte￿5t
430- Omdends
140- Gitt Red￿pt
2,405
1,621
Inveslmwts fotsis
2.405
1.821
14

Totsl
Lajt yv•i
Oth•r income
323. Speual Collecbofi Inojrne
610- Church ef Scotlan¢J Grant
620. Grant frorn Listed Pkn¢es olworshp Sd
631- Malawi
632- Meet And Grpet Gianls
633. wa￿ Wedwd•y Grant
2.731
2.731
1,757
12.835
12.835
7.432
3,022
Otherift¢om• Tot•1
2.731
21.235
23.966
14.212
Income and endowmfrnts
Grand totals
9).187
2.167
39.139
151.495
107,135
Expendlturn
Exp•ndltur• on ch•rftsbl• Kllvl*•J
1730- Offenng ETwelopos
1740- Gwin9 10 Gr￿ Ipr•v M&l•l)
1750- Presbyt¢ry Oue8
1761 . MiniJt•fs Trawl Exwns••
1762- MiniJtefJ T8￿cO￿O
1763- Miniiter Sal•ry
1780- Pulpi Suppty
1790- Org•nists
1791 . ¢kn•n¢rs
1792- Administrator Salary
1793- yo￿￿ wO￿T Emptynart
18W- Inntrteith•n Church Fabr¢
1801 . In￿￿Orthen Hall Fab
1802- Traquair Fwbri¢
1804- Man•• Fabr
1805- Manse R•fU￿ Exp
18C*- Temp M¥n•¢ Exp
1810- mIn￿ Counal Tax
1820. Healing & Lightin9 Inn•r*then
1822- H•8ling & Li9hting Tr•quair
1823- Coit of Servi￿8
1824. Wglkerfoum sor¥￿
1825- Insuranc
1826. Gard•ni
1827. Securrty •nd S•￿ty
1830- Prinb'ng & Cowng
1831 . Sl•lionery Pu￿1C•t10￿ and
1832- Posi&ge
1833. Chvr¢h Webarte Bro•Jb•rKI
1e40- Organs and Pian
1841 - Music E¥pvnses
1860- Mis¢dlaneous
1861- Event Expendrture Inet offj
ie62- Lrft and Wofk (net om
1864- HolNJay Club
1865- Malaw Maxe
1e69- Donation 10 Chorty
1870- IndepÈndenl Examinerfs F•e
1880- Professional Fees- Athit¢Ct
1881 - Other Contr3¢Aors
1882 . Psth 0fren￿l
32,958
32.958
1.120
25.807
1,440
388
428
426
638
1.525
312
1.285
2.102
2.453
3.112
15,C
5.388
541
4,055
541
4.OSS
129
3,035
4,160
152
689
350
4.488
18.390
246
325
18,39)
246
200
4.746
4.746
459
1.951
571
1.951
571
871
375
144
178
1,320
1.080
15

Total
y￿1
1883. Peter Lalimer Prizes
2700. Guihl Caprtalion Feel
2701 . Guikj Prasbyltry Du
2710- GU￿d r*)natkins
2720. Guikj Event Expe￿￿U
2730- Gtsi￿ Hall Hi
2731 . Gui￿￿ Catenng
2732- Outr•ath Expendrtu
Lalt y••r
ICX)
210
345
345
$70
497
10.411
10.411
8.743
Expenditure on ch•YltsWe
activities fotats
82.217
1.471
22.945
1t%,634
65,932
Other •xpendi￿re
1842- C8pilal EquiFwI Pur¢hue
1863- Swa81 co￿￿10￿5 Exwnditur•
1866. Malaw ENwenttiture
1884 . Wafm Wedr￿daY Eyndilur•
79fM). Building¥ Project E¥pendrttsrè
Oth•1
2.531
2,923
2.039
8,834
859
2.531
17,473
17,473
5.720
Oth•r ￿p•n￿lI￿r• Tol•l¥
2,531
28.756
14,855
Expenditum Grand totals
.148
1.471
49.210
135,430
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TRUSTEE REMUNERATION AND RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS
During the yèar Council Tax of £2.986 was pairj in respect of the Mans8 occupied by the Minister.
During the year three Twstees re￿IVed pa￿nent as follows:
eceived £1,112 for travel, telephone & broadband expenses.
received £480 for travel expenses.
hurch Administrator r￿1Ved a salary of £1,560.
No other Trustee received any ￿Munerat￿n or reimbursement of expenses during the year.
No Trustee or person related to a Trustee had any personal interest in any contract or transaction
entered into by the charrty during the year.
During the year a total of approximately £16,588 {2023 £17.620) was recorded as being donated
to the congregation by rts Trustees. The majorrty of these amounts were gfft aided and so the
charity also benefitted from the corresponding tax ￿Covered.
In addition to the recorded monetary donations the Church benefttted greatly from time donated
by its members, including the Finance, Gift Aid and Prcpety Conveners.
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