The Church of Scotland
East Kilbride: Westhills Parish Church of Scotland
Formerly
East Kilbride: Westwood Parish Church of Scotland
Receipts and Payments
Report of the Trustees and Financial Statement
For the year ended 31 December 2025
Congregation No: 171109
Scottish Charity No: SC 001857

TTUStee%' Annual Report
Yeai. ended 31 Decembei. 2025
Reference #nd Administrative Infonnation
Cliai-ity Naine..
Charity Regisirdtion Niimber..
Congregatioi) Refel'ell￿ No-.
Contact Addres5'.
East Kilbrtde Westhills Parish Church of Scotland.
SC001857
171109
lune Cormie tTreasurer)
166 Rockhampton Avenue
East Kilbride
G758EL
Trustees of Westhills Parish Church as of 11112026
Kirk Session / Trustee Elders (Former￿ We5twoodl as of 11112026
Maureen Thomson, FioD2 Mitchell. Mark Willkams. lanet MtKay. Yvone Gallacher, lune Corn?ie. Sandrd Burt
Lorna Lee. Rev Kevin Mackenzie
Retired as of 3111212025.. EIiLibeth Donald. Robert H3rL Margaret Roger. Margaret Syme. Marion Dickte
Kirk Session l Trustee Elders IFornErly Greenhills) as of 1/112026
Helen Matliieson, Norma Clare. Mary Coles. Lynn Martin
NoJi-Trustee Iclers
ElS￿h Briody, GeTry Briody. Nap Li2P0rluf￿￿. Janis RatTog4 RaynJ)nd IIK)mson. Kay Whilehead
Principal Offlre-bearers
MiT)iSter.. Rev K. Mathen7ie
SessiotE Clerk.. Mrs S Burt
Ch￿rch Treaslirer.. Mrs I Cormie
Indèpendent Examiner
Lynn Holmes
53 Duniiottar Crescent
Siew2rtfield
East K51bi-ide
G74 14PL
Bankers
Royal Baiik of Scotland,
1583 fienwick R03d,CiFfftrtk
Glasgow, G46 6XB
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ast Kilbride Westhills Parish Chui'eh of Scotland.
Trustees, Annual Report
Year ended 31 December 2025
Structiire, Governance and Management
GoverningDotument
The Church is admi nistered in accordancewith the terms of the Unitary Constitution of the Church of
Scotland
Formation of East Kilbride: Westhills Parish Church of Scotland SC001857
East Kilbride.. Westhills Parish Church was legally formed on l January 2026 being the union of East
Kilbride.. Westwood Parish Church of Scotland and East Kilbride.- Greenhillschurch of ScotLind.
East Kilbride.. Westwood Parish Church SC001857 isthe continuing charity now known as Westhills Churth.
Worship takes place within the former Westwood Church building. The Greenhills buildinE will be
disposed of on the open markel.
Recruitment and Appointment of Trustees
Twelve elders form the Trustee Body or Kifk Se55ion. A5 agreed in the Basis of Union eight elders derived
from Westwood Kirk Sessin and ft)ur from Greenhills Kirk Session. The elders of the church are chosen
from those members ofthe church who are considered to have the appropriate giftsand skil 15. The
minister, who is a member of the Kirk Session, is elected by thecongregation and inducted by Presbyterv.
There are seven elders who serve as non-trustee elders. Five elders of the former Westwood Kirk Session
chose to retire at the time of the union with East Kilbride.. Greenhills Parish Church. Thosewho serve as
Trustees now are,. Maureen Thomson, Fiona Mitchell, Mak Williams, Janet McKay. Yvonne Gallacher, June
Cormie, Sanclra Burt, Lorna Lee (formerly Westwood Trustees) AND Helen Mathieson, Norma Clare, Marv
Coles, Lynn Martin Iformerly GreenhillsTrusteesl and Rev Kevin Mackenzie (Ministerl
Organisational Structure
West hills Parish Church (formerly Westwood Parish Church) operate5 under the Unitary Constitution of
Ihe Church of Scotland. The Kirk Session or Trust￿ Body is Chair￿ by the minister and meets monthly
except for July and August. Certain responsi bilities are delegated to individualsappointed to specific role5
such as Treasurer, Clerk, Safeguarding Coordifiator_ In all instances the whole body of Trustees carry
responsibility jointW several ly. Wherethe Covid 19 pandemic had an adverse effect upon
organi5ational structures with Fi nance Committee, Property Committee, Ways & Means Committee and
Magazine Commirtee no longef functioning as they did before and, in some instances, not functioning at
al I, the creation of Westhills Parish Church has allowed a renewed focus on these strL¢Ctures. Finance
continues to have robust processes in place. The Kirk session is also responsible for spiritual affairs within
the church. Those who are mefflbers of the Kirk Session are Charity Trustees.

Objectlvesand Activities
The Church of Scotland is Trinitarian in doctrine, Reformed in traditionand Presbyterian in polity. It exists
to glorify God and to work for the advancement of Christ's Kingdom throughout the world. As a national
Church, it acknowledges a distinctive call and duty to bring the0rdInan￿S0f religion to the people in
every parish of Scotland through a territorial ministry. It cofjperateswith other Churches in various
ecumenical bodiÈs In Scotland and beyond.
Westhills Parish Church Iformerly Westwood Parish Church) conducts Public W0￿h¥p every Sunday at
10.45am. The LDrd's Supper iscelebrated quarterly in March, June, September and December with other
less formal celebrations of the Sacrament at Easter. The Sacrament of Baptism or if appropriate the
Ble￿ing of a Child is celebrated by arrangement with the consenting parties. Ashort act of worship in the
form of a PrayerTime isheld every Wednesday afternoon at 1.30pm withinthechurch.on a monthly
basls, Prayer fime becomes a more structured act of worship known 35"Setond Wednesdaf for those
who cannot attend on Sunday mornirk8
An c￿erVieW0f 2025
The Cafe layout ofthe sanctuary continues to serve the congregation very well, it 15 relaxed,
conversationa5 and interaction with the mini%ter during worshipis enhanced. Worship has been created
around three song5 or hymn5 Wlth music for reflection and the congregation sharing the word50f the
Grace rather than a Benediction being pronounced. While four hymn51songs is a typical formot to
Sunday morning worship it does stil I havesome flexibility. Patterns of worship are alwaysopen to
development ancl are responsive to change5 in the numbers attending.
We continueto have Mr Mark Williams a5 a Worship Leader who has kindly covered the Ministerfs
holidays and other times when the Minister has had to cover dutie5 in Hamilton where through thefirst
halfof 2025, he conti nued as Interim-moderator k)r a linked charge.
The layout of the sanctuary does require a constatbt moving offurniture for the sar)ctuary to be used for
funerals, weddi ngs, baptisms and use by other organisationswho hire the sanctuary space. Typically, this
is covered by a small number of people but when need arises there are otherswho step up and make
Ilght work of reconfiguring the sanctuary space. No one can ever say that the pattern we currently have
will work forever and a day- things change, people change. but at thistime it seem5 to work well for u5.
Attendances were typically around 80 has now increased to around 120 on a Sunday morning and mid-
week around 20 at the Prayerrime and s￿Ond Wednesday service. Baptisms now tend to take place out
with Sunday morning WDf5hip perhaps on a Sunday afternoon. This does create a disconnect between
congregation and infants/ families being welcomed into the life of the church. However, in 9)me other
Christian traditions baptism normally takes place out with thesunday morning act of worship.
Wednesday5 continue to bethe focus of mid-week activity with Mini-Library growirE stronger in
numbers. Closure of Council Facilit*s encouraged new groups to seek accommodation in the church
halls. Drum EK has continued with us on Wednesday mornings and are now joined by Education in
Retirement. Wil low Club joined us on
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Monday mornings from the autumr> 0*2024. The Red Deer Table Tennisclub have now moved on to the
Westwood Community Hall. Accommod3tingthesecommunityeroups. makingsurewe can open and
close hallsfor them, and coordinating their activitiesaround those of FAB Out of School Care has had its
challenges and will continue to have challenges as we work toward a low risk environment in respect of
Safeguarding. Reduci ng or removing overlap between community groups and children especially 3rouAd
the use of toi let facilities needs constant monitoring. But we are glad to make everyone welcome and to
see the church building in good ￿￿.
The availability of worship via the internet I church websitecontinued through 2025 with prayers,
sermon, scripture readinES and hymns Icourtesy of you Tubel being available. This feature is created
weekly by the minister but there is clearly an opportunity for others to be involved in creating content,
recording audio and creating the website post5. Early 2026 has allowed live recordings of segments of
worship Iscripture, prayer and sermon) to take place. This delays production of the worship post on the
website but allow5 for the participation of others in the recording process.
In pl ace of Church based organisations outside organisations are providing places of fellowshipl
friendship. Probus Club meet twice per month within the sanctuary providi ng a gathering for men in
addition to Men's Fellowship. Kilbryde Ladies hold their meetingswithin the sanctuary once per month.
It is good that church facilities are offering community space. The church however, needs to learn how
to use these opportunitie5to build relatior15hi p5that offer faith. We must not forget the puipose of the
Church is to worship God and bring people to salvation in Jesus Christ.
Mr Robert Porterfield serve as Properly Convener with oversight of Westhills Church and the Manse.
Tom Sorbie serves as Property Convener for the Greenhills Church building, which will be disposed ofon
the open market. The Greenhills buildingc0nti￿eS in use by communitv Eroups. Mr Porterfield is rbot a
church member however hi5 wife is an Elder and Trust￿ of the con8regation. Mr Porterfidd, even in the
short time he has been within the Property Convener role, has made a significant difference in bringing
the church back to a placewhere we are agairk meeting our obligations in complian￿. The large project
of renewi ng and upgrading part5 of the Westhillschurch heating 5y5tem is currently in proce￿. Artefacts
from the Greenhills buÉlding are beginningto find a new home and use in theWesthi115 building.
Hospitality features large in the life of Westhillschurch. There is not a time when people gather that teas.
coffees and bakinE afe not on offer. The church office is in frequent use as an extension of kitchen
Our Presbytery Elder, Janel McKay continues in that role and has been a constant for us during the
Presbytery Planning process.
WorkingToward a Union
The Trustees expre55 thanks to members of the Workin8 Group formed to assist with conversation
around the upcomin8 union of Westwood and Greenhills. The Working Group continue to exist as a
listeni ng ear in the early 5t3ges of a new congregalion.
Both con8regètions have been open toward each other and we all feel that the union ha5 worked well
and people are comfortable with each other. Weall acknowledge
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thdt we have nevei embarked on this kÉnd of proce￿ before. There is still a lot to do and at time5 we are
somewhat gropin8 in the dark!
During 2025 Greenhi115 congregation continued to have a consistent body of 40 worshipers each Sunday
with a Communion Roll of under 100 member> Working Sunday by Sunday with Pulprt Supply the
congregation offer thanks to Rev Stuart Smith and Mr lan Douglas who fulfilled most of the worship
needs during 2025. A number of United Services with Westwood congregation helped highlight the
tuture and ease some ofthe occa&ons when Pulpit Supply was impo￿ble to find.
Endeavouring to uphold it5goals to- Follow Jesus, Commandments, to love God and Neighbour.. to work
tOEether in hope and faith for Christian Value5- to stjpport the Church's presence in the community and
wider world- and to serve Jesus who is the Way the Truth and the Life.. Gre￿h1&15 congregation continued
to celebrate important events in the Christian Calendar such aschristian Aid Week, World Day of Prayer,
Lent Study Groups, Easter services and the Tuesday Discus￿On Groups.
The hlring of hall accommodation to comrwnity Broups hascontinued throtEh 2025 and will continue
post union hopeful of Bn outcomewherÈ the future of the Greenhills building IWe5thillscomm￿Ity Hub)
will beas a community resgurce in the absence of any other community resource in the Gr￿nhiL1$ area.
Data Protection Act
Steps are being taken to make sure thal personal information held by Westhills Parish Church (formerly
Westwood Parish Chtsrchl is up to date and accurate. However, we recognise the challenges that come
with that in50far as we no longer have a system of olle elder to one district. Basic communicationwith
those whose names are on the Communion Roll but who are not able to attend church and with onty
seven non-trustee elders serving presents problems we have not yet resolved in terms of pastoral care,
regular contact and therefore ascertainingwhether data hdd is accurate and how we verify data held by
U5.
Risk Management
By and large theTrUSte￿ feel thal the future of Westhillschurch is in line with the Church of Scotland as
a whole. Steady income from h311 renla15 helpsto stabilise the financial situation. We no longer run
major fundraising events like church fetes and now appreciate that the days for such events has drawn to
a close. However, the ongoing 5UPPOrt that comesthrough hospitality.Sheanna's Card st311 and Maggie's
Table are not insignificant. Congregational giving does not meet the full running costs of Westhills Parish
Church Iformerly Westwood Parish Churchl.
Westhi115 Church depends heavily on the availability of hall spaceto 8enerate income from hall rentals.
Congregational social life, fellowship meetingsand the like makes use of the Sanctuary space rather than
thehall5.
Financial Rewew
The principal source of income 15 regular donations thfough Bank Standingorder, and Gift Aid Reclaims.
The familiar Freewill Offering envelope is discontinued.
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Typlcally, the congregation would produce additional income through fundraising events and hospitality.
We cannot assume that the congregation alone is able to generate a51 the income necessary to fund church
life. Seeking and securing income from other sources is vital. Overall. the ideal scenario might be one
where the rental illcome from use of halls is sufficient to cover the running of the church i.e., heating and
lighting costs. insurances, regular mainten3nce contracts, lfire alom, intruder alarm, emergency lightin&
fire safety equipment) painting and decorating costs and the on8oing replacement of broken I lost
equipment. These costsvary from yeartoyear.
Currently the only organisation5 not to be charged rent for using the halls are thurch based organisations
and youth organisations. In total 6 organisation5 use church / holl accommodation free at point of use
these are,. Ladies Fellowship, Men's Fellowship. Girls, Brigade, Rainbows. Brownies and Guides.
The clear responsibility upon charity trustees is to act in the interests of the charity i.e.. Westhills Church.
Through 2025 the financial position of the church appears to be stable.
Statement of Tru5tees' Responsibilities
The members of the Kirk Session (Trustee Body} must prepare financial ststements, which give sufficient
detail to enable an appreciation of the transartions of the Church during the firbancial year. The members of
the Kirk Session are responsible for keeping proper accounting records which. on request, m*Jst reflect the
financial position of the Church at that time. This must be done to ensure that the financi315tatements
comply with the Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotlandl Act 2005, the Charities Accounts (Scotlandl
ReEulation5 2006 and the Regulotions Anent Con8regational Finance approved by the General Assembly of
the Church of Scotland in 2007. They are also responsible for safeguarding the a55ets of the Church and
must take reasonable steps for the prevention andlor detection of fraud and other irregularities.
5tewardshlp
The Giving to Grow contribution for 2025 was paid by standing order and at 31st December 2025 was paid
in full. We continue to encourage our congregation to review their giving.
Reserves Polltv
At the year end the Church held unrestricted funds of £155.252 of which £3,601 is in respect of the
organisations. The church wishes to carry forward at least three months General Fund Expenditure to cover
the situation of short term interruption to income plu5 an additiorbal sum to cover unanticipated fabric
expenditure. The church wishes to carry forward at least three months General Fund Expenditure to cover
the situation of short term interruption to income plus an additional sum to cover unanticipated fabric
expenditure.
Approved by the Trustees and signed on their behalf
Sandra Burt
Session Clerk
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Independen¢ Exxnjiner's Report to the T￿Stee$ of East KilbrAde We5tbills Parish Church
I report on the accounts of the chariij" for the yearendui 31 Decemlxr 2025 iithich are set oui on pages 9 10 13.
Respectl¥e reS￿￿$&bIlItIeS of trustees txaminer
The ch&2ril) S ¢ru5fees are reswnsiblc for ihe Pre￿ra110n ofihe accounts in a(xord•EJC¢ ii'ith ihe iem]s of ihe Charities
aÈ)d TTuséee InveMm¢nl (Sc￿18nd) Acl 2W5 and the Ch#TIiie5Acc￿llts {S¢thland) Re8ulaiion4 2(KKp.
lThe charii}' Éru5t¢¢S COn5i(kr ihat the udii tEqUÉWErneni of Regul*1(￿ 10(l} Idl of the Re8ulalions dots t
applj. It is m) rcswisibklilj io examine th¢ aCcou￿ts as tequird setti(bn 44(1} Icl of ih¢ Act and Io siale
i￿h¢Iher tArLiclllar malters huve cfyne lo allerttion.
Basls of independent examlner's statemetlt
An examination is carried olli it) accordance ivith Res￿[￿11¢]￿ I l of Ihe Charities Ac(xyJnts (Scotland) Re8ulaiions
2006. An eiainination includ¢5 8 Tevaeii" of ihe aLXQUTrting rec(Kds ke￿ by ihe chariii. aDIl a comparison of the
ccouTrls presenied ii'tih ihose ￿e0rd5. 11 alg? iDcliidcs considerniion of artv Unusual ilcms or disc105ures Én the
accounls. and 5¢cks e.xplanation5 from Ihc ITU51ec5 ¢￿)CernIng aTt) such malleY5. "lThe ￿￿￿￿￿[¢5 u[￿er18Ken do n
provide all ihe evidence thai itrould be trquired in an audit. ond LYM)wllenily I do not exwess audit opinion on Ihc
vieiv given bj the aL¢ount
Indepe￿￿ent ex#mincr'5 $tatement
In the cc)iirse of m) t.￿mInall￿: matter ha5 lo my aiienlii
IIthiLh 8sves ffte rea9)nablc cause to believe ihai in gny malcrial le¥￿cl Ihe requircmcnts".
lu keep u¢¢ounling retords in accordance ivith SeciÉon 44 (Ixal ofthe 2W5 Aci ar￿ ReBuI￿lon 4 of thr 2(K)6
AcLI)unlS Regulatio[4 and
. tr) prep&rL' accounts ithich Ivith th¢ accouTrtin8 Jr¢()rds and 0￿pIY iyiih RegulatiM 9 ot. the 2¢
Acc()un15 Regulations have rK)L t￿ert meL or
ti) Ivhich. in my opinion. alLenii(m should ￿ ¢kniV￿ tn otthr ￿ enable a prwyr under51anding ul-thc ac￿u￿[S to
b¢ reached.
Uy- klg
LyrÈn Holrncs
Add￿ss.
i3 Dunnotlar Cr¢sttnl
E&%'i Kilbride
(174 4PL
Dale
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East Kilbrtde Westhills Pgrlsh Church of SeotlaDd
Recel ts alld Pa
mellts Account
Year ended 31 Deeember 2025
U•ftstfitted lieslritted
F•Bd5
Tot*1
Tot%1
2•
2025
2025
2024
Reeei
72670
i1613
1783
1783
9539
ACtivit￿S F
9)19
Ba*k& t￿￿11 mwe
I]￿etESt HMRC
2?7)
1052
87109
57109
666)7
Ktntsl ofwemixs
Sale oras
)5965
?3330
Ic ofiHTr*strnel515
[kfikn￿tc
Fab Bus- Aller￿h￿￿)l Oub
Other Recei￿S
Cri>ssTtv&h
24
187
•43
EnerE!. Sw¥"e)' Ref¥EvJ
Lunch for Ho5pKe
B￿)k.￿all
?410
7331
(aj1￿ F¢¢kn￿sh1p
Mtns Ft[k¥￿ThiP
flwler Fu￿1
670
670
12196)
730
TolAI Re¢ei
94381
njents
C05t5 ofgeneralino fuads
Char51able #¢¢ii-itse5
C￿Nern￿nce cosis
79645
788)7
Total P
ments
79645
78857
Exce55 of Receipts oyer Payments for the year before
tr#n5ftrs
Transfers
xcess of Retelpt$ over Payrnepts for tIEe year
42320
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East Kilbride Westhiils Partsb Church
Statement nf Balanees
be
025
F4ods
TDt*l
2025
Z024
P40
BNnk & De
oslt Balantts
ank & de￿￿11 bplonce5
Shi loThYard
111610
113610
Movement year..
Ex£w (bfkcttk￿5Q¥el P•T*￿Ts for ￿￿}eaT
155?4
Bgnk & dwsji bJl¥tes
cJrrKd for¥￿￿
15593(1
1559JO
Il3610
Inyestrnents at tRarkrt value
leost £ lil)
16ii
(iift Aid Receivabk
0s'erpa)Thmeni -Gtbins ioGff
1731H
17304
S￿5
3314
173(V
173
Lla
The aCc￿nIS iirere 8pwovcd b)" the KiFk Sc55ion ￿ the
IWif21J20
For and on behaifof the Kirk s￿l0n
sessio￿ Ci¢Yk
Tre*sDrer
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Notes for
tlie
ai* f the financial statemcDts
edji
i. Ti'ustce Re￿￿￿eNtiO# Rtlftted Parl). TranSaCt￿n5
Dui'ing tlie y¢ai' 4 ttustees teteivtd retsnburscmcnt of expen5e5 1Th￿rred totslling £8,779. No
tW8tees LTceived ai)y remiinei'ation.
No Éiiistce ot a p¢rson Èo a trustee had any illt￿￿t ill any (On1￿ or transaclio
enlered inio by Ilieeharity diiriiio theyw.
2. Movements Fun(l$
Atl Ja
At 31 Dtc
2025
Rtrtipis
PtyHtthts
20
Uiirestrictert
FLU
IW108
11584?
?92
75711
1623
1507J2
919
Congre￿10n71 chga￿ls￿l￿$-
[Jook51￿1
L￿le￿ fdioiv511ip
MLXCS fdio¥iship
FIothEr fund
2410
825
i35
836
6?0
12196)
Rtstricteil funds
678
678
Tot41 fuiid$
121%5
1559iQ
Pur
J'Ro%lricid Funds
Churtli I)rOj￿L. To Figlil s￿l8T￿a￿ls￿
of Dc51
naled fLiiids
Defibrillator fuiid= Purdia5e and lip keq) Df Defibrillaor
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uttrrstftl￿ Reshi¢W EttdoMbtAt
Funds
F¥nd5
101
Toial
Totgl
2024
2025
3. Anxlysis of Don%tiOllS
3r16
39661
Jg76
3985
st*￿1)8 OrdeTs.Gift Aid tkn*ion5
ReLxbvered on Gift Atd t*￿11￿45
O￿l[￿Y OITcrings {l)w Pl#¢)
Othw Qff¢riw. IN)￿)0￿5 dc
44iB
?)45
)id5
72670
2296
4. An#lysis of Paymtyjls
Costs of gcntrniing funds
Inve31menl MwkweF5' f¢e5
otferins ￿¥￿0Ve$
ch￿rItAble *ctivities
MiTriSlÈ¢'S expen￿5
Givliig to GFQIY
Prfsbytthy ducs
PL*Ipii Supply
(Mhersla￿7Tr￿ fOSL*
ClrJnin8
5977
1977
3849J
38493
1470
43a83
1470
236
41(
0[g￿j￿ Supply
Fkn¢ tLI)ai(s &
6987
2884
3676
Covncil T
I4￿ lishl
Insur
Ch￿r￿5 OfficE
81tal GIVing Cluge5
3676
6982
3JS5
45)6
3451
3i88
3355
3317
4556
579
750
579
527
750
720
Fi4b BUS
Fund Naisin¥
21
Chiych ]J￿eSt￿ Fu￿j
Cros5 Re
th[￿l011 10 Flospitt
187
243
1623
1623
(k￿ls¥￿10n5
Books￿1
825
S25
539
Mt*s Felloiyship
Flower Fund
78d
7885?
78857
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5. fvlinistei 5 Stipontl
All Chvi'di of Scotland congreoalion% fomtribure to the Naliofii￿ I Slip￿d fund ivhicli iKars the costs of all
minist￿.5. 51ipeiid5 and ￿Mploya,8 conlribviions foi iiisui7nc¢: pension #nd housiiig loan fuiid.
Miiiisiers, stipeiids gl'e paid sii gCCOFéan¢e ivslh the nalioTr>l Slitthd s￿1& ivhidi is relatcd ts) y¢)rs ol. servfLT.
Foi" the S'e￿. undei. revi￿ the niininium Siiptnd iv&s £32.433 and the In&xiiiiuii) stip&id iii )d) ￿ld subseqisa)t
Years Df%aTrsce- £J9.856.
6 Activitl¢s for Gettei'atin(F Fuii(ls
Diii"Ing the year 10th101-£9.iJ9 ivas iai5ed from ihefolloiyiTrg events:_
Incornt
Expense5
Tra115frrs
Toi*l
2OZ4
Cotlee and Teas
l-lallowe¢n Liinch
Chi'isiiiias Brunch
lthiTrttc Liiiicli
Evlaggies Table
Librnry
Sillg a Long
she￿la's Ckwds
5725
48>>
240
i788
642
i75
2046
.27
2075
15
5)2
I(￿79
Retiriiig orreriiigs
Poppy Su)(land
Z025
ios
2024
206
Pag¢ li