| Income | £ | Expenditure (Phase 1) | £ | |
Phase 2 requires continuous fundraising towards repairing and strengthening the church tower and rehanging the bells. Total costs for this phase are estimated at £96,000, of which we have so far raised £35,000. (Note also the costs in 1912.)
| Incoming Resources | £ | Outgoing Resources | £ | |
| Barclays Bank | £ | Bell Restoration Fund | £ | |
| Business Premium Account | 5443.01 | As at 25 April 2008 | 27588.63 | |
| Community Account | 500.20 | |||
| HSBC Bank | Add | |||
| Current Account | 577.02 | Excess of Incoming Resources | 8931.93 | |
| Savings Account | 2000.33 | in first year as charity | ||
| Deposit Bond | 28000.00 | |||
| 36520.56 | 36520.56 |
These accounts have been examined by an Independent Examiner and are confirmed to represent a true and accurate statement of the affairs of the Friends.
This photograph shows Judith Kauntze, Trustee of the Devon Historic Churches Trust, presenting a certificate to mark the award of a £4,000 grant to the Rev. John Carvosso, for repairs to the Church. Also in the photograph, bottom right, is the Team Rector, the Rev. Kim Mathers.