Who are we? |
Our Management Team |
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St Leonard's Management is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, registered charity number 1196963. There are currently three trustees: Barbara Nurse, Andrew Praill and Sue Russell. For their contact details, please see our 'Contacts' page.
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We have just set up our Management Team and held our first meeting at the beginning of March. All day-to-day decisions about St Leonard's will be made by the Team. We will meet several times a year, and the minutes of our meetings can be found here. Current members are:
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We're still looking for more people to join our Management Team, particularly people who are interested in fund-raising, communications or governance. If you would enjoy helping to raise money to keep the building going, or if you are interested in keeping the community informed about our work, or if you’ve got experience of writing policies, we need you! Please get in touch - see our 'Contacts' page.
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Sue Beagley (Administrative Support)
Audrey Bott (Treasurer) David Cheshire (Shop representative) Trevor Edwards (Business support) Dave Edwards (Maintenance support) Shanthi Menon (Finance Support) Anna Morley (Café representative) Barbara Nurse (Trustee) Andrew Praill (Trustee) Sue Russell (Trustee) |
What do we do?
In 2010 the PCC handed over responsibility for the day-to-day running and the maintenance of the building to St Leonard's Management. Since then St Leonard's Management has been responsible for the upkeep of the church. In 2021 a new team of three volunteers agreed to become trustees, and St Leonard's Management became a registered charity.
We are responsible for:
- the day-to-day maintenance and repairs;
- staff costs;
- cleaning; *
- all the utility bills; *
- insurance;
- major works such as the new heating system.
* The community shop contributes a proportion of the utility and cleaning costs.
We are responsible for:
- the day-to-day maintenance and repairs;
- staff costs;
- cleaning; *
- all the utility bills; *
- insurance;
- major works such as the new heating system.
* The community shop contributes a proportion of the utility and cleaning costs.
Participants at a willow weaving workshop run in the church by Brigit Graham of Old Hill Willow, Eyton. Photograph: Brigit Graham
Registered charity number 1196963. Click here for our Constitution.
