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Copy of CF REPORT MAY 16 2.Xlsx 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall 2016 to CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date date CF shortfall 2015 2014 Barnstaple Archdeaconry Barnstaple Deanery 578967 241236 192881 92% 48356 70181 46930 Hartland Deanery 265411 110588 76707 88% 33881 40993 46474 Shirwell Deanery 123361 51400 30156 64% 21245 25363 7248 South Molton Deanery 189939 79141 66509 82% 12632 5946 3055 Torrington Deanery 171707 71545 51064 82% 20480 11458 2193 Holsworthy Deanery 90584 37743 29173 67% 8570 15122 4357 Total Barnstaple 1419969 591654 446489 79% 145164 169063 110257 Exeter Archdeaconary Aylesbeare Deanery 531800 221583 175205 81% 46378 33601 17036 Cadbury Deanery 267449 111437 76585 67% 34852 16280 21647 Christianity Deanery 846814 352839 325931 89% 26908 -106 2700 Tiverton & Cullompton Deanery 683826 284928 197930 81% 86997 43286 39744 Honiton Deanery 577807 240753 151264 73% 89489 26205 8004 Kenn Deanery 378722 157801 135390 86% 22411 14870 22583 Ottery Deanery 644684 268618 231629 86% 36990 13534 11994 Total Exeter Archdeaconry 3931102 1637959 1293934 80% 344025 147669 123708 Plymouth Archdeaconary Ivybridge Deanery 205041 85434 47813 58% 37621 26910 12026 Plymouth City Deanery 992818 413674 349397 76% 64277 50698 52950 Tavistock Deanery 373120 155467 125369 89% 30098 309 4663 Total Plymouth Archdeaconry 1570979 654575 522579 74% 131995 77917 69639 Totnes Archdeaconary 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall 2016 to CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date date CF shortfall 2015 2014 Moreton Deanery 306251 127605 97580 98% 30025 4535 15075 Newton Abbott & Ipplepen Deanary 338829 141179 125966 91% 15213 6161 5008 Okehampton Deanery 234381 97659 75302 100% 22357 5438 16504 Torbay Deanery 668639 278600 190053 69% 88547 86628 106496 Totnes Deanery 375006 156253 115193 69% 41060 17475 31332 Woodleigh Deanery 348810 145338 140131 95% 5206 5609 14806 Total Totnes Archdeaconay 2271916 946632 744224 87% 202407 125846 189221 Non-parochial 0 0 2863 795 Total 0 0 2863 0 795 0 0 GRAND TOTAL 9193966 3830819 3010090 58% 824387 520496 492825 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall CF shortfall CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date 2016 to date 2015 2014 Barnstaple Deanery Barnstaple St Peter & St Mary 35507 14795 8000 54% 6795 10000 0 Barnstaple Holy Trinity 60016 25007 25005 100% 2 0 0 Bishops Tawton 20567 8570 8570 100% 0 0 0 Goodleigh 8601 3584 3585 100% -1 0 0 Newport 35371 14738 14740 100% -2 0 4 Pilton 21851 9105 9105 100% 0 0 0 Ashford 10101 4209 4210 100% -1 0 0 Sticklepath 21637 9015 9015 100% 0 0 0 Braunton 75676 31532 10000 32% 21532 39853 37326 Fremington 69736 29057 20000 69% 9057 21075 9640 Georgeham 46458 19358 19360 100% -3 0 0 Heanton Punchardon 35246 14686 14685 100% 1 0 0 Marwood 12747 5311 5310 100% 1 0 0 Bittadon 2727 1136 1135 100% 1 0 0 Ilfracombe Holy Trinity 35813 14922 0 0% 14922 0 0 Lee 6616 2757 2755 100% 2 0 0 Morthoe 8961 3734 2988 80% 746 -747 0 Woolacombe 22463 9360 8738 93% 622 0 0 Ilfracombe St Philip & St James 25472 10613 10615 100% -2 0 0 West Down 7136 2973 2975 100% -2 0 0 Instow 10698 4458 10698 240% -6241 0 -40 Westleigh 5567 2320 1392 60% 928 0 0 Deanery Total 578967 241236 192881 92% 48356 70181 46930 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % CF shortfall CF shortfall CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received of due to date 2016 to date 2015 2014 Hartland Deanery Abbotsham 18765 7819 0 0% 7819 12292 7261 Alwington 7148 2978 2980 100% -2 553 0 Buckland Brewer 5108 2128 2130 100% -2 0 -3 Bucks Mills 3053 1272 0 0% 1272 0 0 Clovelly 6365 2652 6365 240% -3713 0 0 Hartland 13767 5736 13767 240% -8031 0 0 Parkham 7650 3188 0 0% 3188 2145 2728 Welcombe 5765 2402 2400 100% 2 0 0 Woolfardisworthy 8880 3700 3000 81% 700 0 0 Appledore 29894 12456 9964 80% 2492 0 0 Bideford St Mary 85697 35707 22000 62% 13707 0 0 Landcross 4493 1872 1870 100% 2 0 0 Littleham 8989 3745 2996 80% 749 0 0 Monkleigh 3160 1317 1315 100% 2 0 0 Northam 49665 20694 5000 24% 15694 26003 36488 Weare Giffard 7012 2922 2920 100% 2 0 0 Deanery Total 265411 110588 76707 88% 33881 40993 46474 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall CF shortfall CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date 2016 to date 2015 2014 Shirwell Deanery Berrynarbor 9726 4053 3244 80% 809 873 0 Brendon 1921 800 650 81% 150 210 0 Combe Martin 16086 6703 5500 82% 1203 14390 0 Countisbury 890 371 370 100% 1 0 0 Lynton 15717 6549 2500 38% 4049 8259 4142 Martinhoe 1552 647 645 100% 2 0 0 Parracombe 2982 1243 1245 100% -3 0 0 Trentishoe 250 104 0 0% 104 1000 0 Bratton Flemming 14872 6197 1859 30% 4338 -1 0 Challacombe 5394 2248 0 0% 2248 0 0 East Down 1709 712 854.5 120% -142 0 0 Kentisbury 457 190 0 0% 190 0 0 Loxhore 3450 1438 1440 100% -3 0 2106 Shirwell 10943 4560 3648 80% 912 0 0 Stoke Rivers 2275 948 950 100% -2 0 0 Landkey 12785 5327 5325 100% 2 0 0 Swimbridge 17481 7284 0 0% 7284 0 0 West Buckland 4621 1925 1925 100% 0 632 0 East Buckland 250 104 0 0% 104 0 1000 Deanery Total 123361 51400 30155.5 64% 21245 25363 7248 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall CF shortfall CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date 2016 to date 2015 2014 South Molton Deanery Burrington 1264 527 525 100% 2 0 1802 Chawleigh 8813 3672 2000 54% 1672 0 0 Cheldon 2403 1001 0 0% 1001 0 0 Chulmleigh 15653 6522 4000 61% 2522 0 0 Meshaw 2049 854 855 100% -1 0 0 Thelbridge 3898 1624 1250 77% 374 983 1253 Wembworthy 3826 1594 0 0% 1594 0 0 Witheridge 16235 6765 5000 74% 1765 4968 0 East Worlington 7738 3224 1935 60% 1289 0 0 Bishopsnympton 5923 2468 0 0% 2468 -1 0 East Anstey 5879 2450 2450 100% 0 -5 0 Knowstone 324 135 135 100% 0 0 0 Mariansleigh 1707 711 710 100% 1 0 0 Molland 1138 474 475 100% -1 0 0 Rose Ash 2061 859 2061 240% -1202 0 0 West Anstey 4035 1681 1680 100% 1 0 0 Charles 3250 1354 1355 100% -1 0 0 Chilttlehamholt 2912 1213 729 60% 484 0 0 Chittlehamton 18123 7551 8036 106% -485 0 0 Filleigh 6761 2817 2815 100% 2 0 0 High Bray 3100 1292 1813 140% -521 1 0 Kingsnympton 8930 3721 3720 100% 1 0 0 North Molton 22983 9576 9575 100% 1 0 0 Twitchen 1243 518 0 0% 518 0 0 Romansleigh 1883 785 785 100% 0 0 0 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall CF shortfall CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date 2016 to date 2015 2014 South Molton 26432 11013 11015 100% -2 0 0 Nymet St George 8132 3388 3390 100% -2 0 0 Warkleigh 3244 1352 200 15% 1152 0 0 Deanery Total 189939 79141 66509 82% 12632 5946 3055 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall 2016 to CF shortfall CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date date 2015 2014 Torrington Deanery Ashreigney 7617 3174 0 0% 3174 0 0 Braodwoodkelly 2667 1111 1110 100% 1 0 0 Brushford 1832 763 1832 240% -1069 0 0 Winkleigh 19162 7984 3000 38% 4984 0 0 Dolton 20180 8408 8410 100% -2 0 0 Dowland 1925 802 800 100% 2 455 0 Iddesleigh 6761 2817 2815 100% 2 0 0 Monkokehampton 1086 453 455 101% -3 0 0 Alverdiscott 3145 1310 0 0% 1310 0 0 Atherington 3382 1409 0 0% 1409 -64 -106 Beaford 4207 1753 1755 100% -2 0 0 High Bickington 14362 5984 3600 60% 2384 0 0 Horwood 351 146 145 99% 1 0 0 Huntshaw 3277 1365 0 0% 1365 0 0 Newton Tracey 2480 1033 1035 100% -2 0 0 Roborough 3686 1536 1228 80% 308 0 0 St Giles in the Wood 4002 1668 1670 100% -3 0 0 Tawstock 8298 3458 3460 100% -3 0 0 Yarnscombe 4283 1785 1070.75 60% 714 0 0 Buckland Filleigh 3098 1291 960 74% 331 2192 2299 Huish 1557 649 260 40% 389 0 0 Langtree 3060 1275 3060 240% -1785 0 0 Merton 3716 1548 0 0% 1548 1855 0 Newton St Petrock 1755 731 730 100% 1 0 0 Petersmarland 1408 587 708 121% -121 0 0 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall 2016 to CF shortfall CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date date 2015 2014 Petrockstowe 5416 2257 2708 120% -451 0 0 Shebbear 6313 2630 2630 100% 0 1020 0 Sheepwash 250 104 105 101% -1 0 0 Frithelstock 2015 840 1007.5 120% -168 0 0 Great Torrington 27510 11463 6510 57% 4953 6000 0 Little Torrington 2906 1211 0 0% 1211 0 0 Deanery Total 171707 71545 51064 82% 20480 11458 2193 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall 2016 CF shortfall CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date to date 2015 2014 Holsworthy Deanery Ashwater 4550 1896 0 0% 1896 0 0 Beaworthy 250 104 105 101% -1 0 0 Clawton 3277 1365 1000 73% 365 0 0 Halwill 6503 2710 1500 55% 1210 2240 2439 Tetcott 2015 840 840 100% 0 0 0 Black Torrington 10823 4510 4510 100% 0 3497 0 Bradford 5845 2435 2435 100% 0 0 0 Thornbury 3547 1478 1480 100% -2 0 0 Highhampton 1427 595 357 60% 238 0 0 Abbots Bickington 1243 518 0 0% 518 717 343 Bradworthy 5725 2385 2385 100% 0 0 0 Bulkworthy 250 104 0 0% 104 0 748 Putford 1089 454 467 103% -13 0 0 Sutcombe 4037 1682 1680 100% 2 0 0 Hollacombe 448 187 185 99% 2 0 0 Holsworthy 18542 7726 4100 53% 3626 8418 0 Milton Damerel 1420 592 0 0% 592 0 0 Bridgerule 6979 2908 2979 102% -71 0 0 Pyworthy 12364 5152 5150 100% 2 0 0 Pancrasweek 250 104 0 0% 104 250 827 Deanery Total 90584 37743 29173 67% 8570 15122 4357 2016 Common Fund Receipts as at 31st May 2016 Received as % of CF shortfall 2016 CF shortfall CF shortfall Assesment Due to date Received due to date to date 2015 2014 Aylesbeare Deanery Aylesbeare 3075 1281 1280 100% 1 0 0 Clyst Honiton 2924 1218 1220 100% -2 537 1363 Farringdon 1776 740 740 100% 0 0 0 Rockbeare 11378 4741 4740 100% 1 0 0 Sowton
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