Annual Report 2011

Mission Statement

St Paul’s Cathedral stands as a symbol and focus of the presence of God in the world and is served by a community of people who work and worship in this place.

Founded in 604, we continue to share in the ministry of the Bishop and and in the wider mission of the church throughout the world.

In the 21st century we present a place of refreshment and encounter in which church, city and nation meet to celebrate a common history and discern the Kingdom of God within the new horizons of an international metropolis.

Using our diverse skills we cherish for future generations the inheritance of worship, scholarship, teaching, music making, art and architectural craft.

Valuing this inheritance we are committed to the cultural diversity, equal opportunities and personal development of all who work here.

We welcome all who visit this House of God.

The resignation of Dean Knowles late in 2011 was the cause of great sadness and regret amongst those who worship at, work for and support St Paul’s Cathedral.

Graeme Knowles achieved a great deal in his four years as Dean of St Paul’s. He contributed to so many areas of the Cathedral’s life, notably, its worship, music and liturgy, its support to the Diocese of London and to the Cathedral’s sound financial management.

The Chapter Liturgy and Music Report

The Reverend Canon Michael Hampel | Precentor

he Cathedral has continued to Donald Hunt, now Assistant Organist at T host services of national, diocesan St Mary Magdalene, Newark-on-Trent, and local significance throughout 2011, and the appointment of Charles Williams including the Cathedral’s own 300th as Dean’s Virger. Esther Anstice joined anniversary celebrations on 21st June the Cathedral’s Liturgy Department attended by HM The Queen and in September as the Administrator for HRH The Duke of Edinburgh. The annual Weddings and Baptisms, working Diocesan services of Ordination and alongside the Liturgical Administrator Confirmation took place in July and and Minor Canons. November, national organisations continued The Cathedral’s annual Messiah was much to commemorate specific events during enjoyed by all who attended. Work began weekday services of Evensong including in July in preparation for a new chamber the Antarctic Explorers, the Deaf Church organ in the OBE chapel funded by the Following Canon Lucy Community and the Children’s Society as Order, work which was dedicated in well as several London livery companies. Winkett’s appointment January of 2012 at an inaugural recital The Cathedral was also the setting for the as Rector of St James’ by Thomas Trotter. January 2012 also saw Service of Remembrance marking the 10th Piccadilly, I was the appointment of Jayne Whiteman as anniversary of terrorist attacks on 11th Canons’ Secretary. appointed to the position September 2001, attended by Louis Susman, of Precentor at Evensong the US Ambassador to the UK. The presence of the Occupy encampment impacted on the accessibility of the Cathedral on 25 March 2011. The City of London Festival continues from its arrival in October 2011 and to hold several major concerts at the attendance at services at Christmas was Cathedral each year and the City of also reduced from previous years. London Symphony Orchestra accompanied the Cathedral Choir in a performance For example it was not possible to relay of Duruflé’s Requiem at the Feast of All any of the three carol services onto a giant Souls. During July an orchestral mass was screen in Paternoster Square. This worked celebrated each Sunday at 11.00am following very well in 2010 and its absence denied a long tradition. at least 3,000 people from joining in these carol services. Sadly the Cathedral also lost July 2011 saw the sad death of Nicki Wynzar, two major events, the Diocesan Schools’ Canons’ Secretary, and a Requiem Mass was Service and the Italia Conti Carol Concert, held for Nicki on 20th July in the Cathedral. as a direct result of the camp’s presence. July 2011 saw the arrival of Simon Hogan, who took over as Organ Scholar from On a positive note, the Cathedral dignity. All of this is, of course, supported maintained good lines of communication by the secretarial team of the Liturgy and The worship, music with the protesters and a carol service was Music departments whose support in held on the west steps on 16th December administering the Cathedral’s many events and liturgy of St Paul’s attended by members of the camp. There is is greatly appreciated. provides a framework much more to be said about the camp and During the course of a year, thousands into which people can its effects but not in this particular report. of people come from all over the UK and enter in to celebrate The Minor Canons are to be congratulated beyond to worship God at the hundreds our common life and on their excellent work in responding of acts of worship held at the Cathedral acknowledge our creatively to the requests for special throughout the year. The worship, music services from the diverse organisations and liturgy of St Paul’s provides a common concerns which who wish to mark significant moments in framework into which people can enter confirms St Paul’s place their history at St Paul’s whilst maintaining in to celebrate our common life and in the nation as the the very high liturgical standards expected acknowledge our common concerns people’s Cathedral. of a cathedral. Thanks to the dedication which confirms the place of St Paul’s in and skill of our musicians, the Cathedral the nation as the People’s Cathedral n continues to articulate our worship of God through the English choral tradition to a remarkable and inspiring standard. We are also noted for the many outstanding organ recitals that take place throughout the year. The worship of the Cathedral continues to be enhanced by the high standard of music provided at each service and the prayerful consideration given to the repertoire used. The Virgers stage-manage all of this quietly and efficiently and, best compliment of all, unobtrusively and with Education

The Reverend Canon | Treasurer

ix Cathedral floor conversations St Paul’s Institute continued with its S focused on key people from the programme of seminars and debates, and Bible and brought together theologians, also expanded its work into the areas scholars, psychotherapists, novelists and of clergy learning and the production of cultural historians, though sadly two an analytical report whilst continuing to evenings were cancelled due to the closure provide online content and articles via its of the Cathedral. Seven Sunday evening website. Ten seminars were provided in meditative services were held, focused on the Wren Suite, all of which received an pairs of biblical characters. Audiences and enthusiastic response and many had congregations numbered from 300 to 500 waiting lists for attendance. Topics covered for both the debates and services. a range of social and economic justice issues; including ethical investment, the Bribery Act, Now in its second year, the programme microfinance, corporate social responsibility of monthly Sunday lunchtime author St Paul’s Forum, and climate change. The Institute also talks, Sunday Forum, continued to thrive continued with its practice of holding a the Christian adult with speakers including , Cathedral floor debate each year, when in learning programme Dave Tomlinson and Bishop Simon March it held a debate on the Robin Hood of the Cathedral, ran Barrington-Ward. With numbers reaching Tax in conjunction with CAFOD, Tearfund up to 75 in the Wren Suite and feedback “The People’s Bible: and the Salvation Army that received an and book-sales healthy, this has established Lovers, Poets, Sinners, audience of approximately 750 people. Full its place as a valuable part of the Cathedral’s video of all events was recorded and made Pilgrims” in the autumn, service to the congregation and Diocese. available on the Institute website, along with taking advantage of In addition, 2011 also saw an Advent Course videos of similar events held nearby the 400th anniversary over four Saturday mornings called “Sacred by Justshare at St Mary-le-Bow of the King James Joys, Sacred Longings: Music for Advent”, Church, Cheapside. taught by Andrew Carwood and exploring Version of the Bible. In early November the first Institute report the themes of Advent and the place for was released, entitled “Value and Values: music in the spiritual life. Plans began to Perceptions of Ethics in the City Today”. shape another such course for Holy Week Because of the heightened media attention and Easter due to its success. We are hugely on the Cathedral at the time, the release of grateful to Elizabeth Foy for her skilled and the report received dozens of press articles committed work in planning, and help in and was downloaded over 4,500 times from executing, imaginative Forum programmes. the website.

Also in November, the first of an ongoing and Philosophy/Ethics RS workshops for series of clergy learning days was conducted secondary students are just some of the In early November the to great success with a full attendance of special events that ran alongside the usual 70 clergy from the dioceses of London list of visit programmes offered in 2011. first Institute report was and Southwark. This day focused on the The department has hosted workshops for released, entitled “Value financial structures of the church and how parishes, community groups and children and Values: Perceptions it interfaces with the markets, including with special education needs. Partnerships of Ethics in the City discussion on mission-based investing and with several universities have also developed Today”. the current global economic context. The throughout the year as the department success of the day has led to a commitment continued to offer In Service Training for to hold at least three clergy learning days student teachers and placements n a year moving forwards, and one such day in May 2012 will take place in the diocese of Ripon and Leeds, thereby extending the footprint of the Institute’s events outside of London. With the arrival of Occupy outside the Cathedral, interest in the work of the Institute widened and we are indebted to Rob Gordon in both shaping that work and being such a fair and level ambassador for it. In the Schools and Families Department just under 26,000 school children of all ages, from different faiths and backgrounds, were welcomed this year. Children especially enjoyed the new experimental and costumed drama learning experiences which aim to bring the faith and history of the Cathedral alive, led by our talented Janet Marshall and her gifted team of schools assistants and volunteers. Art, Spirituality and Poetry days, Bible character sessions, Living History trails, Science days Canon Pastor’s Report

The Right Reverend | Canon Precentor

n his first letter to the Corinthians, On 15th October the Occupy protest I our Patron, St Paul, tells the Christians missed its target of the Stock Exchange and, at Corinth that, if they get their lives of quite suddenly, over 200 tents surrounded faith, hope and love aright and if they get the Cathedral for five months. Members of the nature and style of their worship truly Chapter met regularly with the protesters focussed on God, then even an unbeliever to look at ways in which the Cathedral will get a true sense that, “God is really could both embrace and further some of among you”. their very genuine concerns. It has to be noted, however, that the detrimental effects St Paul’s Cathedral is staffed by both of some aspects of the camp on both St salaried people and volunteers who seek Paul’s and the local environment put a to give all who come to St Paul’s – be tremendous pressure on our regular staff. they pilgrims, worshippers or tourists – For their loyalty and forbearance during this something of that sense that “God is really “God is really period, Chapter is profoundly grateful. among you”. This, of course, is something among you.” that is conveyed not only in our worship The Schools and Families Department but also in the quality of the welcome and continues to flourish with over 26,000 care that people receive once they cross children coming to the Cathedral in school the threshold of the Cathedral. During this groups. We are now working to build more year we have welcomed 1.8 million visitors links with parishes in their childrens’ youth to the Cathedral and almost half of those and “all-age” ministries. This includes were with us for worship. pre- and post-confirmation groups and holiday clubs for which the Department Chapter thanks our staff in the Admissions can provide bespoke sessions on a variety and Visits Departments (which include 170 of themes. volunteers who serve as Welcomers and Guides) for their role in the important To see the wonder in the eyes of young ministry of welcome. Alongside those people visitors and to sense their enthusiasm is, we also have 59 clergy from the Diocese for me, a daily testimony that, yes, the sense who make up the Pastoral Team and provide that “God is truly among you” is being a priestly and pastoral presence within the conveyed at St Paul’s Cathedral – and, Cathedral from Monday to Saturday. All of very importantly, conveyed to future these people, along with the team of Virgers, generations among our many visitors n bring on to the floor of the Cathedral a commitment, dedication and sensitivity that help people sense and discern that “God is really among you”. Fundraising

Gavin Ralston | Lay Canon

ollowing the departure of Nigel Once fundraising for the Chapter House has F Kirkup as Director of Development, we been completed the Triforium will become have now appointed Matthew Lagden as the our main project. We have been engaging new Director. He joins us from Tomorrow’s with all the major Trusts who might fund the People, a charity that runs programmes restoration and display of the historic artefacts supporting young people into employment, that will be part of the exhibition. where he was Director of Fundraising. Before The Friends continue to develop in a very that he worked for Action for Children positive way and we were very gratified that and the British Heart Foundation. We have numbers continued to grow despite the also successfully integrated the support for occupation. In fact many of the Friends rallied the Friends, the School Foundation and the round St Paul’s with an increase in donations Cathedral Foundation into one Development and letters of support. We will now be looking Department, operating within the same at various ways to increase the membership structure as the other Cathedral departments. We are very grateful numbers and to deepen support from for continued support The arrival of the Occupy protest camp had the Friends. a severe effect on our fundraising effort for from the Livery In 2011 the Development Department 2011, the loss of the Dean being a particular Companies, commercial generated a total of £1.8m in funds. This blow. A number of planned activities had to includes £1.6m for specific projects, including organisations and be put on hold, including the launch of the the Chapter House, for undesignated purposes. members of the public, College of Advocates, our successor to the Our existing Corporate supporters all all of whom contribute to North Side Club which we had planned to be the vehicle for the completion of continued their support, many at an enhanced the continued strength of Chapter House fundraising and the re-launch level, either through the Corporate Partners St Paul’s. of our corporate fundraising programme. programme, or for a particular project such as the Chapter House or an event such as Nonetheless we have been able to continue Messiah or the Christmas Concerts. fundraising for the refurbishment of the Chapter House and are now more than We are delighted to welcome a number of halfway to raising the £4.2 million required. new Cathedral Foundation Trustees, including The Chapter House’s upgrade, vital to so many Lord Bilimoria, founder of Cobra Beer; James aspects of the Cathedral’s functioning, is the Wilcox, a Consultant at the law firm Mishcon number one priority for the Development De Reya; Sir John Gieve, formerly Deputy Department, and we are working hard to Governor of the Bank of England; Richard secure the remaining funds. We now hope to Sermon, Chairman of Gryphon Corporate have completed the fundraising element of the Counsel; and The Hon Phillip Remnant, Senior project by the summer of 2012, enabling the Adviser to Credit Suisse. We are also very building work to start in early 2013. grateful that James Olley, Director of Brunswick Communications, has become a Trustee of the We have also been working hard to develop School Foundation n the fundraising aspects of the Triforium project. Fabric and Collections

The Reverend Canon Mark Oakley | Treasurer

n May the final stages of scaffolding Design work has also been completed I were removed from the exterior for the Interpretation project proposals of the Cathedral (north side of the for the west Triforium, to the stage where nave), marking the completion of the an application for approval under the comprehensive external stonework repair Care of Cathedrals Measure can be made. and cleaning programme which had been Proposals for the installation of artworks by running since investigative work began Bill Viola moved forward through the year on the peristyle in 1995. The work was with Foster and Partners invited to design completed in time for the service attended the frames and setting. Design work has also by HM the Queen in June to mark the restarted on new proposals for relighting completion of the original construction the exterior of the Cathedral to replace the of the Cathedral in 1711. existing lighting installed in 1989. Work has been in progress throughout the year on Within the Cathedral the final elements In September the first phase of works related to the of the extended programme aimed at Chapter House development, consisting of an installation, improving accessibility in the crypt were the construction of a new security box in “Perspectives”, by completed. Work is now in preparation for the undercroft together with a new cash architect John Pawson improving safety and accessibility mainly office, central installation of new IT systems on the staircases in the upper parts of was installed in the and a ground source heating installation. the Cathedral. Geometric Stair for four Within the Cathedral new furnishings Design work has been taken forward during months and opened for made by Luke Hughes were installed in the the year on the proposed ramp, steps a restricted period direct Middlesex Chapel, carrying the badge of and entrance to the north transept lobby, the Middlesex Regiment which generously from the exterior via the aimed at improving wheelchair access into funded them. Dean’s Door. the Cathedral. This ramp will have some impact on the area of the north churchyard In the OBE chapel the new and handsome immediately outside and proposals for organ by William Drake was completed a partial re-design of the north and east ready for dedication on our Patronal churchyard have been developed in response Festival. This is the final component in the to this in discussion with the Corporation comprehensive reordering of the chapel of London who are responsible for the initiated in 1990. Within the crypt a new maintenance of the churchyard. To guide memorial was erected to commemorate these discussions, a comprehensive those who died in the pursuit of science Heritage Statement has been prepared in the British Antarctic Territories, designed for this part of the churchyard. by Graeme Wilson with Fergus Wessel and made by Fergus Wessel. In September an installation, “Perspectives”, the repair of the Minor Canons’ aisle and by architect John Pawson was installed in Dean’s vestry clocks. Students returned to ‘The cataloguing of the the Geometric Stair for four months and continue the cleaning and numbering of the opened for a restricted period direct from pre-fire Cathedral stones and several items Wren drawings has the exterior via the Dean’s Door. from the collections were conserved before continued with many going to exhibition. Several loans have Work has been in progress during the new discoveries such been made by the Cathedral for national year in the south-east churchyard, where as re-attributions and and international displays and exhibitions. the Corporation of London has removed re-dating which together The volunteer embroiderers, who devote the coach park and began re-landscaping considerable time and energy for the good are generating a radical the area, together with improvements of the Cathedral’s vestments and textiles, to the pavements along the south side revision of the design joined the Collections Department and of the Cathedral. history of the building. have, amongst other things, been repairing As regards the Cathedral’s collections, the copes designed for George V’s Silver 2011 saw the completion of important Jubilee Thanksgiving Service in 1935. documentation recording current The autumn and winter contained many departmental working practices and an challenges and the Clerk of Works, Martin overview of the content and significance of Fletcher, and his Works Department team the collections. The library has continued worked loyally, energetically and patiently fielding enquiries from a wide range of under great pressure. We are extremely people and institutions relating to the grateful to them all. Likewise we are history of the Cathedral. Work began on indebted to the continual hard work of the rationalisation of the library contents. Simon Carter, Jo Wisdom, Teresa Heady and The cataloguing of the Architectural Archive Catherine Angerson in the Collections team. collection has continued and research has This was the year in which we reluctantly been undertaken to supply information for said goodbye to Martin Stancliffe who has major Cathedral projects. The cataloguing of served the Cathedral for nearly 1/15th of the Wren drawings has continued with many the current building’s history. We wish him a new discoveries such as re-attributions and happy retirement. His expertise, passion and re-dating which together are generating a dedicated love of St Paul’s will be missed. radical revision of the design history of However, we were delighted to welcome the building. Oliver Caroe as his successor and greatly The conservation of watercolour look forward to this new partnership n visualisations of the quire by FC Penrose between Surveyor and Cathedral was completed and the maintenance of the Cathedral clocks was continued with Finance

Chapter Finance Committee

he year 2011 brought financial Expenditure during the year on projects challenges to the Cathedral. paid for specifically from funds made Gross incoming resources T available by our generous donors was During the first nine months the number of for the year were £1.66 million (2010 £2.68 million). We paying visitors indicated that there would be £15.27 million, compared continue to seek new funds from fundraising a record outturn for the year. However the for a number of important projects. to £15.08 million in well publicised protester’s camp, established 2010. Grant income for mid October, reduced expected visitor RESULTS specific fabric projects, numbers by c35% during that period of the Gross incoming resources for the year were year, enforced cancellation of events and principally from St Paul’s £15.27 million, compared to £15.08 million increased legal and operating costs. As a in 2010. Grant income for specific fabric Cathedral Foundation, result the operating surplus was lower, by projects, principally from St Paul’s Cathedral was £1.57 million (2010 £800,000, than anticipated. Foundation, was £1.57 million (2010 £2.62 £2.62 million). Secondly, the measures taken by the million). The main projects in the year were Bank of England of holding interest rates completing the North side cleaning and low and conducting ‘quantitative easing’ continuing the interpretation project, the to encourage growth, reduced bond yields reserve collection store and the enabling increasing technical provisions on the closed works for the Chapter House rebuild. pension scheme. These and other market The gross income from commercial factors increased the pension deficit by activities, which included admission charges, £1.89 million. the crypt shop and event income, increased The London tourist market continues to by £0.24 million to £8.59 million. The gross be a great success and projects such as income from fees and charges, relating Oculus and the audio guide have ensured principally to the School, was £3.27 million the Cathedral has joined in this success. (2010 £3.17 million). During the year there were 785,000 Revenue from voluntary income of £0.76 (2010 820,000) paying visitors to the million was up 14% on last year, whilst Cathedral. The Cathedral is highly lowered interest rates and dividend dependent on this income. yield meant that gross income from Net incoming resources for the year were the investment and property portfolios £1.03 million (2010 £1.27 million), but net remained almost static at £0.44 million assets fell by £2.20 million from £18.98 (2010 £0.41 million). million to £16.78 million. INVESTMENTS AND CASH clauses of a covenant with the Trustees, the Cathedral currently holds £2.07 million in a The Cathedral holds £7.60 million in ‘Net income from investment units and £4.03 million in cash separately identified account for the benefit tourism and commercial deposits managed by CCLA Investment of the scheme. activities, on which Management and invested in CBF Church THE SCHOOL of England Funds. Despite the volatility the Cathedral remains The School, managed under an Instrument and changes in markets, the long term heavily dependent to of Delegation from Chapter, increased the performance of the investment fund has average number of pupils in the year and enable it to sustain its been satisfactory. CCLA operates an generated a small operating surplus. work and mission in effective ethical investment policy and all its aspects, again also ensures that cash deposits retain GENERAL their Triple A rating. achieved excellent Throughout the year there were specific Cash flow was carefully managed and reviews, as well as a continuous review results.’ overall net cash balances and loans, including programme, of the major risks to which the cash deposits above, were £5.30 million the Cathedral is exposed and also of the at the end of the year. systems established to mitigate those risks. DEFINED BENEFIT This structure and process will continue PENSION FUND to be examined and tested to ensure it remains appropriate and effective. Following The scheme, closed to new members and the protesters’ camp, the structure will be service accrual, was replaced by a defined examined further. contribution scheme in 2007. Under FRS17 the deficit at 31st December 2011 was Chapter have considered the £5.21million. The triennial valuation by the requirements under FRS30 regarding Actuary as at 1st October 2010 disclosed a accounting for heritage assets. Whilst the deficit of £6.30 million (1st October 2011 Cathedral maintains a full inventory the £6.90 million). The formal recovery plan valuation of those items is not practicable. in place, agreed with the Trustees and the Actuary, to reduce this deficit is for the The reserves policy established by employer to pay £660,000 pa in monthly Chapter, set to ensure there are adequate instalments and, in addition, two lump reserves and funds to finance short term sums of £500,000 (both paid in 2011) and reductions in income caused by unexpected a further £500,000 in January 2013. Under events, economic downturns or similar, remains in place n Summary Financial Statements

Consolidated Statement of Financial Activities

£000’s 2011 2011 2010 Income Resources Unrestricted Restricted Endowment Total Total

Tourism & trading 8,588 - - 8,588 8,250 Voluntary & mission 1,250 2,883 - 4,133 3,807 Grant income 198 1,899 - 2,097 2,616 Investment income 333 103 - 436 40 Other 112 (98) 14 -

10,481 4,787 - 15,268 15,079

Expenditure Resources

Ministry, music & outreach 2,740 2,761 - 5,501 5,085 Cathedral and precincts upkeep 2,160 1,662 - 3,822 4,581 Trading 2,995 - - 2,995 2,640 Administration 1,693 230 - 1,923 1,503

9,588 4,653 - 14,241 13,809

Net incoming resources 893 134 0 1,027 1,270 Net (Decreases) Increases in Funds (1,649) (511) (34) (2,194) 3,626

Consolidated Balance Sheet

£000’s 2011 2011 2010 Investments Unrestricted Restricted Endowment Total Total

Equities 3,821 1,402 2,378 7,601 8,888 Cash deposits 3,775 260 - 4,035 3,952 Property 8,645 - - 8,645 8,195

16,241 1,662 2,378 20,281 21,035

Pension reserve (5,208) - - (5,208) (3,312) Cash at bank 799 468 - 1,267 601 Other net assets (liability) (268) 712 - 444 654

11,564 2,842 2,378 16,784 18,978 Five Year Summary

£000’s 2011 2010 2009 2008 2006 Funds Generated

Net incoming resources 1,027 1,270 1,460 1,279 1,083 Investment and property gains (losses) (3,221) 2,356 352 (3,678) 2,339

Increases (decrease) in funds in year (2,194) 3,626 1,812 (2,399) 3,422 Funds b/f 18,978 15,352 13,540 15,939 12,517

16,784 18,978 15,352 13,540 15,939

Funds by Category

Unrestricted 16,772 16,525 14,181 12,558 12,829 FRS17 Pension reserve (5,208) (3,312) (4,038) (3,695) (2,470) Other restricted funds 2,842 3,353 3,061 2,777 3,083 Endowment 2,378 2,412 2,148 1,900 2,497

16,784 18,978 15,352 13,540 15,939

SUMMARISED AUDITOR’S STATEMENT opinion on the consistency of the ACCOUNTS TO THE CHAPTER OF summary financial statements with the These summarised accounts are not ST PAUL’S CATHEDRAL full financial statement and annual report. the statutory accounts but a summary We have examined the summary We also read the other information of information relating to both the financial statements which comprise the contained in the summary annual statement of financial activities and summary of the financial activities and report as described in the contents the balance sheet. The full financial the summary consolidated balance sheet. section and consider the implications statements from which this summary for our report if we became aware of This report is made solely to is derived, have received an unqualified any apparent misstatements or material Chapter, as a body, in accordance opinion from the Cathedral’s inconsistencies with the summary with the Accounting and Reporting by auditor, Deloitte LLP. financial statement. Charities: Statement of Recommendation These summarised accounts do Practice 2005. Our work has been BASIS OF OPINION not contain sufficient information undertaken so that we might state to We conducted our work having to allow a full understanding of the Chapter those matters we are required regard to Bulletin 1999/6. The auditors’ financial affairs of the Cathedral. The to state to them in an auditor’s report statement on the summary financial full financial statements were approved and for no other purpose. To the fullest statement issued by the Audit Practice th by Chapter on 28 March 2012 extent permitted by law, we do not Board for use in the United Kingdom. and will be delivered to the accept or assume responsibility to Our report on the Cathedral’s full Church Commissioners for England. anyone other than Chapter as a body, financial statements describes the for our audit work, for this report or The full financial statements, including basis of our audit opinion on those for the opinions we have formed. auditors’ and Chapter’s reports, may financial statements. be obtained from: The Chapter House, RETROSPECTIVE St Paul’s Cathedral, St Paul’s Churchyard, RESPONSIBILITIES OPINION London EC4M 8AD. OF THE TRUSTEES In our opinion, the summarised AND AUDITORS financial statements are consistent with the full financial statements and the The trustees are responsible for annual report of St Paul’s Cathedral for preparing the summary financial the year ending 31st December 2011. statement in accordance with the guidelines as specified by the Deloitte LLP Church Commissioners under the Chartered Accountant powers given to them by section 27 and Registered Auditors of the Cathedrals Measure 1999. Our London 28th March 2012 responsibility is to report to you our Staff list 2011

CHAPTER COLLEGE OF DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR The Very Reverend Dr MINOR CANONS Matthew Lagden (from 9th August 2011) Dean (from 25th May 2012) The Reverend Jason Rendell Sacrist HEAD OF HUMAN RESOURCES The Right Reverend Ruth Moore CVO The Reverend Andrew Hammond Dean (until 1st November 2011) Succentor DEAN’S VIRGER Michael Page (until 31th May 2011) The Right Reverend Michael Colclough The Reverend Sarah Eynstone Canon Pastor Chaplain Charles Williams (from 30th June 2011)

The Reverend Canon Dr Giles Fraser MUSIC DEPARTMENT EVENTS CO-ORDINATOR Chancellor (until 21st October 2011) Andrew Carwood Jane Laws Director of Music The Reverend Canon Mark Oakley COLLECTIONS MANAGER Treasurer Simon Reynolds Simon Carter Assistant Director of Music & Organist The Reverend Canon Michael Hampel LIBRARIAN Precentor (from 25th March 2011) HEADMASTER OF THE CATHEDRAL SCHOOL Joseph Wisdom Mrs Lucrezia Walker Lay Canon Neil Chippington HEAD OF SCHOOLS AND FAMILY EDUCATION SURVEYOR TO THE FABRIC Mr Gavin Ralston Janet Marshall Lay Canon Martin Stancliffe (until 25th December 2011) HEAD OF ADULT EDUCATION Professor Peter McCullough Oliver Caroe (from 1st January 2012) Lay Canon Elizabeth Foy HONORARY FINANCIAL ADVISERS REGISTRAR MANAGER OF Robert Ward ST PAUL’S INSTITUTE Nicholas Cottam CB OBE Graham Ward Robert Gordon SOLICITOR TO THE CATHEDRAL CLERK OF THE WORKS HEAD OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Owen Carew-Jones Martin Fletcher Gerald Wynter HEAD OF FINANCE

Martin Pennington SECRETARY TO THE FRIENDS OF ST PAUL’S DIRECTOR OF VISITOR SERVICES, MARKETING & PR Roger Walkinton

Mark McVay

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1. The Consecration of the Bishops of salisbury and Stepney 2. 300th Anniversary 9. 3. Eucharist for the Conversion of the Feast of St Paul 4. Installation of Michael Hampel as Precentor 5. Andrew Carwood and friend at the Lord Mayor’s Show celebrations 6. The Lord Mayor’s Show 7. 10th Anniversary Memorial to the Victims of 9/11 8. The Duchess of Gloucester Visits the Cathedral School and Choristers 9. 10th Anniversary Memorial to the Victims of 9/11 10. 300th Anniversary 10. Graham Lacdao / St Paul’s Cathedral. This is for all images unless otherwise indicated. © 2012 Copyright The Dean and Chapter of St Paul’s Cathedral