furniture stained glass
organs ornaments
monuments fixtures
glass ornaments
ornaments and other chattels
Finances:
Objects:
the objects of the cio are, for the public benefit, to further the religious, pastoral and other charitable work of (i) st john the baptist church, holland road and/or (ii) st george's church, campden hill (each a 'church' and together 'the churches'), including in particular (but without limitation) by:1. supporting and assisting with the maintenance, repair, restoration, preservation, improvement and development of the fabric and grounds of the churches, together with the churches' associated buildings, monuments, fixtures, fittings, furniture, stained glass, statues, vestments, plates, ornaments and other chattels, organs, and churchyards (and for the avoidance of doubt (i) improvements may include alterations and new building works required to enhance the use of the churches for the public benefit; and (ii) maintenance, repair, restoration, preservation, improvement and development of the churches or the churchyards shall include work required on other buildings, graves, paths, benches, walls and fences, trees, hedges and any other object within the curtilage of the churches and churchyards); and/or2. providing financial and other support connected to the work of the churches in such other ways as the trustees in their absolute discretion think fit, including to support the ministry, music or other charitable activities at or in connection with the churches, or to pay for insurance.
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