Cambridge University Reporter


College contributions in the financial year 2004-05 and grants from the Colleges Fund: Notice

It is regretted that a transcriptional error occurred in the headings to the first table in this Notice, published in the 15 June 2005 paper edition of the Reporter. The correct text is published below.

13 June 2005

College contributions in the financial year 2004-05

The Council have received the following information from the Finance Committee which they now publish to the University.

The audited accounts of the Colleges have been received and enquiries, where appropriate, have been made to ensure that the contributions of Colleges have been calculated in accordance with the provisions of Statute G, II.

The table overleaf gives the net assessable income of each College, the gross contribution, and the net contribution to be made.
  Assessable
Income
£'000
Deductible
Items not
included in
Assessable
Income
£'000
Excess of
Deductible
Items brought
forward from
previous years
£'000
Net
Assessable
Income
£'000
Gross
Contribution
£'000
Set off
therefrom
£'000
Net
Contribution
£'000

Christ's   1,300   911   -   389   19   -   19
Churchill   882   675   -   207   6   -   6
Clare   1,728   624   -   1,104   118   -   118
Clare Hall   91   119   -   -   -   -   -
Corpus Christi   988   870   -   118   4   -   4
Darwin   417   335   -   82   2   -   2
Darwin   417   335   -   82   2   -   2
Downing   786   588   198   -   -   -   -
Emmanuel   1,837   962   -   875   83   -   83
Fitzwilliam   329   496   361   -   -   -   -
Girton   838   778   -   60   2   -   2
Gonville and Caius   1,820   1,223   -   597   42   -   42
Hughes Hall   215   266   204   -   -   -   -
Jesus   1,346   626   -   720   60   -   60
King's   2,873   3,734   -   -   -   -   -
Lucy Cavendish   133   257   -   -   -   -   -
Magdalene   873   496   -   377   18   -   18
New Hall   625   946   1,349   -   -   -   -
Newnham   1,272   951   -   321   10   -   10
Pembroke   1,204   1,002   -   202   6   -   6
Peterhouse   1,123   498   -   625   46   -   46
Queens'   974   676   -   298   11   -   11
Robinson   381   503   -   -   -   -   -
St Catharine's   1,106   767   -   339   15   -   15
St Edmund's   6   95   -   -   -   -   -
St John's   4,689   2,274   -   2,415   315   -   315
Selwyn   703   702   -   1   -   -   -
Sidney Sussex   1,392   705   -   687   54   -   54
Trinity   19,098   6,973   -   12,125   1,771   -   1,771
Trinity Hall   1,493   936   -   557   36   -   36
Wolfson   -43   400   -   -   -   -   -

    50,479   30,388   2,112   22,099   2,618   -   2,618
Transferred to the
Colleges Fund under
Statute G, II, 13
                          2,618

Totals in financial
year 2003-04
  49,457   33,181   697   18,820   2,775   50   2,725*

* The total net contribution in the financial year 2003-04 included a voluntary contribution of £500,000 from Trinity College.

Grants from the Colleges Fund

The Council have received the following report from the Committee of Management of the Colleges Fund which under Regulation 4 for the Fund (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 905) they now publish to the University.

1. The amount of money available in the Fund for distribution in 2005 is approximately £2,620,000.

2. The Committee of Management has approved the following grants to the corporate capital of Colleges to be paid on 30 June 2005:
 £
Churchill 60,500
Clare Hall 86,000
Darwin 125,100
Downing 20,900
Fitzwilliam 282,200
Girton 62,600
Hughes Hall 249,200
Lucy Cavendish 183,200
Magdalene 5,200
New Hall 283,100
Robinson 315,800
St Catharine's 103,400
St Edmund's 280,900
Selwyn 186,500
Wolfson 375,400
  _______
TOTAL 2,620,000

3. These grants have been calculated by using the model of a standard College with a basic requirement for endowment. The figures take account of the actual endowment requirements of the relevant applicant College, having reference to numbers of undergraduates, full-time equivalent fee-paying graduates, Fellows, and College Teaching Officers.

4. The Committee of Management does not intend to make any one-off grants in addition to the endowment-based grants listed above.