Whittington Church by S H Grimm, 1785. The building in the churchyard, far left is probably the original Webster Whittington School. It is thought that there has been a church on this site since 1140. This old Norman church was replaced with a new church built in 1862 and opened in 1863, however, this church, apart from the tower and steeple, was destroyed by fire in January 1895, but was subsequently re-built.
Charity Commission
The Webster’s Whittington School Charity and Estates is registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales. Registered Charity No. 527010.
You can view the Charity’s details on the Charity Commission’s website here: Charity Commission
Governors
There are a number of Trustees, or Governors, who are resident in the area, and who are all volunteers. The Trustees, or Governors are responsible for controlling the work, management, and administration of the Charity.
None of the Governors receive any remuneration, payments, or benefits from the Charity.
Governing Document
The Charity’s original governing document dates back to schemes dated 7 July 1874 and 8 February 1896, and the Charity has been registered with the Charity Commission since 13 February 1964.
Income
The Charity derives its income from land which it leases and from investments. Other than the Charity’s operational expenditure, the Charity’s income is used solely for providing grants.
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