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Warning over ‘reputational risk’ damage from Church abuse scandals

  • The Church Commissioners announced a £1.6 billion investment from 2026 to 2028 aimed at clergy support, church repairs, and net zero plans.
  • This investment follows safeguarding failures highlighted by the Makin Review and high‑profile abuse cases, raising reputational risks at an elevated level.
  • The funding includes £30 million for national safeguarding work and a nearly 11% clergy pay rise, alongside £190 million to decarbonise church properties by 2031.
  • Alan Smith called the £1.6 billion distribution "the highest in the Church's history," while Dame Sarah Mullally noted a 36% funding rise valued to affirm clergy.
  • The investment aims to support safeguarding, clergy retention, net zero goals, and address past wrongs despite anticipated public criticism and reputational challenges.
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Religion Media Centre broke the news in on Sunday, June 8, 2025.
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