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              17  Debt securities
                 The Bank’s debt securities are initially recognised                          2024
                 at fair value and subsequently measured at fair   £’000                                 2023
                 value through other comprehensive income. The    Debt securities as
                 instruments meet the SPPI criteria but as the assets   at 1 January         47,409    30,412
                 are in a Held To Collect and Sell Business Model, they
                 are recorded at Fair Value with changes recorded   Purchases/fair
                 through Other Comprehensive Income (OCI).        value movements
                                                                  during the year            24,337    36,997
                 Changes in the fair value of debt securities are
                 recognised in other comprehensive income         Securities sold/redeemed
                 and presented in the fair value through other    during the year            (6,609)   (20,000)
                 comprehensive income reserve. When the debt      Debt securities as
                 security is sold or matures, the gain or loss    at 31 December             65,137    47,409
                 accumulated in equity, together with the tax thereon,
                 is reclassified to the income statement.




              18  Property, plant and equipment                   Depreciation is charged to the income
                                                                  statement on a straight‑line basis over the
                 Property, plant and equipment are stated at cost
                                                                  estimated useful lives of each part of an item.
                 less accumulated depreciation and accumulated
                                                                  The estimated useful lives are as follows:
                 impairment losses. Where parts of an item of
                 property, plant and equipment have different useful     – Property leases   2 to 15 years
                 lives, they are accounted for as separate items of
                                                                     – Computer hardware   1 to 5 years
                 property, plant, and equipment.
                                                                     – Fixtures and fittings   3 to 10 years
                 Leases in which the Bank assumes substantially all
                 the risks and rewards of ownership of the leased   The Bank’s depreciation methods, useful lives,
                 asset are classified as finance leases and are stated at   and residual values are reviewed at each balance
                 the amount equal to the lower of their fair value and   sheet date.
                 the present value of the minimum lease payments at
                 inception of the lease, less accumulated depreciation.



                 2024                                        Property    Computer        Fixtures
                 £’000                                          lease     hardware    and fittings       Total
                 Cost

                 Balance at 1 January 2024                     2,152          456          1,060        3,668
                 Additions                                         –           98             –            98
                 Disposals                                       (52)         (132)           –          (184)
                 Balance at 31 December 2024                   2,100          422         1,060         3,582
                 Accumulated Depreciation

                 Balance at 1 January 2024                       648          264           730         1,642
                 Charge for the year                             156          117           151           424
                 Eliminated on disposals                         (52)         (132)           –          (184)

                 Balance at 31 December 2024                     752          249           881         1,882
                 At 1 January 2024                             1,504          192           331         2,026
                 At 31 December 2024                           1,348          173           179         1,700
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