your MP been up to no good

Is that right? It reckons that a lot of MP's claimed over £99,999 in one year!

If it includes salary then maybe, but otherwise I wouldn't have thought so
 
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look at some of the distances they live from Westminster. one is 5 miles away, and claims a second home
 
Matt's cartoon in the D Tel yesterday showed two MP's walking side by side.
One said to the other:-
"Now that I know we have been up to no good, the speaker has to go".
 
Constituency: Devon North
MP: Harvey, Nick
Party: LD
Expenses
Second Home: £23,036
London Supplement: £0
Office: £21,278
Staffing: £90,449
Stationery: £952
IT Provision: £1,374
Staff Cover: £0
Communication: £9,834
Travel: £11,251

Total Expenses: £160,492


Nice to see my money going into the local community, and the local Schooling, Health Service tec:bang::thumbsdown:
 
Office: £21,278
Staffing: £90,449

Total Expenses: £160,492


Nice to see my money going into the local community, and the local Schooling, Health Service tec:bang::thumbsdown:

In this case over 55% of the expenses are being fed into the local community in staff wages and almost 15% in rent of office space.

Presumably stationery and IT provision is also relatively local
 
Constituency: Gravesham
MP:
Party: CON
Expenses
Second Home: £22,587
London Supplement: £0
Office: £13,598
Staffing: £85,166
Stationery: £957
IT Provision: £1,009
Staff Cover: £0
Communication: £21,063
Travel: £2,602

Total Expenses: £149,535
 
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Not my MP but in the neighboring constituency the MP is the son of my old headmaster,he was the sort I would not have trusted to tell me I had a hole in my bum so I am not surprised that the son is in the top 20 troughers in Westminster.Having said that my own MP is only marginally better.
 
In this case over 55% of the expenses are being fed into the local community in staff wages and almost 15% in rent of office space.

Presumably stationery and IT provision is also relatively local

should staffing be replaced with 'family' in some cases:D
 
Hmm..

Constituency: Harrogate and Knaresborough
MP: Willis, Mr Phil
Party: LD
Expenses
Second Home: £22,905
London Supplement: £0
Office: £22,322
Staffing: £87,024
Stationery: £1,792
IT Provision: £1,127
Staff Cover: £0
Communication: £6,638
Travel: £20,553
Total Expenses: £167,561
 
In this case over 55% of the expenses are being fed into the local community in staff wages

depends if the staff wages are both kids the wife and a sister

somebody on the radio argued they should be paid a similar salary to a high school head teacher £90,000 a year :eek:

I'm completely out of touch with government salaries 90k a year sounds a lot to me
 
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Three of the potential candidates for the new Speaker of the trough have been caught up in the expenses scandal.
 
Interesting...we have 2 MPs here one spent £1800 on travel the other £8500:thinking:
 
Constituency: City of York
MP: Bayley, Hugh
Party: LAB
Expenses
Second Home: £23,083
London Supplement: £0
Office: £20,229
Staffing: £91,614
Stationery: £1,412
IT Provision: £1,028
Staff Cover: £0
Communication: £8,364
Travel: £13,472

Total Expenses: £163,319


And from back home...

Constituency: Barnsley West and Penistone
MP: Clapham, Mr Michael
Party: LAB
Expenses
Second Home: £20,256
London Supplement: £0
Office: £8,052
Staffing: £62,689
Stationery: £223
IT Provision: £1,310
Staff Cover: £0
Communication: £4,121
Travel: £8,247

Total Expenses: £106,710

*shakes head and raises fingers*
 
Constituency: Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey
MP: Alexander, Danny
Party: LD
Expenses
Second Home: £23,083
London Supplement: £0
Office: £20,971
Staffing: £81,712
Stationery: £950
IT Provision: £1,002
Staff Cover: £0
Communication: £11,798
Travel: £26,414

Total Expenses: £168,478

Spends a lot on travel which is understandable, not so much on staffing as DTMs first guy.
 
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