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MPs' expenses - what your MP claimed – J-Z
18 Jun 2009
List of London MPs' expenses
Glenda Jackson
Hampstead and Highgate
Labour
Second home claim: ineligible. Had to repay £8,000 wrongly claimed towards an annual report. She claimed her maximum London supplement of £14,083.
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Tessa Jowell
Dulwich and West Norwood
Labour
Second home claim: Ineligible. She claimed the maximum London supplement of £14,083.
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Sadiq Khan
Tooting
Labour
Second home claims: ineligible.
Other expenses: £4,500 for media training. Submits monthly bills for three mobile phones.
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Alan Keen
Feltham and Heston
Labour
Second home claims: £121,988 over seven years, for London flat with gym, swimming pool and jacuzzi, even though family home less than 30 mins away. Claimed £164 a month council tax, as did his wife (see below), until Commons officials spotted the duplication.
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Ann Keen
Brentford and Isleworth
Labour
Second home claims: £115,296, for flat shared with Alan Keen (above) bought for £350,l000 but now worth £600,000. Charged £50 for a technician to adjust their Bose home cinema.
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Susan Kramer
Richmond Park
Liberal Democrat
Second home claims: Refused to claim it. Claimed £7,884 in London supplement instead since 2005.
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Jacqui Lait
Beckenham
Conservative
Second home claim: £124,641
Over-claimed on her second home mortgage for three years and had to pay back more than £7,000. Represents seat just 35 mins from London, but declares a five-bedroom house near Rye, East Sussex, as her primary residence - 72 miles from her constituency and 81 miles from the Commons.
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David Lammy
Tottenham
Labour
Second home claim: £25,263 in 2002-4 for a flat in south London, which he no longer owns. Has claimed London supplement for six years, totalling £12,610.
Other expenses: £1,350 for home office makeover and a £50 fan.
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Martin Linton
Battersea
Labour
Second home claim: ineligible. Claimed the London Supplement totalling £14,083 over seven years.
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Andy Love
Edmonton
Labour
Second home claims: claimed £139,052, including £3,500 in legal and property costs, £2,895 on redecoration. £929 for a television and £549 for a sideboard.
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Siobhan McDonagh
Mitcham and Morden
Labour
Second home claims: claimed £22,300 for 2001/2003. Took £11,710 in London supplement over other years.
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John McDonnell
Hayes and Harlington
Labour
Second home claim: refused to claim it, opted for £14,083 in London supplement instead.
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Tony McNulty
Harrow East
Labour
Second home claim: £60,000 of expenses on a constituency home, where his parents lived, 11 miles from Parliament. He lives with his wife in her house in Hammersmith. Since 2001, he has claimed £72,598 in total.
Claimed £5,849 in London supplement too. Resigned as a minister this month after it emerged he was repaying more than £3,000 in mortgage interest and council tax which had been overclaimed. Still facing probe from Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards.
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Bon Neill
Bromley & Chislehurst
Conservative
Second home claims: £41,218 over two years, including £14,224 in stamp duty and solicitors' fees; £1,425 a month mortgage interest; £112 council tax.
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Richard Ottaway claimed £2,650 for half the cost of a £5,300 bed needed because of back problems.
Also claimed £102 on coal and £122 for chimney sweeping at his second home in Surrey.
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Andrew Pelling
Croydon Central
Independent
Second home claims: Nil. Although eligible, he claims the lower London supplement, totalling £7,884 over the past three years.
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Stephen Pound
Ealing North
Labour
Second home claims: £27,533 over six years. Also claimed £4,166 in London supplement over three years.
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Bridget Prentice
Lewisham East
Labour
Second home claims: Not eligible to claim but took £14,083 over seven years in London supplement.
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John Randall
Uxbridge
Conservative
Second home claims: Nil. Although eligible, she chooses to claim the lower London supplement, totalling £5,524 over three years.
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Nick Raynsford
Greenwich & Woolwich
Labour
Second home claims: Not eligible to claim but took £14,083 over seven years in London supplement.
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Sir Malcolm Rifkind
Kensington & Chelsea
Conservative
Second home claims: Ineligible to claim but has received £7,884 over three years in London supplement.
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Andrew Rosindell
Romford
Conservative
Second home claims: £145,881 over seven years, including mortgage interest on London home and grocery bills with Farley's Rusks and jellied eels on them.
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Joan Ruddock
Lewisham, Deptford
Labour
Second home claims: Not eligible to claim but took £14,083 over seven years in London supplement.
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Joan Ryan
Enfield North
Labour
Second home claims: £133,099, over seven years, including £4,500 on repairs to a home 14 miles from the Commons and later £900 on gutters and French doors and £1,888 to redecorate different flat. Also £4,473 in London Supplement over three years.
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Lee Scott
Ilford North
Conservative
Second home costs: Does not claim it.
He has claimed £7,884 in London supplement.
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Virendra Sharma
Ealing Southall
Labour
Second home costs: Does not claim it.
Has claimed £1,958 in London supplement after becoming an MP in 2007.
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Andrew Slaughter
Ealing, Acton and Shepherd's Bush
Labour
Second home costs: Ineligible.
Has claimed £7,884 in London supplement.
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Gareth Thomas
Harrow East
Labour
Second home costs: £107,008.
He has repaid more than £1,600 he claimed for gardening, £1,200 overclaimed on council tax and mortgage interest payments and £30 for wine and other personal items.
Stephen Timms
East Ham
Labour
Second home costs: Does not claim it.
He has claimed £14,083 in London supplement.
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Theresa Villiers
Chipping Barnet
Second home claims: £18,181 in 2007/08 for a Kennington flat including £10,350 for stamp duty. She also claimed £5,072 in London supplement in two years after becoming an MP in 2005.
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Rudi Vis
Finchley and Golders Green
Labour
Second home claims: £70,627
He has also claimed £6,709 in the London supplement. He put in a mileage bill for more than 15,000 miles, with his main home said to be in Suffolk.
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Angela Watkinson
Upminster
Conservative
Second home claims: £122,050 over seven years.
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Malcolm Wicks
Croydon North
Labour
Second home claims: £25,257
He now claims the London supplement and has received £8,758
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MPs' expenses - what your MP claimed - A-H
Reader views (1)
Andrew Rosindell is my MP for Romford. He is claiming money for a second home. How can be justify claiming my money for a second home when he is in very easy commuting distance from London. I travel everyday from Romford to Chancery Lane. Why can't he? This is the kind of thing that should be stamped on. If thousands of people have no problem travelling to work then the MP should do so as well.
- Jan, Romford, 18/06/2009 21:05
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