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Parliamentary Expenses 2008-9 and Q1 9-10

The link which is also here is to my expenses claimed up to and including Q1 2009-10.

There is an error in the 2008-9 papers where some documents have been scanned more than once, but that is obvious if you compare the pages and the document reference numbers.

People will be able to note that the last time I made a claim for anything relating to my second home in London was on 31st March 2009.

As people know I took the view that the country needed to make economies. That, therefore, was a simple economy to make.

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