Expenses

£11,900k paid across 38,467 claims in 2025 to 26. Average per MP £18.2k.

2025 to 262024 to 25 All categories AccommodationMiscellaneousOffice CostsStaffing

Highest totals

#MPPartyPaid
1Sarah Pochin
Runcorn and Helsby
Reform UK£86,288.51
2Liam Byrne
Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North
Labour£57,882.17
3Peter Dowd
Bootle
Labour£57,840.88
4Tulip Siddiq
Hampstead and Highgate
Labour£51,175.79
5Al Carns
Birmingham Selly Oak
Labour£48,245.33
6Colum Eastwood
Foyle
Social Democratic & Labour Party£46,994.37
7Dame Meg Hillier
Hackney South and Shoreditch
Labour (Co-op)£46,084.55
8Alison Griffiths
Bognor Regis and Littlehampton
Conservative£45,891.53
9Esther McVey
Tatton
Conservative£44,773.57
10Steve Barclay
North East Cambridgeshire
Conservative£44,448.87
11Rupert Lowe
Great Yarmouth
Restore Britain£43,754.30
12Natalie Fleet
Bolsover
Labour£43,592.06
13Jon Trickett
Normanton and Hemsworth
Labour£43,388.80
14Adrian Ramsay
Waveney Valley
Green Party£42,052.31
15Shaun Davies
Telford
Labour£41,804.54
16Stuart Anderson
South Shropshire
Conservative£41,072.85
17Josh Newbury
Cannock Chase
Labour£40,671.50
18Dr Zubir Ahmed
Glasgow South West
Labour£40,637.23
19Sarah Smith
Hyndburn
Labour£40,292.37
20Adam Thompson
Erewash
Labour£39,458.57
21Patrick Hurley
Southport
Labour£39,068.70
22Mr Peter Bedford
Mid Leicestershire
Conservative£38,742.21
23Gareth Snell
Stoke-on-Trent Central
Labour (Co-op)£38,632.09
24Dame Siobhain McDonagh
Mitcham and Morden
Labour£38,588.43
25Chris Coghlan
Dorking and Horley
Liberal Democrat£37,975

Totals are amounts paid by IPSA in the financial year, as published. Staffing costs are the largest item for almost every MP and reflect office headcount, not personal spending.

By category, 2025 to 26