Expenses

£121k paid across 145 claims for Miscellaneous in 2025 to 26. Average per MP £1.5k.

2025 to 262024 to 25 All categories AccommodationMiscellaneousOffice CostsStaffing

Highest totals, Miscellaneous

#MPPartyPaid
1Stuart Anderson
South Shropshire
Conservative£12,480
2Ms Nusrat Ghani
Sussex Weald
Conservative£10,053.30
3Margaret Mullane
Dagenham and Rainham
Labour£6,956.28
4Claire Hughes
Bangor Aberconwy
Labour£6,600
5Paul Waugh
Rochdale
Labour (Co-op)£6,282.63
6Josh MacAlister
Whitehaven and Workington
Labour£4,311.48
7Gideon Amos
Taunton and Wellington
Liberal Democrat£3,940
8Naushabah Khan
Gillingham and Rainham
Labour£3,434.81
9Danny Kruger
East Wiltshire
Reform UK£3,258
10Neil Duncan-Jordan
Poole
Labour£3,157.51
11Kit Malthouse
North West Hampshire
Conservative£3,095.40
12Joe Powell
Kensington and Bayswater
Labour£3,030
13Catherine Atkinson
Derby North
Labour£2,805.62
14Baggy Shanker
Derby South
Labour (Co-op)£2,595.85
15Katie White
Leeds North West
Labour£2,419.92
16Sir Julian Smith
Skipton and Ripon
Conservative£2,132.38
17Mr Richard Holden
Basildon and Billericay
Conservative£2,119.13
18Pam Cox
Colchester
Labour£1,933.92
19Dame Nia Griffith
Llanelli
Labour£1,905.26
20Jacob Collier
Burton and Uttoxeter
Labour£1,590.32
21Tom Morrison
Cheadle
Liberal Democrat£1,500
22Sir Geoffrey Cox
Torridge and Tavistock
Conservative£1,498.80
23Jim McMahon
Oldham West, Chadderton and Royton
Labour (Co-op)£1,469.26
24Olivia Blake
Sheffield Hallam
Labour£1,424.40
25Alistair Strathern
Hitchin
Labour£1,364.28

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