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Dawn Butler, another Labour MP in the trough.
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Her second home she claims for takes 3 minutes longer to travel to Westminster from than her main residence, !!!!!!???
, she has been a Labour MP since 2005 and has claimed over 37k in expenses, again she used the Nuremburg Defense.
Unbelieveable.
I don't have a link but it's just been on London News on the BBC.
Unbelieveable.
I don't have a link but it's just been on London News on the BBC.
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I've got a thread about this in discussion time too.Happy chappy0
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i thought she lived in wembley to be closer to her constituency rather than to the HoP?0
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Absolutely shocking.0
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Ok I'm bored with this. Next up - find a Labour poilitician, actually any politician who hasn't got their nose in this seemingly never ending trough.
Didn't Frank Field used to draw an average workers salary and live in a council flat? Whoever it was, that's a bit of decent commitment to their fellow working men and women. Even if you don't admire the politics you can appreciate the sentiment.0 -
Brian Brinley (Northampton South, Conservative)
A quarter of all council tax is now used to pay for local authority pensions. A former chief executive of Northamptonshire county council left his job 18 months ago at the age of 52 with a lump sum payment of £291,000 and a £97,000 a year index-linked pension, which is costing the county £600,000. Nice work if you can get it! When will the Government have the courage to tackle this national pension outrage? :mad:
Roll on the peoples revolution, and it will come :beer: . The poll tax riots will look like a picnic in the woods when it kicks off, God forbid we have a hot summer or repeats of Toxteth and Brixton will be kicking off in every town and city in the UK :eek:"Man invented language to satisfy his deep need to complain."
''Money can't buy you happiness but it does bring you a more pleasant form of misery.''0 -
thats ridiculous, we must be the worlds biggest mugs to let them do this...0
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I'm still accepting donations for a snipers rifle, I have researched them and my preference is the Parker Hale Model 85, its very accurate (1000mtrs)and me being a true Patriot its made in England..:D
NB it also has a 10 round box magazine, well you never know might get a few cabinet members too.Its good to have a secondry target or 100 -
Simon Hughes was pretty upfront and decent about not claiming on the radio yesterday. So there's one.Ok I'm bored with this. Next up - find a Labour poilitician, actually any politician who hasn't got their nose in this seemingly never ending trough.
Good old Cyril Smith used to share a house with his mother in Rochdale. I remember his treat to himself was a handmade comfy armchair.
How times have changed......0
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