How They Voted
VOTED FOR Employer National Insurance Increase
VOTED AGAINST VAT on Private Schools
VOTED FOR Illegal Migration Act Repeal
VOTED AGAINST Assisted Dying Bill
VOTED FOR Water Company Regulation
VOTED FOR House of Lords Hereditary Peers
VOTED AGAINST Defence Spending 2.5% GDP
Recent Public Statements
Latest verbatim posts and speeches from Martin McCluskey on Bluesky and gov.uk. Sourced directly from public APIs. No paraphrase, no editorialising.
£15.6 million to upgrade old and inefficient heat networks, lowering energy costs for communities Four projects in England handed a share of £25 million for new, cleaner heating systems Funding from the government’s Warm Homes Plan is helping families cut energy bills and tackle fuel poverty More than 10,000 residents, alongside hospitals and charities, will…Read full ↗
Energy regulator Ofgem reformed to introduce stronger protections for consumers Households supported with faster redress if they are let down by their supplier Energy executives incentivised to act in consumers’ best interests Billpayers are set to benefit from a stronger energy regulator, under reforms of its remit set out by the government today (22 April)…Read full ↗
Government’s Fuel Finder mandates all UK petrol stations to report their prices, helping households with a car find the best deals and save around £40 a year Apps and websites including Confused.com , DriveScore , Fuel Finder UK , Fuel Spy , MotorMouth , PetrolPrices.com and RAC Fuel Watch are now displaying real time fuel prices, meaning drivers can find th…Read full ↗
Energy suppliers forced to fix faulty smart meters as soon as possible or face fines and penalties Cutting wait time to no more than 90 days so households can save money on bills Builds on £40 compensation if consumers face issues while getting a smart meter installed Families will save money on bills through new obligations that energy suppliers will fix th…Read full ↗
£74 million for clean energy upgrades to cut bills by tens of millions for public buildings Hospitals and military bases to benefit from more efficient lighting, solar panels and heat pumps £9 million to be delivered in partnership with Great British Energy, funding new batteries and solar panels Communities are set to benefit from more money for healthcare …Read full ↗
Today marks the start of Ofgem regulation of heat networks - protecting 500,000 consumers from unfair price hikes and providing powers to deal with poor service and outages. www.gov.uk/government/n...View post ↗
New protections for homes and businesses on heat networks in England, Scotland, and Wales introduced for first time Ofgem appointed regulator and will be able to act on unfair price hikes and poor service Clearer, itemised billing and greater support for vulnerable customers More than £47 million for four new heat networks across the country More than 500,00…Read full ↗
Good jobs. Fair pay. Built in Britain. The Government’s Warm Homes Plan will support 180,000 clean heat & energy efficiency jobs by 2030, backed by a new Workforce Taskforce, co-convened with the TUC and including unions & industry.View post ↗
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Tackling fuel poverty is a priority for this Government. We will publish a new fuel poverty strategy for England to ensure that many more fuel-poor households are protected by 2030, at the same time as publishing the warm homes plan. We have also expanded the warm home discount t …Fuel Poverty · 2026-01-06
£74 million for clean energy upgrades to cut bills by tens of millions for public buildings Hospitals and military bases to benefit from more efficient lighting, solar panels and heat pumps £9 million to be delivered in partnership with Great British Energy, funding new batteries …Clean energy upgrades for hospitals and military sites · 2026-02-05
Expenses Breakdown
Total: £140,697. Rank: #913 of 650 MPs. Source: IPSA.
What They Actually Claimed For
Itemised IPSA claims for the 141 expense lines this MP submitted. Total paid: £151,028. Source: IPSA individualBusinessCosts.
32 items for review
- £528 Single claim of £527.68 for Council tax (Accommodation) on 24/11/2024.
- £1,850 Single claim of £1,850.00 for Rent (Accommodation) on 04/10/2024.
- £1,850 Single claim of £1,850.00 for Rent (Accommodation) on 06/01/2025.
- £1,850 Single claim of £1,850.00 for Rent (Accommodation) on 06/02/2025.
- £1,850 Single claim of £1,850.00 for Rent (Accommodation) on 10/12/2024.
- £1,850 Single claim of £1,850.00 for Rent (Accommodation) on 06/03/2025.
- £1,850 Single claim of £1,850.00 for Rent (Accommodation) on 07/11/2024.
- £826 Single claim of £825.62 for Utilities (Water) on 10/03/2025.
- £8,696 Single claim of £8,696.01 for Air travel (MP Travel) on 31/03/2025.
- £840 Single claim of £840.00 for Hotel - London (MP Travel) on 31/03/2025.
- £1,748 Single claim of £1,748.49 for Rail (MP Travel) on 31/03/2025.
- £523 Single claim of £523.18 for Advertising and contact cards (Office Costs) on 02/02/2025.
- £2,240 Single claim of £2,239.50 for Equipment - purchase (Office furniture) on 03/03/2025.
- £598 Single claim of £597.99 for Equipment - purchase (Office furniture) on 21/03/2025.
- £3,487 Single claim of £3,487.20 for Equipment - purchase (Office furniture) on 03/10/2024.
- £565 Single claim of £565.20 for Equipment - purchase (Office furniture) on 28/03/2025.
- £1,844 Single claim of £1,844.00 for Moving Fees (Legal costs) on 23/10/2024.
- £3,782 Single claim of £3,782.18 for Postage & couriers (Office Costs) on 10/02/2025.
- £1,000 Single claim of £999.88 for Rent (Office Costs) on 04/03/2025.
- £1,000 Single claim of £999.88 for Rent (Office Costs) on 03/12/2024.
- £1,000 Single claim of £999.88 for Rent (Office Costs) on 04/02/2025.
- £1,000 Single claim of £999.88 for Rent (Office Costs) on 05/11/2024.
- £1,000 Single claim of £999.88 for Rent (Office Costs) on 01/04/2025.
- £1,000 Single claim of £999.88 for Rent (Office Costs) on 06/01/2025.
- £690 Single claim of £690.27 for Rent (Office Costs) on 21/10/2024.
Search the top 30 claims paid
Showing 20 of 30 claims. Total paid £137,252
Total Staffing budget payroll costs for the 2024-25 year0
£84,792
Aggregated figure for travel during 2024-250
£8,696
AGA PRINT LTD0
£3,782
Office furniture0
£3,487
Parliamentary Research Service (Labour)0
£3,000
Office furniture0
£2,240
AGA PRINT LTD0
£1,887
[***]Faster Payment Form - First Months Rent - [***]0
£1,850
0
£1,850
0
£1,850
0
£1,850
0
£1,850
0
£1,850
Legal costs0
£1,844
Aggregated figure for travel during 2024-250
£1,748
ELECTED TECHNOLOGIES0
£1,476
LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMB0
£1,140
LONDON BOROUGH OF LAMB0
£1,140
ELECTED TECHNOLOGIES [200011799-15]0
£1,014
0
£1,000
Year on year
FY 24-25 90 claims £140,697
FY 25-26 51 claims £10,332
Travel
£13,420 paid across 0 trips.
Accommodation
£15,756 paid across 8 nights.
Gifts and Hospitality
4 gift(s) received. Source: Ministerial Gifts Register.
World Nuclear Energy Summit
All-Party Parliamentary Renewable & Sustainable Energy Group (PRASEG)
HeatNIC
Checkatrade
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