MP Expenses
Alison Bennett
Current MP

Alison BennettMP expenses

£9,772 IPSA expenses in 2025-26

Liberal Democrat · Mid Sussex

IPSA expenses cover the business costs of doing the job of an MP — staffing, office running costs, accommodation and travel — not personal salary. Full details on what counts as a claim are in the methodology.

Total claimed this year

£2,258

Total claimed — selected period (2025-26)

£9,772

View full itemised claims below

Spend by category — 2025-26

Energy & utility comparison

This MP claimed £95 for Utilities in 2025-26.

Note: MP expenses may cover multiple properties (e.g. constituency home and Westminster accommodation) and may include office or staff-related costs depending on IPSA's categorisation. Figures are shown as published by IPSA without interpretation.

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This MP claimed £144 for Utilities in 2025-26.

Note: MP expenses may cover multiple properties (e.g. constituency home and Westminster accommodation) and may include office or staff-related costs depending on IPSA's categorisation. Figures are shown as published by IPSA without interpretation.

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Year-on-year trend

Itemised claims

SubcategoryStatusDescriptionSource
Office CostsCleaning services£1202025-265 Mar 2026PaidInitial deep clean (Jan) + regular fortnightly cleans (Feb)View source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£1332025-265 Mar 2026PaidInternet — 80% of the usage is for the parliamentary space so £166.65 x 80% = £133.32View source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£702025-265 Mar 2026PaidLandline — All phone lines used by parliamentary officeView source
Office CostsStationery & printing£1282025-2626 Feb 2026PaidVIKINGView source
Office CostsPostage & couriers£872025-2626 Feb 2026PaidVIKINGView source
Office CostsEquipment - purchase£8412025-2616 Feb 2026PaidOffice furniture — VIKINGView source
Office CostsTV licence£1752025-2610 Feb 2026PaidTVLICENSING.CO.UKView source
AccommodationUtilities£952025-269 Feb 2026PaidWater — THAMES WATERView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£702025-264 Feb 2026PaidLandline — All phone lines used by parliamentary officeView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£1332025-264 Feb 2026PaidInternet — 80% of the usage is for the parliamentary space so £166.65 x 80% = £133.32View source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£702025-266 Jan 2026PaidLandline — All phone lines used by parliamentary officeView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£1332025-266 Jan 2026PaidInternet — 80% of the usage is for the parliamentary space so £166.65 x 80% = £133.32View source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£1332025-266 Jan 2026PaidLandline & internet package — 80% of the usage is for the parliamentary space so £166.65 x 80% = £133.32View source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£702025-266 Jan 2026PaidLandline — All phone lines used by parliamentary officeView source
Office CostsStationery & printing£2942025-2616 Dec 2025PaidBanner January 2026View source
Office CostsStationery & printing£1382025-2616 Dec 2025PaidBanner January 2026View source
Office CostsStationery & printing£1382025-2616 Dec 2025PaidBanner January 2026View source
Office CostsStationery & printing£1502025-2616 Dec 2025PaidBanner January 2026View source
Office CostsEquipment - purchase£1802025-262 Dec 2025PaidSundries — VIKINGView source
AccommodationCouncil tax£1,2432025-2617 Nov 2025PaidWWW.WESTMINSTER.GOV.UKView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£702025-265 Nov 2025PaidLandline — All phone lines used by parliamentary officeView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£1332025-265 Nov 2025PaidInternet — 80% of the usage is for the parliamentary space so £166.65 x 80% = £133.32View source
Office CostsStationery & printing£622025-2629 Oct 2025PaidAssorted stationery for use in the officeView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£702025-262 Oct 2025PaidLandline — All phone lines used by parliamentary officeView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£1332025-262 Oct 2025PaidInternet — 80% of the bill is for the parliamentary space so £166.65 x 80% = £133.32View source
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Liberal Democrat average — 2025-26

£15,994

All-MP average — 2025-26

£18,166

Grants and donations

Donations, sponsorships and loans registered in support of this MP's parliamentary activities — Category 2 of the Register of Members' Financial Interests, distinct from the IPSA expenses above.

Total registered

£5,000

  • Ian Howard - £5,000.00

    £5,000
    Registered 22 Jan 2026View source

Outside financial interests

Separate from IPSA expenses, MPs must publicly register outside earnings, donations and support, gifts, land and property, shareholdings and other interests. Data from the UK Parliament Register of Members' Financial Interests, shown by category exactly as published.

2. Donations and other support (including loans) for activities as an MP

  • Ian Howard - £5,000.00

    £5,000
    Registered 22 Jan 2026View source

3. Gifts, benefits and hospitality from UK sources

  • The National Liberal Club - £1,140.00

    £1,140
    Registered 22 Jan 2026View source

  • The National Liberal Club - £1,327.20

    £1,327
    Registered 18 Sept 2024View source

8. Miscellaneous

  • Member of Mid Sussex District Council, (unpaid since 30 September 2024 and previously registered under Category 1).

    Registered 1 Aug 2024View source

Alison Bennett expenses — common questions

How much did Alison Bennett claim in expenses in 2025-26?
Alison Bennett claimed £9,772 in IPSA business costs in 2025-26. IPSA expenses cover staffing, offices, travel and accommodation for parliamentary work — not personal salary.
What did Alison Bennett claim for?
In 2025-26, Alison Bennett's largest published IPSA category was Office Costs (£7,047). Full itemised claims with source links are on this page.
Where does Alison Bennett's expenses data come from?
Figures are imported from IPSA (the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority) and the UK Parliament Members API. Every amount links to its original IPSA source record.

Figures are presented without ranking or interpretation. Read the methodology for details on data sourcing and publication lag.