MP Expenses
Tom Collins
Current MP

Tom CollinsMP expenses

£2,600 IPSA expenses in 2026-27

Labour · Worcester

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

£10,871

Total claimed — selected period (2026-27)

£2,600

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Spend by category — 2026-27

Energy & utility comparison

This MP claimed £934 for Utilities in 2026-27.

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This MP claimed £126 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £994 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £86 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £616 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £616 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £616 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £616 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £105 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £233 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £165 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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Year-on-year trend

Tom Collins expenses by financial year

These totals sum the IPSA records currently held on this site for each financial year. The newest period can change as IPSA publishes further data. Category names are retained exactly as IPSA published them.

Published IPSA expenses for Tom Collins, grouped by financial year
Financial yearPublished totalLargest published categoryRecords heldOpen year
2026-27£2,600Office Costs (£1,314)6View claims
2025-26£24,301Office Costs (£18,065)81View claims
2024-25£14,875Travel and Subsistence (£11,875)4View claims

A published total can differ from a simple count of visible individual claims because IPSA also publishes some annual totals and withholds some details for security or data protection. See the methodology.

SubcategoryStatusDescriptionSource
StaffingBought-in services£1102026-276 May 2026PaidProfessional & consultancy — clinical supervisionView source
Office CostsUtilities£9342026-2727 Apr 2026PaidElectricity — May ServicesView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£602026-2727 Apr 2026PaidInternet — May internet chargesView source
Office CostsTraining - staff£1,0202025-261 Apr 2026PaidFUTUREPROOF TRAINING [200013635-31]View source
Office CostsTV licence£1752026-2731 Mar 2026PaidTVLICENSING.CO.UK [200013613-5077] [200013638-51]View source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£602025-2627 Mar 2026PaidLandline & internet package — internetView source
StaffingBought-in services£1102025-2627 Mar 2026PaidProfessional & consultancy — clinical sup [***]View source
Office CostsService charge & ground Rent£9342025-2627 Mar 2026PaidservicesView source
StaffingBought-in services£1102025-2627 Mar 2026PaidProfessional & consultancy — clinical sup [***]View source
StaffingTraining - staff£5942025-2613 Mar 2026PaidCAUSEWAYCREATIVE.CO.UK [200013613-8380]View source
Office CostsEquipment - purchase£2142025-2612 Mar 2026PaidComputer, laptop, PC, tablet & accessories — MUSIC MAGPIE [200013613-876]View source
StaffingBought-in services£1322025-263 Mar 2026PaidAdministrative services — RECEPTIONH RECEPTIONH [200013613-6138]View source
Office CostsService charge & ground Rent£9942025-2627 Feb 2026Paidservice chargeView source
StaffingBought-in services£1,1762026-2725 Feb 2026PaidProfessional & consultancy — training and development [200013638-275]View source
StaffingBought-in services£1,7502025-2625 Feb 2026PaidProfessional & consultancy — training and developmentView source
Office CostsSoftware & applications£602025-2616 Feb 2026PaidDISPUTE REFUND REVERSALView source
AccommodationUtilities£1262025-2612 Feb 2026PaidElectricity — OCTOPUS ENERGY LTDView source
StaffingBought-in services£1322025-263 Feb 2026PaidAdministrative services — RECEPTIONH RECEPTIONHView source
Office CostsSoftware & applications£602025-2629 Jan 2026PaidAPPLE.COM/BILLView source
Office CostsLandline phone & internet - rental & usage£602025-2628 Jan 2026PaidInternet — Monthly internet for constituency officeView source
Office CostsService charge & ground Rent£9342025-2628 Jan 2026PaidMonthly service charge for constituency officeView source
Office CostsSoftware & applications£602025-2613 Jan 2026PaidAPPLE.COM/BILLView source
Office CostsSoftware & applications-£602025-266 Jan 2026PaidAPPLE.COM/BILLView source
Office CostsUtilities£9942025-266 Jan 2026PaidElectricity — January services and internetView source
StaffingBought-in services£1322025-263 Jan 2026PaidAdministrative services — RECEPTIONH RECEPTIONHView source
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Similar claims by other MPs

Other MPs who claimed under “Bought-in services” in 2026-27. Browse all Bought-in services claims

MPAmountDateDescription
Kate Osborne

Labour

£5,40031 Mar 2026Professional & consultancy — Advisory and Consultancy Services work for Kate Osborne MP - Parliamentary work including press, research, and Social Media work.
Tulip Siddiq

Labour

£5,28018 May 2026Comms & Media — Constituency media support
Ms Julie Minns

Labour

£5,2615 May 2026Comms & Media — Communications support
Emily Darlington

Labour

£4,90013 Mar 2026Comms & Media — Comms support
Claire Hanna

Social Democratic & Labour Party

£4,50024 Mar 2026Professional & consultancy — Support with research for communications and messaging to constituents [200013609-429]
Ian Lavery

Labour

£4,32031 Mar 2026Comms & Media — Managing social media and developing comms
Patrick Hurley

Labour

£4,00015 Mar 2026Comms & Media — Video content for March, working alongside Comms Assistant to provide training and support
Tristan Osborne

Labour

£3,33811 May 2026Professional & consultancy — Support with HR appeal process
Liam Byrne

Labour

£3,08328 Apr 2026Administrative services — Sarina Invoice - Community Engagement - April
Sarah Bool

Conservative

£3,00028 Apr 2026Comms & Media — Barnett Creative
Leigh Ingham

Labour

£3,00026 Feb 2026Professional & consultancy — Supporting the office of Leigh Ingham MP to plan a politics summer school for young people aged 16-18 in the Staffordshire constituency. Includes all aspects of project management, including planning delivery schedules, developing activities and resources [200013755-1]
Rachel Blake

Labour (Co-op)

£2,7801 May 2026Comms & Media — DB invoice April - Comms and Policy support

Labour average — 2026-27

£2,879

All-MP average — 2026-27

£3,007

Outside financial interests

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Tom Collins expenses — common questions

How much did Tom Collins claim in expenses in 2026-27?
Tom Collins claimed £2,600 in IPSA business costs in 2026-27. IPSA expenses cover staffing, offices, travel and accommodation for parliamentary work — not personal salary.
What did Tom Collins claim for?
In 2026-27, Tom Collins's largest published IPSA category was Office Costs (£1,314). Full itemised claims with source links are on this page.
Where does Tom Collins'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.