MP Expenses
Wendy Morton
Current MP

Wendy MortonMP expenses

£1,637 IPSA expenses in 2026-27

Conservative · Aldridge-Brownhills

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

£11,990

Total claimed — selected period (2026-27)

£1,637

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Spend by category — 2026-27

Energy & utility comparison

This MP claimed £124 for Utilities in 2026-27.

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This MP claimed £108 for Utilities in 2026-27.

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This MP claimed £124 for Utilities in 2026-27.

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This MP claimed £113 for Utilities in 2026-27.

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This MP claimed £154 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £124 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £249 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £306 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £359 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £161 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £72 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £331 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £60 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £75 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £208 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £196 for Utilities in 2025-26.

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This MP claimed £272 for Utilities in 2023-24.

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This MP claimed £414 for Utilities in 2023-24.

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This MP claimed £270 for Utilities in 2023-24.

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This MP claimed £195 for Utilities in 2023-24.

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This MP claimed £222 for Utilities in 2023-24.

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This MP claimed £339 for Utilities in 2020-21.

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This MP claimed £302 for Utilities in 2020-21.

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This MP claimed £70 for Utilities in 2020-21.

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This MP claimed £299 for Utilities in 2020-21.

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Year-on-year trend

Wendy Morton 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 Wendy Morton, grouped by financial year
Financial yearPublished totalLargest published categoryRecords heldOpen year
2026-27£1,637Office Costs (£1,637)10View claims
2025-26£18,064Office Costs (£14,710)43View claims
2024-25£23,252Travel and Subsistence (£23,252)2View claims
2023-24£49,379Office Costs (£17,026)96View claims
2022-23£33,508Accommodation (£15,869)61View claims
2021-22£29,952Accommodation (£15,782)66View claims
2020-21£32,132Accommodation (£15,653)54View claims
2019-20£27,833Accommodation (£14,456)59View claims
2018-19£11,389Travel and Subsistence (£4,743)23View claims
2017-18£14,126Office Costs (£8,666)39View claims
2016-17£9,122Travel and Subsistence (£5,246)23View claims
2015-16£21,589Office Costs (£9,486)37View 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
Office CostsMaintenance, Redecorations & Repairs£1002026-2712 May 2026PaidBoiler Repair - Constituency OfficeView source
Office CostsMaintenance, Redecorations & Repairs£2172026-2712 May 2026PaidGarden Maintenance - Constituency OfficeView source
Office CostsUtilities£1242026-2712 May 2026PaidElectricityView source
Office CostsUtilities£1082026-2712 May 2026PaidGasView source
Office CostsNewspapers, journals, magazines£1022026-2730 Apr 2026PaidDaily Evening Paper to Constituency OfficeView source
Office CostsStationery & printing£1722026-2730 Apr 2026PaidPrinter InkView source
Office CostsUtilities£1242026-2720 Apr 2026PaidGas — Constituency Office - GasView source
Office CostsUtilities£1132026-2720 Apr 2026PaidElectricity — Constituency Office - ElectricityView source
Office CostsStationery & printing£3052026-2713 Apr 2026PaidCopier PaperView source
Office CostsStationery & printing£2722026-2713 Apr 2026PaidPrinter InkView source
Office CostsStationery & printing£9072025-2627 Mar 2026PaidPrinter Ink for Westminster and ConstituencyView source
Office CostsWaste disposal, confidential waste & rubbish collection£1502025-2621 Mar 2026PaidRemoval of Office Furniture surplus to requirementsView source
Office CostsWaste disposal, confidential waste & rubbish collection£5402025-2617 Mar 2026PaidSkip for office waste disposalView source
Office CostsUtilities£1542025-2612 Mar 2026PaidGasView source
Office CostsUtilities£1242025-2612 Mar 2026PaidElectricityView source
Office CostsNewspapers, journals, magazines£732025-267 Mar 2026PaidDaily Regional NewspaperView source
Office CostsAdvertising and contact cards£2,1082025-263 Mar 2026PaidWHISTL DOORDROP MEDIA [200013613-15133]View source
Office CostsAdvertising and contact cards£2,1082025-263 Mar 2026PaidWHISTL DOORDROP MEDIA [200013613-15134]View source
Office CostsMaintenance, Redecorations & Repairs£2002025-2627 Feb 2026PaidRepairs to Constituency Office Gates & GutteringView source
AccommodationCouncil tax£8702025-2617 Feb 2026PaidWALSALL COUNCILView source
Office CostsAdvertising and contact cards£2,1082025-2617 Feb 2026PaidWHISTL DOORDROP MEDIAView source
Office CostsAdvertising and contact cards£3072025-2612 Feb 2026PaidINSTANTPRINTView source
Office CostsStationery & printing£1502025-2611 Feb 2026PaidBanner March 2026View source
Office CostsUtilities£2492025-266 Feb 2026PaidElectricityView source
Office CostsUtilities£3062025-266 Feb 2026PaidGasView source
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Other MPs who claimed under “Stationery & printing” in 2026-27. Browse all Stationery & printing claims

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Alex Burghart

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£3,0535 May 2026Newletter printing - Paragon
Imran Hussain

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£2,74314 May 2026prinitng cartridges
Phil Brickell

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£2,72030 Mar 2026Spring Newsletter Printing
Andrew Rosindell

Reform UK

£2,3697 Apr 2026NICKEL PRESS
Gregory Stafford

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£2,16030 Mar 2026Printer toner re supply for constituency and Westminster
Alan Mak

Conservative

£1,97915 Apr 2026Printing - MP-Constituent Communication
Sir Oliver Dowden

Conservative

£1,8236 Mar 202640,270 A5 3 Panel, 130gsm Printing
Liam Conlon

Labour

£1,51728 Apr 2026CARTRIDGEPEOPLE.COM
Ms Julie Minns

Labour

£1,49210 Apr 2026Banners and provisions for constituency meetings
Andrew Rosindell

Reform UK

£1,4901 Apr 2026NICKEL PRESS
Sarah Jones

Labour

£1,38829 Apr 2026SHARP BUSINESS SYSTEMS

Conservative average — 2026-27

£3,071

All-MP average — 2026-27

£3,007

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

£8,900

  • The Coalition for Global Prosperity (CGP) - £3,900.00

    £3,900
    Registered 12 Aug 2026View source
  • Kelliher Insurance Group - £5,000.00

    £5,000
    Registered 24 Jun 2025View 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. Search all MPs' 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

  • The Coalition for Global Prosperity (CGP) - £3,900.00

    £3,900
    Registered 12 Aug 2026View source
  • Kelliher Insurance Group - £5,000.00

    £5,000
    Registered 24 Jun 2025View source

4. Visits outside the UK

  • International visit to Italy between 17 April 2026 and 19 April 2026

    £660
    Registered 3 Jun 2026View source
  • International visit to Gibraltar between 15 December 2025 and 16 December 2025

    £440
    Registered 14 Jan 2026View source
  • International visit to Cyprus between 26 May 2025 and 29 May 2025

    £891
    Registered 11 Jun 2025View source
  • International visit to Gibraltar between 24 April 2025 and 26 April 2025

    £921
    Registered 3 Jun 2025View source

6. Land and property (within or outside the UK)

  • Commercial in North Yorkshire

    Registered 2 Jun 2015View source

7. Shareholdings

  • Shares in DM Electronics Ltd

    Registered 2 Jun 2015View source

8. Miscellaneous

  • Political Governor of the Board of the Westminster Foundation for Democracy

    Registered 8 Jan 2025View source
  • Life Membership of the Friends of the British Overseas Territory provided by the organisation. (A one-off payment for this was provided in 2023 and was originally registered under Category 3.)

    Registered 3 Jan 2025View source
  • Chairman of the United & Cecil Club. This is an unpaid role.

    Registered 7 Oct 2024View source
  • Member of the British-American Parliamentary Group.

    Registered 22 Apr 2024View source
  • Advisory Board Member to the Friends of the British Overseas Territories. This is an unpaid role.

    Registered 14 Dec 2023View source
  • Vice-President of the Lotteries Council. This is an unpaid role.

    Registered 22 Mar 2023View source

Wendy Morton expenses — common questions

How much did Wendy Morton claim in expenses in 2026-27?
Wendy Morton claimed £1,637 in IPSA business costs in 2026-27. IPSA expenses cover staffing, offices, travel and accommodation for parliamentary work — not personal salary.
What did Wendy Morton claim for?
In 2026-27, Wendy Morton's largest published IPSA category was Office Costs (£1,637). Full itemised claims with source links are on this page.
Where does Wendy Morton'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.