MPs and Office Supplies Love (Is greater than our
Thursday, June 25th, 2009
Parliament
With all this expenses scandal going on I was interested to see how much was spent on office supplies. If some of them went crazy of the trivial items I imagine be able to order multipacks of top branded gel pens to be the order of the day!
I’m sure a quick scan of Whistle Ink and they could have reduced his office supplies overall! Here is the list of office supplies products they took the time to declare:
The claims:
Douglas Alexander claimed claimed 43p for a box of rubber bands and £7.83 for a box of disposable latex gloves
Sarah McCarthy Fry claimed 17p for two paperclips and £3.56 on gold and silver sticky stars
Andrew George charged £4.99 for a telescopic flick duster and £31.50 for a winter candle
Ed Balls, the Education Secretary and leading Brownite, claimed £9.99 to buy The Rebels: How Blair Mislaid His Majority
Martin Horwood, Lib Dem MP for Cheltenham, sent his PA away for a couple of days and spent £693.25 on the course “How to Be A Proactive PA”
Hugo Swire, Tory MP for East Devon, claimed £24.50 for an orchid plant for his office in 2005
David Cameron, the Tory leader, claimed £10 at the Parliamentary Bookshop for a copy of The Penguin Book of Historic Speeches
I’m sure these MPs would be any office stationery companies dream customer!



