Rachel Reeves - Labour MP for Leeds West and Pudsey since 2010 and currently Chancellor of the Exchequer. Since 2021, Rachel has received the following donations and perks: £184,000 from Labour donor Lord David Sainsbury. £150,000 from businessman and former Chairman of Lloyds TSB Victor Blank. £170,000 from Labour donor Gary Lubner. £153,539.06 from the Trevor Chinn, Lord Alli, Martin Taylor, Gary Lubner funded/Morgan McSweeney run consortium @LabourTogether £25,370 from Labour donor Sir Trevor Chinn. £99,000 from The Green Finance Institute. @EnergyLiveNews £75,000 from Labour donor and Tony Blair associate Tim Allen. £50,000 from Labour donor Alison Wedgwood. £15,000 from Lord Phillip Harris. £30,026.61 from @fgs_global £27,500 from Labour donor Lord Clive Hollick. £4,767 from Juliet Rosenfield. £10,000 from the banker Ian Cornfield. £10,000 from football regulator and Labour donor David Kogan. £40,000 from gambling industry tycoon Neil Goulden. 🎰 £10,000 from the former CEO of @SkyBet Richard Flint. 🎰 £20,000 from Baron Bernard Donoughue. £2,385 in tickets and hospitality from @the_LTA for @Wimbledon 🎾 £677 in tickets and hospitality for the kite festival.🪁 £12,800 from Richard Parker and annual use of his holiday home. 🏖️ £4,566 from Commercial Estates Group Ltd. £660 in tickets and hospitality from the @BBC for The Proms. 🎶 £998 from in tickets and hospitality from @NTLive for The National Theatre. 🎭 £1,704 from @TheCityUK for a slap-up meal at the Labour Conference.🍷 £1,100 from @havenleisure for a short break. 🌞 £330 in tickets and hospitality from the @BetGameCouncil for a concert.🎵 £360 in tickets and hospitality from @LloydsBank for the Chelsea Flower Show. 🌹 £699 in tickets and hospitality from @UKMusicMediaTV for an Adele concert.🎤 With her salary of approx. £200,000, expenses (£36,592.93+ claimed since 2024), generous donations, rental income, book advances, many media appearance fees, allowances and perks, Rachel has certainly been enjoying that first class ‘lifestyle’ that was once a concern for her employer in those far off days at HBOS. On 9th July 2025 that Rachel voted for the Universal Credit/PIP cuts that will result in further hardship down the line for people who are disabled and vulnerable. Rachel also voted to scrap the #WinterFuelPayment to pensioners 🥶 and voted to retain the two child benefit cap which ‘significantly contributes to child poverty’ in the U.K. Sources: House of Commons Register of Interests. Parallel Parliament Register of Interests/expenses. MPsExpenses.Info page. @ElectoralCommUK donations page. UK Parliament Members Register of Interests They Work For You Register of Interests. @UKLabour @RachelReevesMP @PudseyBranchLab