"Dunno, but a pub in his constituency has banned him for life over the vote for free meals.
I find that amusing."
Apparently he went for a pizza with colleagues which is apparently against the rules? |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
NW London |
"Dunno, but a pub in his constituency has banned him for life over the vote for free meals.
I find that amusing.
Apparently he went for a pizza with colleagues which is apparently against the rules?"
There's a loophole which allows for groups of 30 to meet for "business lunches" |
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"Dunno, but a pub in his constituency has banned him for life over the vote for free meals.
I find that amusing.
Apparently he went for a pizza with colleagues which is apparently against the rules?
There's a loophole which allows for groups of 30 to meet for "business lunches" "
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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago
ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL |
"Dunno, but a pub in his constituency has banned him for life over the vote for free meals.
I find that amusing.
Apparently he went for a pizza with colleagues which is apparently against the rules?
There's a loophole which allows for groups of 30 to meet for "business lunches" "
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