#peter bone

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Got sacked? Just get them to hire your partner instead!

[parallel00]

Pivoooot!!

pivot was the face of every 2000s/early 2010s kid who didnt have access to flash.

[thisworldofcorruption]

Conservatives pick Peter Bone's partner as candidate for his old seat - BBC News

Conservatives pick Peter Bone's partner as candidate for his old seat

North Northamptonshire councillor Helen Harrison becomes Tory candidate in Wellingborough by-election.

"Rotten Tory MPs replace themselves like sharks' teeth"

To get rid of them for ever, you have to drive a socialist iron stake through their non-existent hearts, too...

(Sharks have a 'conveyor belt' of teeth within their jaws, so when a tooth is lost it can be replaced - sometimes within an hour. They develop multiple sets of these teeth over their lifetimes.)

The Tories have a conveyor belt of bastards, instead.

[generalelectionmusings]

Bone-head: Tory Brexiteer humiliates himself in Newsnight interview

Peter Bone made a name for himself as an annoyance to David Cameron during Prime Minister’s Questions, back between 2010 and 2016. Now it se

[lesbiansandgayssupporttheminers]

I am a committed Leaver. But I believe Dominic Cummings should resign

This is not political. The adviser’s behaviour created a moral issue, says a prominent Conservative MP

For someone like Peter Bone to write in the Observer saying that Cummings should go is quite a big deal.

If nothing else, it shows that this issue still has not gone away, even within the ranks of the conservative party.

[dappercyborg]

[upsettingandunfortunateclasshate]

A senior Conservative MP is exploiting this publicly-funded scheme to line his own pockets.

Influential Tory MP, Peter Bone, earns £74,000 and employs his wife who earns £45,000. Both of these salaries are paid for by the British taxpayer, but despite this, they’ve also used £35,000 of taxpayer money to help buy them another house.

Bone got this money from the government’s Help to Buy scheme. Bone and his wife are building a brand new three bedroomed house, in Mrs Bone’s name, worth £175,000 and receiving £35,000 of tax-payers’ money in the process.  This scheme was designed by Chancellor George Osborne in order to provide support to first-time buyers who will only have to pay 5% deposit on the property, with the government providing a 20% interest-free loan, for five years.

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