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  • čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
  • Should the government stop subsidising MPs meals in Parliament and instead use the money to support food banks?
    A petition launched by Westminster's largest food bank has received over 80,000 signatures to support its mission to end subsidised meals for MPs.
    They say that more than three million people in the UK relied on food banks last year - while Parliament's 17 bars and eateries made a loss of £7 million - which was paid for instead by taxpayers.
    The North Paddingtion Food Bank would like to see that money used for essential community services, like food banks, which could significantly reduce hunger and poverty.
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Komentáře • 66

  • @janetholden1978
    @janetholden1978 Před měsícem +32

    MPs should not have anything subsidised. They are well paid and it is obcene that in this day and age they have these perks when people are struggling

    • @flowplanet429
      @flowplanet429 Před měsícem +1

      when people are struggling.. as a direct result of their work / leadership.

  • @Buddhavibez
    @Buddhavibez Před měsícem +34

    Yes we should stop subsiding their meals and bar bills. We should also stop glorifying foodbanks as an alternative to food poverty. Food and enough food to eat should be a human right

    • @flowplanet429
      @flowplanet429 Před měsícem +2

      We should also stop glorifying foodbanks as an alternative to food poverty. well said! the fact we have people having to step in and do this makes it clear how greedy our leaders are. how broken our system is. and how big the divide. the quality of a society is measured against how it treats its poor. the opportunities for growth. and general quality of life.

    • @kevinsyd2012
      @kevinsyd2012 Před měsícem +1

      If the in-House meals were not subsidised then MPs would simply go out to a restaurant (expensive) in London and claim it in expenses. Cheaper to subsidise.

    • @Buddhavibez
      @Buddhavibez Před měsícem

      @@kevinsyd2012 Does anyone subsidise your meals at work. They receive an ample enough wage to buy their own meals

    • @renny311280
      @renny311280 Před 15 dny

      We should all stop doing as we are told & that's what's happening with these riots. The British public have had enough of these illegal immigrants coming here & getting everything handed to them on a plate. This isn't great Britain this is broken Britain!

  • @nerd1017
    @nerd1017 Před měsícem +8

    Surely anyone employed as an MP can afford to pay for their own meals.

  • @kat2023.
    @kat2023. Před měsícem +18

    It's not like they eat egg and chips. They have 3 course meals cooked by a professional chef. They can afford to pay for their own, or they could take a packed lunch, like we have to!

  • @arwynanne
    @arwynanne Před měsícem +11

    No brainer. Obviously public money should be going to people who need it not people with double salaries.

  • @anllpp
    @anllpp Před měsícem +7

    When it's called a gravy train. It's a gravy train. Got it lol

  • @user-gg1rv3tf3f
    @user-gg1rv3tf3f Před měsícem +8

    Yes stop it they get so many perks already mps should pay full price for their food and drink

  • @paulgoddard6679
    @paulgoddard6679 Před měsícem +5

    Your telling me that a MP on 91000 a year can't pay for his or her own food

  • @niccolamachiavelli8094
    @niccolamachiavelli8094 Před měsícem +4

    How many other employers would allow their staff to drink alcohol during working hours, subsidised or not. The Palace of Westminster is a workplace even if many MPs think otherwise

  • @lewilewis3944
    @lewilewis3944 Před měsícem +3

    But they only get £85,000 py, expenses, mortgage relief and a second home in London. How will they cope?!

  • @user-ol3xe5fz4u
    @user-ol3xe5fz4u Před měsícem +6

    yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @miras2222
    @miras2222 Před měsícem +4

    firstly, they earn enough to pay for their meals, secondly subsidazing booze at workplace is just another level of absurdity.
    ask every british worker, booze is forbiden at work, especially if you are responsible for making key decissions affecting peoples lives, you are supposed to be 100% sober, arent you?

  • @KevinSmith-ki7yl
    @KevinSmith-ki7yl Před měsícem +2

    I don’t know any other job where your allowed to drink whilst on duty or on the premises.

  • @davidwilliamhollyhead5561
    @davidwilliamhollyhead5561 Před měsícem +1

    They should not be foodbanks

  • @peacelilly75
    @peacelilly75 Před 29 dny +1

    Ten pounds for a glass of wine is outrageous

  • @gftjghdt3582
    @gftjghdt3582 Před měsícem +4

    It's not just the food it's the booze as well. Why should the taxpayer pay for cheap meals and a piss up scrap both of them make and remove the bar as well

  • @chocolatejellybean2820
    @chocolatejellybean2820 Před měsícem

    Outrageous

  • @Misaki.Manifestation
    @Misaki.Manifestation Před měsícem +3

    Imagine this story, but 15 years ago.

  • @kevbrown2532
    @kevbrown2532 Před měsícem +2

    How about stoppjng subsidising MPs children. They receive an allowance of £5000 per child when there's a cap on child benefit at two children for every other family countrywide.

  • @Sharon-zi1xn
    @Sharon-zi1xn Před měsícem +1

    Well i thought the food all looked revolting, would not pay you a pound for any of it!!!
    I don't think they even showed the good stuff, i really don't!!

  • @xaviarosemaryjernigan1182

    😮This Is A No Brainer⚖️✅For Those Who Live Below The Poverty Line.

  • @555555345
    @555555345 Před měsícem +2

    Yes stop it, because we have people living in poverty in the UK in the suppose to be rich country. Should not be happening in this day and age

  • @kishennandha9127
    @kishennandha9127 Před 22 dny

    Yes

  • @noeldunford4955
    @noeldunford4955 Před měsícem

    Yes and stop expenses forms

  • @seanflewin9803
    @seanflewin9803 Před měsícem +1

    Performance related pay and minimum wage for mp's

  • @Buddhavibez
    @Buddhavibez Před měsícem +4

    Your title says should we stop subsidising Mps meals. Then when confronted you start talking about lower income staff. The topic is MPs

  • @lilianandersonmayne4968
    @lilianandersonmayne4968 Před měsícem +1

    This where all the taxpayers money goes keeping these MPs in government second home's claiming for everything Poll tax now council tax to the working class pays two taxes when it's written down Magna Charter one tax should be paid and no other tax how many taxes have UK got

  • @SanTa-wk4ld
    @SanTa-wk4ld Před měsícem +4

    Love you Storm but it really irritated me when you kept saying other members of staff get the subsidy too. The question is about MPs so you should just stick to it.

  • @dogwithwigwamz.7320
    @dogwithwigwamz.7320 Před 20 dny

    MPs are paid a basic wage of somewhere in the region of £85,000 a year. Everything else they need is either subsidised or come free of charge to them.

  • @stevendorling4902
    @stevendorling4902 Před 26 dny

    They should not have drink at work the cleaners should have there food subsidised

  • @robertlock2873
    @robertlock2873 Před měsícem

    yes stop this now! and Alcohol as well

  • @flowplanet429
    @flowplanet429 Před měsícem +2

    to be fair what they spend on 1 meal would feed me for a month. i dont get free meals. working construction i spend 4 hours a day unpaid just to get to work and build the uk. all the food to fuel that activity comes out my own wages. i cant afford to piss it away with alcohol. and im certainly not happy to pay for their addictions. when you as a company provide meals that is out of your profits. but they dont make their own money. instead of creating their own income sources they just take ours with no plan to ever stop or create other revenue streams. with all the laws set out to deprive citizens of their resources. i think they take way more than the inch agreed to. the pricing on the fish n chips is a bit low around 7 to 8 pounds upwards these days but you can get like a burger n chips for a 5er.. this is a treat ,, takeaway. ill do it 1 time a month. around pay day as a treat. you dont eat takeaway every day. about 6 to 12 pounds a time. for 1 person to sit in a cafe n eat a burger n chips/ full English breakfast. it costs more than a 5 to get coffee and a burger from mc donolds.

    • @user-eb1nz4qb8h
      @user-eb1nz4qb8h Před měsícem +1

      Yeah some people done look at wages like this I do..look at the price of items including what your talking about...eg nmw 11 63 an hour or these abouts go for fish and chips on break if got the time and money it would cost around 8 pound so that's around working time of 45 mins just for the food

  • @jammybadger6514
    @jammybadger6514 Před měsícem

    The gravy train with biscuit wheels rolls on. Just not for everyone.

  • @user-su3eu4zu9z
    @user-su3eu4zu9z Před měsícem

    The majority of MPs have at least one other outside job, which in many cases is a very well paid job for what little they do for that job. I think the MPs should be on the minimum wage and if they don't like it they can raise it so everyone on it benefits from it.

  • @keifer7813
    @keifer7813 Před 17 dny

    4:34 Dismal? I'd love to eat that everyday. Way better than what im surviving on

  • @lizevans8043
    @lizevans8043 Před měsícem

    absolutely the money could be spent on those who need it most thats not MPS years ago i worked as a nurse and our meals were subsided but that stopped a long time ago and certainly not alcohol could be said this could lead to addiction bit like smoking which they want to ban

  • @MartynCooper-vv9dk
    @MartynCooper-vv9dk Před měsícem

    Unfortunately its probably a old addition to the job, hence - part of their salary, if its stopped, their wages will go up to replace the loss. Do you really think they are going to lose out?

  • @tans430
    @tans430 Před měsícem

    They earn enough so maybe they should pay what it costs. However, this does not just affect them. It also affects those who are on low wages, such as all the staff who work in Parliament.
    It could have a knock-on effect on those who make and serve the food. Their jobs may suffer,

  • @Buddhavibez
    @Buddhavibez Před měsícem

    Btw if you require a researcher holla me 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @davefish8107
    @davefish8107 Před měsícem

    If they are on official duty then they can claim for everything they spend money on, their whole
    business life is paid for by taxes

  • @claudiafigueiredo4979
    @claudiafigueiredo4979 Před měsícem +1

    No subsidise wages

  • @katejackson7432
    @katejackson7432 Před měsícem

    here her

  • @SpankableRoxyRaeOnlyfanscreato

    And there children capping like tax credits 😂

    • @kevinsyd2012
      @kevinsyd2012 Před měsícem

      And there children? Don't you mean they're, or is it their??? I guess you didn't pay much attention at school...

  • @Buddhavibez
    @Buddhavibez Před měsícem

    What I would like to see is more community owned allotments. I’d also like to see less large supermarkets selling things in equal packs of 2 or 4 because they don’t believe odd number families exist. I’d also like to see large supermarkets more price regulated. Why do I have to pay extra for an item in a large supermarket when I can buy it cheaper from a local high street shop in a low income area. Example a can of coke near me is £1. If I travel a few miles on the bus I can buy two cans for £1.50. Why?

  • @user-eb1nz4qb8h
    @user-eb1nz4qb8h Před měsícem

    Welcome to englistan

  • @Buddhavibez
    @Buddhavibez Před měsícem

    What I would like to see is more community owned allotments. I’d also like to see less large supermarkets selling things in equal packs of 2 or 4 because they don’t believe odd number families exist. I’d also like to see large supermarkets more price regulated. Why do I have to pay extra for an item in a large supermarket when I can buy it cheaper in a shop on the high st. Example a can of coke £1 in the British supermarket. Two cans for £1.50 from a local high street shop owned by Kurds

  • @elainejordan5927
    @elainejordan5927 Před 14 dny

    Why are all talk shows also sky picking and choosing when to open comments?? Are you all frightened of hearing the truth ?

  • @kylefoster2876
    @kylefoster2876 Před měsícem

    You Had a power cut On your Show Storm On Friday Only for 25 Minutes Its happend quite a few times When Alexis Said this hasnt happend before it has

  • @Buddhavibez
    @Buddhavibez Před měsícem

    R p this was poorly put together. Stick the topic you went off on a tangent

  • @jujutrini8412
    @jujutrini8412 Před měsícem

    If that’s the kind of food they get offered in Parliament I kind of feel sorry for them now. It looks rank. I used to work in a City firm and our meals were subsidised by the company and they were so much nicer than what they show on here. Our meals looked like Michélin quality compared to that sorry display! 😂
    I’m not surprised the meals are getting wasted if that’s what is on offer! 🤢

  • @Buddhavibez
    @Buddhavibez Před měsícem +1

    smoked paprika and butter bean soup
    107 kcal
    minute steak
    with onion herb crust, mushrooms, gem lettuce and peppercorn sauce 588 kcal
    ponzu glazed salmon
    with stir fried vegetables and rice noodles 654 kcal
    vegetable dhansak
    with naan 529 kcal
    marmalade sponge
    385 kcal with custard +129kcal, or cream +56 kcal
    SALAD BOXES - AVAILABLE FROM THE CHILLED COUNTER
    Cajun chicken salad box
    with charred sweetcorn, roast peppers, tender stem broccoli and chickpeas 407 kcal
    roasted harissa aubergine salad box
    with crumbed feta, pomegranate and oregano couscous 759 kcal
    miso and lime flaked salmon salad box
    with sushi rice, edamame beans and pickled red cabbage 436 kcal
    MENU INFORMATION
    £1.10
    Ve GF £5.95
    £5.95
    GF
    £3.50
    V
    £2.50
    V
    £4.25
    GF
    £4.25
    V
    £4.25

  • @andrewalexander2699
    @andrewalexander2699 Před měsícem

    Yes