Ian Lavery MP — All-time financials & associations

Years serving

16.1

2010 → 2026 · 17 calendar years

Lifetime total

£1,260,739

Base + chair + declared

Total base salary

£1,253,463

Sum of MP base salary, prorated per year at each year's rate

Total committee chair

£0

Additional salary across all chair stints

Total declared earnings

£7,276

From 2 registered interests

Declared earnings by category

Category	Amount	Entries	Share
Donations and other support (including loans) for activities as an MP	£7,276	1	100.0%

Declared earnings by payer

Payer	Type	Amount	Entries	Share
QTS Data Centres	Commercial	£7,276	1	100.0%

External cross-references · Electoral Commission

Constituency-level donations · Blyth and Ashington · Labour Party · 8 entries · £24,350 total

Filtered to this MP's party. The St Albans / similar accounting-unit string is reused across multiple parties at EC, so cross-party totals mix opposition local-association money with this MP's own. See all parties for this unit ↗

Year Donor type Recipient Min amount Search donor

Showing: 8 of 8 records Company donations: 0 Total value: £24,350 Source: Electoral Commission donations register

Accepted	Donor	Type	Recipient	EC Ref	Amount
2024-06-26	Fire Brigades Union	Trade Union	Labour Party · Blyth and Ashington	C0596712	£2,000
2024-06-17	Communication Workers Union (CWU)	Trade Union	Labour Party · Blyth and Ashington	C0596616	£1,000
2024-06-14	UNISON	Trade Union	Labour Party · Blyth and Ashington	C0596931	£1,250
2024-06-11	Unite the Union	Trade Union	Labour Party · Blyth and Ashington	C0590369	£5,000
2024-06-10	Unite the Union	Trade Union	Labour Party · Blyth and Ashington	C0590368	£5,000
2024-06-07	GMB	Trade Union	Labour Party · Blyth and Ashington	C0596719	£1,000
2024-06-05	RMT	Trade Union	Labour Party · Blyth and Ashington	C0590345	£8,000
2024-03-13	Communication Workers Union (CWU)	Trade Union	Labour Party · Blyth and Ashington	C0596615	£1,100

Donations to the MP's local party accounting unit across all years. Most don't appear in the MP register because they aren't earmarked for the MP personally — but they fund the constituency machinery the MP relies on. Click any Companies House link to investigate corporate donor directors, PSCs, and SIC codes.