MPs in Redbridge claimed nearly £100,000 in expenses last year, according to the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority.
Wes Streeting
Wes Streeting, Ilford North MP, claimed a total of £33,662, spending £28,885 on office costs, £3,690 on staffing and £1,085 on travel.
Staffing costs dropped significantly from the year before when Mr Streeting claimed £160,975 to cover staff costs.
Last year, he spent £124 on late night taxis, £29.81 on food and drink, £38.38 on hotels and £893.60 on a flight from London to Norway.
The cost of renting his constituency office in Ilford cost a total of £18,440.
He spent £4,800 on "professional services", £1,146 on IT and other equipment and £1,902 on venue hire for meetings.
Mike Gapes
Mike Gapes, Ilford South MP, claimed a total of £25,697, spending £20,705 on office costs, £4,835 on staffing and £156 on travel.
Mr Gapes' staffing costs also dropped significantly from £157,448 in 2017-18.
The cost of his constituency office totalled £12,000 for the year, while £1,691 was spent on stationery and £1,096 was spent on office cleaning.
He claimed £82.35 for the costs of using his own car for work, £5.80 on parking, £26.60 on taxis and £19.95 on rail tickets.
Mr Gapes also spent £363 on venue hire for meetings and £2,266 on IT and other equipment.
John Cryer
John Cryer, MP for Leyton and Wanstead, claimed a total of £27,423.
He claimed £26,555 for office costs, £219 for staff and £649 for travel.
Like other MPs, staffing costs dropped from £153,084 in 2017-18.
In 2018-19, he spent £13,031 renting his constituency office, £3,651 on stationery, £3,000 on website hosting and £2,800 on postage.
Mr Cryer claimed £414 to cover the cost of congestion charges - the charge for vehicles driving through central London.
He drove into the congestion charge zone 36 times, claiming £11.50 each time.
Staff working for Mr Cryer also claimed £235.60 for travel costs.
Iain Duncan Smith
Iain Duncan Smith, MP for Chingford and Woodford Green, claimed a total of £28,534, spending £21,913 on office costs, £3,826 on staffing and £2,794 on travel.
Mileage claims for Mr Duncan Smith's staff totalled £2,493, while his own travel came to £300.
Other staff costs included a claim for £305 for a sight test and a pair of glasses.
Mr Duncan Smith also spent £154.14 on a hotel in Warsaw in March and £122.26 on a hotel in Brussels in October last year.
His claims for staffing also dropped significantly from £131,827 in 2017-18 to £3,826 last year.
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