So?
Accepting hospitality is not against the rules for MPs, they just have to declare any 'gifts' worth over £300.
Tory MP Scott Benton got caught by journalists saying how he got around the hospitality rules by accepting tickets worth just under the £300 limit for declarations.“You’d be amazed at the number of times I’ve been to races and the ticket comes to £295,”
Other freebies -
Oliver Dowden, Tory Deputy PM - five sets of free tickets including a £1,210 trip to the Chelsea flower show courtesy of Fenchurch Advisory, an investment firm run by Tory donor Malik Karim, as well as trips to Ascot, the Royal Opera House and Formula One.
Paul Scully, Tory MP - £1,100 worth of tickets to a Billy Joel concert from the Betting and Gaming Council and WImbledon hospitality to the tune of £1,560 from the oil and gas company, BP,
Andrew Griffith, Tory MP £400 ticket to the Ashes and £2,000 of hospitality at Silverstone
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Oliver Dowden, Tory Deputy PM - five sets of free tickets including a £1,210 trip to the Chelsea flower show courtesy of Fenchurch Advisory, an investment firm run by Tory donor Malik Karim, as well as trips to Ascot, the Royal Opera House and Formula One.