I represent one of the largest rural constituencies in the country. I will fight for the interests of my constituents whatever their political persuasion by continuing to be an independent-minded voice in Parliament.

I hope this website is helpful in achieving that aim.

Alan Duncan MP

More than a million printed documents and receipts have been scanned electronically over the last year in a major publishing operation to make information on MPs' allowances freely available to the public online. These relate to MPs' claims dating back to 2004/05 and up to 2007/08.

The link for the Parliament website is http://mpsallowances.parliament.uk/mpslordsandoffices/hocallowances/allowances%2Dby%2Dmp/

The link will take you to my receipts for the last four years:

• "the Additional Costs Allowance - paid to reimburse Members for necessary costs incurred when staying overnight away from their main home
• the Incidental Expenses Provision - the costs associated with running an office
• the Communications Allowance - introduced in 2007/08 which provides funds for communication with constituents, including a website

The scans have been edited to remove information such as private phone numbers and bank accounts which would breach the privacy of the MP, their staff and other third parties.

The Parliament section of my website includes speeches, and information about my work in the Commons including weekly Business Questions, MPs’ pay and expenses, Reforming the House of Commons and Young People and Parliament.

In this section of my website you can find news from my constituency, Rutland and Melton, along with information about my campaigns on the Leicester Eco-Town, traffic in Melton, and my campaign to save the Red Phone Box.