Janet Anderson was a Labour Party politician in England. Anderson worked as a campaign organizer for the Parliamentary Labour Party before becoming the northern regional organiser for the Shopping Hours Reform Council, which advocated for the extension of Sunday trading laws. She also ran her own public relations firm, serving clients like the Royal College of Nursing and Safeway plc.
The Daily Telegraph reported in May 2009, during the disclosure of expenses of British members of parliament, that Anderson had submitted and been paid a claim form including mileage equaling 5 round trips to her constituency each week parliament sat, as well as rail and air fares, despite living in London during the week. Anderson’s car expenses totaled £16,612 for 60,118 miles driven. Laurence Robertson, the next highest claimant, received £4,500 less.
Anderson claimed close to the maximum Additional Costs Allowance between 2001 and 2008, finishing joint first in 2002/03, 2004/05, and 2006/07, and third in 2003/04. Anderson was allowed to repay £5,750 in petty cash expenses in January 2010.
Janet Anderson Children: Did Janet Anderson Have Kids?
Janet Anderson had three children.