Rachel Reeves criticised by fellow minister over ‘freebie’ tickets
- Housing Minister Matthew Pennycook stated it is not appropriate for ministers to accept free concert tickets, referencing the Chancellor's recent decision to attend a concert while imposing cuts to spending.
- Chancellor Rachel Reeves has faced criticism for accepting tickets for concerts and theater events, valued at nearly £300 total, amidst spending cuts.
- Downing Street supports Reeves and other ministers in making their own decisions regarding hospitality under ministerial rules.
- Pennycook emphasized the importance of transparency and that he personally has not accepted free tickets, stating, 'If I want to go to a concert at the O2, I'll pay for it.
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