An SNP MP has been reprimanded and ordered to pay taxpayers’ back after using their cash to send 200 birthday cards to children turning 18.
The Scottish National Party’s David Linden used pre-paid envelopes, embossed with a Westminster logo, for the cards.
The cards were mocked up to show him holding a cake – despite the SNP wanting to break up the United Kingdom, he used London landmarks, such as the Big Ben tower and the Houses of Parliament, on the front of the cards.
This is what happens when you turn 18 in Scotland.
The SNP send you a signed birthday card and ask you to join the SNP Youth Team. pic.twitter.com/I3rtEjUGyR
— Agent P 🏴🇬🇧 (@AgentP22) December 17, 2016
A Parliament inquiry said he had used them to promote himself and ordered him to pay back £147.34 in postage.
Mr Linden admitted he had breached the Parliamentary code of conduct.
The news was first revealed in an exclusive article on The Sun by Ryan Sabey.
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