MP Craig Tracey on IPT, Brexit and Donald Trump

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Ex-broker turned MP commits to monitoring IPT spending and making sure the money goes towards flood defences.

Craig Tracey MP has said he will keep an eye on where the money raised by the Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) rise in the 2016 Spring Budget is going.

Then chancellor George Osborne stated that the 0.5% IPT increase would raise £700m to be spent on flood protection measures.

Last week Tracey posed a question to the government to find out what had happened to the funds.

“It takes a bit of time to formulate these things and to make sure they’re done properly, but because it had gone quiet for a

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