FCA paid £28k for plant watering last year
New figures show Edinburgh-London divide
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) paid £27,629 for someone to water the plants last year, according to new figures.
The regulator also spent £133,024 on catering for guests in the year to April, according to data obtained by the Money Mail through a Freedom of Information request. The expense paid for tea, coffee...
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