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David Honeyford has registers in the following chambers:
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This register last updated on: 2026-07-02
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Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council: Councillor until elected to the Assembly on 5 May 2022. Remuneration: Nil. Hours worked: Nil. 🔗
TAS Homes Limited: Company Director (receives share dividends). Remuneration: Nil. Hours worked: Nil. 🔗
Alliance Party: provided a donation of £4,070.66 towards May 2022 Election costs, received 5 May 2022. 🔗
TAS Homes Limited (Property development) - sub-category (i). 🔗
Co-own with my wife, residential property, Aghalee, from which rental income is received. 🔗
Member, Northern Ireland Local Government Officers' Superannuation Committee Pension Scheme. 🔗
My wife is employed by the Education Authority. 🔗
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