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No10 quiet over Carrie Symonds's '£200,000' Downing Street flat refurb David Wilcock, Whitehall Correspondent For Mailonline and Simon Walters for the Daily Mail © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Downing Street today dodged questions over the Prime Minister's refurbishment of his official residence after it was revealed he fears the final bill for Carrie Symonds's lavish makeover could be as high as £200,000. A spokesman for Mr Johnson refused to comment on 'speculation' today after he told aides of his financial worries in crisis meetings on how to pay for his ...
Downing Street today dodged questions over the Prime Minister's refurbishment of his official residence after it was revealed he fears the final bill for Carrie Symonds's lavish makeover could be as high as £200,000. A spokesman for Mr Johnson refused to comment on 'speculation' today after he told aides of his financial worries in crisis meetings on how to pay for his fiancee's refurbishment. Mr Johnson is believed to have mooted setting up a charity to pay for the extensive work to the accommodation - with several rich Tory donors lined up to make donations. But a spokesman would today ...