HUDDERSFIELD MP Barry Sheerman has revealed payment for four outside activities in the new register of MPs' interests.
He lists that he is a member of the environmental scrutiny board of waste management company Onyx UK and an academic adviser to Arcadia University in Philadelphia, USA.
MPs have to register interests worth more than £590 - 1% of their salary.
The register gives details of MPs' financial and business interests as declared by November 1.
Mr Sheerman also records being a paid director of Networking for Industry, a not-for-profit company promoting UK competitiveness and Parliamentary communication with industry.
He is also on the board of Urban Mines, a not-for-profit charity promoting sustainable use of resources.
Mr Sheerman also reveals he receives income from letting a small one-bed flat in London.
Other declarations by MPs in the Examiner area are:
Kali Mountford (Lab, Colne Valley): Donation to constituency party from rail union ASLEF.
Mary Creagh (Lab, Wakefield): Donations to constituency party from trade unions GMB and Unison; Sustain campaign group gave two days' secretarial support to help with Private Member's Bill on Children's Food.
Chris McCafferty (Lab, Calder Valley): Donation to constituency party from Waging Peace; visit to Syria in May this year to speak at Women in Business annual conference (travel and hotel paid for by Women in Business International); Parliamentary patron of Women in Business (unremunerated).
Shahid Malik (Lab, Dewsbury): Donations to constituency party from Bestways, Forbes Campbell International, the GMB and TGWU trade unions and Muslim Friends of Labour.
Mike Wood (Lab, Batley and Spen): Terraced property in Oldham let prior to sale.
