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LGPS, it’s Conference and a new set of delegates for Pensions UK
I know it’s not a story to anyone , but this week , for a few years, I will not be reporting on the Pensions UK LGPS Conference. I guess I would have gone if I’d had a press pass … Continue reading
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Tagged Green, Inside, LGPS, Outside, Pensions, Pensions UK, reform
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Andy Burnham has a pension problem in Makerfield- with the LGPS
John M Clancy, a truculent actuary acting on behalf of council tax payers has unturned surplus funds to pay Manchester, Wigan and most particularly Makerfield council workers- their pensions. Is this a blunder or a feature of the Local … Continue reading
Kent Reform? Here’s Reform’s war on sun and wind
Here is Mark’s post. Here’s Mark Ellis’ blog May 03, 2026 Reform’s war on the sun and wind How a party funded by jet fuel and offshore money came to make the cheapest electricity Britain has ever generated its main … Continue reading
Reform’s breaking victory; what does it mean for LGPS and unfunded public pensions?
It’s 5.30 am as I write, but the writing’s on the wall for the management of many local councils. A great night for Reform UK,and Liberals, an ok night for the Greens but a stinker for Labour, Conservatives and the … Continue reading
The snake-oil salesman of Reform – is he fit to run our Exchequer?
In case you’re confused – the £100k of tax @TiceRichard failed to pay here is totally different to the – £92k of tax not properly withheld on dividends – the £600k side-stepped via highly aggressive tax avoidance Industrial scale grifting … Continue reading
This worries me; I don’t want to be governed by spivs
Richard Tice is someone who attracts those who believe Reform can make Britain great again through being tough on those who cheat the system. He has served as Deputy Leader of Reform UK since 2024 and as the Reform UK Business, Trade … Continue reading
A night that is green and pink! Well done Hannah Spencer
The loss of Gorton and Denton is worse than that sounds. Labour not only lost it to Reform, they lost it to both popular departments, the other being Reform UK. To suppose that this has no meaning and is but … Continue reading
My frustration with the LGPS that could be so great if it tried.
I would like to tell you what the affably brilliant George Graham has to say but I can’t;- because the article sits behind a paywall. The LGPS does not let outside opinion into its closely guarded media so I can … Continue reading
Populism in the shape of Richard Tice knocks on the door of public sector pensions.
Mary McDougall and Anna Goss have picked up for the FT on some outspoken statements from Reform on Public Sector Pensions You can read an excellent article free here, or mail me for a link – henry@agewage.com I mentioned in … Continue reading
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Tagged Carl Emmerson, Glyn Jenkins, IFS, Mary McDougall, public sector, reform, Richard Tice, UNISON
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No one should be surprised that there’s a ferocious battle between Reform and LGPS
This battle has been going on since Reform won control of Local Government around the country and has set about prioritising the needs of council tax payers above the prudence of pension officers. This is how the FT report the … Continue reading