Incomes report highlights inequalities for single, female and older pensioners
Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published a report examining pensioners’ weekly incomes – and the sources of those incomes.
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Ministers delay plan to lift UK state pension age to 68 as life expectancy falls
The state pension age, currently 66, is due to increase to 68 after 2044. The government wanted to bring this forward to 2037-2039, with the plan due to be confirmed in May, but will now push the decision beyond next year’s election, according to officials.
The gender pay gap: The Cost of Being a Woman at Work – CSPA gives evidence
Women and Work APPG have launched their 2023 annual report: The Cost of Being a Woman at Work with evidence from the Civil Service Pensioners’ Alliance.
Health and social care crisis: our urgent letter to Steve Barclay
CSPA General Secretary, Lisa Ray has written to Stephen Barclay MP, Secretary for Health and Social Care asking how the government is going to address the state of the NHS and social care services.
70 years of the CSPA: Parliamentary event success
We were honoured to have Clive Betts MP host CSPA at a reception held in the Churchill Room at the House of Commons, on Tuesday 8th November.
PM Commits to State Pension Triple-Lock as inflation soars to 10.1%
The Prime Minister Liz Truss MP today gave a clear commitment to “protect the triple lock on pensions” during PM Questions in the House of Commons.
Mini Budget 2022: no support for millions of pensioners
CSPA has expressed its disappointment at the Chancellor’s failure to address the winter crisis set to hit pensioners.
Putting support for older people back on the agenda: Lisa Ray writes to PM Liz Truss
CSPA General Secretary, Lisa Ray has written to the newly appointed Prime Minister Liz Truss.
Two year plan to cap typical energy bill at £2,500 – not enough to help many pensioners
Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced plans to cap average household energy bills at £2,500 a year from October.
CSPA calls on new PM Liz Truss to honour pledges to protect pensioners
Civil Service Pensioners Alliance calls on the new Prime Minister, Liz Truss to honour pledge on pension increases and reduce NHS waiting lists.
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