Forum Brief: Pensions
Policy Consultation 15 April 2004
Comment from the Department for Work and Pensions, the Institute of Directors, Age Concern, the National Consumer Council, the Consumers Association, the Association of British Insurers,the Association of Retired and Persons Over 50, and the Association of Consulting Actuaries
Forum Brief: Council tax
Policy Consultation 25 March 2004
Comment from the Conservatives, the Liberal Democrats, the Local Government Information Unit, Age Concern and Help the Aged.
Forum Brief: Budget - Miscellaneous
Policy Consultation 17 March 2004
Comments from: Liberal Democrats; Help the Aged, Age Concern, and the Association of British Insurers, Local Government Information Unit,Carers UK, The Liberal DemocratsNational Union of Teachers, Universities UK, Association of Teachers and Lecturers and the GMB (Britains General Union) and the Conservatives; Transport for London, Association of Consulting Actuaries and the Federation of Small Businesses, and the Disabillities Rights Commission, and the First Division Association and the GMB
Forum Brief: Pensions Bill
Policy Consultation 2 March 2004
Comment from the National Consumer Council, the Institute of Directors, Age Concern and the Liberal Democrats.
Forum Brief: Benefit take-up
Policy Consultation 27 February 2004
Comment from Age Concern, Counsel and Care, Help the Aged, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.
Forum Brief: Pensions Bill
Policy Consultation 12 February 2004
Comment from the Association of British Insurers, Barclays, Age Concern, Help the Aged, ARP 050 and a party response from the Liberal Democrats and Occupational Pensions Regulatory Authority
Forum Brief: Fuel poverty
Policy Consultation 3 February 2004
Comment from Help the Aged; Counsel and Care; and Age Concern.
Forum Brief: Women's pensions
Policy Consultation 2 February 2004
Comments from ARPO50; Counsel and Care; Joseph Rowntree Foundation; Age Concern; Institute of Directors; OPRA; and Help the Aged.
Age Concern: Welcome
Government Affairs Website Page
Age Concern
Government Affairs Website
ARPO50: Campaigning Issues
Government Affairs Website Page
Forum Brief: Ageing population
Policy Consultation 20 January 2004
Pollsters Phillip Gould and Stephan Shakespeare will on Tuesday join with Conservative spokesman David Willetts and pensions minister Malcolm Wicks at a Corporation of London and Age Concern event examining
Forum Brief: Pensions
Policy Consultation 12 January 2004
Peers have demanded radical changes to the state pensions system.
Forum Brief: Ageism
Policy Consultation 5 January 2004
Ageism is so rife in the British workplace that people have only five years in their entire working life during which they are unlikely to be judged too young or
Forum Brief: Pre-Budget Report
Policy Consultation 10 December 2003
Gordon Brown has insisted that the economy is strong despite announcing that he will borrow a further £10 billion this year.
