The PSPC and its constituent organisations, representing over one million public sector pensioners, are working to ensure that politicians and the public are better informed about the facts about public service pensions. We also campaign to improve the State Pension and protect universal pensioner benefits in order to ensure that current public service pensioners, and working public servants who will be future pensioners, are able to enjoy retirement with dignity and financial security.
The PSPC has launched its 2019 Manifesto for Public Service Pensioners in the run up to the General Election on 12 December setting out the issues of priority for the PSPC's members and constituent organisations in the light of the attacks on public service pensions and pressure to reduce the value of the State Pension and pensioner benefits in the name of “Intergenerational Fairness”. Simply making pensioners poorer will not in any way help younger people.
The PSPC is seeking a commitment from all political parties to:
PSPC General Election Manifesto 2019
PSPC update on future of the Retail Prices Index (RPI)
Report of AGE Platform Europe Assembly held on 12-14 June 2019
PSPC letter to House of Lords Committee on Intergenerational Fairness and Provision 18 July 2019
Report of PSPC AGM held on 14 May 2019
Response from BBC on free TV licence for over 75s
Constitution (as at October 2018)
Reply from Dominic Raab on leaving the EU
Response from HMT on the use of different inflation rates
Evidence to the House of Lords Intergenerational Fairness and Provision Committee
Letter to Dominic Raab - July 2018
Reply from Liz Truss - March 2018
Letter to Liz Truss March 2018
The PSPC have submitted written evidence to the Labour Party Policy Forum consultation on State Pension age - You can read our submission at this link or download the attached document
Letter to Liz Truss on inflation index (Dec 2017)
PSPC Template Letter to Parliamentary Candidates
PSPC 2017 General Election Manifesto
PSPC response to the ONS discussion paper on a Household Inflation Index
PSPC response to the consultation Measuring Consumer Prices: the Options for Change
The following documents are in pdf format.
Reply from Liz Truss on inflation index
PSPC Manifesto for Public Service Pensioners 2015
PSPC and CSPA Briefing on Public Service Pensions
PSPC Response to Hutton Commission
Lord Hutton - Initial Report October 2010
Lord Hutton final call for evidence December 2010 - PSPC Response
Lord Hutton - Final Report March 2011
PSPC Response to DWP Green Paper - A state pension for the 21st century
PSPC Response to Office for National Statistics (ONS) Owner Occupier Housing Costs CPI Consultation
PSPC Response to Office for National Statistics (ONS) consultation on options for improving the RPI