What’s care like near you?

Decades of underfunding and lack of action has left social care in a shocking state. Currently at least 2.6m people go without the care they need. Inadequate social care provision […]

Comprehensive pensions review announced

HM Treasury and the Department for Work and Pensions published a press release on the Chancellor’s plans to review the pensions system. Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has announced a comprehensive pensions review aimed […]

Remedy 2015: What does it mean for you?

Watch the Remedy webinar video S ome members will be aware that a recent court decision on public service pensions and age discrimination has resulted in a large-scale pension exercise for […]

AGM: Members without a group invited

Individual CSPA members have always been able to attend our Annual General Meeting but in the past have had to meet their own costs entirely. As the AGM has been […]

King’s speech – anticipated bills

Employment Rights Bill – Elements of Labour’s new deal for workers are expected to need some legislative basis. Angela Rayner has confirmed the Government will establish a Fair Work Agency […]

Who’s in Keir Starmer’s new cabinet?

The country’s new Prime Minister Keir Starmer has appointed 22 Labour MPs and peers to key cabinet positions – including a record 11 women – after the party’s election victory. […]