NARPO – The voice of retired police officers
NARPO – The voice of retired police officers

NARPO Comment On Policing And Crime Bill And The Possibility Of An Orgreave Inquiry

Commenting on the powers contained within the new Policing and Crime Bill where officers subject to a misconduct allegation within 12 months of resigning or retiring would be liable to face disciplinary proceedings Steve Edwards Chief Executive of NARPO said: “There seems to be in our view a huge misconception that somehow Police Officers can […]

NARPO Response To The Hillsborough Inquest Verdicts

Throughout this enquiry NARPO both nationally and locally in South Yorkshire have encouraged our members to assist in the process and we are extremely grateful to those members that volunteered to participate in this long process, some of them despite their age and failing health. Without the participation of those retired officers these proceedings would […]

NARPOnews May 2017

Click on the link to download the magazine. NARPO News Magazine May 2017

Later Life Ambitions Responds To The Latest ILC Report, Flexible and Affordable Methods Of Paying for Long Term Care Insurance

A recent report from the International Longevity Centre’s (ILC-UK) –  a think tank that specialises in longevity and demographic change –  explores different methods of funding long term care insurance. Later Life Ambitions welcomes this focus on exploring innovative options for funding long term care, as we have been calling for a sustainable model of social […]

Later Life Ambitions Says That Government Must Do More To Increase Confidence In Occupational Pensions

Tuesday 21 February 2017 The Government has published a Green Paper on Defined Benefit Pension Schemes, entitled Security and Sustainability in Defined Benefit Pension Schemes. The Paper outlines proposals for reform in four key areas – funding and investment, scheme affordability, member protection and consolidation. In the Paper the Government recognises Defined Benefit (DB) schemes are […]

Later Life Ambitions Respond To Housing White Paper

By 2030, there will be almost 13 million people in later life aged 65 or over. The number of people aged 85 and over is expected to more than double between 2014 and 2033, from 1.5 million to 3.5 million, and those aged 65 and over are expected to increase by more than 50%, from […]