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Impact of academisation on authority pension funds requires 'radical measures'

Ministers have not ruled out ‘radical measures’ after a six-month review of the impact of academisation on council pension funds.

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By Dan Peters | 11 April 2017

Ministers have not ruled out ‘radical measures' after a six-month review of the impact of academisation on council pension funds.

A comprehensive PwC report on the participation of academies in the local government pension scheme (LGPS) suggested a range of approaches to resolving the main issues it faces.

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