DWP Lords appeal baffles PAG
Scheme wind-up victim campaigners are "astonished" ministers are considering an appeal following another verdict against them.
And Pensions Action Group campaigner Ros Altmann wondered how many more verdicts it would take to “make the government see sense”. The Court of Appeal ruled the government did mislead at least 125,000...
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