This week at a glance
| Debates, statements and motions | 11 |
|---|---|
| Bills, amendments and new laws | 0 |
| Select committees | 2 |
| Written questions and answers | 55 |
| GOV.UK: consultations, news and publications | 10 |
| Total | 78 |
Debates, statements and motions
- Contribution and retirement of Rev Leslie Edge
Early day motion · Thu 29 Oct · edm.parliament.uk
- Statutory review of state pension and benefit rates: 2027/28
Written statement, 2 items · Department for Work and Pensions · Wed 28 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Civil Service Pensions
Debate, 8 items · Mon 26 Oct · hansard.parliament.uk
Select committees
- Letter from the Minister for Pensions relating to Tax treatment of pension death benefits under the two-year rule, 28 October 2026
Committee · Public Accounts Committee · Wed 28 Oct · committees.parliament.uk
- Letter to the Permanent Secretary at the Department for Work and Pensions relating to Treasury Minute response - The Access to Work scheme, dated 27 October 2026
Committee · Public Accounts Committee · Tue 27 Oct · committees.parliament.uk
Written questions and answers
- Civil Servants: Workplace Pensions
13 written questions and answers · Cabinet Office · Fri 30 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- State Retirement Pensions: Uprating
10 written questions and answers · Department for Work and Pensions · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- To ask His Majesty's Government what estimate they have made of the number of people over state pension age…
3 written questions and answers · Treasury · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Workplace Pensions
2 written questions and answers · Treasury · Tue 27 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Workplace Pensions: Index Linking
2 written questions and answers · Department for Work and Pensions · Mon 26 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Veterans: Workplace Pensions
Written answer · Ministry of Defence · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- State Retirement Pensions
Written answer · Department for Work and Pensions · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- What the taper rate for pensioners with incomes above the value of the pension tax allowance will be.
Written question · Department for Work and Pensions · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Pursuant to the answers of 14 September 2026, to Question 21102, on Department for Work and Pensions: Public…
Written question · Cabinet Office · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Whether he plans to make regulations under the Pensions Schemes Act 2026 to require trustees to consider…
Written question · Department for Work and Pensions · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- Whether the lump sum death benefit policy is being introduced due to issues with Civil Service pensions.
Written question · Treasury · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
- With reference to the Minister for Pensions' letter of 7 October 2026, whether the guidance on matters…
Written question · Department for Work and Pensions · Thu 29 Oct · questions-statements.parliament.uk
And 18 more question topics this week. Policy Radar alerts you to all of them for your own keywords.
GOV.UK: consultations, news and publications
- Civil Service Pension Recovery Plan Updates
Publication · Cabinet Office · Fri 30 Oct · gov.uk
- Pension schemes newsletter 186 - October 2026
Publication · HMRC · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Decision makers' guide: Vols 13 and 14: State Pension Credit: staff guide
Publication · DWP · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Teachers' pension scheme payments: 2026 to 2027
Publication · DfE · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Perceptions of the Department for Work and Pensions: Wave 4 (May to June 2026)
Publication · DWP · Thu 29 Oct · gov.uk
- Pension Tax Allowance Explainer
Publication · HMT · Wed 28 Oct · gov.uk
- Stamp Duty Land Tax - Local Government Pension Scheme Relief
Publication · HMRC · Wed 28 Oct · gov.uk
- Income Tax: removing the pensions tax two-year rule
Publication · HMRC · Wed 28 Oct · gov.uk
- Defined benefit pension scheme surplus payments to members
Publication · HMRC · Wed 28 Oct · gov.uk
- Armed forces pensions
Publication · MOD, VAPC, Veterans UK · Tue 27 Oct · gov.uk
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