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Open Letter

Government Pension Review Delay

We have written to the Chancellor to express our disappointment at the Government's decision to delay Phase 2 of the Pensions Review

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Open Letter

Fair, Green Pensions for All

WBG is happy to support this open letter calling for decent pensions for all, and sustainable thriving economy

Open Letter

#SheVotes open letter

Joint letter with a coalition of women's organisations demanding that women and girls are put at the heart of the General Election

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Health matters: reproductive health and pregnancy planning – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk); Women from poorer backgrounds three times more likely to have abortions (The Guardian)

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Office for National Statistics release England and Wales conception data for under-18s; Q1-Q2-2024 | FSRH

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Abortion statistics for England and Wales: January to June 2022 – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

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Cervical Screening Programme – Coverage Statistics (NHS)

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Reducing women’s health inequalities in the most-deprived areas (The King’s Fund)

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Saving Lives, Improving Mothers’ Care: Lessons learned to inform maternity care from the UK and Ireland Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Deaths and Morbidity 2019–21 (MBRACE UK)

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Extending Public Health England’s contraception return on investment tool: Maternity and primary care settings (PHE)

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Common Wealth, “Undefined Benefit: Fixing the UK Pensions System”, 2023. Available here.

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Make My Money Matter, “Fossil Fuels in UK Pensions: An analysis of Fossil Fuel exposure in UK Pension Funds”, 2023. Available here.

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Brett Christophers, “The dangers of asset managers when it comes to long-term infrastructure”, The Financial Times, 17/04/23. Available here. For more extensive detail see Christophers, Our Lives in Their Portfolios: Why Asset Managers Own The World, Verso: 2023.