Former boy and OBA member Tony Clatworthy leads the fight to protect our military pensions.
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Military pensions 'not protected' Downing Street saysDowning Street has rejected calls to protect the armed forces from cuts to public sector pensions. A spokesman for Prime Minister David Cameron said "tough decisions" were needed and the policy decision had been made. The Forces Pension Society claims widows and injured soldiers face losing hundreds of thousands of pounds. |
Top brass urge government rethink on pensionsA letter to the Prime Minister was hand delivered to Downing Street bearing the names of five former Chiefs of the Defence Staff, other senior military figures and Honorary Members of the Forces Pension Society calling for a rethink on military pensions. The letter was composed by the Forces Pension Society (FPS) a non-profit organisation which represents the pension interests of the wider Armed Forces community, signatories include: |
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Please help Tony to fight this cause on our behalf.The No 10 petitions website, at the time of writing, is no longer accepting new petitions. Not to be outdone, Tony, in true 'ex boy' tradition, has taken the lead and set up his own e-petition to lobby the prime minister and the government on behalf of all present and future military pensioners. The petition will be presented to the prime minister once sufficient signatories have been gathered. To help make the petition grow, please pass on this information to friends and colleagues. Support from both former military and non-military personnel for the petition is important as we believe the pension is an essential part of the Military Covenant which our government is signed up to. |
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