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Government responds to calls for major pension age change for 'front line workers'

The Government said the NHS Pension Scheme already offers early retirement options and warned a lower age would add significant costs.

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The Government has responded to a petition calling for ambulance workers to have a pension age of 60, saying there are no plans to reduce the NHS pension age.

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Government responds to calls for major pension age change for 'front line workers'

The Government has responded to a petition calling for ambulance workers to have a pension age of 60, saying there are no plans to reduce the NHS pension age.

·Ilkley, United Kingdom
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Keighley News broke the news in Keighley, United Kingdom on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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