Local Authority Pension Funds APPG

First Registered: 21/07/2016 • Last updated on: 24/01/2024

To discuss the issues and concerns of local authority pension funds and the work of the Local Authority Pension Fund Forum.

Note: All-Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs) are informal, cross-party groups formed by MPs and Members of the House of Lords who share a common interest in a particular policy area, region or country. APPGs have no official status within Parliament.
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Contact Details

Registered Contact:

Mr Clive Betts MP, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA. Tel: 020 7219 5114.

Email: officeofclivebettsmp@parliament.uk

Public Enquiry Point:

Paul Hackett, The Smith Institute, 52 Penshurst Road, London E9 7DT

Email: paul.hackett@smith-institute.org.uk

Secretariat:

The Smith Institute acts as the group's secretariat. http://www.smith-institute.org.uk/

Group's Website:

http://www.appglocalpensionfunds.org/

Date
29 Jan 2023
Source
The Smith Institute
Description
The Smith Institute is paid by the Pensions and Investment Research Consultancy to act as the group's secretariat   From : 29/01/2023 To : 28/01/2024
Value
£10,501
Date
29 Jan 2022
Source
The Smith Institute
Description
The Smith Institute is paid by Pensions and Research Consultancy to act as the group's secretariat   From : 29/01/2022 To : 28/01/2023
Value
£10,501
Date
29 Jan 2021
Source
The Smith Institute
Description
The Smith Institute is paid by Pensions and Research Consultancy to act as the group's secretariat   From : 29/01/2021 To : 28/01/2022
Value
£10,501
Date
29 Jan 2020
Source
The Smith Institute
Description
The Smith Institute is paid by Pensions and Research Consultancy to act as the group's secretariat   From : 29/01/2020 To : 28/01/2021
Value
£10,501
Date
11 Jul 2018
Source
Smith Institute
Description
Smith Institute is paid by Pensions and Investment Research Consultancy to act as the group's secretariat   From : 11/07/2018 To : 10/07/2019
Value
£7,501
Date
11 Jul 2017
Source
Smith Institute
Description
Smith Institute is paid by Pensions and Investment Research Consultancy to act as the group's secretariat   From : 11/07/2017 To : 10/07/2018
Value
£7,501
Date
7 Jun 2016
Source
The Smith Institute
Description
Secretariat   From : 07/06/2016 To : 06/06/2017
Value
£9,001
Date
7 Jun 2016
Source
Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (via Pension Investment Research Consultancy)
Value
£10,000
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