Article: 'Invisible' man in pensions protest.

Article: Pensioners voice.(News)
Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England);  February 17, 2003 ;     264 words ...A NEW forum for the elderly, which will let pensioners have their say about burning issues, is to be launched this week. Council officers today invited older people to contribute to the development of Knowsley Senior Citizens Voice. Call 0151-433 5602.

Article: Chance to boost pensioners' voice.
Harborough Mail (Market Harborough, England);  August 20, 2007 ;     330 words ...ACTIVE older people are being sought to give a boost to an organisation dedicated to aiding pensioners. Daventry District Older People's Forum is in the process of going independent from Daventry District Council and older people are sought to help lead it. DAVOP is dedicated to providing older

Article: Letter: Latest tax hike hits the pensioners; VOICE ...
The Journal (Newcastle, England);  April 17, 2008 ;     439 words ...Byline: RON KIRKLEY THIS is just a line from a very disgruntled citizen to complain about this Government's latest tax hike on the poor and the pensioner. I have often complained that, no matter how well off a person is upon retirement, they should be free from paying tax. But low and behold, I now

Article: VOICE OF SCOTLAND; TAXING TIMES FOR POOR ...
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  January 3, 2001 ;     700+ words ...I WAS one of those who voted for New Labour under the impression that this Government would fight for the rights of working men and women in Britain. Little did I realise how wrong I was. I have worked all my life and am now retired with a small works' pension plus the state pension. To my dismay,

Article: Readers Letters: VOICE OF SCOTLAND; Mystery of tax on ...
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  December 12, 2000 ;     700+ words ...CHANCELLOR Gordon Brown claims that SNP policies will bring 40,000 pensioners into the income tax system and infers that this is bad. Yet, in the same article, he tells us that Labour is the only party committed to boosting pensioners' incomes. What kind of chicanery will he use to boost incomes -

Article: VOICE OF SCOTLAND; LIFE ISN'T SO BAD FOR ...
Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland);  December 18, 2000 ;     700+ words ...WHY is it there are so many letters condemning Chancellor Brown's pounds 200 fuel allowance as bribery? Surely the majority of pensioners must be delighted, as should those over 75 with their free TV licences? And as for fuel, with the recent reduction in the price of crude oil, some petrol prices

Article: Social care inspector praises care service.
Northampton Chronicle and Echo (Northampton, England);  May 8, 2008 ;     619 words ... ... can easily choose a home across the county which satisfies their needs." Harry Tuttle, a spokesman for Northampton Pensioners' Voice, added: "It's pleasing there is good quality around which creates a wider choice." However, four ...