StatusOngoing
Opened30 Jan 2026
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We think the government should put all our elderly onto the New State Pension, increase the New State Pension to a good percentage of average earnings and abolish the old 'Basic State Pension'.
We believe those on the Basic State Pension should be paid the difference accrued, since the New State Pension's introduction, between the Basic State Pension and New State Pension. Britain's basic State Pension is currently £176.45 per week. Britain's New State Pension is currently £230.25 a week. Britain's average weekly earnings (AWE) were estimated at £722 in March 2025, by the Office for National Statistics.
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1Rachel Gilmour MP
Tiverton and Minehead2Gideon Amos MP
Taunton and Wellington3Richard Foord MP
Honiton and Sidmouth4Sarah Dyke MP
Glastonbury and Somerton5Sir Mel Stride MP
Central Devon6Andrew Griffith MP
Arundel and South Downs7David Reed MP
Exmouth and Exeter East8Chris Curtis MP
Milton Keynes North9Richard Fuller MP
North Bedfordshire10Christian Wakeford MP
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