Always A Pensions Angle

Pensions Expert editor Nick Reeve and LAPF Investments reporter Thomas Parker discuss the biggest news from the worlds of private and public sector pensions in our new podcast, Always a Pensions Angle.

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Latest Podcasts

Nick Dixon, Avon Pension Fund

Podcast: Avon’s Nick Dixon on member engagement in the LGPS

2026-03-25T18:04:00+00:00

Always A Pensions Angle has teamed up with the Fifty Faces Podcast for a series of interviews with senior professionals from across the LGPS. The fifth and final episode features Nick Dixon of the Avon Pension Fund.

Helen Whately, Pensions UK Investment Conference, March 2026

Always a Pensions Angle: Shadow pensions minister Helen Whately MP on mandation

2026-03-20T16:24:00+00:00

All eyes were on parliament again this week, as peers scrutinised the Pension Schemes Bill amid mounting opposition to the mandation power. The Always a Pensions Angle team was among those watching intently.

Richard Tomlinson, LPPI, LAPFSIF Feb 2026

Podcast: LPPI’s Richard Tomlinson on the next phase of LGPS pooling

2026-03-18T23:20:00+00:00By

Always A Pensions Angle has teamed up with the Fifty Faces Podcast for a series of interviews with senior professionals from across the Local Government Pension Scheme. Episode four features LPPI’s Richard Tomlinson.

Edinburgh, Scotland

Always A Pensions Angle: Live From Edinburgh!

2026-03-13T11:20:00+00:00

In this special edition of the Always a Pensions Angle podcast, Nick and Tom give us the lowdown on all the biggest stories to come out of the recent Pensions UK Investment Conference in Edinburgh.

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