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Kingston upon Thames Council's Pension Board

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The Kingston upon Thames Council's Pension Board notified the Pensions Regulator in October 2026 after the McCloud Remedy project missed its completion deadline.

In October 2026, the Kingston upon Thames Council's Pension Board notified the Pensions Regulator that the McCloud Remedy project, which aims to rectify age discrimination within the Local Government Pension Scheme, had missed its completion deadline due to industry-wide software issues.

The project involves recalculating pension benefits for eligible members to ensure they receive the higher of old or new scheme rules. The Kingston Pension Fund estimates that 3,483 members are in scope for the McCloud Remedy.

Key facts

  1. The McCloud Remedy project missed its completion deadline in October 2026. Source
  2. Kingston upon Thames Council's Pension Board notified the Pensions Regulator. Source
  3. The delay was due to industry-wide software issues. Source
  4. An estimated 3,483 members are in scope for the McCloud Remedy. Source
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