Presentation from a WASPI woman - setting the scene

Two presentations from a WASPI women; the first video sets the scene and sets out the adverse effects the State Pension Age (SPA) changes introduced by the 1995 and 2011 Pensions Acts are already having on 1950s-born women just three years into the ten year timetable.

The first video also paves the way for the second, a suggested solution to the WASPI SPA problem.

You can see the second video here: https://www.timloughton.com/news/presentation-waspi-woman-solution

Please do share this video as far and wide so that as many people as possible are aware of what the WASPI women are going through and facing.

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