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Pensions will keep rising, minister says after visiting Hove retirement home

by Frank le Duc
Wednesday 10 May, 2017 at 11:14PM
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Pensions will keep rising, minister says after visiting Hove retirement home

Kristy Adams with Damian Green

Pensions will keep rising, the government’s Work and Pensions Secretary said after visiting a retirement home in Hove today (Wednesday 10 May).

Kristy Adams with Damian Green

Damian Green visited Saxon Court on Hove seafront during a campaign visit to support the constituency’s Conservative candidate Kristy Adams.

There have been questions about the Conservative government’s commitment to its existing policy on pension rises, with Mr Green believed to favour a more affordable approach.

The current Conservative policy is called the “triple lock” – a promise to raise pensions each year by 2.5 per cent or the rate of inflation or the rise in average earnings, whichever is higher.

Mr Green declined to say whether the triple lock guarantee would be in the party’s manifesto but insisted that pensions would continue to go up.

He also visited the Secret Garden in Hove with Mrs Adams and Conservative colleagues including the new local Tory leader Tony Janio and Wish Ward councillors Garry Peltzer Dunn and Robert Nemeth.

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