Local elections complicate Brunel’s pool merger talks

Brunel Pension Partnership has criticised a government decision that would effectively force it to either dissolve or merge with another pool, but local government election results may complicate its planning.

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Brunel Pension Partnership has responded to a government decision that would effectively force it to either dissolve or merge with another pool, saying it

Local elections complicate Brunel’s pool merger talks

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