ANNOUNCEMENT

Local government reorganisation

On the 25 March 2026, central government announced plans for local government reorganisation (LGR) in Norfolk. Government has said it is “minded to” support three unitary councils for Norfolk. There is no immediate change as a result of this announcement. While the new councils are expected to be established from April 2028, this won’t be a single “switch-over” moment. Any changes will be planned, phased and communicated over time. Changes to the structure of local government in Norfolk will not affect your LGPS benefits – your pension is safe and guaranteed.

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Norfolk Pension Fund joins LGPS Central Pool

On the 1 April 2026, the Norfolk Pension Fund became a shareholder and partner fund of the LGPS Central Pool. This represents a significant milestone in delivering the Government’s Fit for the Future reforms.

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Member Self-Service upgrade

We’re excited to announce that Member Self-Service is getting an upgrade! Starting 16 December 2025, all members—whether you’re already registered or signing up for the first time—will need to use a unique email address to complete registration on our new site. To get started, simply click the Member Self-Service link at the top of our website to create your account on the new site. Thank you for your cooperation as we improve our services.

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LGPS investment reform

Following the Chancellor’s Mansion House Speech, the Government has published a consultation on Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) investments. Please be assured that the proposals do not impact on the benefit structure of local government pensions. Pensions accrued and pensions payment are unaffected and outside the scope of the reform proposals. The Norfolk Pension Fund is currently reviewing the consultation and intends to respond in due course.

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Avoiding pension scams

Should you decide to transfer your benefits you should be aware of potential pension scams. Educating yourself and remaining vigilant are key to minimising the risk posed by pension scams.

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