WASPI women confirmed today that they are proceeding with fresh legal action against the government, saying they “will not be ignored.”In January, women affected by how changes to the state pension age were communicated were told for a second time that they would not receive compensation.A previous decision not to offer redress was reviewed after the rediscovery of a 2007 Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) evaluation, which at the time led to officials stopping sending out automatic pension forecast letters.

WASPI women confirmed today that they are proceeding with fresh legal action against the government, saying they “will not be ignored.”

In January, women affected by how changes to the state pension age were communicated were told for a second time that they would not receive compensation.

A previous decision not to offer redress was reviewed after the rediscovery of a 2007 Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) evaluation, which at the time led to officials stopping sending out automatic pension forecast letters.

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