7491645.15
DATED 2021
(1) THE LONDON PENSIONS FUND AUTHORITY
and
(2) THE LONDON BOROUGHS AS SET OUT IN SCHEDULE 2
PENSIONS
AGREEMENT
In respect of GLC/ILEA Local Government Pension Scheme
liabilities
2nd Floor
169 Union Street
London
SE1 0LL
7491645.15
CONTENTS
C
lause Page
1 INTERPRETATION .................................................................................................... 5
2 EFFECTIVE DATE ..................................................................................................... 7
3 CATEGORY B LIABILITIES ........................................................................................ 7
4 CATEGORY A LIABILITIES ........................................................................................ 7
5 REVALUATION OF THE CATEGORY A LIABILITIES ........................................................ 8
6 INTEREST ON LATE PAYMENT ................................................................................... 9
7 NOTICES ................................................................................................................ 9
8 DISPUTE RESOLUTION .................................
............................................................ 9
9 WAIVER ............................................................................................................... 10
10 SEVERANCE .......................................................................................................... 10
11 ENTIRE AGREEMENT .............................................................................................. 11
12 AMENDMENT ........................................................................................................ 11
13 MORE THAN ONE COUNTERPART ............................................................................. 11
14 LAWS .................................................................................................................. 11
SCHEDULE 1 ......................................................................................................... 45
Proportionate Share for each London Borough .......................................................... 45
SCHEDULE 2 ......................................................................................................... 46
List of parties to Pensions Agreement ...................................................................... 46
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This Agreement is made on the day of 2021
Between:
(1) THE LONDON PENSIONS FUND AUTHORITY of 2nd Floor, 169 Union Street, London,
SE1 0LL (the “Administering Authority”); and
(2) THE LONDON BOROUGHS AS SET OUT IN SCHEDULE 2 TO THIS AGREEMENT (the
“Boroughs”)
Background
(A) The Administering Authority is an administering authority. It administers and maintains
the Fund in accordance with the Regulations. The Administering Authority also has acts in
other capacities and has other responsibilities, including being responsible for
administering various levy payments in respect of various other residual liabilities and
benefits (such as in relation to asbestosis claims) as referred to in Recital M.
(B) Each Borough is a Scheme employer within the meaning of the Regulations. The
Boroughs inherited and are responsible for certain historic liabilities, as set out in the
following Recitals to this Agreement. Where “Boroughs” is used this refers to the
Boroughs as a whole and “Borough” means each borough in its own capacity.
(C) In 1986 the Greater London Council (“GLC”) was abolished.
(D) At the time of the GLC’s abolition:
(i) the employees of the GLC transferred to new employers, principally the Boroughs
(and other employers);
(ii) it was agreed that the liabilities in respect of the active members that became
employed by the Boroughs should be transferred across from the GLC Fund to the
Successor Funds;
(iii) an appropriate apportionment of the GLC Fund in respect of these active members
was calculated and paid to each of the Successor Funds in 1990; and
(iv) this transfer and payment only related to those active members that are referred to
above. The deferred, pensioner and dependant liabilities remained in the GLC Fund.
(E) Separately, in 1990 the Inner London Education Authority (“ILEA”) was abolished.
(F) At the time of ILEA’s abolition:
(i) the ILEA staff transferred to, principally, the Inner London Boroughs;
(ii) the Inner London Boroughs became education authorities in their own right and
took on the relevant functions of ILEA;
(iii) the former LGPS regulations were amended to provide that any employee of ILEA
who transferred to an Inner London Borough within a month of leaving would
remain in the ILEA Fund and no apportionment would be made; and
(iv) the pensioner and deferred liabilities would also remain in the ILEA Fund.
(G) In April 1986, the London Residuary Body (“LRB”) was established and was the successor
body to the GLC and ILEA. The LRB took over the functions of the GLC Fund and the ILEA
Fund.
(H) In 1989 the Administering Authority was established by The London Government
Reorganisation (Pensions etc.) Order 1989 to take over certain functions of the LRB
(including in respect of the former GLC Fund and ILEA Fund and associated liabilities),
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with effect on and from 1 April 1990. In 1996, the LRB was wound-up and the liabilities
remained with the Administering Authority.
(I) The Boroughs agree that they are responsible for the Category A Liabilities.
(J) At the time of the abolitions referred to in the recitals above and based on actuarial
assumptions at the time, it was believed that there were sufficient assets to meet the
liabilities referred to in this Agreement. Such liabilities were retained in the Fund and the
Administering Authority is now reverting to the Boroughs to meet those liabilities as it has
been identified that there are not sufficient assets to meet those liabilities. The Boroughs
inherited responsibility for those liabilities and, therefore, this Agreement thereby
documents that they are responsible for those liabilities.
(K) The issue regarding the Category A Liabilities began to materialise in 2001 when it
became clear that the monies that were originally retained in respect of the Category A
Liabilities would not be enough to meet the actual Category A Liabilities and to pay the
benefits required. There are now insufficient assets to meet these payments, and
therefore additional funds are now required from the Boroughs to meet these liabilities.
(L) The Administering Authority subsequently carried out further valuations which confirmed
the future funding deficit in respect of the Category A Liabilities. The Administering
Authority notified the Boroughs that it intended to issue a levy in relation to the Category
A Liabilities relating to the deficit. The former Government prepared draft regulations in
relation to the responsibility for this deficit, however, this was challenged, and the
position remained unresolved. The later Coalition Government’s view was that the
Boroughs and the Administering Authority should try and resolve this issue amongst
themselves and failing this, the position would need to be legislated for.
(M) There is currently in place a levy in respect of the Category B Liabilities, being the Current
Total Levy in respect of which each of the Boroughs pay the relevant Current Levy Share.
(N) It is understood that the Current Total Levy will decrease over time (due to the liabilities
‘dropping off’) and therefore the Current Levy Share that each Borough is required to pay
in respect of the Category B Liabilities will decrease. For the avoidance of doubt, the
Category B Liabilities are not the same as the Category A Liabilities.
(O) The Administering Authority carried out its triennial valuation of the Fund as at 31 March
2019. This revealed that the total deficit in respect of the Category A Liabilities was
approximately £139,652,000 as at that date. This is calculated on the ongoing basis.
(P) The Administering Authority and the Society for London Treasurers have agreed on behalf
of the Boroughs that:
(i) a fair proportion of the Category A Liabilities for which the Boroughs are
responsible is 90% (these liabilities were underfunded by £125,687,000 as at
31 March 2019);
(ii) each Borough’s agreement and responsibility for the Category A Liabilities shall
be documented and set out in this Agreement;
(iii) the Category A Liabilities will be apportioned to each Borough on the basis of
the Proportionate Share;
(iv) as the Current Levy Share starts to reduce, as set out in Recital N, this will
enable the Boroughs to use their funding which they have set aside to meet
the Current Levy Share to pay off the Proportionate Share;
(v) the Borough will pay an amount at least equal to the Payment Amount to the
Administering Authority each year to pay off the Proportionate Share;
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(vi) the amount of the Category A Liabilities will be revalued at each triennial
valuation and will be notified to the Borough, along with that Borough’s
Category A Liabilities Proportionate Share; and
(vii) the relevant payments by each Borough will be made every year until the
Borough’s share of the Category A Liabilities have been paid in full. The
Category A Liabilities will only be discharged in respect of each Borough under
this Agreement if the relevant Borough has paid off in full its share of the
Category A Liabilities.
(Q) However, the Administering Authority recognises that some Boroughs may wish to agree
alternative arrangements in respect of how to fund its Proportionate Share. The
Administering Authority will discuss such proposals with the Boroughs who wish to make
alternative arrangements, however, this is on the basis that at least the Payment Amount
is paid to the Administering Authority to pay off the Proportionate Share within the
Scheme Year in which this Agreement is signed.
(R) The Administering Authority and the Boroughs have agreed to enter into this Agreement
to confirm the agreed position in respect of the Category A Liabilities.
(S) This Agreement has been signed by the Administering Authority’s Chief Executive Officer
without affixing the Administering Authority’s common seal in the presence of a witness
due to the Government’s social distancing measures in light of the Covid-19 pandemic, in
accordance with delegated authority from the Administering Authority’s Board.
NOW IT IS AGREED as follows:
1. Interpretation
1.1 The following expressions have the following meanings:
“2013 Regulations”
2013.
“Actuary”
an actuary appointed by the Administering
Authority.
“Category A Liabilities”
liabiliti
es
to the Fund as a result of the
events as
set out in Recitals C to H of this Agreement.
“Category B Liabilities”
liabilities in respect of which the Relevant
Legislation allows the Administering Authority to
issue levies and demand payment from the
Boroughs in respect of the unfunded liabilities, such
as administration costs and asbestos claims relating
to GLC/ILEA.
“Current Levy Proportion
Basis”
the 2016/17 Council Tax Base with:
(i) a Greater London spread for group 1
(in respect of the former GLC/LRB
staff); and
(ii) an Inner London spread for group 2
(in respect of the former ILEA staff)
as set out in the Relevant Legislation.
“Current Levy Share”
means each Borough’s individual levy share in
relation to the Category B Liabilities calculated in
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accordance with the Current Levy Proportion Basis,
as formally notified to the Boroughs on 14 February
each year, and the payments in respect of which
are collected by the Greater London Authority on
behalf of the Fund and then paid into the Fund’s
account each month.
“Current Total Levy”
Category B Liabilities which is payable by the
London Boroughs (totalling £23,380,000) as at
January 2021.
“Payment Amount”
the difference
be
tween the Current Levy
Share
amount as it stands at the date of this Agreement
and each year’s subsequent Current Levy Share.
The Payment Amount would be nil if there is no
underfunding for the Category A Liabilities.
“Proportionate Share”
means each Bo
ro
ugh’s proportionate sha
re in
relation to the underfunding in respect of the
Category A Liabilities calculated in accordance with
the Current Levy Proportion Basis (the percentages
in relation to which are set out in Schedule 1).
“
Effective
Date”
the dat
e
of this Agreement
.
“Fund”
the London Pensions Fund Authority
’
s Pension
Fund.
“GLC Fund”
GLC. For the avoidance of doubt, the GLC Fund is
no longer in existence.
“
Inner
London Boroughs
”
means the followin
g
Boroughs:
London
Bor
ough
of
Camden; London Borough of Greenwich; London
Borough of Hackney; London Borough of
Hammersmith & Fulham; London Borough of
Islington; Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea;
London Borough of Lambeth; London Borough of
Lewisham; London Borough of Southwark; London
Borough of Tower Hamlets; London Borough of
Wandsworth; City of Westminster and the City of
London
“Levy Regulations”
the Levying Bodies (General) Regulations 1992.
“Registered Pension Scheme”
a pension scheme registe
re
d under Chapter 2 of
Part 4 of the Finance Act 2004.
“Relevant Legislation”
section 69 of the Local Government Finance Act
1988, the London Government Reorganisations
(Pensions) Order 1989 and the Levy Regulations
and any other relevant powers or regulations that
may be applicable.
“Regulations”
the 2013 Regulations and the Transitional
Regulations.
“Scheme”
the Local Government Pension Scheme established
and governed by the Regulations.
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“Scheme Year”
a year beginning on a 1
April and ending on the
next 31 March.
“Successor Fund”
employee was transferred to on GLC’s abolition.
“Transitional Regulations”
(Transitional Provisions, Savings and Amendment)
Regulations 2014.
1.2 Expressions have the same meaning as in the Regulations except where the context
otherwise requires.
1.3 This Agreement includes a heading at the start of each Clause which outlines its
provisions. These are included for information only.
1.4 Any reference in this Agreement to any statute or statutory provision will include any
subordinate legislation made under it and, except as provided in Clause 4.2 (Change in
the Current Levy Proportion Basis), will be construed as a reference to such statute,
statutory provision and/or subordinate legislation as modified, amended, extended,
consolidated, re-enacted and/or replaced and in force from time to time.
1.5 Words such as “in particular”, “includes” or “including” shall not limit the generality of the
words preceding them.
2. Effective Date
This Agreement shall have effect on and from the Effective Date.
3. Category B Liabilities
The parties agree and confirm that each Borough remains responsible for its share of the
Category B Liabilities under the Relevant Legislation. Nothing in this Agreement
prejudices the obligations in respect of the Category B Liabilities.
4. Category A Liabilities
4.1 Calculation of the Proportionate Share
4.1.1 The Proportionate Share will be calculated by the Actuary at each triennial
valuation based on the Current Levy Proportion Basis. The Proportionate Share
will be notified in writing to the Borough by 14 February each year.
4.1.2 The Proportionate Share in respect of each of the Boroughs as at 31 March
2019 is set out in Schedule 1 to this Agreement.
4.1.3 Without prejudice to Clause 10 (Waiver), in the event that the Proportionate
Share is not calculated and notified within the timescales as set out above for
any reason, this shall not be construed nor shall it be deemed to be a waiver of
the Administering Authority’s rights in respect of this.
4.2 Change in the Current Levy Proportion Basis
4.2.1 If the proportions change under the Relevant Legislation without the Relevant
Legislation being amended, this will not impact upon the Current Levy
Proportion Basis.
4.2.2 If the Relevant Legislation is amended which may impact on the Current Levy
Proportion Basis, such amendments will not impact upon the proportions
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payable by the Boroughs unless the Administering Authority otherwise
determines.
4.3 Responsibility for the Proportionate Liability Share
4.3.1 The parties agree and confirm that each Borough is responsible and continues
to be responsible under this Agreement for its Proportionate Share until it has
been paid in full.
4.3.2 For the avoidance of doubt, each Borough’s Proportionate Share, as set out in
Schedule 1, represents the Proportionate Share as at 31 March 2019. This will
be revalued at each triennial valuation. Each Borough will be responsible for
the amount as revalued at each triennial valuation and will have to fund this in
accordance with Clause 4.4 below.
4.4 Funding the Proportionate Share
4.4.1 Each Borough agrees to pay an amount at least equal to the Payment Amount
to the Administering Authority to pay off the Proportionate Share each year on
such payment dates as the Current Levy is required to be paid. The
Administering Authority will be responsible for notifying the Boroughs of their
relevant Proportionate Share, the relevant Payment Amount, and the process
for payment of the relevant amount in line with existing arrangements for
Current Levy Share payments or by such other arrangement or agreement
between the Boroughs and the Administering Authority.
4.4.2 The payments which are made by each Borough in accordance with Clause
4.4.1 will be credited to the Fund and set against the relevant Borough’s
Proportionate Share.
4.4.3 The payment made in accordance with the above Clause 4.4.1 will continue to
occur every year until the Proportionate Share has been paid in full. Each
Borough’s liability under this Agreement shall cease when its Proportionate
Share has been paid in full.
4.4.4 For the avoidance of doubt:
4.4.4.1 nothing in this Agreement prejudices any other agreement
between the Administering Authority and the Borough, payment
or obligation or obligations of the Borough in respect of other
and any remaining liabilities (whether required by the
Regulations, Relevant Legislation or by any other legislation or
otherwise) ; and
4.4.4.2 by entering into this Agreement the parties are not waiving
any rights and/or entitlements in respect of or under the
Regulations, Relevant Legislation, or other legislation.
5. Revaluation of the Category A Liabilities
For the avoidance of doubt:
5.1 the amount of the Category A Liabilities will be revalued by the Actuary at each triennial
valuation.
5.2 the amount of the Category A Liabilities will be notified to the Borough, along with the
Proportionate Share and Payment Amount each year; and
5.3 the payments will be made every year until the Borough’s share of the Category A
Liabilities have been paid in full.
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6. Interest on Late Payment
If any sum payable by the Borough under this Agreement remains unpaid, the
Administering Authority may require the Borough to pay interest on the unpaid sum, at
the same rate and on the same terms as payable in respect of the Current Levy Share.
7. Notices
All notices under this Agreement shall be in writing and shall be served by sending the
same by first class post, facsimile or by hand or leaving the same at the headquarter
address of the Administering Authority or the Borough (as the case may be).
8. Dispute Resolution
8.1 Restriction on litigation
8.1.1 Except as set out in Clause 8.5, no party may commence proceedings in
relation to a dispute that arises out of or in connection with this Agreement
unless that party has:
(a) served notice (a “Referral Notice”) on the other party notifying
it of the relevant dispute; or
(b) already received a Referral Notice from another party in relation
to the same dispute.
8.1.2 For the avoidance of doubt, no party may raise a dispute under this Clause 8
except in relation to an invoice raised by the Administering Authority under
this Agreement.
8.1.3 Nothing in this Clause 8 will prevent the Administering Authority from
exercising its statutory powers under the Local Government Act 1985, Greater
London Authority Act 1999 or any other statute or under the Levy Regulations
or any other subordinate legislation, in particular the ability of the
Administering Authority to levy the Boroughs in respect of any deficit in the
Fund.
8.2 Resolution process – Stage 1
Following service of a Referral Notice, each party must respectively procure that the
relevant dispute is referred for resolution to its appropriate representative as set out in
the following table:
Party Stage 1 representative
Each Borough any person of a level notified by the respective Borough
to the Administering Authority (such notification to be
made within 14 Business Days of the Effective Date)
Administering Authority Funding and Risk Director or any other Principal Officer
nominated by the Chief Executive Officer.
Those representatives must meet at the earliest convenient time and in any event within
10 Business Days of the date of service of the Referral Notice, and must negotiate in good
faith and attempt to resolve the dispute.
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8.3 Resolution process – Stage 2
If a dispute has not been resolved within 15 Business Days of the date of service of the
relevant Referral Notice, each party must respectively procure that the dispute is referred
for resolution to its appropriate representative as set out in the following table:
Party Stage 2 representative
Each Borough any person of a level notified by the respective Borough
to the Administering Authority (such notification to be
made within 14 Business Days of the Effective Date)
Administering Authority Chief Executive Officer or any Principal Officer nominated
by the Chief Executive Officer (excluding the stage 1
representative).
Those representatives must meet at the earliest convenient time and in any event within
25 Business Days of the date of service of the Referral Notice, and must negotiate in good
faith and attempt to resolve the dispute.
8.4 External resolution processes
(a) Regardless of whether Clauses 8.2 and 8.3 have been complied with, if a
dispute is not resolved within 30 Business Days of service of the relevant
Referral Notice any party may commence proceedings in accordance with
Clause 14 or, if the affected parties agree in writing to do so, the parties must
attempt to settle the dispute by mediation in accordance with the CEDR Model
Mediation Procedure. Any party may withdraw from a mediation at any time.
(b) The provisions of this Clause 8.4 do not affect any right that any party may
have to damages in respect of a breach by another party of Clauses 8.2 and
8.3.
8.5 Preservation of rights
8.5.1 Nothing in this Clause 8 will prevent or delay any party from:
(a) seeking orders for specific performance, interim or final
injunctive relief;
(b) exercising any rights it has to terminate this Agreement; or
(c) commencing proceedings where this is necessary to avoid loss of
a claim owing to the rules on limitation of actions.
9. Waiver
Failure or neglect by the Administering Authority to enforce at any time any of the
provisions of this Agreement or to use its powers under the Regulations, Relevant
Legislation, any other legislation or otherwise shall not be construed, nor shall it be
deemed to be a waiver of the Administering Authority’s rights nor in any way affect the
validity of the whole or any part of this Agreement nor its wider powers nor prejudice the
Administering Authority’s rights to take subsequent action.
10. Severance
10.1 If any provision of under this Agreement shall be found by any court or administrative
body of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unenforceable, such invalidity or
unenforceability shall not affect the other provisions of this Agreement which shall remain
in full force and effect.
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10.2 If any provision of this Agreement is so found to be invalid or unenforceable but would be
valid or enforceable if some part of the provision were deleted the provision in question
shall apply with such modification(s) as may be necessary to make it valid and
enforceable.
11. Entire Agreement
Except where expressly provided and always subject to the Administering Authority’s
powers under the Regulations, Relevant Legislation, any other legislation or otherwise,
this Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties in connection with
its subject matter and supersedes all prior representations, communications, negotiations
and understandings concerning the subject matter of this Agreement.
12. Amendment
12.1 The parties to this Agreement may, with the agreement of all of them in writing, amend
this Agreement by deed provided that:
12.1.1 the amendment is not such that it would breach the Regulations or any other
legal or regulatory requirements applicable to the Scheme; and
12.1.2 the amendment would not prejudice the status of the Scheme as a Registered
Pension Scheme.
13. More than one Counterpart
This Agreement may be executed in more than one counterpart, which together constitute
one agreement. When each signatory to this Agreement has executed at least one part of
it, it will be as effective as if all the signatories to it had executed all of the counterparts.
Each counterpart Agreement will be treated as an original.
14. Laws
14.1 This Agreement will be governed by and interpreted in accordance with the laws of
England and Wales.
14.2 Any rights that a third party may have under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act
1999 are excluded.
EXECUTED as a deed and delivered on the date stated at the beginning of this Agreement.
EXECUTED as a deed on behalf of
THE LONDON PENSIONS FUND AUTHORITY
acting by its Chief Executive Officer
Chief Executive Officer
In the presence of
Witness name:
Witness signature:
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EXECUTED as a deed by
affixing THE COMMON SEAL of
THE MAYOR AND COMMONALTY
AND CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF LONDON
in the presence of:
Authorised Officer
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SCHEDULE 1
Proportionate Share for each London Borough
Employer nam
e
Proportionate
Share
expressed as a % of the
total
Proportionate
Share 31
March 2019 expressed as a
monetary amount
London Borough of Barking &
Dagenham
0.72%
£
899,000.00
London Borough of Barnet
2.12%
£
2,660,000.00
London Borough of Bexley
1.23%
£1,
5
49,000.00
London Borough of Brent
1.40%
£
1,754,000
.00
London Borough of Bromley
1.98%
£
2,489,000
.00
London Borough of Camden
5.92%
£
7,438,
000.00
London Borough of Croydon
1.84%
£
2,315,000
.00
London Borough of Ealing
1.71%
£
2,149
,000.00
London Borough
of Enfield
1.48%
£
1,854
,000.00
London Borough of
Greenwich
5.00%
£
6,284
,000.00
London Borough of Hackney
4.48%
£
5,632
,000.00
London Borough of
Hammersmith & Fulham
4.98%
£
6,259
,000.00
London Borough of Haringey
1.13%
£
1,419
,
000.00
London Borough of H
arrow
1.28%
£
1,612
,000.00
London Borough of
Havering
1.34%
£
1,680
,000.00
London Borough of Hillingdon
1.50%
£
1,883
,000.00
London Borough of Hounslow
1.25%
£
1,576
,000.00
London Borough of Islington
5.07%
£
6,368
,000.00
Royal
Borough of Kensington
& Chelsea
6.38%
£
8,021
,000.00
Royal
Borough of
Kingston
Upon Thames
0.94%
£1,
186
,000.00
London Borough of Lambeth
6.78%
£
8,519
,000.00
London Borough of Lewisham
5.26%
£
6,615
,000.00
London Borough of Merton
1.12%
£1,
402
,000.00
London Borough of Newham
1.12%
£1,
405
,000.
00
London Borough of
Redbridge
1.30%
£
1,638
,000.00
London Borough of Richmond
-
upon-Thames
1.36%
£
1,705
,000.00
London Borough of Southwark
6.14%
£
7,711
,000.00
London Borough of Sutton
1.10%
£
1,387
,000.00
London Borough of Tower
Hamlets
5.62%
£
7,058
,000
.00
London
Borough of Waltham
Forest
1.12%
£1,
413
,000.00
London Borough of
Wandsworth
8.46%
£1
0,632
,000.00
City of Westminster
8.42%
£1
0,580
,000.00
City of London
0.47%
£
595
,000.00
Total
£
125,687,000
.00
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SCHEDULE 2
List of parties to Pensions Agreement
Name of London Borough
Address of London Borough
London Borough of Barking & Dagenham
Town Hall, 1 Town Square, Barking, IG11 7LU
London Borough
of Barnet
Building
4, North L
ondon Business Park, Oakleigh
Road, South London, N11 1NP
London Borough of Bexley
Civic Offices, 2 Watling Street, Bexleyheath, Kent,
DA6 7AT
London Borough of Brent
Brent Council, Brent Civic Centre, Engineers Way,
Wembley, HA9 0FJ
London B
orough of B
romley
Bromley Council, Civic Centre, Stockwell Close,
Bromley BR1 3UH
London Borough of Camden
5 Pancras Square, London N1C 4AG
London Borough of Croydon
Croydon Council, Bernard Weatherill
House, 8 Mint
Walk, Croydon, CR0 1EA
London Borough
of Ealing
Revenues, London Borough of Ealing, PO Box 1344,
Ealing, W5 2BY
London Borough of Enfield
Civic Centre, Silver Street Enfield, EN1 3XA
London Borough of Greenwich
The Woolwich Centre,
Wellington Street, Woolwich,
SE18 6HQ
London Borough of Ha
ckney
Hackn
ey Service Centre, 1 Hillman Street, London,
E8 1DY
London Borough of Hammersmith &
Fulham
Hammersmith Town Hall, Hammersmith, London,
W6 9JU
London Borough of Haringey
St Ann’s
Hospital, St Ann’s Road, Tottenham,
London, N15 3TH
London Borou
gh of Harro
w
Civic Centre, Station Road, Harrow, HA1 2XY
London Borough of Havering
London Borough of Havering, Town Hall, Main Road,
Romford, RM1 3BD
London Borough of Hillingdon
Civic Cen
tre, High Street, Uxbridge, Middlesex, UB8
1UW
London Borough of
Hounslow
L
ondon Borough of Hounslow, Civic Centre,
Lampton Road, Hounslow, TW3 4DN
London Borough of Islington
Islington Customer Centre, 22 Upper Street,
London, N1 1XR
Royal
Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
The Town Hall, Hornton Street, London, W8 7NX
Royal
Bor
ough of Kingston Upon Thames
Guildhall 2, High Street, Kingston upon Thames,
KT1 1EU
London Borough of Lambeth
Town Hall, Brixton Hill, Lambeth, SW2 1RW
London Borou
gh of Lewisham
London Borough of Lewisham, Laurence House, 1
Catford Road, SE6 4RU
Londo
n Borough of Merton
London Borough of Merton, Civic Centre, London
Road, Morden, SM4 5DX
London Borough of Newham
London Borough of Newham, Newham Dockside,
1000 Dockside Road, London, E16 2QU
London Borough of Redbridge
Lynton House, 255
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259
High Road,
Ilford, IG1 1NN
London Borough of Richmond
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upon
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Thames
Civic Centre, 44 York Street, Twickenham, TW1 3BZ
London Borough of Southwark
Southwark Council, PO BOX
64529, London, SE1P
5LX
London Borough of Sutton
Civic Offices, St Nicholas Way, Su
tton, SM1 1
EA
London Borough of Tower Hamlets
Tower Hamlets Council, Town Hall, Mulberry Place,
5 Clove Crescent, E14 2BG
London Borough of Waltham Forest
London Borough
of Waltham Forest, Town Hall,
Forest Road, London, E17 5JF
London Borough of Wandsw
orth
The To
wn Hall, Wandsworth High Street, London,
SW18 2PU
City of Westminster
Westminster City Hall, 64 Victoria Street, London,
SW1E 6QP
City of London
City of
London Corporation, Guildhall, PO Box 270,
London EC2P 2EJ