Useful Info, Offers & Services
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NARPO HQ
Office Hours: Mon to Thur 8am - 4pm Fri 8am - 3.30pm. Tel: 01924 362166 Fax: 01924 372088 |
Derbyshire Police Federation
104 Coney Green Business Park, Clay Cross S45 9JW Tel: 01246 252329 Mob: 07813 693638 |
Derbyshire Benevolent Trust
C/O Unit 122, Coney Green Business Centre, Wingfield View, Clay Cross S45 9JW. The object of the Trust is to provide welfare and benevolent facilities for members and their families. It also manages the Group Insurance Scheme. |
Pension Enquiries
XPS Group processes the pensions' payroll.
Any changes to pension, third party deductions, changes to personal bank details, addresses etc. will need to be reported directly to XPS, the contact details are below.
XPS Group Pensions Unit, PO Box 485, Middlesborough TS1 9EE. tel: 01642 030692 email: penmail@xpsgroup.com web: Police pensions website
XPS Group processes the pensions' payroll.
Any changes to pension, third party deductions, changes to personal bank details, addresses etc. will need to be reported directly to XPS, the contact details are below.
XPS Group Pensions Unit, PO Box 485, Middlesborough TS1 9EE. tel: 01642 030692 email: penmail@xpsgroup.com web: Police pensions website
Health & Lifestyle
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Wellbeing Toolkit - This toolkit, developed by Police Mutual, is designed to support you to find resources and insights that will enable you to function better and change some patterns of behaviour that may be holding you back from enjoying life. |
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Wellbeing Factsheets - The below factsheets from Police Mutual may be of benefit to members.
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If you are injured or ill The Police Treatment Centres can provide treatment and support for a subscription of just £0.65p per week.
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Photos/Information
If any members have old photographs/information relating to NARPO or Derbyshire Constabulary we may be interested in displaying them on the website. If images are subject to copyright or obtained from another source please obtain consent for their use. In the first instance please contact the Secretary for further information.
If any members have old photographs/information relating to NARPO or Derbyshire Constabulary we may be interested in displaying them on the website. If images are subject to copyright or obtained from another source please obtain consent for their use. In the first instance please contact the Secretary for further information.
Other Information
25/07/19 TAXATION OF COMMUTATION - STATED CASE
A recent case in the High Court has ruled that Police Authorities had a duty to inform those leaving the Force and being re-employed of their tax liabilities upon re-employment.
The case concerned the tax liabilities on pensions, where the appellant police officers had retired before the normal minimum pension age of 55. The appellants appealed against a decision of the Pensions Ombudsman dismissing their complaints that they had not been made aware that retiring when they had done would make them liable to additional tax. The Chancery Division held that the appeal of two appellants against the Avon and Somerset police authority would be allowed. The case of three appellants against the Essex police authority would be remitted to the Pensions Ombudsman. However, the relevant chief constables were not liable to the appellants for the adverse tax consequences of what had occurred.
This will be particularly helpful for those members who are still in dispute with their Forces in relation to this issue.
The full judgement can be found here and a resume can be found on NARPO's website at:
https://www.narpo.org/police-authority-liable-for-negligent-misstatement-that-led-to-loss-of-protected-pension-aged/
25/07/19 TAXATION OF COMMUTATION - STATED CASE
A recent case in the High Court has ruled that Police Authorities had a duty to inform those leaving the Force and being re-employed of their tax liabilities upon re-employment.
The case concerned the tax liabilities on pensions, where the appellant police officers had retired before the normal minimum pension age of 55. The appellants appealed against a decision of the Pensions Ombudsman dismissing their complaints that they had not been made aware that retiring when they had done would make them liable to additional tax. The Chancery Division held that the appeal of two appellants against the Avon and Somerset police authority would be allowed. The case of three appellants against the Essex police authority would be remitted to the Pensions Ombudsman. However, the relevant chief constables were not liable to the appellants for the adverse tax consequences of what had occurred.
This will be particularly helpful for those members who are still in dispute with their Forces in relation to this issue.
The full judgement can be found here and a resume can be found on NARPO's website at:
https://www.narpo.org/police-authority-liable-for-negligent-misstatement-that-led-to-loss-of-protected-pension-aged/
Offers & Services
NARPO Member Services - Details of all national offers and services currently available can be found on the NARPO Member Services webpages.
Derbyshire Benevolent Trust - Visit the website to see the goods, services and benefits on offer to its members, including discounted tickets to see Sheffield Steelers and Derby County home matches.
Time Out 2 Enjoy - Holiday discounts & offers
Derbyshire Benevolent Trust - Visit the website to see the goods, services and benefits on offer to its members, including discounted tickets to see Sheffield Steelers and Derby County home matches.
Time Out 2 Enjoy - Holiday discounts & offers