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Airport Chief Steps Up Pressure Over Rail Line
BIA chief executive Paul Kehoe has stepped up his campaign to bring a high-speed rail service to the airport by condemning Birmingham International station as "tired" and little improved since the 1970s. Arguing strongly for a new public transport hub at BIA and the NEC, where 200mph services to and from London would stop, Mr Kehoe said failure to plan for a new station now would cost future jobs and investment and contribute to economic decline in the West Midlands.
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Wednes y, p HOW'S Managing pension risks in unpredictable YOUR times T he last few months have seen much turbulence in the financial markets. Most UK pension schemes' funding levels reached a peak in 2007, but are far off those peaks now - many are now in material deficit, with assets lower than the value of members' pensions or "liabilities". The reason for the deterioration is well known - there has been a substantial fall in pension scheme assets. PENSION? Hindsight is a wonderful thing of...