This week Salford City Radio hosted a special broadcast on the continuing plight of 50swomen and gave interviews to myself and Dr Jocelynne Scutt. Jocelynne also took a petition and letter to Downing Street yesterday calling for the government to implement in line with the UN Convention on the Elimination of all Discrimination against Women and Girls which has still not been fully introduced by successive British governments.

The key point is that mediation to solve the injustice facing some 3.5 million 50s women who waited more than six years to get their pension is possible under civil procedure rules. This was put to the Prime Minister and senior government lawyers in letters yesterday. CedawinLaw see they have a winning hand over this which is why the government don’t want to know over this.There is a team of mediators prepared to act.The All party group on state pension inequality has also raised the issue of mediation with Torsten Bell, the pensions minister but didn’t publish his response.

My interview is here https://t.co/wbT9b92wfw and Jas’s interview can be found here –https://youtu.be/cSf0Z7TQzCs?si=ic03_BYZxSgbPb1n

To emphasise again no legal challenge is required to initiate mediation.

A Top 500-ranked team of mediators is on standby to be considered for the neutral mediation role.

We learned from Waspi that post the Board’s withdrawal of its judicial review – and acceptance of £180,000 – the Government subsequently reneged on an understanding to initiate mediation solely with Waspi Limited.

CEDAWinLAW’s censored winning hand remains in play – no funds nor any legal challenge is required to do so – whilst The One Bright Light prepares to tell the story. Watch this space.