Contact Number : British Gas Pension Scheme

dodgexx.

alanrowell wrote: »

I left BG in 1996 and have lost all the contact information for the Pension Scheme.

Anyone have it as googling doesn't help

Brill, Just phoned this number, 0845 7585247 as advised by mickeyboy25:beer: as i had paid in to an old "North West" British Gas Pension for 8yrs, Was asked for National Insurance Number, Old Address + New Address & was informed that my Pension Statement would be posted out to me at my new address within the next 5 days, Many thanks, dodgexx.








0845 7585247

weasel2

Thanks Mickeyboy25, you were spot on with the number. a quick call has sorted my pension out with the East Midland Gas Board

Daisy_duke

Thanks for the phone number 08457585247 and the address posted. I worked in the office at Whitehall Rd Colchester and they are sending me a forecast. Can't believe I will be 60 in three years. Hope I get a nice surprise and can retire then! PS You will need your National Insurance number as discussed on previous postings. Good luck.:wave::wave::bdaycake::A:A

bubbles42

I do not have a normal pension entitlement with British Gas but I have a slip of paper from when I left the former West Midlands Gas circa 1975 saying to contact the Chief Accountants Dept, Wharf Lane, Solihull B91 2JP a few months before my 60th birthday to claim my (very small amount) Graduated Pension Scheme equivalent pension. Can anyone advise where to contact since this Name and Address are no longer valid.
Thanks

dailymailboy

Hi, I was with the southern gas board conversion team in the 1970,s do'es any one know where I can claim my pension please

bubbles42

I filled a form online for the DWP and they gave me the address for National Grid pensions. I wrote to them with a photocopy of my "leaving" form plus NI number and they were able to locate my records.
Hope this helps.

mariadad

Dear All
I would like to hear fro any members who worked for southern gas on the natural gas conversion, late 1960_1970.
My Dad died recently from asbestosis.I need to find out what his work would of involved.on a daily bases.
I hope anyone reading this hasn't been affected from asbestosis during their employment.
If you can help me and my family,pleas contact me
Maria

mariadad

Please excuse this unexpected message, I found your blog online when searching for help regarding Asbestosis claims against the Gas Board. My dear Dad passed away having suffered from Asbestosis which we believe he contracted during his time as a Gas fitter during the late 60,s and 70,s doing domestic Gas conversion jobs for the Gas board and a sub contractor. We have been advised to seek compensation through the courts and now need to find information.
We have to prove that the job he did put him at risk of exposure to Asbestos and need to speak to people who did similar work or have family members that did to understand what the working conditions were really like. Any help or advice you can offer would be very much appreciated.




QUOTE=Laurence Turner;36237175]The following site may help you find not only Brist Gas but many more.

Hope this helps

All the w's dot direct dot gov dot UK/en/Pensionsandretirementplanning/PlanningForRetirement/AboutToRetire/DG_10027189

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http://www.asbestosjustice.co.uk/tradesmen-risk-asbestos-exposure/

http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Asbestosis/Pages/Causes.aspx

Given your father's occupation, it would be very unlikely that his asbestosis was not work related?

Did he have mesothelioma?

https://www.gov.uk/government/news/asbestos-victims-to-get-123000-in-compensation

pandoragolden

I amtrying to locate my pension provider for British Gas again, I even called the HR dept, they have a record of my employer but nothing about a pension plan, would it have been possible to work there without one? I am sure I paid into one. Have tried centrica and Standard \life