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The Magnox Group of the ESPS has different sections. Use the tiles below to select your section and find out about your benefits.
If you're not sure which section you're in, you can find the section name on your Annual Benefit Statement (ABS), Pension Savings Statement (PSS), or your payslip (if you're already taking your benefits). Alternatively, please log in to your myESPS account and check the homepage there.
If your paperwork says SLC, please read the additional information in the boxes below to identify which tile is the correct one for you.
Final Salary sections
For members of the Atkins, Cavendish Nuclear and NNL sections.
Also for members of the SLC section who left the Scheme on or before 31 March 2024 or are a Scottish Protected Person under the Scottish Protected Persons Regulations.
Reformed SLC section
For members who were employed by NRS or Sellafield and an active member of the SLC section at 1st April 2024.
You are a member of the Reformed SLC section, which combines Final Salary and Career Average Revalued Earnings (CARE) benefits.
Knowledge Hub
For all members, this area offers general information about the Scheme, along with news updates and ways to access additional help and support.
Final Salary
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SLC Care
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What's happening in pensions?
Keep up to date with the latest pensions news, as well as the latest developments in the Scheme.
A quiet Spring Statement for pensions
05 Mar 2026
Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, delivered her 2026 Spring Statement on 3 March.
As expected, the Statement provided an update on the UK economy and public finances, reflecting the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR)'s latest forecasts.
While the Chancellor outlined the government’s broader economic plans, no major policy changes were announced. Notably, there were no new measures affecting pensions. This is consistent with the government’s intention to hold only one major fiscal event each year - the Autumn Budget.
The OBR noted that its forecasts do not factor in the rapidly developing situation in the Middle East, as their analysis was completed beforehand. We are unable to speculate on how these global events may influence future government policy or the wider economic outlook.