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Cyclists who jump red lights in City of London could face higher fines

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By Ben Leach
| MSN UK Verified
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Cyclists who jump red lights in City of London could face higher fines

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By Ben Leach
| AOL UK Verified
Cyclists in the City of London could be hit with higher penalties for repeated offences such as running red lights under plans to tackle poor behaviour. The City of London Police is exploring whether it can use Community Protection Warnings and Notices (CPWs, CPNs) to go beyond the £50 Fixed Penalty Notices it is currently able to issue for traffic offences.
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Why Private Equity Is Essential For UK Defined Contribution Pensions Today

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By Ben Leach, Toby Seely
| Mondaq
UK pensions should embrace private equity to diversify, adapt, and secure retirees' futures in a changing world. WTW's analysis of FTSE 350-listed companies found that they paid a total of £6.6 billion into UK defined contribution (DC) schemes last year, exceeding the £5.1 billion paid to defined benefit (DB) schemes during the year1. Meaning, we are on the cusp of more first-time payments from pensions being paid from DC schemes than from DB schemes.
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