I seen on the bbc news this morning that 14 pensioners that live in countries that dont get yearly rises in there pension money to fall in line with inflation, will have there cases heard today by the european court of human rights, if they overturn the decission made by the british government, then it could open the floodgates for uk pensioners living in thailand getting the pension money they should get

It'd be nice if they win, even nicer if they win and you lot get the money retroactive to when they stopped! Best of luck!

I seen on the bbc news this morning that 14 pensioners that live in countries that dont get yearly rises in there pension money to fall in line with inflation, will have there cases heard today by the european court of human rights, if they overturn the decission made by the british government, then it could open the floodgates for uk pensioners living in thailand getting the pension money they should get

Won't happen. Same same as being eligible for married person's allowance unless they fly back to Blighty (if they have the funds) for said spouse to register for a social security number. And then fly back again.

it could open the floodgates

Regrettably adding a few drops to a trickle does not constitute a flood

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