If you are a WASPI woman or know of a WASPI woman who would like to take part in a tv feature about this issue please contact me via this website and I'll tell you how to progress.
I have received this message:
The BBC want to focus on any of the following:
Has got to her 60s, can’t afford to retire and has now found another job to fill the gap between her last career and her new retirement age
Is struggling to get a job to do the above, and finding it hard to make any savings (or benefits?) stretch until pensionable age
Has turned this into something good – ie gone back into education, started her own business, doing charity work, fostering etc
Is trying or has tried to take up the government offer of the ‘apprenticesips for 60-somethings’ last year
Is looking after children/grandchildren and older relatives – and worrying about how to keep paying for it all