The members of the plan are receiving money under a government-funded scheme that was set up to help pensioners formerly employed by firms that hit the buffers.
More than 150 members of the old Motherwell Bridge pension plan are getting their retirement incomes topped up by the taxpayer following the “revolving-door” receivership of the firm that was initiated by banks, The Herald can reveal.
The members of the plan are receiving money under a government-funded scheme that was set up to help pensioners formerly employed by firms that hit the buffers.