Tanya Williams claims she was given an appointment at a job centre that is listed as permanently closed
A mum claims she was forced to live on £100 a week with her two children after her universal credit was halted when the Department for Work and Pensions gave her an appointment at a job centre which has permanently closed. Tanya Williams, who lives with her two children in Rock Ferry , Wirral , was given an appointment at Bromborough Job Centre, despite the centre being permanently shut.
It's not been easy and I've broke down a couple of times but you have to keep going.' Tanya, who suffers with fibromyalgia, a condition that causes widespread pain and tiredness, and chronic fatigue, claims she visited the job centre on on July 22 for her appointment, and when she rang up DWP was told another appointment would be arranged.
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