DWP warns 184,000 people have had benefits 'stopped' and more to follow
The DWP is continuing its migration process, known as managed migration, as it forces people off legacy benefits.
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DWP warns 184,000 people have had benefits 'stopped' and more to follow
Tamworth Herald
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