DWP's Obligation to Benefit Claimants

[Deleted User]

After looking at a few things, I think he may mean a crisis grant, if he is in Scotland? As his first post mentions Glasgow. Although I'm not one hundred percent as he is not clear and I don't know enough about Scottish benefits.

EDIT: Any chance of clarification on what the DWP said when you asked for them to pay you again?

NeilCr

For clarity

No crisis loans but councils may provide certain goods in an emergency (in England anyway!). As far as I know it's at County Council level

For example

https://www.kent.gov.uk/social-care-and-health/care-and-support/benefits/home-essentials-in-a-crisis#tab-4

ETA.

I am not getting involved in this discussion. Just providing information for anyone who may be reading and in need of help

poppy12345

I have requested for this thread to be closed because the original question has been answered multiple times.

parkrunner

OP is a troll as I refuse to believe anyone can actually be that stupid.

parkrunner

Have just been reading other threads by the OP, they are hilarious and he will argue with every single reply.

JamesA999

What does "entitlement to benefit" mean in a DWP letter that states per week you will receive £100.

Does that mean you will see "£100" on a bank statement or ATM screen or does it mean you will receive one hundred pounds sterling every week?

If the bank won't give you the one hundred pounds sterling that the DWP have decided you NEED what do you live off of?

Who has a duty to help at that point and why?

Regards

James

KatrinaWaves

JamesA999 wrote: »

What does "entitlement to benefit" mean in a DWP letter that states per week you will receive £100.

Does that mean you will see "£100" on a bank statement or ATM screen or does it mean you will receive one hundred pounds sterling every week?

If the bank won't give you the one hundred pounds sterling that the DWP have decided you NEED what do you live off of?

Who has a duty to help at that point and why?

Regards

James

How much are you willing to pay out of your benefit for a DWP employee to drive to your house once a week and put some pound notes in your hand?

JamesA999

Oh so now you accept that if someone steals the money from the DWP's agent or the DWP's agent will not give you what the DWP say you are entitled to from their agent that the DWP is the person who owes you pursuant to law the one hundred pounds sterling; as per the example.

James

JamesA999

Do you make waves like this at work Katrina?

Regards

CPS

KatrinaWaves

JamesA999 wrote: »

Do you make waves like this at work Katrina?

Regards

CPS

Well you certainly don't...