Government interim response: proposals for the future of department for work and pensions jobcentres

* Department for Work & Pensions Consultation outcome GOVERNMENT INTERIM RESPONSE: PROPOSALS FOR THE FUTURE OF DEPARTMENT FOR WORK AND PENSIONS JOBCENTRES Updated 5 July 2017 This was

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Between 30 January 2017 and 28 February 2017, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) undertook public consultation exercises seeking views on proposals for the future of the jobcentres

at: * Brighouse * Broxburn * Clay Cross * Coventry Tile Hill * Darwen * Edgware * Eltham * Finchley * Highgate * Hoylake * Leytonstone * Liverpool Edge Hill and Liverpool Wavertree *

Mountain Ash * Newton-le-Willows * Petersfield * Pyle * Rotherham Goldthorpe * Sheffield Eastern Ave * Shipley * Southall * Tunbridge Wells * Wellington * Westminster * Whitstable and Herne

Bay * Wilmslow DWP is grateful to all those who responded to these consultations, including those who raised potential issues or concerns. Following the announcement of a general election on

8 June 2017, the civil service has to conduct its business by following the General election 2017: guidance for civil servants. This means we will publish the government’s responses to

these consultations as soon as possible after the general election. Back to top