15 September 2010

New homes boost for Birmingham

Birmingham City Council is developing 553 new homes, which is the largest number of local authority homes built in the city for 30 years.

Cabinet member for housing, Cllr John Lines, said the new houses ‘were just the beginning for Birmingham’ and would be of ‘exceptional’ quality.

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