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Group aims to deliver

Inside Housing: 11 November 2005

Four housing associations in south-east Wales have set up a consortium to work with councils in a bid to streamline the delivery of affordable housing.

GENuS, made up of Eastern Valley and Gwerin housing associations, Newport Housing Trust and the Seren Group, will invest around £130 million over the next three years towards the development of new homes and maintenance of existing properties.

The partnership also hopes to secure extra funding from the Welsh Assembly.

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