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23/04/2015

Wates To Carry Out Repairs For Circle Housing

Wates Living Space has been appointed by Circle Housing to carry out repairs and maintenance works to 18,000 households across London and the West Midlands.

Emergency repairs and refurbishment work for 15,000 households in the Circle 33 residence will be carried out by Wates, in addition to 3,000 homes for Circle Housing's Mercian development.

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David Morgan, Regional Managing Director for Wates Living Space South Maintenance, said: "Wates Living Space has a strong presence across the West Midlands and London and we look forward to growing this further by taking forward this important work on behalf of Circle Housing."

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