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Midlands councils and landlords join forces

Councils and housing associations in the West Midlands agree to work together to help tenants prepare for welfare reforms.

By Jamie Hailstone | 08 June 2012

Councils and housing associations in the West Midlands have agreed to work together to help tenants prepare for forthcoming welfare reforms.

The West Midlands Making Best Use Of Housing Stock (WMBUS) partnership, which includes Birmingham City Council and the WM Housing Group, are developing a framework to help tenants and landlords deal with the upcoming changes to the benefit system.

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