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Wednesday 03 September 2014 9:22 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 07 June 2019 6:33 am

Galliford Try wins two affordable housing deals in London and Middlesbrough

By: Kasmira Jefford

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Galliford Try said yesterday that it had won two affordable housing contracts in east London and in Middlesbrough, in the north east, worth £106m.

The FTSE 250 housing and construction group has been hired by Notting Hill Housing to build Great Eastern Quays, an £81m regeneration scheme in London’s Royal Docks that will have up to 350 homes as well as a shopping centre.

It has also won a £25m contract with Registered Provider Coast and Country Housing to build six retirement schemes in Redcar.

The group was also granted £20m of funding from the Housing and Communities Agency that will go towards the building of 858 affordable homes across the UK.

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