West Kent Neighbourhood eNews, October 2019 No Images? Click here ISSUE 83: October 2019 New Housing Director at West Kent Cathy McCarthy has been appointed as Housing Director, to replace Deborah White, who retires at the end of October.
We were awarded the Gold Housing Footprint We are proud to have been awarded a Gold Housing Footprint in the RSPCA's 2019 Community Animal Welfare PawPrints awards. We celebrated Starts at Home Day with residents at Bowles Lodge Residents and guests at our over 55’s scheme, Bowles Lodge, Hawkhurst, enjoyed a celebratory coffee morning to mark Starts at Home Day. Are you looking for work experience? If you or someone you know is between 15-18 and is looking for work experience, West Kent offers a wide variety of opportunities to try. Essential valuations of propertiesWest Kent borrows money to invest in existing and new homes. In order to do this, every year we need to have regular valuations on our stock. Public consultation at Mills Crescent, Seal West Kent will be hosting a public consultation evening about the development of land near Mills Crescent. Keeping homes safe At the beginning of September we celebrated Gas Safety Week. It's an important awareness raising campaign that promotes the necessity of gas safety checks and safety. Pop Up Job Club in Swanley In September we partnered with The Learning Shop in Bluewater to hold three Pop Up Job Clubs. These Job Clubs aim to help people find a job in retail or hospitality. If you are interested in this or any other training and employment opportunities please follow the links below. New Ash Green family fun day West Kent's Youth Team organised two family fun days in New Ash Green with the local parish council. The events were a great success. New homes available We have lots of new developments across Kent that are available for shared ownership. If you can't afford to buy a property outright, our shared ownership (or low cost home ownership) scheme will be a great option for you. Email sales@wkha.org.uk or call 01732 749900 for more information.![]() Note from our partners at the NHSWomen attending screenings for cervical cancer is at a 20-year low. These screens are a vital part of preventing and treating cervical cancer and could save your life.Contact your GP to book your cervical screen and get checked out today. |