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As the restrictions for Coronavirus gradually lift, Maidstone Borough Council is reopening many areas.

The government has recently changed its guidance on working in people’s homes. This means we are now able to make more repair appointments and action those outstanding repairs that were reported before lockdown.

We have seen a huge increase in fly-tipping across our neighbourhoods since lockdown began. Our teams are seeing more cases of non-domestic waste being dumped in communal bin areas and on our estates.

A Maidstone job-seeker has found employment again after two Kent housing providers and the Maidstone Job Centre joined forces.

Scammers are constantly coming up with new ways to target people, whether this is on the doorstep, via text, phone, or online. We would like to make you aware of possible scam attempts, and urge you to protect yourself and others during this difficult time. 

Maidstone families are receiving much-needed support from the Salvation Army food bank during the coronavirus outbreak. We are pleased to be able to provide funding to bolster the charity's efforts.

Our Community Chest Fund is helping local charities and organisations throughout Kent. Read more to find out how extra funding is helping The Vine Church to support local vulnerable families. 

Golding Homes received £20,000 of grant funding this week from development partners, Countryside, to support the delivery of key community projects in Kent which are responding to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Fusion Maidstone's The Life Cafe Project is supporting their local community during the Coconravirus pandemic, thanks to funding allocated from our Community Chest Fund. 

The Regulator for Social Housing confirmed today that Golding Homes governance grading has changed from G1 to G2.