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    An empty property in Swanley got a partial make-over by a group of tenants recently.

    Seven residents tried their hand at painting and wallpapering, at our second successful painting and decorating workshop.

    Tony, a decorator with Ian Williams, demonstrated the best way to prepare walls and woodwork, as well as giving some valuable top tips. Attendees learned the best way to wallpaper around a plug socket, which paintbrush to use depending on what they’re painting and what ‘soaking time’ means.

    I would highly recommend the painting and decorating workshop. I learned so much and took away loads of tips"

    Audrey, an attendee at the workshop

    Residents at the painting and decorating workshop

    These four-hour workshops aim to help tenants feel more confident about decorating their home to make it look and feel fresher. All of the residents were given a starter kit to put their new skills into practice, which included a paint tray and paintbrushes.

    It wasn’t all about painting and decorating, our residents were also given practical plumbing advice such as what to do if you have a leak, where all the main valves are located and how to pressurise a boiler. Louis, Lead Maintenance Engineer with iNHomes, our in-house repairs team offered advice to help prevent damage to the home in the case of a leak.

    The day was a great success and we are planning another one later in the year.

    West Kent to bring new net-zero carbon ready family homes to Swanley

    West Kent to bring new net-zero carbon ready family homes to Swanley

     

    35 years of West Kent – our proud history, featuring possibly Britain's oldest council housing

    Introducing Pioneer Cottages, built in the 1890s. Pioneer Cottages form part of West Kent’s diverse housing stock across Kent and have since undergone significant modernisation over the years.