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Would-be entrepreneurs put their new-found negotiating skills to good use at the end of a two-week pop up business event in The Mall, Maidstone.

Golding Homes has been offering free IT sessions to help residents get on line safely and securely.

A former RAF mechanical transport driver who believes a Golding Homes saved him from homelessness and changed his life is planning a 3,800-mile charity motorcycle ride in aid of the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund.

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Golding Homes is inviting the local community to get involved in a project to knit and crochet over 5000 poppies to mark the 100 year anniversary of the Armistice.

As a full-time mum, Lisa Hutchinson knew it would be difficult to commit herself to a ‘traditional’ job but was determined to find an outlet for her skills and enthusiasm. After attending the recent PopUp Business School workshop, Lisa found the motivation she needed to think about her next steps.  

Excitement, energy and inspiration were the words on everyone’s lips when PopUp Business School brought its own brand of entrepreneurial magic to Maidstone.

Revolutionary start-up training company, PopUp Business School aims to start over fifty new businesses in Maidstone. The PopUp Business School will be popping up at Tovil Community Centre in partnership with Golding Homes and West Kent Housing Association to teach aspiring entrepreneurs how to start their own business.