Sell My House Quickly Chatham

With stamp duty slashed until next year and the property market in full swing, home buyers and investors need to check out our online edition of Kent New Homes this autumn!

KM Media Group’s must-have guide profiles new homes and developments across Kent and Medway and its arrival couldn’t have been more timely.

Kent New Homes 2020 delves into the latest new developments, with news on show homes, incentives and all the easiest ways to make buying easy. Mortgage interest rates are as low as can be and there's so much choice available across the county from substantial five-bedroom family homes to plush apartments aimed at first-time buyers.

Activity in the UK property market had slowed down during March, April, May, and June when the Covid-19 pandemic took hold but that has all since changed courtesy of this welcome government incentive.

Since the easing of lockdown, people have been back looking at homes again as they seek to take advantage of the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) cuts announced back in July by chancellor Rishi Sunak.

Buyers are currently no longer obliged to pay stamp duty on properties under £500,000 - instead of £125,000 - until March 2021, and this in turn has seen a surge in demand for new homes.

The government predicts that the temporary move will mean nine out of 10 people buying a home in 2020 won’t need to pay any stamp duty at all.

Apart from the online edition, Kent New Homes 2020 will be supplied free with the County Messenger, Dartford Messenger, East Kent Mercury, Faversham News, Folkestone & Hythe Express, Gravesend Messenger, Herne Bay Gazette, Kentish Express, Kent Messenger, Kentish Gazette, Medway Messenger, Sittingbourne News Extra, Sheerness Times Guardian, and the Whitstable Gazette.

The hard copy edition is also available for free pickup at selected locations across Thanet, South East London, the Midlands and East Anglia.

A local councillor has defended Chatham after the town received a bashing from comedian Julian Clary on TV show Countdown.

The actor was speaking to Anne Robinson, host of the Channel 4 series, when he called the town a "terrible place".

Julian Clary has vowed never to return to Chatham
Julian Clary has vowed never to return to Chatham
During the episode, which aired today, Mr Clary was speaking about going on tour once more, to which the former Weakest Link presenter replied: "I was talking to Rachel Parris, the comedian, a few weeks ago on the show and she said some cities or some towns are more difficult to play, she said Lincoln was quite tricky."

Mr Clary, 62, replied: "Oh and Chatham, don't go to Chatham, whatever you do if you want to laugh, just veer round it, terrible place."

Ms Robinson then asked if he had ever returned, to which the children's novelist replied: "I have vowed to never go back. I am very damaged by that.

"I am rude about Chatham in all of my books. Even my children's books, I find a way to be rude about Chatham."

This is not the first time Mr Clary has expressed his dislike for Chatham.

In 2019, during a magazine interview, he was asked about audiences across England, and said he doesn't perform in Chatham anymore "because it's a s***hole".

When asked to explain why, he added: "They didn’t laugh. Fifteen years ago, it was. Scarred me for life."

Cllr Vince Maple, leader of Medway Labour, has defended the town following the jibes aired today, in a Tweet.

He said: "I see Julian Clary is Chatham bashing again on Channel 4.

"This is my home town as well as the home of Charles Dickens, , , , the award winning and so much more.

Work is under way on a £15 million investment to create a world-class business park aiming to attract leading technology and science firms.

The Innovation Park Medway (IPM) project is said to be a key part of boosting the economy in the Medway Towns providing scores of highly-skilled jobs and opportunities for training when it opens at Rochester Airport.

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