Golding Homes has recently secured an extension of a £100m revolving credit facility with Lloyds for a further five years.
David Hart, finance director at Golding Homes, said: “Lloyds is a longstanding key funding bank to us at Golding, and its continued support will allow us to deliver at pace against our commitments to invest in our existing homes, deliver new homes for our communities and complete major projects like the regeneration of Fielding Park (formerly Cambridge Crescent) in Shepway, Maidstone.
“By 2026 we’ll have invested an additional £44.5m in our homes so that they meet current decent homes standards with 84% at EPC C. We’ll also have delivered 570 new homes in our three-year corporate plan period.”
Lauren Bailey, in Lloyds’ housing team, added: “It is a pleasure to continue supporting Golding Homes in its work to build new, affordable housing and retrofit its existing properties. Golding Homes is one of the largest social housing providers in Kent and we are proud to work with the team, and more than 320 housing associations of all sizes across the UK, to help provide more quality, affordable housing.”
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