Church View, Stoke Road, Hoo

Community benefits

In addition to the provision of both market and affordable housing and onsite open space, we will be providing financial contributions towards the following:

• Highway improvements at the A228 Peninsular Way (junction with Main Road, Hoo)
• Nursery provision
• Primary education
• Secondary education
• Waste and recycling
• Local GP surgeries
• Off site provision of outdoor open space
• The Great Lines Heritage Park
• Habitats regulations

Taylor Wimpey helps to encourage pupils at Hundred of Hoo academy to walk to school

In support of International Walk to School month this October, we have donated 60 high visibility snap bands to pupils at Hundred of Hoo Academy in Hoo. 

Sally Brading, Primary Principle at Hundred of Hoo Academy, says: “It’s really important to us that our pupils are happy and engaged when they arrive at school and walking is a great way for them to start the day. We want to encourage children and their parents to walk to school and the high visibility snap bands donated by Taylor Wimpey will help them to do this more safely.”

We help society celebrate life of pioneering engineer

An event celebrating the achievements of pioneering engineer Thomas Aveling was recently held in Hoo, with the help of our £300 donation. The Thomas Aveling Society hosted a special event outside St Werburgh Church and welcomed hundreds of visitors. 

Thomas Aveling received recognition across Europe for his contributions in the field of engineering and was buried in Hoo after his death in 1882. Since its formation in 2014, the society has made sure that his achievements are recognised amongst the local community.

Michael Pearce, Chairman of the Thomas Aveling Society, said: "Celebrating important figures of our community is very important to us and we want to give Thomas the recognition and acknowledgement he deserves. We rely on support from local companies in order to put on commemorative events, so we are extremely grateful for Taylor Wimpey's donation."

Home of the Week

Plot 39 – The Byford, 3 bedroom home. Reserve this plot by 19th January and you will receive £2,000 towards personalising your new home. T’s&C’s Apply.

Help to Buy: Equity Loan

The Government backed Help to Buy: Equity Loan scheme is available here. The scheme is open to both first time buyers and home movers alike, and means you'll need just 5% deposit to buy a new home.

With Help to Buy, the Government will lend you up to 20% of the value of your new build home via an equity loan. You will need to secure up to a 75% mortgage and put down a 5% deposit. You’ll own 100% of your home from day one.

Find out more about how the Help to Buy scheme works.

Help to Buy: Equity Loan – Terms and conditions apply. Applicants should seek independent financial advice, and get information and guidance on applying for a Help to Buy: Equity Loan at www.helptobuy.gov.uk.