£43,000 has been awarded to Maidstone based community organisations and environmental charities to deliver a wide range of projects that will enhance wildlife, habitats and biodiversity across the borough through round one of Maidstone Borough Council’s Nature Recovery Fund.
This March, to coincide with International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, Maidstone Museum is shining a spotlight on the creativity and legacy of a remarkable local female artist whose work has long been overlooked.
Two local residents have been formally recognised by the Mayor of Maidstone for their outstanding work in creating Maidstone's Scenic Green Trail, a new long distance walking route for people across the borough.
Maidstone Borough Council has approved its budget for 2026/27, alongside the Council’s Pay Policy Statement and a comprehensive Year Two Action Plan that sets out priorities for the year ahead.
The Heart of Kent Walking Festival returns in 2026, inviting residents of all ages to get outside and explore the rich landscapes, heritage, and hidden gems that make our corner of Kent so remarkable.