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Built for Residents Associations in Kent — assembled, not blank

Build a website for Residents Associations in Kent

Natterio builds a complete website for your residents association in Kent in about 60 seconds — with a members forum, news section, events calendar, and optional shop already in place. No web designer needed. It's UK-hosted, GDPR-ready, and free to start. Paid plans from £7/month.

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Kent

Kent still operates a two-tier system, with Kent County Council overseeing 12 district councils, while Medway has been a separate unitary authority since 1998. Plans announced in 2026 would reorganise the rest of Kent into four new unitary authorities - North, East, Mid and West Kent - by April 2028.

The problem

Residents associations spend more time arguing over email threads than actually engaging their community. A proper website changes that.

Natterio gives your residents association in Kent a permanent digital home it actually owns — with a real domain, searchable discussions, and content that doesn't disappear after 48 hours in an algorithm.

What your residents association gets

Everything included and ready to go — no design decisions to make.

Local news and planning updates

Consultation notices and responses

Community forum

Committee contact information

Every plan includes

Your own custom domain
AI-designed site (takes ~60 seconds)
News & articles section
Events calendar
Members sign-in (magic link)
Forum — Community plan & above
Shop with 0% fees — Pro plan
GDPR & cookie tools built in
UK hosting — fast, reliable
You own everything, always

Natterio vs Facebook Group

How Natterio compares for residents associations.

Feature
Natterio
Facebook Group
Your own domain (e.g. mycyclingclub.co.uk)
Yes
No
No algorithm hiding your posts
Yes
No
Members forum & discussion
Yes
Yes
You own your data
Yes
No
Ad-free for your members
Yes
No
Events calendar
Yes
limited
GDPR & UK data protection
Yes
No

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Simple, fair pricing

Start free — no card needed. Paid plans from £7/month, cancel any time.

Starter

£7/mo

Website + articles + events

Community

£14/mo

+ Members forum

Pro

£24/mo

+ Shop (0% fees)

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Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to build a residents association website on Natterio?▾
Natterio generates a complete website for your residents association in about 60 seconds. You then customise it — add photos, events, and your own content. Most clubs are fully live within an afternoon.
Does Natterio work for small residents associations as well as large ones?▾
Yes — it works for clubs of any size. Start on the free plan (a 3-page site, no card needed). Starter (£7/mo) adds a custom domain and unlimited pages; Community (£14/mo) adds the members forum; Pro (£24/mo) adds a shop with 0% transaction fees.
Can we migrate our residents association from Facebook to Natterio?▾
You don't need to delete your Facebook page — keep it running while you build your proper home on Natterio. Link from Facebook to your new site and members will follow over time.
Is Natterio GDPR-compliant for UK residents associations?▾
Yes. Natterio is UK-hosted on Cloudflare infrastructure. Members can export or delete their data at any time. Privacy policy and cookie consent are built in — not an add-on.
Is there a free plan for a residents association?▾
Yes — the free plan is permanent and needs no card. You get an AI-generated 3-page site (Home, About, Contact) on a Natterio subdomain. Upgrade whenever you're ready: £7/mo (Starter, adds a custom domain and unlimited pages), £14/mo (Community, adds the members forum), or £24/mo (Pro, adds a shop with 0% transaction fees).
Do we need to engage with both Kent County Council and our district council?▾
Currently yes - most of Kent is two-tier, so matters like highways typically go through Kent County Council while local planning applications go through your district council; this is expected to change once Kent's planned move to four unitary authorities takes effect by 2028.

Also built for

Scout & Guide Groups

Volunteer Groups

Faith Communities

Conservation Groups

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