Major plans to build 210 homes on land adjoining a former colliery can now begin after councillors voted through the designs.

A former mining village is transforming with a massive housing expansion but not all the changes are liked.

The last workers have finally left a huge office block last operating as a call centre after plans to turn it into flats were given the green light.

Continued economic uncertainty is contributing to a rise in unemployment figures across Kent and Medway and a reduction in the number of vacancies.

Extensive work has got under way at a popular town centre pub.

Concerns over traffic have been raised after plans for flats on a disused quarry have been submitted.

A developer has won approval to tweak its plans and build 60 new homes on the site of a former plant nursery.

Detailed plans for almost 50 houses and a 64-bedroom care home have been voted through by councillors.

We take a look at the housing dilemma facing the county in the run up to the local elections.

Controversial plans to build hundreds of homes at an idyllic beauty spot have resurfaced.

Protesters fear the loss of a green gap on the edge of a village once nearly 50 houses and care home are built as final details go before councillors.

A subway which is often unusable due to flooding will be filled in as part of a regeneration project to improve access to a town.

Controversial plans for seaside homes and leisure centre will get the boot if a new party takes control after next month's elections.

A "visually poor" town centre building could be demolished so it can be transformed into 23 flats and a new shop.

Controversial plans for the first 8,500 homes at a sprawling "garden town" have been approved amid huge opposition from campaigners.

A 44-home development branded an “unwarranted intrusion” into the landscape has been put to bed as a planning inspector backed a council’s refusal.

Phase four of a 711-home regeneration project in a town centre is set to start next month.

A proposal to breathe new life into an 18th Century pub "on the verge of decay" has been turned down after it was ruled as "unduly prominent".

A historic sea shelter has been demolished to make way for a controversial development including a seafood restaurant and yoga studio.

Plans to rebuild two homes which were destroyed in a fire have been approved.