A privately-owned housebuilder has produced another rock solid set of annual results as it increased its amount of private developments.

Building for a unique world-first urban sports park in a Kent town is due to start in the next few weeks, project managers have announced today.

Controversial plans to build even more homes on the edge of a town have emerged - sparking an angry response from campaigners.

Construction of the biggest office block seen in the county for two decades is almost complete.

More money to develop plans for the latest garden town in Kent has been announced by the government today.

A decision on a controversial Local Plan will be made this month after the government decided not to intervene.

A controversial scheme to build a tourism development on 300 acres of highly protected land has been unveiled.

Plans for almost 200 homes near a hospital have been approved despite concerns from neighbours.

A planning inspector has reversed a council decision not to grant a developer permission for a 224-room student block.

Plans to turn a town centre water tower into 29 homes get the go-ahead.

Victory for fishermen as development turned down over access to beach

A couple say they have been forced out of business by a watchdog because of some paperwork was not up to standard.

Almost 600 homes and a primary school are to be built on the banks of the River Thames.

Infrastructure firm FM Conway has taken a minority shareholding in the UK’s largest independent road surfacing company.

A council has sold off a section of playing field to a house builder to make way for a road expansion, without consulting residents.

The man behind a huge housing development has accused a green campaigner who opposed the scheme of hypocrisy after learning she runs a freight firm.

Bosses at a pottery company have had multi-million pound plans for a new warehouse approved - despite fears over the impact on a spiritual retreat.

Abandoned town centre shops will be demolished to make way for a striking six-storey apartment block if new plans are approved.

Designs for a new leisure centre and housing on a Kent seafront have today been revealed by the local council.

Councillors have delayed adopting a Local Plan for housing development after the government announced it may be made to build 40% more homes.