Campaigners have just six months to raise £450,000 to buy a historic pub back from housing developers.

Growing numbers of Kent firms have seen large increases or declines in sales since the EU referendum, particularly among exporters, research shows.

Chinese companies may get preferential treatment for contracts to build a £3.2 billion entertainment resort in Kent in exchange for future investment.

Kent’s commercial property sector is in a good position to weather the uncertainty created by the decision to leave the EU, according to a new report.

Here is the full-list of Kent's fastest-growing private companies over the last four years.

A council plans to enter into a multi-million pound commercial property deal to build a cinema, hotel, restaurants and shops.

Work has begun to build almost 160 homes and another development has sold out before being built.

Councillor stands aside as planning committee chairman after video shows him vowing to block housing plans to help Manston airport campaign.

Trustees prepare to sell off former school premises in the centre of town.

A block of council flats have been given the nod to go up on a small patch of grassland by planners, despite strong objections from residents.

Enforcement action could go ahead after an application for the proposed demolition of a pub was refused - despite it already having been torn down.

Residents are calling for a rethink on plans which could see up to 2,800 homes built off a congested main road.

An accounting firm has called for tax cuts to stimulate the property market amid an expected fall in prices from some quarters.

A £55 million town centre development - which will include a supermarket, flats and brewery - has been approved unanimously.

Energy was the theme of a topping out ceremony at Betteshanger Park marking the construction progress of a Kent mining museum and visitor centre

Cardy Construction, the building giant which collapsed this year, is facing claims for more than £18m of debts from hundreds of companies owed money.

Plush new homes in the county are being used to house the capital's homeless.

Workers are being priced out of the housing market in Kent with property prices 13 times more than the average wage in some areas.

Details of how 2,500 homes could be built across the district went on public display this week.

Workers are being priced out of the housing market in Kent with property prices up to 13 times more than the average wage.