A neglected pub that was burnt out by a fire two years ago is set to be demolished and could make way for up to 13 homes.

Demolition teams have moved in for the start of the final phase of a £50m scheme to regenerate a neighbourhood.

A former cabinet minister has revealed how the government tried to change legislation to move nightingales to clear the way for a housing development.

MP Helen Whately told a public inquiry that no other issue had caused her constituents quite so much anguish as a council's Local Plan for housing.

An MP had called a public meeting to discuss plans to build 225 homes in a quiet village.

A security gate company is launching the UK’s first solar-powered mobile gate system at a high-profile exhibition today.

People living on a housing estate have been promised shops and a pub, but are yet to get them.

A public inquiry into plans to build 450 homes in picturesque countryside started today.

With the construction sector in a technical recession, two experts talk about what support is needed to boost development and house building.

The public examination of a council's development plans got underway this morning.

With dozens of people camping overnight in the queue, all 33 new homes released for sale in Dartford last week were snapped up in a day.

Detailed proposals and artist impressions of what a garden city in Kent will look like have been revealed for the first time.

A cocktail of spiralling property prices and welfare reforms could mean more London boroughs buying up sites in Kent for housing, it's been claimed.

A development to turn derelict land in an area of outstanding natural beauty into a “mini garden town” has been given unanimous approval to go ahead.

People will be able to see detailed plans for a garden city in Kent when they are officially unveiled at a public exhibition this weekend.

Dozens camped overnight to be first in line, so no surprise that 33 new homes released for sale in Dartford last week sold out in less than a day.

District councillors have approved plans for a £26.4m leisure centre.

The green light has been given to plans to build a new regional headquarters for a property developer on the site of a garden city.

Protesters against a huge Operation Stack lorry park off the M20 have vowed to fight it in court – if they can raise the cash.

Residents have been asked to give their thoughts on plans fort a new town-centre development.