The Prince of Wales is is pushing ahead with his father's plan to build a 2,500-home 'garden city' on prime Kent farmland.

A public inquiry is under way to determine the future of a large gypsy and travellers site, which the borough council says is unsanctioned.

A derelict building on the Heritage At Risk Register where David Bowie married has been transformed into a hotel, bar, restaurant and office space.

An historic building and former pub is set to be sold at auction next month.

A borough council has been accussed of jumping the gun over its £43k garden community project job offer.

A huge new warehouse facility will be built despite there being no tenant lined up yet to fill it.

A council has upset villagers with a suggestion that houses could be built on their village greens and car parks.

A developer has revealed proposals to convert a Grade II-listed building into flats.

An enormous new country park at the heart of a brand new community has been officially opened to the public.

Plans to build a mammoth housing estate on farmland linking two villages are among proposals unveiled in a council's latest development blueprint.

A long-delayed planning blueprint for 28,500 homes may not be adopted for at least another three years after draft plans were dramatically dropped.

Developers and campaigners have issued a joint statement in response to "negativity on social media" about the demolition of a former theatre.

New plans for nearly 300 homes have emerged but concerns have already been raised about the impact they would have on traffic in the area.

The county's two biggest councils are set to go head-to-head in attempts to become business-friendly government investment zones.

Villagers were disgusted to find raw sewage running down their road – and they say it is not the first time it has happened.

Building work for 500 new homes has begun as part of a wider project to build 15,000 properties.

Plans for more than 100 homes have been turned down after councillors said it would add too much traffic to an already clogged "disaster zone" town.

A shopping centre empty for 10 years has been put up for sale by developers will be a raw deal for residents.

Dozens of derelict garages said to resemble a “warzone” are set to be demolished – as council chiefs hope to replace them with affordable homes.

A company's request not to pay more than £400k towards infrastructure upgrades due to concerns about its profits has been criticised by councillors.