Kent is a step closer to getting its new Urban Sports Park, the first of its kind in the world, as the contractor has been appointed to start work.

Concerns over traffic have delayed the approval of two housing schemes, with councillors calling for more details.

Pre-tax profits rocketed at a construction firm after a loss of £56,000 a year earlier.

A former sports clothing factory in Kent could be turned into 41 sheltered housing apartments for the elderly.

Take an exclusive first peek at the proposals for a garden city in Kent, showing how officials plan to deliver more than 10,000 homes in 10 years.

A second-generation family ironmonger is celebrating record turnover as it marks its 25th anniversary.

Plans to regenerate a town centre include introducing a 20mph speed limit and replacing traffic lights with a zebra crossing.

Developers are trying to reassure investors after Brexit with trading updates showing growth in house sales in the first half of the year.

A three-week consultation has begun for a district's new leisure centre.

The NHS has put in a planning application to turn a derelict hospital into homes.

The vote to leave the EU has continued to affect confidence in the property sector but estate agents and developers in Kent say demand remains high.

Landowners say they could create 1,000 jobs under plans being drawn up plans for the site where developers want to build a Paramount resort.

Councillors have gone against their planning officers' advice to reject commercial development near an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Maidstone United are up against a tight schedule to complete their new stand by the National League deadline of March 31.

The man leading plans to build a garden city in Kent has said he will fight to keep £310 million of government funding for the project despite Brexit.

A company which maintains roads in about half of London’s boroughs has moved into a new headquarters.

Helen Whately said she was "outraged" at councillors pushing through planning applications before a public inquiry on its Local Plan for development.

A town centre is set to undergo a £9m facelift and people are being asked to have their say on where the money should be spent.

The average Kent property now costs just under £300,000, more than ten times the county's average wage - but what's the average price in your area?

Protest as council looks to business rates as a reason for approving commercial development.