Plans to demolish a car wash and build a six-storey apartment block with 80 homes in a town centre has sparked traffic fears.

The cost of buying a property in three parts of Kent has doubled in a decade, new research has found.

Plans for a four-metre-high wooden sculpture at a lookout point facing a Kent cathedral have been revealed.

Official plans for a development offering Kent’s first surfing “wave lagoon” and a five-star spa hotel are now being considered by council officers.

New pictures have revealed the extent of the demolition taking place at a Grade II-listed former theatre - where luxury flats are set to be built.

Residents are sharing their fears after a further 78 house development receives a greenlight despite 1600+ new homes already approved in the area.

Campaigners are moving to the final stage of their battle to have a vacant field declared their village green.

The county council leader says it would have been "extraordinary" not to put Kent forward for a government scheme to liberalise planning regulations.

Families living on a quiet estate built almost 100 years ago fear their community is being "changed forever" by huge developments on surrounding land.

Plans for a new retirement complex at the site of a former police station have been unanimously approved.

We explain the key issues around the current interest rate rises, why they are happening and what it means for just how much you'll pay each month.

A local authority has been criticised for making money by selling assets including playing fields and libraries to 'the highest bidder'.

A leading construction event returns next week - with thousands of industry figures expected to attend.

Plans for 75 retired living apartments have taken a step closer to replacing a town's former police station which has been empty for years.

The unsightly remains of a seafront arcade that has sat vacant for years could finally be demolished by the end of the year.

It has been revealed that soil taken from £90m roadworks on the M2 is being used as part of an ambitious regeneration project 10 miles away.

A wave of tax-cutting measures have been unveiled today - but how will it affect housebuilding, pay packets and property prices in Kent?

Plans for a huge development on prime farmland are set to be given the go-ahead following numerous legal troubles and delays.

The first homes in a new development along a river are now on sale as the first phase of properties in the village go on sale.

A borough council asks residents, where should we put 16,000 new homes?