A firm says a rush to downsize to properties under the new inheritance tax threshold outlined in the budget could squeeze the availability of homes.

A controlled explosion has destroyed one of the main buildings at a landmark power station.

The government is to decide whether a controversial £100m renewable energy plant can be built.

A planning inspector is hearing evidence from those for and against 220 homes being built on part of a school's playing field.

Dover District Council has acquired the town's biggest eyesore - Burlington House - with work starting to prepare it for demolition.

A house builder has upped its dividend after selling a record number of new homes in the first half of this year.

The Battle of Britain Memorial in Capel-le-Ferne is the best innovative construction in the South East after winning an award from building control.

A 37-acre solar park proposed for a small village has been rejected by a planning inspector.

A grammar school could be dramatically transformed as part of ambitious £11m expansion plans.

Maidstone council has adopted a new economic strategy that includes encouraging employment uses at Junction 8 of the M20.

A Kent MP was given £6,000 before the election by the owners of the former Manston airport, which they hope to turn into housing and commercial space.

The council has landed in hot water for proposing development at Junction 8, just weeks after spending a fortune opposing it.

It's Dover's biggest eyesore and it is set to come down this winter and will be dismantled floor by floor to minimise the impact on the community.

A telecommunications mast has been removed from the design of the proposed 108-bed Travelodge hotel in plans resent to councillors for approval.

Councillors overwhelmingly support proposals to lobby government to build a new nuclear power station in Kent.

A plan for 500 homes has been delayed by councillors after concerns regarding a "shopping list" of problems.

The owners of the former airport have unveiled plans to build a film studio, thousands of homes and swimming facilities at the renamed site.

310 houses, a large hotel and a care home are part of new plans for a slice of land in the heart of Faversham's countryside.

Ambitious plans to build luxury homes on land used as an illegal waste dump for two decades are unlikely to be given the go-ahead.

Deal Town Council has opposed a planning application for 10 chalet bungalows in Dola Avenue, to the delight of nearby residents.