Kent Cricket Club's chairman has denied he will make an inflated profit from the sale of luxury flats.

Gravesham and Dartford councils say they are working towards building affordable homes at Ebbsfleet Garden City.

A company has been appointed to sell Kings Hill Business Park.

An appeal has been lodged against a council's decision to refuse plans for a new solar farm.

Ebbsfleet United have been given the go-ahead to start their major redevelopment of Stonebridge Road.

Civic society Urban Gravesham have decided NOT to take the council back to court over £120 million proposals to build homes, shops and restaurants.

Taylor Wimpey’s plan to build 475 homes on greenfield land emphatically opposed by councillors after more than 1,000 objections.

The second highest paid officer in Medway Council is leaving to head up Britain’s first garden city – but has urged people to cherish the Towns.

Potential traffic problems have been raised by campaigners eager to avoid 30 new homes being built.

Officers have been criticised for recommending approval for a controversial development before a public consultation has ended.

People living near a solar farm can buy bonds in the development after a scheme was launched this week.

County Council leader Paul Carter calls on company to put its cables undergound instead of using 50m high pylons.

Demolition companies are being sought to work alongside developers to teaer down Dover's biggest eyesore - Burlington House.

Billboards featuring the words “It’s Here” have appeared at sites earmarked for development as part of the £100 million project.

The site of the closed Aylesford Newsprint paper mill could become a mixture of housing and commercial land, although politicians favour business use.

The owners of Manston have made their clearest statement yet on their intentions for the site and have revealed the stake held by ex-boss Ann Gloag.

A huge development was given the go ahead last night despite massive opposition over a dangerous narrow bridge on a major access route.

Could moving to Calais and commuting into Kent solve the county's housing crisis? One businessman thinks so.

An architect firm that gave a £15 million makeover to the home of the World Snooker Championships will refurbish a Kent leisure centre.

An engineer was not wearing a safety helmet when he was fatally injured by a 20ft telegraph pole, according to an eyewitness.