The people behind the controversial Seager Road development have submitted new proposals after existing buildings broke planning permission rules.

A company's vision for a £30 million energy station could be over before it's even begun.

A planning committee refused plans to build houses on a three-hectare patch on the edge of a village.

Farmland could be home to a solar panel project if planning permission is given.

A house builder has seen profits grow by nearly 70% after selling a record number of homes as prices continue to rise.

Plans for a 500-space car park at Dover Priory Station have been dropped due to "planning and funding issues" according to Network Rail.

Builders have started working on a huge £30 million private hospital.

House building in the county is failing to keep pace with demand, leaving more and more people facing homelessness according to a Kent charity.

Opponents of plans to build houses at a beauty spot have told councillors the application "cannot be allowed to happen".

A council and the NHS are in talks to redevelop an abandoned maternity block into homes, offices or shops.

A minister has told investment firm RiverOak the government "would leave no stone unturned" in order to help find a way to "rescue Manston airport."

The Sheppey Crossing has now re-opened following two crashes and a car fire, which left the Island cut off from the mainland and four in hospital.

An application for another large housing development has drawn criticism from campaigners.

Artist impressions showing what Ashford's new Commercial Quarter will look like when complete have been released for the first time.

Building work on a new rural-focused community school will begin next month after its developers overcame government concerns about its management.

Plans for a huge business park featuring an Aldi have been delayed after a 'number of issues' were raised.

Two public meetings will be held next month over the £40m Betteshanger Sustainable Parks Project

A £6 million plan to build an Asda and 100 new properties received a lukewarm response when proposals were outlined at a community event.

An independent distributor for the building trade, which employs more than 20 people in Kent, has been acquired by a rival.

Maidstone council's housing needs figure is too high by around 4,000 homes, a new assessment has determined.