Councillors will vote on proposals for three sites in Herne Bay and decide the future for new homes, sports facilities and a large supermarket.

Councillors have given the go-ahead to a controversial development of almost 6,000 homes and several new schools.

Property values grew at a slower rate in Kent than across the rest of the UK last year, according to a report released today.

An offshore windfarm is set to add 15 turbines by the summer, in an extension costing £165m.

Members of Tonbridge and Malling’s planning committee unanimously approved plans for 635 new homes in Kings Hill.

A free event is being held in a bid to keep landlords up to date with the latest new in the world of rented housing.

Plans to open a £2bn entertainment resort in Kent have been delayed by nearly a year according to the developers behind the project.

Multiple office buildings could be demolished and replaced with over 40 new homes in Borough Green.

The Woodland Trust says plans for a garden city between Dartford and Gravesend could threaten 35 acres of ancient woodland.

Top official defends criticism of £60 million regeneration project branded "farcical".

The first stage of the Betteshanger Sustainable Parks development, a green technology centre, has been granted permission by the district council.

A conference will debate the best way to build a new garden city in Kent.

The Panorama in Ashford is set to open in 2015– more than six months later than the original completion date.

Plans for the future of a ministry of defence site have been revealed at an exhibition attended by hundreds.

A 420-primary earmarked for Thistle Hill has been given the go ahead despite Minster Parish Council's misgivings about its drab design.

Hopes new legislation could stop development of derelict bar dashed.

A land and property auctioneer has revealed how his firm was built on seven-day weeks and answering Christmas Day calls, as it celebrates 25 years.

A housebuilding company in Kent is celebrating 40 successful years in business.

Bosses pressed a panel of experts to make sure small companies get a slice of the work when construction begins on a garden city in Kent.

People interested in the proposed town centre redevelopment can find out more about it at a series of consultation events, starting on Saturday.