The firm behind the building of the town's Morrisons' store has applied to change the conditions on which it was given planning permission.

A controversial greenfield site, dropped from Maidstone's Local Plan proposals, has re-emerged to residents' indignation.

A verdict on a controversial 14-home development earmarked for Newington has been delayed for a site visit by Swale's planning committee.

Work has begun to tear down one of Maidstone's distinctive buildings from the 1920s.

MP for Mid Kent and Faversham speaks out against development plans which rural parts of Kent "can't cope with".

Tunbridge Wells Borough Council has unveiled its first solar panels installed on the roof of a sports centre.

Plans to build a power plant with a 213ft chimney have been given the go ahead, despite fears it could affect Paramount Park.

It has been announced that construction work regenerating the Fiveways piazza will begin next week.

Demolition work being carried out on a former cinema that has been an eyesore for Kent residents for years is nearing an end.

Land Securities is still 'considering its options' over Maidstone council's refusal for planning permission at Newnham Court.

An iconic former airfield control tower in Kent is one step closer to be transformed into a new coffee shop.

Dates for hearing a legal challenge of the Heritage Quarter planning permission have been fixed.

Plans to build a controversial housing development at a former Army camp have been unanimously approved.

Proposals to turn farmland into warehouses, offices and shops - including relocating a prominent town centre store - have been sent to councillors.

National Grid has thanked residents for their feedback on the Richborough Connection project and will now decide which pylons to use.

A builders merchants in Kent has been bought up by a DIY group aiming to expand its coverage in the county.

Detailed proposals for a new garden city in Kent - which would house 48,000 people - have been submitted to judges of a £250,000 economics prize.

The principal of Kent's first University Technology College says it will solve a UK skills shortage by halting 'pampering' of young people by schools.

A house builder has landed a big-money investment which will speed up developments across Kent and beyond.

Developers want to demolish an historic hotel and replace it with 14 family homes.