A backlash is brewing against plans for nearly 800 new homes from neighbours angry at the proposals.

Developers want to build more homes on a new housing estate - despite the project previously being applauded for not having a 'sardine-tin mentality'.

More images have been released of how plans for the multi-million pound transformation of a town centre cinema site could look.

Plans to transform a former town centre car park into a block of 50 flats with just seven parking spaces have been submitted.

A housebuilder has acquired two more sites which have permission for new homes, including next to an airfield and near an existing development.

A council's long-awaited planning blueprint is set to be delayed for another two years as the authority's leader blames a political deadlock.

As the county braces itself for the energy price cap increase in October, jobless figures in all but three districts continue to fall.

A grandmother, who went to court to oppose her neighbour's plans for holiday lets, has now applied for some of her own.

Villagers seem undisturbed by plans for a solar farm near them, with only six making a written response to a public consultation so far.

Families say they are unable to open their windows or sit in their gardens because of dust and noise from a neighbouring construction site.

Plans for more than 700 homes will go on display next week for people to have their say.

This is how new seafront homes - described by one critic as "completely out of character with the area" - will look if given the go-ahead.

The former offices of a travel firm hit hard by the pandemic could be converted into new housing - designed by award-winning architects.

A long-awaited solution to an environmental issue stalling thousands of new homes across Kent has finally been announced.

A family-owned construction firm has been declared insolvent with the loss of more than 50 jobs.

A large house of multiple occupation has been proposed in a former office block and fears have been raised about what it means for a town centre.

A town centre car park where planning permission was granted for a flats development has been put on the market.

There is a proposal to build another 150 homes in a Kent village already reeling from several large developments.

Elements of controversial plans for more than 150 homes to be built off a country lane are set to go before councillors.

Bulldozers have moved in to start work on flats on the site of a former pub which closed down more than 10 years ago.