A planning body has raised concerns about a lack of affordable homes in proposals to build a garden city in Kent.

It may not look it right now but this building site could become the future of technological education.

The regional boss of one of the UK's major house builders, which has several projects in Kent, has hailed growth in pre-tax profits by more than 50%.

A grammar school has dropped its controversial plans to move to the coast.

A group of commercial property experts say Kent's economic recovery could be stifled if a shortage of office and warehouse spaces is not dealt with.

A property developer has reported impressive results for the first six months of the year, fuelled by a record number of sale completions.

A local architect has sketched out his vision to restore a landmark pier and create a 21st century visitor attraction.

Plans for a huge development with 5,000 houses, shops, schools and a country park will be discussed by councillors at a special meeting.

A benefits cheat who fleeced the taxpayer out of nearly £74,000 while running a multi-million pound property empire has been jailed for a year.

New Romney is cancelling on its neighbourhood plan over cost fears.

A development bringing over 500 new homes to Kent has raised concerns over potential congestion issues in the local area.

A second bid for a housing scheme has drawn criticism for a lack of affordable housing.

The government has unveiled the first part of its plans to build a new 15,000-home town in Kent.

Controversial plans for warehouse development near the M20 Junction 8 have been re-submitted.

A Kent-based housebuilder has sealed a £10m investment deal with the help of a local law firm.

Planning permission for a site residents hope to become a new grammar annexe has been approved by KCC.

A motorist suffered serious injuries when his BMW struck a tree in a residential street early this morning.

Canterbury City Council has come under attack over the way it handled a public consultation on its planning blueprint for the next 17 years.

Work on Medway’s first University Technical College can now go full steam ahead as funding has been officially confirmed.

A Labour councillor has called the Tories a "soft touch" for allowing developers to build without creating enough affordable homes.