A boiler and insulation company has agreed a deal to continue servicing about 22,000 homes for a housing provider.

Estate agents say business remains brisk and the outlook remains bright.

Councillors say a business-led corporation set up to over see the development of 15,000 homes could ignore the views of people living nearby.

Nearly half of office space let in the year to April was near agricultural land according to a Kent chartered surveyors.

The man charged with leading a town centre’s long overdue revamp says he is driven by “creating beautiful places”.

A construction firm says sales have grown by more than half in the first six months of the year as the mortgage market continues to recover.

The man behind plans for a housing development in Halfway has submitted his application to Swale council and says he has taken on board feedback.

A change in Gravesham’s ethnic profile could alter the number of houses that need to be built in the borough.

Unanimous vote on controversial plans for Hermitage Lane land.

Plans to transform Dover campus of East Kent College have been unveiled this week when the Minister for Skills and Enterprise visited the town.

Maidstone Council's decision to refuse a major redevelopment at the old KCC Springfield site is being challenged in the courts.

Campaigners have slammed an exhibition on new housing plans as hollow and half-hearted, as hundreds turn out to oppose the plans.

A series of public events will begin the process of revealing plans for a proposed £2bn theme park as part of a year-long consultation on the project.

Up to 10 jobs are at risk after a national contractor decided to close its operations in Kent.

Plans have been submitted to demolish the old gurdwara in Gravesend and replace it with flats.

A FTSE 250 construction group has been confirmed to build and maintain 240 supported homes for vulnerable people across Kent in a 25-year agreement.

A lack of action on a town-centre regeneration project has sparked a petition with thousands of signatures seeking answers, it has been revealed.

A 150-bedroom hotel has been approved by a council less than a week after it refused permission for a shopping centre next door.

A college campus is undergoing a £12m redevelopment set to be completed next year.

Dartford council will ensure the Lowfield Street project goes ahead by compensating people who might threaten legal action over construction.