A Kent company featuring ex-England legends Austin Healey and Will Greenwood has entered a joint venture with a Chinese firm to make solar panels.

Forge Field Society have wona court battle over council plans to build new homes on greenfield site.

A proposal to expand Stone primary school was approved this week, despite opposition from Dartford and Stone councils.

The site of a major development has been shut while safety checks are carried out after asbestos was found behind a wall.

Two Government appeal decisions may toll the death knell for the solar farms on agricultural land.

A multi-million pound town centre regeneration plan could be on hold for six months after an 11th-hour High Court twist.

Plans for a major new shopping centre near the M20 that would have seen an £85 million investment have been voted down.

A 1950s school is set for a futuristic revamp after a cash injection from the Government.

The row over a new £85m out-of-town shopping centre is hotting up ahead of a decision by planning authorities this week.

Medway Council has been told it needs to build at least 1,000 homes a year until 2035 to keep up with the expected population growth in the Towns.

Dartford council is tomorrow night (Thursday) set to hand over £1 million for a new pavilion at Hesketh Park.

A care and support services company has moved into new premises to accommodate expanding staff numbers.

Concerns from house builders about returns on properties built on Manston airport could scupper any plans for a garden city by its owners.

Campaigners have reacted angrily to a list of places suggested for home-building in Gravesham.

Two Kent companies have become partners in a £110m venture to regenerate a town centre with a cinema, library and other public spaces.

Members of a group calling for a stop to building on the Island until there’s better infrastructure in place have stepped up their campaign.

Law firms are preparing for more queries from landowners following plans announced in the Queen's Speech to make drilling for shale gas easier.

A homeless charity has had its plans for a new garden city in a sparsely populated part of the county shortlisted for a £250,000 prize.

An Environment Agency engineer says the body should be hiring Kent construction companies to do work in the county, rather than national ones.

A host of new vehicles have been delivered to a Kentish Ragstone quarry after permission was granted to extend activity at the site.