Retired farmer Vincent Brealy says people should welcome plans for 800 homes and focus their attention on ensuring that it serves people's needs

Work on Gravesend’s multi-million pound Heritage Quarter has moved a step closer after a deal was struck between developers and the council.

Members of Swale council's planning committee have discussed a proposed 224-home development on the edge of Sittingbourne.

The first Diggerland USA is set to open next month 14 years after its UK launch in Kent.

A business hub has confirmed plans for a Sainsbury’s supermarket and petrol station have been submitted to the council.

Having seen the effects of pit closures first hand, the man leading plans to regenerate a former Kent colliery is taking his mission personally.

A long-awaited £60m regeneration which will create 1,000 jobs, has moved a step closer to reality.

An estate agent who is retiring after more than 20 years has thanked her clients for making her career so enjoyable.

A burly millionaire businessman has been convicted of assaulting an estate agent half his age in a heated dispute about a boiler.

Work is set to begin on a new superstore at a major regeneration project after a financial services company put up £39.6m for its construction.

Councillors were furious to find land they had fought to keep protected was being cleared to make way for car parking.

Over 200 sites across Ashford borough have been earmarked by landowners as possible new housing sites.

Plans have been submitted for a new visitor centre at Fowlmead Country Park, as part of the wider Betteshanger Colliery development.

The Ebbsfleet garden city is set to rake in millions for a FTSE100 developer with a wealth of sites across the county.

With the future of Manston Airport uncertain, many developers believe the site is destined to become a housing estate.

A major refit at Strood Leisure Centre will see the end of the bar and a host of new fitness equipment and classes.

Demolition work has started at two power stations - Kent's tallest and third tallest structures.

Developers insist a new 800-home scheme will not take away a village's identity as they submit plans for an 85 acre site.

Controversial proposals for a brewer to build houses on farming land have been thrown out by planning authorities.

A developer is calling on councils to rethink their planning strategy, saying the future lies in mixed-use projects on the edge of towns.