Tonbridge and Malling council has launched a call for sites to fill a perceived housing gap.

Huge regeneration plans for a town centre have been scrapped after lead developer Sainsbury’s pulled out of the project today.

Plans to build on the former Herne Bay Golf Club have been submitted to the council- but without including a new school

Progress for 1,200 new homes on a former Kent barracks site move a step closer but concerns raised over access on one of the main roads into the site

Developers have cut the number of homes planned for a development by more than a third.

The Queen's cousin will do the honours at the opening of a new hospital next week.

With Kent set to be the focus of several high-profile developments, including Ebbsfleet, industry bosses want to change public perception about them.

Developers who want to build 5,000 homes are proposing moving a nightingale population across the Thames after their habitat was protected last year.

Residents got the chance to see plans for a power-producing facility.

April will mark the start of work to construct a new pumping station in the Alkham Valley at Lower Standen.

Government plans for a Garden City on Ebbsfleet United’s doorstep have been well received by Stonebridge Road bosses.

New 'Garden City' with 15,000 new homes at Ebbsfleet gets mention during Chancellor George Osborne's budget speech.

The housing target adopted by Maidstone council for its Local Plan is too high, according to a demographic specialist.

Kent will be a big feature in Chancellor George Osborne's budget speech as he confirms plans to invest £200m on building 15,000 homes in the county.

A picturesque part of Kent is set to become the target of energy firms as an upcoming report outlines huge oil reserves discovered in the area.

Up to 950 new homes will be built on an old substation after Dartford council paved the way for work to start.

The company behind proposals for a £2bn theme park in Kent have backed the Chancellor's plans to create a new city in the county.

The future of 70 workers hangs in the balance after Milton Pipes announces it will shut its factory in the summer.

Developers are poised to submit a new planning application for family homes rather than flats at a business park, resulting in less homes being built.

One of Kent's main hospitals could move to a smaller new site, leaving its land available for a massive housing scheme.