A law firm is to move into a new office on a former A&E site, which is part of a town-centre redevelopment.

The leader of Canterbury City Council has today revealed it will no longer support houses being built on Kingsmead Field.

Industry leaders say construction firms should come together to bid for contracts at Paramount Park, with the project expected kick start this year.

Britain's longest-standing construction firm, founded in Kent in 1591, appears in a TV documentary tonight.

More than 450 signatures have been put forward in an e-petition to seek answers as to why work hasn't yet started on the St James' redevelopment.

A new HQ is being built in Kent for one of the UK's largest privately-owned transport companies.

A £30m scheme to turn a former munitions factory into a supermarket and shops is out of a council's hands because it missed a planning deadline.

Medway’s new University Technical College is set to be built at Chatham Docks after the government agreed to buy the site.

A giant freezer used by frozen fruit and veg firms is undergoing a £4m expansion.

Work remains “on track” for Gravesend’s Heritage Quarter plans, with building set to begin later this year.

Plans have been unveiled to move Canterbury's Sainsbury's supermarket to a bigger site - and replace it with a multiplex cinema and restaurants.

A public consultation attended by 1,500 people has given a cautious welcome to £85m regeneration plans.

Plans to turn the old Tollgate Hotel into a BP petrol station, M&S Food and a McDonald’s have been approved.

Plans for £6m of road improvements around a proposed shopping centre redevelopment have been revealed.

A Teynham man is appealing for support to stop a £9 million expansion of a nearby distribution hub.

A group of business leaders has submitted draft plans to the government outlining how they will create 200,000 private sector jobs by 2021.

A young worker on a housing estate in Kent was sent to Malawi to help with a charity house building initiative.

Plans have been approved to build more than 100 homes for people who need specialist care.

About 100 workers are relocating after the company moved its technical and engineering operations to a new business park.

Two bosses at a letting agent have been disqualified for a total of 12 years for failing to protect tenants' deposits worth more than £100,000.