Amended plans for student accommodation for private school pupils have been approved.

New properties in the latest phase of a 1,000-home village development have been completed.

A PR firm promoting a council's consultation on a controversial garden village has been forced to apologise after many neighbours weren't notified.

A new entrance and Starbucks outlet have opened at a Cineworld – but parts supply issues are holding up construction of new IMAX and 4DX screens.

Developers have revealed their plans for the town centre site of a former discount retailer which has been empty since 2019.

The booking system for the first day of a consultation into a controversial garden village plan was abandoned due to low turnout.

A new warehouse unit on a former power station redevelopment has been approved by council planners.

Kent Cricket's CEO is to speak before delegates at a leading business event next month.

A restaurant, petrol station and nursery are among ideas for seven acres of land on a new housing estate after no company could be found to occupy it.

Villagers wishing to view plans for a 5,000-home development have been told they must arrive within a 10-minute window.

Eighty new, eco-friendly homes - which will be built off-site and then assembled - are destined for empty land in Kent.

A leading parcel delivery firm is expanding in the county and plans to hire 150 new full and part-time staff when it opens later this year.

A council and Historic England will discover what needs to be done to save a 162-year-old boat store which paved the way for today's skyscrapers.

Bosses building a multi-million pound bike factory say a Kent town stood out against competition from major cities like Birmingham and Manchester.

The firm behind a host of housing developments has appointed a new chief operating officer.

A council leader has written to Michael Gove seeking a review of building targets.

A mother is in despair over the state of her property she is forced to live in and has now started legal action against the housing association.

The future of a house on the At Risk Register that once belonged to the Tudor poet Sir Thomas Wyatt is looking a little rosier.

A crane hire company in the county is spending big in 2022 as it looks to grow its business.

A sprawling "woodland" development is being launched this week, with shared ownership schemes available on all the new properties.