Two areas could merge into one as the last remaining green field separating them becomes the subject of a bid to build 435 homes.

Plans have been put forward to redevelop an empty shopping centre and car park into hundreds of flats and new arts and co-working office spaces.

The government has pushed back by two years the date of closure for a town's army barracks.

One of the county's leading housebuilders has triumphed again in a national awards - collecting three top trophies.

A councillor has revealed how the stress of a controversial housing application 'nearly killed' him.

Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people are expected to take to the countryside this weekend in a bid to Save Kent's Green Spaces.

Households must prepare for flooding, says the Environment Agency, with homes being told to check now if they're among the almost 70,000 in danger.

Doctors have made the 'extremely difficult' choice to close down a GP surgery - leaving a village without a practice for the first time in 100 years.

One of the county's biggest developers has scooped two top awards at a glitzy ceremony in London.

A remarkable 80% of sales from one housebuilder in the county last month came from buyers in Hong Kong, it has been revealed.

The Sustainable Growth 100, a rundown of firms which have seen sustained growth over the last four years has been published for the first time.

This seven-bedroom, detached home in a sought-after part of Kent comes with Tesla charging points and a gym. But what would you pay to rent it?

New homes, shops and work places, as well as buildings under going major renovation, will have to add electric car charge points from next year.

A survey has revealed the impact of the supply chain problems on companies across the South East.

A derelict arcade in a prime seafront location could be transformed into a hotel.

Plans are in to demolish a petrol station to make way for homes and to convert nearby railway arches into spaces for businesses.

A grammar school has launched a bid to boost its pupil numbers by 20% to keep pace with the influx of new homes in the area.

A survey of business owners has revealed many are unable to afford to pay back government-backed Covid loans.

Residents have been "sickened" by the sight of diggers at work on a development in tranquil countryside - and fear green spaces are being wiped out.

The next phase of a waterfront development for 237 homes has been given the go-ahead by council planners.