The first images of how a new city centre with thousands of homes, restaurants, health and workspace facilities could look have been revealed.

Taxpayers face a £750,000 bill as the government finds a novel reason to order a complete re-work of housing targets.

In an ambitious bid to bring a 'wow factor' to a Kent town, bold plans for a monorail were once put together. Here, we look at why it never came off.

Six leaseholders are taking legal action against a housing association after service fees for their flats leapt £100 leaving them asking 'for what?'.

A developer has been given planning approval to build 121 more homes at Kent's garden city.

Inflation has hit a 10-year high. But just what exactly is it, how can it be controlled, and how does it impact on you?

Nominations are now open for a leading awards event in the county celebrating the achievements of apprentices.

One of the county's leading business events returns in January - with sustainability top of the agenda.

A planning application for 117 homes that was previously rejected has been voted through after just seven fewer were proposed.

Up for sale for the first time since this two-bedroom home was built to a unique design nearly 50 years ago, it's on at more than £1 million.

A former nightclub which has long been in a crumbling state of disrepair is set to be given a new lease of life as a multi-functional venue.

Perimeter fencing has been erected around a large section of farmland in poised to be turned into a 450-home estate.

Rock star Bob Geldof has had his say on a number of Kent-related issues, ranging from the sewage scandal to huge housing developments.

Councillors were split on a decision to allow a new development after bosses cut the number of promised affordable homes.

Residents groups across the county are coming together in a bid to save Kent's green spaces from becoming housing estates.

You could live the Miami life with this Kent country estate up for sale – all that's missing is the temperatures.

A council has been accused of planning environmental destruction "on a biblical scale" as it pushes ahead with 5,000-home plans.

A major new site for a growing company in the county has been officially opened.

Could Kent be set to usher in its very own form of 'trailer parks' offering homes at 50% less than average prices?

An MP has voiced her fears over a council's vision to build an additional 17,000 homes in a district blighted by sewage problems.