The average house price in a part of Kent is nine times the majority of its residents' annual earnings.

A drive-through restaurant is set to open on a £10 million trade park built on the site of a former sewage-treatment facility, it has been revealed.

The county's top new architecture has been revealed at a prestigious regional awards event.

Latest research reveals there is a growing optimism among SMEs for the year ahead despite recent turbulence.

A housebuilder has revealed £49m plans to build 130 new homes near a popular leisure park.

A pub which dated back to 1750 has been demolished to make way for a controversial seven-home scheme.

A takeover will see jobs saved and revenues boosted for a family-run firm of metal specialists.

A leading business organisation has urged SMEs not to miss the deadline for a support scheme to help them hire apprentices.

Angry villagers fearful of increased traffic woes and sewage problems are vehemently opposed to plans to build 115 homes on farmland.

Action has been taken against a developer who defied planning permission after it built more than it had been permitted.

A brand new children's nursery has opened alongside new office space as part of a 94-home housing development.

Developers have been given the go-ahead to press on with the second phase of work at 330-home estate at a former gunpowder and aggregates site.

Plans to transform two Saga office buildings into apartment blocks with more than 100 homes in total have been revealed.

New images show the next phase of a seafront development based on homes in London, Bath and Brighton.

Village residents are pushing back at development plans that say will engulf them in an "oil-slick" of new housing.

A local authority is searching for a contractor to complete work to convert an office block into temporary flats for homeless families.

New homes designed to support people with additional needs have been completed by a council as part of its programme to build more social housing.

A decision to increase affordable homes in a development means a village missing out on thousands of pounds to put towards school places.

New pictures show how a luxury development at a recently-derelict seafront site is steaming ahead with residents due to move in soon.

A company deliberately set a lounge and bedroom alight to show the importance of flame retardant cladding.