The first tenants have moved into the borough's latest development of council-owned homes.

A huge riverside development of 1,500 homes, restaurants, bars and cafes has been given the green light by councillors.

A total of 302 new homes have been approved for Ebbsfleet Garden City including its first custom-build properties

Building work for a new primary school as part of a £419 million riverside redevelopment project has started hailing a 'milestone' moment.

Decision day has arrived for ambitious plans to revamp a disused riverside site with 1,500 homes along with shops, restaurants and bars.

A Kent restaurateur is bidding to transform a derelict seafront eyesore that has sat empty for years into a boutique hotel with a rooftop bar.

Controversial plans for a huge housing development – the likes of which were first discussed 17 years ago – have now been submitted.

A major town centre regeneration scheme is nearing the next step of development as the first crane moved in to start building work.

across the county are continuing to fall as the economy continues to slowly improve after a year of .

With panoramic views over the English Channel, the exclusive Leas at Kingsdown is one of the most desirable locations to live in

Theme park bosses behind a planned £2.5bn attraction have blasted a decision granting the site special status to help protect wildlife and habitats.

A survey has revealed the majority of firms in the county plan to hire staff this year - but there are warnings over a skills shortage.

Pressure is mounting to confirm protected status for wildlife where a huge theme park is proposed as planning inspectors say they need more detail.

Plans to build 88 new homes as part of the second phase of a housing development in have sparked a number of objections.

Vehicles sat unused and garages which are too small for modern cars is causing parking problems in residential streets, says a new report.

A once-popular village pub transformed into a swish family home is set to be sold for more than half-a-million pounds.

More than 300 further properties – including a nursing home for people with dementia – are being earmarked for a multi-million pound development.

A council has opposed a 145-home scheme amid a wave of public opposition, but the developers say they remain "fully committed" to the project.

Developers previously hoping to knock down a historic pub have instead been given the go-ahead to convert the building into flats.

An "under-performing" car park near a town centre could be turned into a temporary accommodation block for the homeless.