Traders have welcomed plans for new homes to replace a "great big hole" which has blighted a town centre for seven years.

A former gasworks site which hasn't been been used in 80 years will go on the market and could be transformed with 80 new homes.

An abandoned school site earmarked for homes has been put up for sale.

A campaign group has launched a fundraiser and is prepared to mount a legal challenge against a proposed £50m luxury hotel and surfing lagoon.

Work has finally started on the first phase of a 725-home estate after several delays, sparking fresh concerns over traffic and pollution.

Work to improve a junction to help it cope with extra traffic from a large housing development has been branded a waste of time and money.

National Highways has delayed a huge development by several months due to concerns about its impact on two motorways.

Details have emerged for a 425-pupil primary school to be built on a new development for 1,000 homes.

A project transforming one of the main routes between two Kent towns has sparked a backlash from “heartbroken” residents.

Plans for a bright orange and green building have been sent back to the drawing board - after critics labelled the scheme "barking mad" and "garish".

Further delays to major roadworks which were set to finish last week have been blamed on cold weather.

A bid has been launched to transform wasteland that used to be home to a 130-year-old garden centre into a housing estate.

Neighbours have hit out at plans to build a "tower block" on a busy residential street, saying: "This isn't Canary Wharf."

Plans to give an empty village boozer a new lease of life have been unveiled.

The firm behind plans for a “high-end” housing development says it hopes to celebrate Kent and its traditions through the design of its houses.

A community is fighting plans to build homes and restore a manor linked to Jane Austen because of traffic fears,

A controversial village development for 155 homes will not be decided by the council after it took too long to make a decision.

A private developer is offering to buy and take over a controversial seafront scheme for homes and a new leisure centre from a cash-strapped council.

A factory producing state-of-the-art homes would feature a gym and have a bus shuttle for workers, plans show.

A development expected to “change the face of the town centre” is years behind schedule and continues to stall as buyers’ finances fall through.