Developers building as part of a wider large new village development release final houses for sale as work enters its final stages.

A survey has revealed residents of one Kent town have discovered a new found admiration for its retail heart.

A grandmother is preparing to take a council to court for the second time over its approval of a caravan park next door.

A staggering 17,000 new homes could be built across the district to fund a four-mile bypass drawing cars out of a congested city centre

A forum for private sector landlords takes place next month as the ban on evictions is lifted.

A council chief is warning that government housing reforms will lead to a developers' "free for all".

Highways chiefs have apologised to furious residents who had to pick up cable ties left by Lower Thames Crossing workers scattered around fields.

Council bosses are in advanced negotiations with potential tenants planning to open at a long-awaited leisure complex which will launch this year.

A firm creating 3,000 jobs in the county has been named Europe's leading logistics developer.

A housing developer has acquired 53 acres of land for another 800 new homes at two sites in the county.

New CGI pictures show how an apartment block will transform a run-down former seaside theatre and nightclub.

A graduation ceremony for apprentices takes place later this year - and it has a new website to register your entry.

For £650 a month you can live in a former Kent Messenger office.

A long-speculated move to sell off a car park is finally set to progress this year, as a council prepares to put the site on the market.

A government-backed loan programme is expecting a big demand from young entrepreneurs keen to start their own business.

The region's most prestigious business awards are back for 2021 and nominations open today.

Flat owners at a high rise are living in limbo as they wait to hear whether fire safety repairs urgently needed will be paid by the government.

Several Kent MPs are in a fresh battle over controversial planning reforms they say are a gift to housing developers.

The “most historic and picturesque part” of a village will be spoiled if a brewery builds two houses in a pub car park, residents fear.

A free webinar later this month will see figures from some of the county's most ambitious projects provide an update.