A council has given the go-ahead for holidays lets in the countryside, despite opposition.

You get a slice of Kentish history with this property which was a butchers shop run by the same family for more than a century. We take a look inside.

A council leader said it would be unfair for voters to punish their local councillors for nationally imposed housing targets.

Developers have finally announced the name of a 16-storey development, two years after the plan was unveiled.

Developers have been given the go-ahead to pull down a former curry house and build a housing complex at the site.

Bosses have been given the go-ahead to construct what will be one of Kent's tallest buildings.

Proposals have been put forward for 30 new homes and accommodation for nurses opposite a leading hospice.

Dejected councillors have waved through a "dog's breakfast" development while admitting they were "straitjacketed" by planning policy.

A major property developer has provided 'emergency funding' to help a rugby club survive during the pandemic.

An IT firm is hosting a free webinar to show businesses how to protect themselves from cyber attacks.

See what £1.2m can buy with a 3D tour inside this Grade II-listed detached home nestled in a Kent village.

A former college is to be converted into homes – but other sites in the same village will remain undeveloped for now.

Two major house-building firms have signed up to deliver a massive housing development after years of delays caused by legal challenges.

Residents fear flat owners will go bankrupt due to an 'arbitrary' rule forcing them to pay up thousands for post-Grenfell fire safety works.

A developer has acquired more land to extend the number of homes it is set to build as part of a town centre regeneration project.

A flats scheme would transform a riverside plot which is home to a used car centre.

The first image showing how a proposed housing development at a former quarry could look has been released as plans are submitted.

You can buy a piece of military history when you buy a Grade II listed home converted from commanding officers' houses.

Opponents of a council's plans to build a garden village say they are being kept in the dark about changes.

A new buildings assessment aims to preserve what's best about a town's character.