Thousands of new homes are planned for across the county as developers pick up the pace - we take a look at some of the biggest.

Neighbours have complained of a "brutalist" floodwall at a development site under construction.

The county council is to host a webinar next week to help businesses safely welcome back staff and customers.

A £2.8 million project will see blocks of rundown garages converted into new affordable homes to be managed by a housing association.

A major survey is launched today which aims to identify the scale of the impact on the county's jobs market of the health crisis.

Work has finally been completed on homes worth almost £10 million combined built in-part on a plot of council land sold for just £165,000.

A bid to replace a nursing home with flats has been given the go-ahead – prompting accusations the council has “capitulated” to a developer’s demands.

An online webinar revealed more details about a proposed 'garden town' in Kent, including a new destination public park and upgraded train station.

Hundreds of people have signed a petition calling for a proposed apartment block to be turned down by council planners.

Work has started on the land destined for a divisive new housing scheme along the coast.

A former fire station which looks set to be demolished for new flats has been sold for more than half a million pounds after a bidding war.

A four-year mission to replace a pedestrian bridge over the motorway that was partly demolished by an HGV is complete.

An MP has written an open letter to his borough council objecting to its Local Plan and suggests it 'reconsider' its objection to garden communities.

Controversial plans for a new community of up to 1,750 homes could soon be considered by councillors.

Planners say they can't afford to create a rail link from 10,000-plus new homes to Medway - and studies have shown there's insufficient demand anyway.

A husband and father was so impressed by a development and its sought-after location, he moved his family from London without viewing anything else.

A controversial relief road expected to ease traffic through a snarled-up village has been “thrown a six-month lifeline” – days after it was snubbed.

A decision by councillors not to grant planning permission for 250 homes to be built on a treasured green space has been overturned.

Estate agents say they are expecting keen interest in the sale of a 491 boat marina and leisure centre.

The long-awaited transformation of a former bus depot is finally on track for completion more than four years after Stagecoach packed up and left.