Council planners say they are under increasing pressure to approve developments to help meet government housing targets

The developer behind controversial plans for thousands of homes in part of Kent says “housing and growth can be a positive”.

A department store could stand derelict for years because of water pollution in protected lakes - with plans for 50,000 homes also on hold.

Planning permission has been granted to transform a 90-acre former printing site int a hub for businesses.

A virtual public meeting will be held to discuss the divisive Otterpool Park development, as a new CGI reveals the scheme's 'masterplan'.

A business district on green belt land has been given the go-ahead with developers saying 4,000 jobs will be based there.

It's your last chance to register for a free webinar this week giving you a chance to quiz experts on rules and regulations introduced by Brexit.

Historians feared the worst when Britain's oldest surviving hospital closed in 2016 but it's getting a new lease of life.

A footpath to the shops which turns into a mud bath every time it rains is to get made up after nearly 10 years of complaints from residents.

A planning committee is reviewing plans for a riverside regeneration project which would see the creation of 400 jobs if approved.

Councillors have agreed for 1,200 more homes to be built on farmland but say improvements to road junctions must come first.

A wildlife haven home to hundreds of rare species threatened by plans for the UK's largest theme park has been granted special protected status.

Plans for a new direct rail link between thousands of proposed homes and existing stations in Medway appear to have hit the buffers.

Work to turn one of Britain's oldest hospitals into 155 homes is underway.

An expert with more than 30 years experience is to head up a major construction firm.

Developers behind plans to transform the site of a former major Kent employer have vowed to upgrade local transport links.

An ultra-modern innovation centre has taken another step towards completion.

The Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick may be the last hope to prevent a council from facing permanent 'planning by appeal'.

A developer has promised a new business park could bring a boost to the county as the latest step in a tangled planning saga is reached.

Co-operation is the key to preserving a green corridor through the Hermitage Lane and A20 housing developments, says campaigner.