The housing minister Robert Jenrick has been urged to intervene to pass a borough's Local Plan.

A leading construction firm has extended its sponsorship deal with Kent Cricket.

Councillors have performed a U-turn and approved a controversial housing development despite overwhelming objections.

A charitable trust has sold a plot of land which will be turned into new homes on the edge of a village.

The new chair of the Kent branch of a leading business organisation has appointed five key figures.

A petition calling for the protection of marshland where the UK's largest theme park is being proposed has been signed by more than 20,000 people.

Work is underway to build new facilities for a recently opened and oversubscribed secondary school.

The owner of a meticulously converted 19th century oast house says the project went hundreds of thousands of pounds over budget.

See photos which give a unique perspective of a huge multi-million pound seaside development emerging from the ground.

Developers say thousands of jobs could be created if they can build on the site of former power station which dominated the skyline for decades.

A number of events will take place between February 8-14 to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week.

Swale council’s leadership has sacked a cabinet member following a row over the authority’s draft Local Plan being passed too quickly.

Plans to build a housing estate on farmland in part of Kent will be the subject of a public inquiry after the applicants issued an appeal.

A survey conducted with dozens of local businesses has revealed confidence of a bounce back.

Detailed planning applications for four sites on a former airfield are expected shortly.

With thousands of new homes on the way, we hear from the communities who feel at threat from what they say is increasing urban sprawl.

A multi-billion pound theme park plan will move into the next phase after inspectors approved the latest application for the plans to be examined.

A prominent Kent pub dating back to the 1860s could be knocked down and turned into flats, if plans are approved.

A leading business advisor is warning self-assessment tax payments are still expected by January 31 - despite the deadline extension for returns.

Work on a luxury seafront development on a site left derelict for 23 years is steaming ahead with the second phase of work now under way.