A long-abandoned 19th century pub has been sold at auction, with builders and developers taking a lot of interest in the former boozer.

Images of a 180-home estate have been revealed as developers press ahead with the project, which supporters say will "breathe life" into the area.

Part of a high street is now closed for several weeks as controversial work to tear up cobbles and replace them with black tarmac gets underway.

Residents have slammed proposals to build a new retirement complex on the site of a former bowling green amid a dwindling stock of outdoors space.

A '60s office block which dominates a Kent town centre looks set to be partially converted into apartments.

The former annexe of a primary school has sold at auction for a larger sum than expected and could now potentially be converted into new homes.

The redevelopment of a former Debenhams site is expected to be given the green light with the lifting of the final barrier to work getting underway.

Work on a new housing development of 237 affordable homes - which will be available for rent and shared ownership - is under way.

A developer is inviting villagers to suggest a name for its new retirement home complex being built on the site of a former petrol station.

Residents fear their village's "last-remaining wildlife refuge" could be transformed into an estate after the plot was put on the market.

Members of a sports trust say they have been led astray in their bid for a new centre but are fighting on after it was ditched from a council's plan.

More than 100 homes are nearing completion and are being offered for sale at a new housing development.

A 220-home development has been given the go-ahead, despite claims a Kent town has become a house-building “Wild West”.

Construction of a new road has started paving the way for developers to move in and build a new housing estate.

A full planning application for the first 91 homes of a controversial 800-home plan has been submitted by developers.

Work has begun on a two-storey science and sports block for a 145-year-old grammar school to cope with a boom in pupils numbers.

Plans for 220 new homes are being backed by council officers as the authority concedes it has failed to meet its housing target.

A village reeling from an announcement this week it could see 1,600 new homes has seen another 300 approved.

A 64-acre chunk of countryside has been put on the market for £475,000, including an area with "development possibilities".

The first stage of construction for a huge new housing development is set to start this weekend.