These days it's a thriving community packed with swanky apartments but the history of this Kent island goes back a long way.

A group of Kent MPs has written to the government, expressing concern over a potential rise in housing targets across the county.

A conservationist facing eviction from his caravan wants to build the first carbon-neutral house of its kind in the UK in place of the motorhome.

The government's latest round of support allows the self-employed to access funding to allow them to survive the health crisis.

An ambitious regeneration plan for bars and restaurants in a new riverside community comprising of 1,300 new homes, has been revealed.

As scores of people relocate in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, house prices have been rocketing in a sought-after Kent destination.

Developers are hoping to build a 'landmark' five-storey building with flats, a cafe and a cliff-top restaurant on the seafront.

A long-standing factory which employed scores of workers over 70 years has been reduced to rubble following its demolition.

Ambitious plans for a new 'residential-led' development on a town's riverside are set to be unveiled during an online presentation.

A controversial bid to build 900 homes which has attracted opposition from hundreds of residents has been snubbed.

We take a look back at the industries which once shaped the major towns we know today and employed thousands of people.

Have you got itchy feet and are looking to move? We've found the cheapest homes for sale in Kent right now – and they're all under £70k.

Maidstone council must defend its refusal of planning permission for a large housing scheme for hundreds of homes, at a public inquiry.

Contentious plans to build 900 homes on farmland could finally get the nod from councillors next week after again being recommended for approval.

The first train carrying key components for a multi-billion pound sewer system have arrived at a Kent port.

A firm has splashed out on its fleet of specialist vehicles to boost its offering to customers.

Estate agents in Kent are being rushed off their feet as the demand for buying properties continues to soar after the coronavirus lockdown.

A host of data has been combined to provide an insight into how Kent and Medway's economies are faring after the lockdown.

A housing complex built on the site of a redundant industrial estate which used to manufacture garden furniture is now complete.

A financial expert says firms wanting to take advantage of business support loans should act now before schemes close over the coming months.