A six-year battle to build a controversial housing estate is set to finally come to an end this month.

A horticultural research charity has surprised councils with its plans to build a 1600-home 'community' on land close to three villages.

The next steps have been taken in the plans to turn an "unsightly" former gasworks into a "highly attractive" housing estate.

A planning application to knock down part of a former village pub which has been shut and convert into housing has been submitted.

People are being asked to name a new complex of retirement flats – just don't suggest "Flatty McFlatface".

Detailed plans for almost 6,000 new homes have revealed how future phases of the development - including a full-size cricket pitch - will look.

Villagers have hit out at a council for giving them only two weeks to respond to amendments to a development they say will engulf their village.

Plans to build new homes on the site of a village garden centre have sparked safety concerns over the access near a primary school.

More plans for new council homes that would see 26 properties demolished and replaced with a mix of flats, maisonettes and houses have been drawn up.

Plans for a mixed-use development of 156 flats, office and retail space have been recommended for approval by council officers.

The first properties on a 182-home development at a former quarry that's part of a "garden city" have been put up for sale.

A housing estate featuring 34 new retirement apartments has welcomed its first set of new residents.

A controversial development of almost 400 homes in a village is set to go ahead despite residents’ fears of overdevelopment and congestion.

Work can now begin on a project to upgrade a football stadium and improve facilities in a plan set to cost 'several million' pounds.

Developers have released the first CGIs of their 35-home scheme ahead of its launch weekend.

The developers behind controversial plans for hundreds of homes in a rural Kent village have appealed a council decision to block the proposals.

A housebuilder has announced 200 new homes will built as part of a new commuter-driven housing estate.

A star of iconic children's TV show Bagpuss is among those fighting against plans for a 1,300-home estate on a sprawling plot of farmland.

Construction of a striking seafront development is nearing completion - but the hefty price of a penthouse has prompted disbelief from locals.

A businessman eyeing up new shops on the transformed site of a former bus depot says it could house a Sainsbury’s Local and Costa Coffee.