Homes on a new estate are on the market with maintenance fees of more than £1,000 a year.

Campaigners who sat in a tree for a whole week to save it from being chopped down to make way for a new medical centre have won their battles.

More than 100 jobs could be at risk as the fate of a £57 million development hangs in the balance.

Protesters have occupied a popular community tree since Friday in a bid to stop it being cut down to make way for a new medical centre.

A council has approved its first development of homes where there's no room for cars to park.

The number of properties sold in Kent this year has fallen, as political uncertainty puts off potential buyers.

Plans to build seven apartments near a town centre have been rejected by councillors after concerns over access were raised.

A council has told staff its building housing more than 1,000 workers has had the required fire safety checks.

Activists are protesting plans to cut down a popular community tree to make way for a new medical centre.

Hundreds of homes are to be built despite concerns they will the area a "terrible suburb to live in".

An activist is defiantly staying in a tree to stop it being chopped down.

Two thousands homes have been knocked off plans for a huge development after a frosty reception from residents.

Villagers fighting against a proposed sand quarry have had their petition handed into the House of Commons.

State-of-the-art 3G pitches go live at sports hub with cricket and tennis facilities to come.

Engineers have carried out a test closure of two giant steel floodgates as part of a £2.5 million revamp of harbour sea defences.

Non-league side pens a deal with property development company to be club's sponsor next season.

Plans for the UK's largest garden city have moved a step closer as an architect for the master plan has been selected.

Long-standing plans to build up to 550 new homes have been given outline permission.

An area which was once home to cattle infected with mad cow disease, is set to become a residential development of up to 20 homes.

An appeal against a council's decision to reject a proposal for 225 homes in a village has been rejected by the government.