Developers have threatened to abandon plans for 50 homes if the council fails to support their green estate.

The acquisitions of a major environmental and engineering group includes two Kent firms.

A proposed housing development inspired by a town's paper-making history was set to be rejected by councillors for not providing any affordable homes.

Device which attaches to lifting equipment is capable of lifting up to 5,000kg and is already proving popular.

Builders are preparing to hand over keys to the first residents on a picturesque lakeside development.

Plans for an energy centre to replace a power station, which is being demolished, have been halted due to costs.

A 5ft Christmas tree planted outside a new set of assisted living flats has been stolen just two weeks after it was put in place.

There are concerns over Brexit, but property experts at a report launch are positive over future investment in the county.

Major annual report into the county's property sector reveals demand growing for commercial sites from micro businesses.

Company has revealed the identity of its new chief executive officer - taking over the reins this week.

Campaigners are gearing up to stop an 800 home development from being built between Gravesend and Dartford.

Planning officers will soon make a decision on controversial plans to build 1,750 homes.

A development company which is building hundreds of homes in Kent made two payments to the Conservative Party totalling thousands, it has emerged.

The first images of a 1,000-home development which could be built on the outskirts of town have been revealed.

More than 100 craftsmen have been left unpaid and numerous firms face uncertainty after construction abruptly stopped on a major housing development.

Budget hotel chain starts work on another Kent venue - with promise of more to come.

A council is on the verge of bidding for permission allow the building of 8,500 homes.

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The operators of a five-screen cinema, which is opening as part of an eye-catching £115 million regeneration project, have been revealed.

An 18-hole golf course could soon make way for 400 homes in a move described as "madness" by some people living nearby.