A developer says the government should get tough on housebuilders' bonuses if it wants address the nation's housing shortage.

The company behind the demolition of a power station is on the up after returning to profit.

Developers Sunningdale House hope to begin work on 223 new homes in Kent by the end of summer 2018.

Developers of an 800-home site have been criticised by council planners who say dealing with the application has cost taxpayers £130,000.

The construction work at a new care home, which is set to create 100 jobs, is now well underway

A chartered quantity surveying practice has launched a new regional headquarters as it aims to expand into Kent and Sussex.

The masterplan for a new garden town has been unveiled, and it includes just one health centre to serve 10,000 homes.

KCC leader Paul Carter has given a guarded welcome to the idea of a joint planning blueprint for east Kent.

A scheme to transform a town - with a cinema, bars, restaurants and even a new square - have been agreed.

The government has revealed it will send its chief planner to a council in a step that could see it take control of future housebuilding plans.

Planners and council leaders have their eyes fixed on development after winning through to the next round of a bid for Government funding.

Bellway expects to build 10,000 homes for the first time this financial year as buyers continue to enjoy low interest rates and government support.

A former town centre hospital has been sold to a development company for £2.3 million.

The town council is at loggerheads with a school that has signed up to a housing developer's plans to build a football hub on its land.

Kent County Council has introduced a £5,000 fine for estate agents who fail to declare their fees to customers.

A truckstop is turning away 500 vehicles each week and has hired five staff to deal with demand.

Councillors last night voted to defer a decision to allow two national brands to set up on a retail park.

Villagers say they've been told solar panels at the site of what could become Britain's biggest solar farm could be as high as their houses.

A council has backed plans for a controversial housing development despite fears about the impact on congested roads.

There are fears a village could change beyond recognition amid a proposal for hundreds of homes to be built on green fields.