An asphalt maker has invested £7 million in a new fleet of vehicles amid proposals to extend London's low emission area.

A dispute over land ownership has slowed down the development of 450 homes.

A call from the council for interest in developing a seafront hall has been met by dismay by a charity looking to transform the site.

A groundworks and construction apprentice has picked up a national award.

More than 100 people came to a public exhibition on plans to build 28 houses on the site of a cladding firm in a rural village.

Councillors fear too many one-bedroom flats are being built in a town centre after plans for a new block with no car parking were approved.

Developers will face action if they hoard land which has planning permission, Prime Minister Theresa May has warned.

Councils could be stripped of their powers to decide how many houses are built in their area, the government is warning.

Hundreds of villagers have rallied in opposition to a multi-million tonne sandpit proposed for the countryside.

Housebuilder Bovis Homes has seen annual profits fall by more than a quarter but has announced a programme of dividend hikes for shareholders.

An electrical contractor which has worked on the Shard has been bought by an engineering company opening up markets in the UAE.

Developments in Kent were among "higher value sites" for housebuilder Persimmon as it reported profits close to £1 billion.

A developer hoping to build 200 homes has been urged to construct a through road before starting the work in order to ease congestion.

A stock market-listed housebuilder is to buy another developer which focuses on constructing homes for people with disabilities or who cannot live ind

Green living expert Dick Strawbridge will be the leading speaker at a property exhibition returning to Kent for its second year.

A children's hospice could expand if plans for a housing development are agreed.

An independent report into the team spearheading a garden city has found the failure to find a permanent boss is “undermining” its development.

A building subcontractor revealed a fall in profits as many construction companies delayed work ahead of the EU referendum.

Controversial plans to introduce a park and ride service as part of a 625-home development have been backed by a bus operator.

The UK's largest housbuilder, which has homes for sale at seven sites across Kent, is rewarding shareholders with a big boost to their dividend.