Striking images have emerged of what will replace a 17th century building once taken over by drugs barons.

The company behind one of Kent's most prominent estate agents reported a "satisfactory" year despite a fall in profits in a "difficult market".

Not enough homes are being built in several areas of Kent, according to the latest figures.

More flats are set to be built in a town centre after plans to build 14 apartments above a new shop or restaurant were recommended for approval.

The council is inviting locals to identify sites which may be available for development as it continues to work on its draft Local Plan.

A council has given itself the power to buy land against an owner's will - to make way for a 12,000-home town.

A radical shift in housing policy – creating entirely new ‘garden’ towns and villages of thousands of homes – is being considered for Swale.

Councillor Barry Kemp claimed an email comment in which he hoped a golf course had been "cleansed of rare birds and exotic grasses" was a joke.

Critics say council bosses are lacking transparency after they refused to reveal how much they paid for 28 high-quality apartments.

An authority's failure to endorse its draft housing strategy in a dispute about the future of a former airport site could have major consequences.

New flats planned to replace a fomer hospital have been branded Soviet-style.

A prominent town centre spot previously home to a farming retailer could become 160 apartments after being sold for £3m.

This is a first look at the design for a new free school planned for the borough.

The government has promised £3.5 million to encourage developers to build another 1,000 homes

A decorating contractor which worked on the Shard and the Olympic Stadium increased annual turnover by nearly £10m as it focused on blue chip clients.

The government has announced a £21m funding boost for three development projects in the county.

Serious flood risks have been raised against plans to build 70 extra homes beside a 230 home development.

A new national housing agency has taken over the ownership of a former Army barracks where there have been previous plans for thousands of new homes.

A tug boat business saw profits fall by a quarter after it was forced to write off nearly half a million pounds when a shipyard went bust.

Hundreds of homes could be built on the former site of a 200-year-old paper mill if permission is granted this week.