A long-running saga into what will happen to a historic town pub has taken another twist with plans announced to turn it into high-end apartments.

The fate of 17 homes residents fear could turn a section of the Garden of England into the “dumping estate of the UK” is set to be decided.

Residents are ‘disappointed’ after divisive plans for a sewage treatment plant to serve almost 6,000 new homes were approved following an appeal.

A neglected part of town is to undergo a “transformational” regeneration, nine years after plans were originally proposed.

A second council is considering using ‘pod’ homes to combat homelessness and temporary accommodation issues.

Plans have been resubmitted for homes on a plot where the original proposal attracted more than 100 objections and was rejected.

The stunning former home of the late television star Paul O’Grady has hit the market for £3.5 million.

Plans for a school drop-off point in a 16-home development could help ease traffic but neighbours fear it will make congestion worse.

A decision on controversial plans for 44 homes on land owned by a zoo has been deferred following opposition from residents.

As the groundwork gets underway in a major regeneration project, children in the community have made their mark unveiling artwork on the hoardings.

Work is set to start on creating a modern, hidden home, built into the hilltop of a secluded Kent woodland.

Water seeping through a flat’s ceiling has left a living room off-limits for a year and a couple tearing their hair out.

The demolition of historic buildings as part of an ambitious film studios project should never have been allowed to happen, say furious residents.

A unique home which looks like a “Mediterranean villa” and includes an indoor swimming pool, cinema room and views over a lake is up for sale.

A historic century-old military site is set to be transformed into a 635-home estate after a decade in development.

The sustainable property includes metal buckets as lampshades, hand-me-down taps and a steel bath found in a skip.

The bosses behind Kent’s priciest development have revealed how many homes have been sold - and plans to create an “urban resort” with a new hotel.

Plans to build 44 homes on an abandoned concrete-crushing site will spark "traffic chaos" in the area, opponents say.

Work is underway to knock down outdated council flats dating back to the late 1950s to make way for 46 new homes.

A distinctive claret helicopter landed at a race circuit as a member of the royal family visited two sites in Kent.