New social homes converted from three derelict garage sites have been unveiled by a town’s MP as part of a wider regeneration scheme.

A former shop has been reduced to a pile of rubble after it was demolished to make way for a block of flats.

We look back at how a once contaminated wasteland slowly transformed into a thriving island community where no resident wants to leave.

The man leading the relaunch of a 17th century pub in Kent has welcomed plans for a residential development on neighbouring land.

There may be 100 likely sites of ‘grey belt’ land in Kent that could be suitable for housing development, suggests a report, but where are they?

Labour will not solve the housing crisis just by setting new house-building targets, a councillor has warned.

The new owners of a historic customs house building which will become 27 homes have revealed their plans to convert it into social housing.

Neighbours are engaged in a year-long dispute to reduce the height of a bungalow extension described as looking like “a prison wall”.

Work to install another set of traffic lights on a busy link road has been completed.

A top hotel is up for sale for £3.4 million as its owner plans to live a slower pace of life tending to olive trees up an Italian mountain.

Labour’s plan to increase housing targets by 10% in one borough has been described as a ‘slap in the face’ by its MP.

Fearful residents say ongoing flooding in their neighbourhood could worsen if proposals for a new wetland are given the nod.

The building of 119 homes and four commercial units will get under way after the demolition phase of the multi-million pound project was completed.

Five units in a purpose-built office block, that have been vacant for two years, could be converted to make 15 homes.

Changes to housing targets announced by Angela Rayner could see the housebuilding goal for one part of Kent rise to nearly 35,000 homes.

Neighbours living in a picturesque part of Kent earmarked for scores of new homes say they are starting to feel like outsiders in their own village.

With a croquet lawn, two swimming pools and a wine cellar, it doesn’t get much more upmarket than this.

An ambitious developer has been left disappointed by local opposition to his plans for a “carbon-free” Grand Designs-style home.

New figures reveal the cost of the average home has fallen in all but three of Kent and Medway’s districts over the last 12 months.

A historic convent will be knocked down to make way for a huge three-storey care home if controversial new plans are approved.