Labour's Alan Baldock says unloved corner of Canterbury needs redevelopment as soon as possible.

Kent County Council hopes a new trading company will give it a slice of the market taking care of public sector property, worth an estimated £700m.

A roofing company travelled more than 40 miles to give a woman free help after she was duped by cowboy builders.

A building firm has been cleared of blame over the death of a workman who plunged eight metres from a roof at a country house.

The lead contractor for constructing a retail and leisure complex has been named.

A building company has denied breaching health and safety regulations following the death of a man hired to carry out repair work.

A planning application has been submitted for the first phase of a 500-home scheme at a former army base.

Troubled housebuilder Bovis Homes has pulled out of merger talks with Galliford Try and revealed the appointment of a new chief executive.

Optimistic council bosses have released new image of an urban transformation which includes a cinema, shops and restaurants.

Plans have been unveiled for a “temporary” visitor centre to be built as part of a town-wide art exhibition.

Engineering and joinery group DMA swung back into profit after abandoning loss-making national construction work.

A High Court battle over the sale of seafront land has cost the taxpayer thousands of pounds.

Bosses behind hundreds of homes on a city's outskirts could start construction work as early as next summer if planning permission is gained.

Landlord Fergus Wilson has responded to the furore over his 'no coloureds' policy by saying he'd do it again - and is now lining up a TV appearance.

A developer will not pursue a plan to build 220 homes on playing fields in Maidstone.

New paving, extra greenery, artwork and public squares with benches form part of plans for a multimillion-pound town centre revamp.

Campaigners want to buy an abandoned seaside bus depot site to build shops and affordable housing.

A ground-breaking ceremony has marked the start of work on a major housing development which council bosses say will ease the waiting list.

Construction group Kier boosted its bottom line in the second half of last year.

A former pub is set to become accommodation for eight people, if new plans are accepted by the council.