An exhibition will be held this evening to showcase plans for 54 houses on a former orchard site.

A new website is aiming to cut out estate agents by allowing homeowners to advertise their properties for £60 a week without paying fees on sales.

Developers will be to blame if Medway fails to meet government housing targets – according to councillors.

People have been venting their anger over a development which could change a leafy lane into a ‘dangerous’ and misery route for drivers.

A sale agreed for a town's bus station has fallen through after the proposed buyer "decided not to continue with the process".

More than 150 more houses have been given the green light as groundworks start on the latest development phase.

Bold plans for a 12,000-home development on farmland around three villages are to be proposed to the government, it has been revealed.

An overbearing, ugly and “greedy” development of 17 flats was rejected by the district’s planners - protesters are braced for a longer battle.

Water users in Dover have been banned from going within 50 metres of the Prince of Wales pier as work begins to deconstruct it.

Sea Street Developments boss James Green speaks out as councillors give controversial plans the go-ahead for a beachfront plot of land.

A former cinema site which has been vacant for 15 years has finally been sold.

The owner of quarry land designated for a new garden city has confirmed it has been sold to a house builder.

Controversial plans to build 18,560 homes in a district by 2031 have been sent to the Secretary of State for approval.

Preparation works for building have now started on the St James' development in Dover.

Canterbury City Council members voted unanimously to proceed with buy-out of 50% of shopping centre.

Plans for a new RNLI lifeboat and boathouse station have been resubmitted to councillors after public opposition.

A developer is to challenge the decision by the Secretary of State for Communities to reject its bid to build 220 homes.

A local council is set to buy a multi million pound cinema, hotel and restaurant complex.

Ashford is proving its appeal extends to more than its high speed rail links, with a range of developments underway.

An engineering business which rebuilt the Scenic Railway rollercoaster at Dreamland increased its turnover by nearly three quarters last year.