A 'new village' could be built on a slice of brownfield land along a busy road.

Developers who want turn a bingo hall into a cinema have assured talks are ongoing for their plans to transform the landmark back to its former use.

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The firm behind a controversial housing scheme is to resubmit planning proposals after council officers inspected the buildings.

An application to build 23 homes for the elderly has annoyed villagers in Goudhurst.

Ashford council is to provide a £2m loan to help make the prospect of constructing a new higher and further education college in the town a reality.

John Parker is using the eye-catching sales technique to offload his retirement flat in Gravesend.

People who live close to a site earmarked for a controversial development of 5,000 homes have spoken in favour of the plans.

A public viewing of the £2.62 million plans to regenerate Tonbridge High Street is now under way.

Fishermen in Ramsgate Harbour will now have an easier job mooring their boats after the completion of a pontoon project.

Two construction firms have been fined £20,000 after a worker suffered serious head injuries when he fell through a roof he was helping to remove.

Offers over £190,000 will be accepted for a 199-year-old building off Sheerness seafront.

Plans have been submitted to convert The Stone Court Hotel, in Maidstone, into homes.

There are fears a playing field on a site earmarked for a new school could be sold for housing – despite previous assurances it would be protected.

A developer is being investigated after it flouted its planning permission by adding an extra floor to “overbearing” buildings backing on to homes.

The transport secretary has been given a tour of Rochester’s new railway station as platforms, stairs and an underpass are taking shape.

Planners will decide in March whether to allow Aldi's proposed £50 million distribution hub.

Plans for a multi-million pound town centre have been announced less than a year after Sainsbury's pulled out of a "financially unviable" scheme.

Plans for 60 care and recovery suites at a health centre in Dover are being promised by MP Charlie Elphicke.

Gravesham council leader John Burden issued an appeal for companies to get involved in plans to build a £2 billion entertainment resort in north Kent.