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Controversial plans to build even more homes on the edge of a town have emerged, sparking anger among residents.
A government agency has overruled a council and granted a developer permission to build hundreds of homes.
A popular but decaying leisure centre is to be knocked down and replaced by a six-lane swimming pool, new gym and exercise areas.
Work to develop new apartments and businesses along a town's waterfront has started following a groundbreaking ceremony.
A local council has sold a plot of land for development which is set to boost employment opportunities.
Major investment from port owners into key commercial site will create new jobs.
We've compiled some of the most bizarre conversions the county has seen down the years.
A five-storey, 100-room hotel, which is expected to cost around £6.5m is set to be built in a town centre after being approved by councillors.
Delegates at the region's biggest business event set to get expert advice on Brexit planning.
Major campaign will be rolled out across the South East offering vital business advice.
Companies across the region are feeling more confident of future growth, according to survey.
Local authority bosses have requested more time to chew over responses to proposals for where thousands of homes could be built.
Friends, family and colleagues will be able to celebrate their achievements as ceremony returns for a second year.
Time is running out for those behind a major £5bn entertainment complex planned for the county, says MP.
A petition group which has seen off two housing development threats plans to challenge new building plans.
Councillors have joined forces to ask ministers to scrap a proposed 40% increase in the number of homes a borough has been asked to build.
Award for major facility which is undergoing multi-million pound expansion.
A warning has been issued by family who waited more than eight months for their new-build home to be finished.
Applause rang out at a meeting after an MP told local authority bosses to think again over controversial proposals to build 5,000 homes in a village.
Business organisations call on Priti Patel to help them shape future immigration policy.
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