Following conversations with ministers last night and this morning I am pleased to say that St James will be able to open fully tomorrow (Wednesday).

Greg visited the Kent Apprenticeship Fair in Maidstone organised by seven West Kent Members of Parliament including Greg, Tom Tugendhat, Helen Grant, Helen Whately, Laura Trott, Tracey Crouch and Gordon Henderson.

Greg met with Students from TWGGS studying politics in Years 12 and 13. Before taking them on a tour of Parliament and bringing them inside the Chamber of the House of Commons, Greg gave a talk on the roles and responsibilities of an MP.

Greg was asked to a Q&A session with politics students from TWGGS and TWGSB recently.

Greg recently visited Capel Primary School and was a guest at their assembly to mark anti bullying week. The children shared their thoughts on what bullying was and also thought about how they could be kind to one another.

On a visit to Aspens, a charity that supports adults with learning disabilities, recently, Greg was able to meet three of the 18 apprentices that are supported across the three sites that they own and manage.

Greg has stated his delight that the Down Syndrome Bill - introduced by Liam Fox as a Private Member's Bill - passed its second reading today.

Greg met with members of the 11th Tonbridge Paddock Wood Scouts this evening to talk about the role of an MP and to oversee a lively debate on the future of electric vehicles. 

He also attended the investiture of the newest Scout members who have moved up from the Cubs. 

Greg enjoyed meeting a group of A level politics students on a visit to Mascalls Academy in Paddock Wood.

Greg met with members of the Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys sixth form politics class this morning to talk about his role as an MP and debate current affairs.