Greg has used his first column of the relaunched Times of Tunbridge Wells to champion Tunbridge Wells as a great place to live and work.

Tunbridge Wells received almost half a million pounds of funding from the second round of the Government's £1.57 billion support package for the arts. 

Greg attended the official handover of the newly built Southborough Civic Centre from the contractor to the town today, 18 months after work on the £10 million project first began. 

If you don’t have transport to get to the vaccine centre, and can’t use public transport, there is help for people who can’t afford to pay to get there.

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The challenges of 2020, optimism for 2021, the success of the vaccine programme and whether Tunbridge Wells is the Capital of the Weald, were among the topics of discussion when Greg took part in the first pre-record interview for Weald Radio ahead of its launch in the Spring.

Greg took part in a Westminster Hall debate on the future of the hospitality sector today to push for additional support for businesses impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Greg reflects on what has been an extremely difficult year for his constituents and outlines the reasons to be optimistic for the future in his Christmas column for the Times of Tunbridge Wells, which can be read here. 

With the announcement that Tunbridge Wells will be moving into Tier 4, Greg has a message for his constituents. 

Greg has asked for extra support to be provided for hospitality businesses who have been unable to trade during what would usually be their most lucrative time of year. 

Greg visited a number of independent retailers along St John's to mark Small Business Saturday today, during what has been an difficult year for most retailers.