Greg has used today's column to reflect on the sense of revulsion, grief and insecurity felt in the community following the revelation of the shocking crimes committed by David Fuller and the need to ensure the women and girls of Tunbridge Wells always feel safe when going about their daily lives

Greg has placed a poppy and message in honour of the fallen in Parliament's first Constituency Garden of Remembrance in New Palace Yard. 

Greg marked the 100 year anniversary of the Tunbridge Wells branch of the Royal British Legion today, in a wreath laying ceremony at the town centre War Memorial. 

Greg raised just under £4,000 for good causes after successfully completing the London Marathon on Sunday.

Apple picking was in full swing when Greg visited Adrian Scripps Ltd – one of the UK’s largest fruit growers who are based in Five Oak Green.   The harvest has been revolutionised by the use of state-of-the-art picking platforms which increases the speed of picking by around 25%.

In today's column for the Times of Tunbridge Wells, Greg outlines the moral case for helping Afghans fleeing the Taliban and what measures are being taken to support them.

The Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government visited Tunbridge Wells Today.

Greg has welcomed the combined efforts of Tunbridge Wells Borough Council and the Environment Agency in setting up the Five Oak Green Flood Resilience Scheme.

Following the disruption of the Covid-19 pandemic, Greg uses his column in the Times of Tunbridge Wells to welcome the return of sport and to call for greater investment in local sporting facilities in order to support local clubs and boost participation. 

Kent’s experience of Covid-19 will be forever commemorated after a group of Speldhurst volunteers took up the call to contribute to the Parliamentary Coronavirus Memorial Quilt project.