Following reference to a 'full 3,000 seat stadium' in Hawkenbury in the Tunbridge Wells Borough Council's Note to the Inspector, Greg has written to the Tunbridge Wells Local Plan Inspector to ask for a public hearing on this issue, where he can represent the views of his constituents and residen

Greg convened a meeting at the Tonbridge Royal Mail Delivery Office to follow up on feedback from some constituents that they were receiving an erratic postal delivery service in some parts of the constituency. 

Greg has submitted his comments on to the Public Consultation on Tunbridge Wells Borough Council’s Revised Development Strategy to the Tunbridge Wells Submission Local Plan.

Today, Greg was delighted to learn that under the Natural Flood Management Programme, which distributed £25million in funding to flood prevention works, the High Weald AONB Project (Alder Stream) which will install flood resilience in the Alder Stream’s upper catchment area is one of the forty su

Following action he triggered last year, Greg today met with the Tunbridge Wells Borough Council, the Police, the CCTV partnership, business representatives and other partners to discuss the plan to tackle it.

Saturday, 2nd December 2023, was #SmallBusinessSaturday, Greg spent some time visiting great businesses in the local community and he encourages residents to do the same. It is important to get out and support small businesses in the community.

Greg has welcomed the move by the national water regulator Ofwat to begin enforcement action against South East Water.

Greg took part in the Remembrance Day service in Tunbridge Wells town centre, laying a wreath of remembrance at the war memorial.

The country has taken an important step in the protection of women in public places as Greg Clark MP’s Protection from Sex-based Harassment in Public Bill received Royal Assent and became law on Monday night.

Greg Clark, the MP for Tunbridge Wells said:

Greg visited the newly refurbished AXA offices at International House on Forest Road along with local councillors Nick Pope and Siobhan O'Connell.