Greg met with frontline workers from a range of sectors and organisations including the NHS, care homes, waste collection, Sainsbury's and many local charities today, to thank them for their heroic efforts to deliver services and keep people safe during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Speaking in the House of Commons today, Greg called for the Local Government Secretary’s intervention to ensure local waste contractor, Urbaser, provide the service residents rightly expect.

Greg enjoyed meeting local artists – Anne Wagstaff, Wendy Rainthorpe and Linda Palmer – at Dodhurst Farmshouse Studio which is taking part in the 2021 South East Open Studios.

Greg commented:

The constituency of Tunbridge Wells will remain largely intact if the current proposals for the redrawing of national constituencies goes ahead.

Greg submitted his views on the Tunbridge Wells Borough Council's draft Local Plan today.

Greg highlights 7 key issues that he believes need to be addressed if the Local Plan is to be adopted:

Greg has used his column in the Times of Tunbridge Wells to urge councillors to prioritise the recovery of the borough from Covid-19 over political expediency after the recent local elections resulted in Tunbridge Wells Borough Council coming under No Overall Control - with the Conservatives hold

Greg was invited to the Wells Free School to view their new Early Years Garden today.

Greg was given the honour of officially opening the new offices of the Paddock Wood Community Advice Centre today in a ceremony attended by trustees, staff and volunteers of the community service. 

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.