After writing to SGN to raise his concerns over the impact the proposed 22-weeks of planned roadworks on Calverley Road on local shops and residents, Greg has welcomed the company's has announcement it will cut the length of time it will spend upgrading its gas mains by 8 weeks.

Following Greg’s call in Parliament on 28 June for additional support to be provided for businesses which will continue to remain unviable while lockdown and social distancing measures remain in place, the Government has unveiled a £1.57bn support package for businesses in the cultural sector.

Greg has called for additional support for businesses which will continue to remain closed despite the recent relaxation of lockdown measures during questions in Parliament to the Secretary of State for Business, Alok Sharma and on the BBC.

Greg has written to the Chief Executive of Southern Water, Ian McAulay, to seek reassurance that the £2.9 million Paddock Wood ring pipe project will be delivered on schedule, despite coronavirus and lockdown.

Following his letter to Kent County Council urging them to reassess their closure of the Tunbridge Wells Household Waste Recycling Centre, Greg has welcomed the council’s decision to reopen to customers.

Greg has written to the Leader of Kent County Council urging him to reassess the current closure of Household Waste Recycling Centres following reports of increased fly tipping.

Greg has signed a joint letter alongside 15 other local MPs to Kent's judiciary, calling for those found spitting or coughing at police officers to receive an immediate prison sentence.

Greg marked British Science Week in his constituency by the technology firm Spotted Zebra in Tunbridge Wells. The company, which counts Sky, Jaguar Land Rover and Christian Dior among its clients, is a pioneer in virtual reality, augmented reality and touch screen technology.

Greg met with representatives from the Royal Society of Chemistry to draw attention to the importance of scientific research in solving challenges that affect constituents in Tunbridge Wells as well as globally.

Greg has welcomed the move by Tunbridge Wells Borough Council to activate the scheme of immediate financial help available to victims of the recent floods.