Greg has welcomed the decision to reopen Commercial Road in Paddock Wood to two-way traffic following his joint letter to Kent County Council.

Greg has issued a joint letter calling for the Active Travel Fund scheme in Paddock Wood that has turned the street into a one-way system to be “suspended as soon as possible.”

Greg made the case for further Government support for the arts and sports and those employed in these sectors in the House of Commons today.

Greg was invited to open a new block of serviced offices today, an investment he has described as a “vote of confidence” in Tunbridge Wells despite the impact of the pandemic.

Greg has called on constituents to keep supporting their local eateries after figures revealed diners in Tunbridge Wells took full advantage of the Government’s Eat Out to Help Out programme over August, with almost 100,000 meals discounted under the scheme.

Construction work could start within weeks on the long-awaited new drainage system in Paddock Wood.

New figures have revealed the full extent of the Government’s support for local businesses, employees and the self-employed in the Tunbridge Wells constituency during the Covid-19 crisis.

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.