Greg was delighted to join representatives from 37 local churches at an event exploring what is being done at a local, national and international level to tackle climate change.

This morning Greg visited one of the UK's largest fruit growers, Adrian Scripps. The farm is a major local employer, global exporter and horticultural innovator with crops chiefly comprising apples, pears and blackcurrants.

Greg Clark has visited Bidborough supporting Small Business Saturday, to recognise the contribution that small businesses make to towns and villages across the country.

Greg was delighted to show off the delights of Tunbridge Wells to the judges of the Great British High Street Awards during their visit to the town.

Greg met with local businesses to discuss the experience of self-employment at a roundtable event organised by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

Small Business Saturday is a campaign to encourage people to visit small businesses in their local area.

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Following Tuesday night's flooding, Greg held an emergency meeting on Friday to demand answers from Kent County Council, Tunbridge Wells Borough Council, Southern Water and the Environment Agency.

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Greg met with Karen Pengally, the new Town Centre Manager for Tunbridge Wells, to discuss her plans for attracting businesses and visitors to the town.

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Greg is a strong supporter of Tunbridge Wells in Bloom and was delighted to be able to visit the display launching this year's competition.

Community groups, businesses, schools and residents are invited to transform Tunbridge Wells by turning grey spaces into beautiful green spaces.

Greg joined representatives from many different backgrounds across the Tunbridge Wells community to help promote the "Love Your Neighbour" initiative which encourages people to actively get to know their neighbours.

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