Greg meets the TWGSB politics class

Greg met with members of the Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys sixth form politics class this morning to talk about his role as an MP and debate current affairs. 

Covid-19, parliamentary scrutiny, MP's standards, sustainability, global warming and many other topics were raised by the class without Greg having prior knowledge of what questions would be asked. 

Greg also toured the new Maths and IT building which was recently opened and developed by Paddock Wood-based firm Baxall Construction. 

 

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