Greg has written to the Secretary of State for Transport, Grant Shapps, calling on him to release some funding to begin planning the next stage of A21 dualling between Kipping's Cross and Lamberhurst.

Greg signed the the Holocaust Educational Trust’s Book of Commitment in Parliament today in memory of the millions who died during the Holocaust and in tribute to those Holocaust survivors who work tirelessly to educate young people today.

Greg, Tom Tugendhat, Crispin Blunt and Mims Davies welcomed a number of new MPs into the Gatwick Co-ordination group today at its first meeting of 2020.

Greg paid a visit to Skinners' Kent Primary School earlier today where he faced an inquisitive Q&A from the school's year 5 pupils. Greg, who officially opened the school in 2016, was incredibly impressed by the calibre of the questions he was asked.

Greg has called on Transport for South East to specifically back his campaign to upgrade the A228 along Colts Hill in a response to the organisation's publication of its Draft Strategy. 

On the first day Parliament returned for debate, Greg spoke in the debate on the Queen's Speech about the importance of bringing the whole country together.

Greg swore allegiance to HM the Queen as the Member of Parliament for Tunbridge Wells today. Speaking after the ceremony Greg said: "I am grateful and proud to take the oath of allegiance to HM the Queen  as the MP for Tunbridge Wells.

Greg thanks all those who supported him during the long campaign and states it is an "honour and a privilege" to be re-elected to represent the people of Tunbridge Wells. 

Greg met up with Malcolm Clarke, the Managing Director of Baxall Construction today, to discuss his company's progress in delivering the Southborough Hub project. 

Greg has reiterated his commitment to ensuring his constituents will benefit from a safer and expanded cycle network.