Following Greg's decision to call for an adjournment debate in Parliament to highlight Southern Water's failure to properly maintain and invest in its waste water infrastructure within the constituency of Tunbridge Wells, the utility company has come forward with a plan to invest almost £3 millio
Greg popped into the Pickering Cancer Drop-In Centre today to wish the charity a happy 15th birthday and to thank its founder Polly Taylor BEM for all her selfless hard work over this period.
Greg has thanked SGN for keeping their word when they pledged to significantly reduce the amount of time they would close Calverley Road in order to carry out gas mains maintenance following his intervention at the request of local traders who feared the negative impact an extended closure of Cal
Greg met the Chairman of Hawkhurst Parish Council, Clare Escombe, today to lend his support to the parish's efforts to improve its local infrastructure.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Rebecca Pow, has pledged to "step in" and "take some serious action" over Southern Water's poor performance which has, "left a great deal to be desired."
Greg met with the new Chief Executive of the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb), Philip Astle, at the organisation’s Make Ready Centre in Paddock Wood today.
At a meeting with members of Baxall Construction’s management earlier today Greg discussed the Paddock Wood-based firm’s plans for future growth, community engagement and its assessment of trends within the construction industry.
The bid to get High Brooms station nominated for Access for All funding - to install a ramp to the southbound platform- was submitted by Greg and Cllr Carol Mackonochie, Portfolio Holder for Communities and Wellbeing at Tunbridge Well Borough Council, today.
