Greg joined station staff, local councillors and senior Southeastern managers in celebrating the 175th anniversary of Paddock Wood station.

Greg met the Regional Managing Director and Finance Director of Arriva to press them on planned changes to the 6/6A bus services which currently link Tunbridge Wells, Pembury, Paddock Wood and Maidstone.

Greg visited Matfield-based electronics company RVL, who are celebrating their 25th anniversary this year. Greg said:

"I hugely enjoyed visiting RVL, meeting the team and celebrating the firm's 25th anniversary.

Greg officially opened 163 new affordable properties in Knights Wood. Developed by Moat, in partnership with Dandara, the development will provide 81 shared ownership homes and 82 affordable rented apartments and houses.

Greg said:

Greg visited the office of Domestic Abuse Volunteer Support Services (DAVSS) to hear more about the work of the charity.

After the visit, Greg commented:

Greg ran a mock Parliamentary debate with Year 5 and 6 pupils when he visited Temple Grove Academy School in Sherwood.

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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In his Times of Tunbridge Wells column published today, Greg has highlighted the need for further improvement in the local Child & Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS).

To read the full story, click here.

Greg met the Year 6 class at St Paul's CE Primary School in Rusthall on their non-uniform day!

Commenting on Small Business Saturday, Greg said:

"Small businesses in Tunbridge Wells are at the heart of our local economy. I was glad to support Small Business Saturday – a nationwide initiative to recognise the contribution small firms make and to encourage people to shop locally.