The Transport Minister, Stephen Hammond, has announced today that the statutory process regarding the A21 dualling is to be re-started.

Greg commented:

Greg welcomed the announcement by the Department for Communities and Local Government that Camden Road Guild's application to become a Town Team has been successful.

Greg Clark commented:

Greg Clark met with the Managing Director of Southeastern, Charles Horton, at the House of Commons today to press him on possible rail fare increases.

Speaking after the meeting Greg Clark said:

Greg joined staff and residents for a celebration of the refurbished care facilities at Firtree House Care Home which provides nursing care for up to 42 elderly residents in Tunbridge Wells.

Greg dropped in to meet some GCSE citizenship students at Mascalls School in Paddock Wood to discuss their views on the big issues of the moment.

Greg was delighted to officially open a new woodland nature hide at Oakley School in Tunbridge Wells which is the latest addition to the school's extensive outdoor activities.

Greg said:

The Government has promised to cap rail fares to the Retail Price Index +1% for the next two years.

Greg commented:

"Before this commitment, fare increases have been at RPI +3% so this is extremely welcome news.

In July this year, MP for Tunbridge Wells, Greg Clark, asked the Chief Executive of Maidstone & Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, Glenn Douglas, to review the appointment reminder system at Tunbridge Wells Hospital after constituents had raised concerns about it.

Hundreds of local residents came to watch the first block of flats in Sherwood being demolished marking the start of the regeneration of the area.

After a two-year campaign to improve mental health services for young people, Greg welcomed the decision by NHS Kent and Medway, Kent County Council and Medway Council to commission Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust to provide a new Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) using a