Greg joined members of the Tunbridge Wells mosque for Iftar – the evening meal which ends the daily Ramadan fast at sunset.

Greg visited the Volunteer Street Fair in Tunbridge Wells – an event organised by the West Kent Volunteer Centre to mark Volunteers Week. Local charities used the Street Fair to promote the work that they do in the local community as well as celebrating the fantastic role that volunteers play.

Greg visited Tunbridge Wells Farmers' Market to help promote "Love Your Local Market" fortnight. Greg said: "Markets can play a vital role in breathing new life into our town centres and high streets, so I'm delighted that this year's Love Your Local Markets fortnight has been such a success. "So

Greg was quizzed by members of Bidborough Church of England Primary School's School Parliament during a visit to the school. He also held a mock debate for the rest of the school during their assembly.

Friday saw Greg open the new Sherwood playground before visiting the Sherwood Men's Shed where he also formally marked its launch by trying his hand at some DIY. Greg said: "It was fantastic to see residents and councillors out in force at two new locations which will provide hours of enjoyment an

Greg and MPs representing neighbouring communities disturbed by aircraft landing at Gatwick Airport have issued a joint statement in response to Gatwick's Proposed Action Plan, which follows the conclusion of the recent Independent Review of Arrivals. Gatwick have stated that they accept all twenty

Greg is asking rail users to come forward to join an Action Group to help drive improvements in rail services.

On Friday Greg was interviewed by Pembury Primary School's Journalist Group, which publishes the termly Pembury Post. Greg said: "The budding journalists at Pembury Primary School were kind enough to give me lunch before interviewing me on a wide-range of local, national and international issues.

Greg and Roads Minister, Andrew Jones MP, drove along the A21 between Kippings Cross and Lamberhurst to demonstrate the need for dualling the road from the Blue Boys roundabout.

Greg will be chairing a meeting on the evening of Thursday 17 March at which members of the public may quiz senior management from Southeastern and Network Rail. Greg said: "We should be able to expect a premium service in return for the premium fares charged.