Greg was invited to celebrate one of the most important festivals in the Hindu calendar on Saturday.

The celebration - also known as the Festival of Lights - symbolises the victory of light over darkness and is marked by song, dance and speeches. 

Greg met with Kent's Police Crime Commissioner in Paddock Wood on Friday to discuss constituents' concerns over anti-social behaviour in town and across the constituency in general, as well as the PCC's priorities in the oming years.

Tunbridge Wells is the third most popular origin point for flexi-season tickets on the Southeastern network, the rail operator has confirmed.

The station mural erected in 2017 to celebrate the history of Tunbridge Wells has been re-erected following structural work on the bridge above the platforms.

Greg Clark has been confirmed as Chair of the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee following an uncontested election. He will resume the Chair, having served in Government over the summer.

Greg was delighted to host his latest surgery session in Horsmonden surgery today.

Greg swore the oath of allegiance to King Charles III for the first time this morning, pledging: "I swear by Almighty God that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to His Majesty King Charles, his heirs and successors, according to law. So help me God."

In today's column for the Times of Tunbridge Wells, Greg reflects on the week gone by - from being one of the people chosen to meet Her Majesty the Queen's coffin as it was brought into Westminster Hall, volunteering as a marshal on the South Bank to assist the thousands of people queuing to pay

I was in the House of Commons last Thursday lunchtime when a chill spread across the Chamber as it became obvious, through whispered words to the new Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition, that something grave was happening.

Today Greg paid his respects to Her Late Majesty The Queen in a speech in the House of Commons. 

To read the full transcript in Hansard, click, here.