Oliver was last week sworn in as Hertsmere’s Member of Parliament following his re-election with an increased share of the vote at the General Election on 8 June.

Oliver was out campaigning yesterday and over the weekend after he was re-adopted as the Conservative Party's candidate for Hertsmere at the upcoming General Election.

Oliver on Friday received the blessing of the Hare Krishna temple at Bhaktivedanta Manor for his bid to serve again as Hertsmere's MP.

Speaking today, Oliver said: 'I'm a big supporter of Bhaktivedanta Manor.'

Oliver yesterday joined  the celebrations at the Raj Garden curry house in Bushey, which was marking its 20th birthday.

Today Oliver said: 'I thoroughly enjoyed joining the celebrations for the 20th Birthday of the Raj Garden, a Bushey institution.

Oliver last week met with the 1st Shenley Scouts while out campaigning. The Scouts were on one of their regular excursions when they bumped into Oliver.

Speaking afterwards, Oliver said: 'It was good to bump into the Shenley Scouts last week.

For those of you who are interested, please see attached my election leaflet, setting out my work as your MP over the last two years and my priorities if re-elected as your Member of Parliament.

Oliver earlier this month visited the Oshwal Jain Temple near Potters Bar.

Speaking after the visit Oliver said: 'It was very enjoyable to visit the Jain Temple near Potters Bar last week, especially as we have growing Jain community here in Hertsmere.

The afternoon of 22nd March began just like most others. We had all been in the Chamber for Prime Minister’s Questions. I had returned to my office to get on with some work when the bell rang for a vote in the House of Commons.

Oliver last month addressed the meeting of the Bushey Forum at Rosary Priory, taking questions from members about a host of issues, from local to international.

Speaking later, Oliver said: ‘It was a pleasure to address the Bushey Forum on Thursday last week.

Oliver yesterday wrote to the Leader of Hertfordshire County Council, Cllr Robert Gordon, warning him to not to sell the green belt land it owns to Helioslough.