In a letter to the Hertfordshire Police & Crime Commissioner, Oliver has pressed for Hertsmere’s towns and villages to be given a fair share of the county’s policing funding.

It’s been a busy time in Westminster and Hertsmere over the last few months and I’ve produced my latest End of Term Report, covering my work on your behalf since Christmas.

To read it, please follow this link: goo.gl/kgto6C

Oliver has written to the Transport Minister, Jo Johnson MP, calling for a new meeting to discuss progress on extending the Oyster network to Potters Bar and Radlett.

Last Friday, Oliver convened a meeting with the heads of Hertsmere Borough Council’s Planning Department to discuss Council’s plans for the future of the area.

As I have said many times before, we are very fortunate in Radlett and Bushey to have the best of both worlds – green open spaces and easy access to London.

On Monday, Oliver showed his solidarity with protesters against anti-Semitism when he attended the event in Parliament Square organised by the Jewish Leadership Council.

The event attracted hundreds of people, including parliamentarians from all the main parties.

Oliver has written to the Chair of the British Medical Association, Dr Chaand Nagpaul, calling for the Association to respect the practices of religious groups when reviewing guidelines over non-therapeutic circumcision.

Oliver last Friday paid a visit to Wroxham Primary School in Potters Bar.

The visit consisted of a full tour of the school, sitting in on lessons, and a meeting with the senior staff to discuss the future of the school.

Oliver last Friday met with the Hertfordshire Adult & Family Learning Service (HAFLS) at County Hall in Hertford.

The meeting saw Oliver discuss HAFLS’ work with the senior managers, before having the chance to meet with people actually using the service.

Oliver will next Saturday hold his latest open surgery in the café of the David Lloyd Club in Bushey.