At the time of writing, it’s the beginning of September and the start of the new school term. 

After a long campaign, I was delighted to open Oyster at Radlett station this summer. It was a pleasure to welcome the Transport Secretary, Grant Shapps MP, to the station for the ceremony and I enjoyed the chance to join the driver in the cab for the first journey into London! 

Following Boris Johnson’s election as Prime Minister in July, I was honoured and delighted to join the Cabinet as Paymaster General and Minister for Cabinet Office.

As Parliament returns next week I wanted to update you on my work as your MP over the past few months in my latest Summer Report.

Oliver has officially opened up Potters Bar and Radlett stations to the use of Oyster and contactless cards.

Oliver was joined by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps at Radlett Station to officially mark the arrival of Oyster and contactless cards to both Radlett and Potters Bar stations.

Oliver paid a visit to Cowley Hill Primary School in Borehamwood on Friday as part of their National Sport Week events.

Oliver joined in a game of rounders and watched the pupils complete their ‘Daily Mile’ of exercise around the playground.

Oliver on Friday convened a meeting with the borough’s local health authority, Herts Valley Clinical Commissioning Group, to discuss plans to increase the capacity of the town’s healthcare facilities.

Oliver today convened a meeting with the borough’s local health authority, Herts Valley Clinical Commissioning Group, to discuss the future of Potters Bar Hospital.

Oliver last Friday had an inside look at the work of Borehamwood Tesco, including a tour of their in-store bakery.

Oliver was invited by Tesco’s head office to the Borehamwood store which serves tens of thousands of people across Hertsmere.

Oliver today convened a meeting with Hertfordshire County Council to urge them to make sure the right plans are in place for future school capacity in Hertsmere.