After months of pressure and campaigning, Oliver has successfully secured extra compensation for those affected by the appalling recent disruption on Thameslink and Great Northern.

It's been an exceptionally busy few months in Parliament. So, to keep you updated on my work as Hertsmere’s MP, I’ve produced my latest End of Term Report.

Oliver has written to Govia Thameslink to call for additional compensation to be given to non-season ticket holders.

Oliver has met with executives from Govia Thameslink to push for improvements to Elstree & Borehamwood Station and raise his concerns over the state of the service since the start of the emergency timetable on 15 July.

Last Friday Olivervisited the water treatment plant at Clay Lane, Bushey, for a visit to the enormous Affinity Water works there.

Oliver was given a full tour of the plant’s operations by its engineers, alongside Ms Pauline Walsh, the Chief Executive of Affinity Water.

The Thameslink service remains appalling. Thousands of us are still forced to leave home hours early just to get to work on time and every day we are faced with ridiculous delays, cancellations and overcrowding.

Oliver last month met with the East of England Ambulance Service to discuss their service and how the improvements they are making are benefiting the people who live in Hertsmere.

Oliver was this year’s guest of honour at Aldenham Prep School’s end of term prize-giving ceremony.

The School’s Visitation Day event saw pupils aged from 4 to 11 rewarded for their all hard work, in front of friends, teachers and parents.

Govia Thameslink have announced the details of the enhanced compensation which Thameslink passengers will receive. Season ticket holders from Elstree & Borehamwood, Radlett and Potters Bar will receive a months’ worth of compensation after the disruption to Govia Thameslink services.

Oliver has visited the new state of the art school building under construction at Hertswood Academy, Borehamwood.