Oliver yesterday welcomed to Parliament Radlett councillor Caroline Clapper, for the events marking the 100th anniversary of the law giving women the right to stand for election to the House of Commons.

Oliver recently attended a charity tea party hosted by his constituents Amanda and Jeremy Rabinovitch at Summerswood School, Borehamwood.

Oliver recently visited the RSPCA Southridge Centre in Potters Bar.

Southridge is a re-homing, fostering and adoption centre which takes in many different species of animal rescued by the RSPCA. They aim to place every animal they take in into a new, responsible, kind and caring home.

Oliver has welcomed the measures announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP, in the recent Budget to boost Britain’s high streets.

Oliver last Friday visited Borehamwood JobCentre for a meeting with the area’s senior managers ahead of the roll-out of Universal Credit in December.

Oliver has written to Philip Hammond, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, calling for funding to be given to extending oyster technology to Radlett and Potters Bar.

Following his latest meeting with Hertsmere Borough Council’s Planning Department on Friday, Oliver has called on local residents to make their views known about proposals in the latest stage of the new Local Plan.

Oliver today visited the Cuffley Manor care home in Potters Bar for tea and to meet with the home’s residents.

Speaking after the visit, Oliver said: ‘I very much enjoyed the chance to come to Cuffley Manor last week.

Oliver last week dropped into the Macmillan Cancer Support coffee morning at Conservative Party conference to show his support for the charity.

Speaking later in the day, Oliver said: ‘It was a pleasure to go to Macmillan’s coffee morning this year.

I know what an anxious time it’s been over the past few months for the Jewish community.