Oliver last week met with the Chief Constable of Hertfordshire, Charlie Hall QPM, to discuss the borough’s local crime issues and raise with him the concerns of local residents.

I know many people have suffered from the terrible disruption to Thameslink services since the introduction of the new timetable.

Oliver has written to Transport for London to push for improvements to the facilities at Bushey station.

In a letter to Mike Brown, Commissioner of TfL, Oliver set out a number areas where he believed improvements were needed and called for action to address them.

Hertfordshire MPs Oliver Dowden (Hertsmere), Anne Main (St Albans) and Bim Afolami (Hitchin & Harpenden), have written a joint letter calling for the site of the proposed Radlett rail freight terminal to be used for housing instead.

Oliver last Friday paid a visit to the residential care community at Delrow House, Aldenham, run by the Camphill Village Trust.

The site, which is set up as a small communal village, provides care and support to adults with learning and mental health disabilities.

Oliver on Friday called a meeting with Hertfordshire County Council to raise his constituents’ concerns over the number of potholes in the Borough’s roads.

Oliver has held urgent meetings with the Transport Secretary, Chris Grayling MP, and with Stuart Cheshire, the Passenger Services Director for Govia Thameslink to discuss the massive ongoing disruption to the rail network.

Local GPs are the backbone of the health service. I know from my work in Government, the correspondence I receive, and personal experience, the dedication shown by them.

Oliver and Grant Shapps, MP for Welwyn Hatfield, convened a meeting with the Rail Minister, Jo Johnson MP, last month for an update on the promised extension of Oyster to Potters Bar, Radlett and Welwyn Hatfield by the end of 2018.

Oliver has written to Hertfordshire County Council to call a meeting to discuss sites for new schools in Hertsmere.