Oliver has met with the Rail Minister, Andrew Jones MP, to press him on the delivery of Oyster pay-as-you-go to Radlett and Potters Bar.

The extension of pay-as-you-go technology to Radlett and Potters Bar in 2019 was promised by the Department for Transport at the end of last year.

Oliver met with the new Chief Inspector of Hertfordshire Constabulary, Clare Smith to discuss crime and policing in Hertsmere.

Oliver chaired a debate between Queens’ School, Bushey and Kings Langley School as part of the 8th Watford Inter-School Debating Cup.

The two schools debated the merits of building houses on green belt land, with Queens’ arguing in favour of the greater use of green belt land.

Oliver has called on people to support their local high streets and shop locally.

Joined by local parish councillors Viv Charrett and Estelle Samuelson, Mr Dowden dropped into shops in Radlett to speak with owners and promote independent small businesses.

Oliver has visited Explore Learning, a tutoring service in Borehamwood, to wish them luck ahead of the launch of their national Writers' Award on Thursday.

Oliver has written to Hertfordshire County Council to convene a meeting with education officials following the announcement of this year’s secondary school place allocations.

While Brexit continues to dominate the national headlines, it’s crucial to remember that there are so many other issues and challenges facing our country.

I am delighted that the appallingly disruptive road works on Harper Lane have been suspended after my campaign alongside residents and local councillors.

Oliver visited Potters Bar Fire Station to meet with the firefighters on duty, as well as the Station Commander.

Oliver has welcomed the news that both the military and political wings of the terrorist organisation Hizballah have been banned in Britain. The announcement was made by the Government on Monday, and passed the House of Commons last night.