Witney MP Robert Courts has invited Boris Johnson to visit RAF Brize Norton.

Mr Courts spoke during one of the new Prime Minister's first parliamentary questions sessions, asking Mr Johnson to meet service personnel and 'see why they need support'.

During his first parliamentary questions session with MPs, new Prime Minister Boris Johnson was asked by Robert to join him in paying tribute to the “very hard and excellent work” done by everyone at RAF Brize Norton.

Robert said: "I went to speak to a group of veterans who have come to Parliament to protest against historic investigations into armed forces personnel.

Robert has added his name to a cross-party group of MP’s who have written to Home Secretary Sajid Javid calling for the abolition of visa fees for Commonwealth servicemen and women in the British armed forces.

On Sunday, Robert attended the annual Veterans v The Rest of The World cricket tournament in aid of Supporting Wounded Veterans at the Swinbrook Cricket Club, which featured a very special appearance by West Oxfordshire’s own RAF Falcons, the UK’s premier military - and the RAF's - parachute disp

Robert has attended an event organised by ADS and the Aerospace Growth Partnership at the House of Commons to highlight the value of the UK aerospace to national prosperity through supporting local jobs and skills.

During Prime Minister’s Questions this afternoon, Robert asked the Deputy Prime Minister, David Lidington – who was standing in for Theresa May and represents Aylesbury in Buckinghamshire – to join him in paying tribute to the “ordinary - yet extraordinary - men and women” who participated in D-D

With Parliament in Whitsun Recess, Robert is heading out to visit our armed forces in Gibraltar with the Armed Forces Parliamentary Scheme.

Robert said: "I was pleased to speak in a powerful debate on protection for Northern Ireland veterans. Following on from positive steps forward last week, we now need to see the political courage and will necessary to protect those who served in the UK as well as abroad.

Robert said: "I am delighted at the Defence Secretary's announcement of a National Carrier Policy which will set out how our ships will deliver for the UK in the years ahead.