Robert said: "I am pleased to join over 200 cross-party MPs in backing 'Divest Parliament' to ensure our pension fund is used to invest in a sustainable world powered by clean energy.
Robert said: "Constituents frequently write to me about the issue of parking on pavements, and I know from my recent meeting with Blind Dogs UK the difficulties it can cause people who are blind or partially-sighted in finding their way around our streets and town centres.
Robert said: "Really constructive meeting with the Rail Minister, Andrew Jones, to discuss the need for upgrades to the Cotswold Line, including further redoubling and more frequent services.
At Robert's suggestion, RAF Brize Norton has agreed to provide support for Carterton Community College to enrich their students’ school experience, with a particular focus on providing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) support.
Robert recently attended a presentation on the tiger trade organised by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for China and led by wildlife conservationist Prerna Singh Bindra.
Robert said: "As we approach the 70th Anniversary of NATO, I was pleased to ask the Foreign Secretary what he is doing to strengthen this vital alliance which has done so much to preserve peace and stability for so long.
Robert said: "Greatly valued the opportunity to learn more about the Safe Places scheme, which helps vulnerable people feel confident and safe while out.
MPs return to Parliament this week for another bout of backbench-sponsored constitutional mayhem, with a number of the proposals before them containing a customs union.
