Robert has welcomed the Chancellor’s Spending Round for 2019 which was delivered today.

In his speech the Chancellor confirmed that no Government department would see its budget reduced, and all would see funding increases at least in line with inflation.

On Tuesday 3 September, NHS England and Improvement, Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (OUHFT), and InHealth announced that PET-CT scanning services would remain at the Churchill Hospital in Oxford.

Robert said: "I was pleased to address a full house at the recent West Oxfordshire Community Transport AGM. A really successful event and great to see such passion for the role community transport plays in many of our local towns and villages.

Robert said: "It was great to speak to so many local residents at my latest drop-in advice surgery at the Co-op in Chipping Norton. Thank you to everyone who came along to share your views on a range of pressing issues."

Robert said: "I had a really informative meeting with The British Horse Society at New Yatt Farm recently.

Digital Secretary Nicky Morgan has launched a £30 million UK-wide competition to spark a tech revolution in countryside communities and help rural Britain seize the opportunities of 5G technology.

The current Parliamentary session is the longest since the Civil War and we are long overdue a new one.

Robert said: "A blisteringly hot Bank Holiday Monday for Shipton under Wychwood Village Fair today! A huge turnout on a beautiful day for this traditional village fair hosted on The New Beaconsfield Hall green in Shipton under Wychwood.

Robert said: "I had an interesting meeting with Sustrans at the site of the old Kelmscott and Langford railway station.

Robert said: "Superb turnout at the latest Witney Business Breakfast.