Robert said, "Thank you to all of those who took the time to meet with me in Kelmscott.  I always enjoy doing these events - it is a great way to chat about local, national and international issues over a drink in a casual way."

Robert continued his Volunteering Week at Bridewell Organic Gardens.  Bridewell provides the opportunity for adults to take part in social and therapeutic horticulture.

Robert said, "Day two of my Volunteering Week and I enjoyed spending this morning at Guideposts Trust UK's Forest School at the Hilltop Garden Centre. I particularly enjoyed the fantastic bread we made over the fire - not your average morning as an MP!

Robert spent an afternoon volunteering with Sunshine Cat Rescue as part of his 2018 Volunteering week.  He helped the team with their daily tasks, making sure the cats are well cared for!

Robert started his 2018 Volunteering Week at the Hailey Community Woodlands - Breach Wood - in association with Wild Oxfordshire and the Wychwood Project. He is using this week to highlight the fantastic volunteer groups we have here in West Oxfordshire.

Robert and family visited local attraction, Amazing Animals, near  Heythrop.  A hidden gem, Amazing Animals has been involved in the professional training and supplying of a wide range of animals for the media industry for four decades.

Robert said, "Congratulations to the Charlbury Street Fair Committee on organising another outstanding community event this afternoon: superb raffle prizes, lots of interesting stalls, great music - and above all a fantastic atmosphere.

For the first time ever, Robert has set up regular meetings between Oxfordshire health bosses and planning authorities at West Oxfordshire District Council.  Particularly as our area's Local Plan has now been improved, it is vital that, now we know where houses are going to go, that planners and

Robert held an assembly at Brize Norton Primary School, where he explained to pupils how a law is created.  The 'MPs' voted to replace all lessons with sport - a sentiment which, after a stage of 'ping-pong' , the 'Lords' agreed to, and sent the Bill for Royal Assent. However, the Queen disagreed

Today, Roads Minister Jesse Norman announced the chosen central corridor for the Oxford to Cambridge Expressway.  This will link together fast-growing technology hotspots, building on plans already in motion, such as East/West Rail.