Robert Courts was glad to support the Sky Ocean Rescue campaign against plastic waste in Parliament today, cutting down on single-use plastic and challenging others to do the same.
Robert was glad to report that £1m extra funding has been granted by the Government to go towards fixing Oxfordshire's potholes - a welcome step to fix an issue blighting West Oxfordshireroads.
Robert said, "I recently visited Renault at their base near Enstone. A really interesting visit and they are another important local employer for high-skilled jobs, coupled with those companies based near RAF Brize Norton, we really have a thriving hub of high-tech industry right her
"In December, I sent a survey to every household in Woodstock and Bladon and invited residents to give me their views on a range of local and national issues. I received a large number of returned surveys and I have greatly valued assessing the responses.
"One issue that is clearly of great c
"By the time you read this, Christmas will seem like a distant memory and we will be well into the new year, enjoying the lengthening days and – if I am being very optimistic!
"As we find ourselves well into the New Year, I look forward to all that 2018 has to offer. I am very optimistic about the coming year as I carry on working hard and doing the job that I love – being your Member of Parliament.
Robert Courts, today welcomed the Minister for Defence Procurement, Guto Bebb, to RAF Brize Norton to open a new aircraft hangar.
The new hangar is now complete and fully operational and will maintain the A400M Atlas aircraft fleet, as it grows from 14 to 22 by next year. This £70 million inv
On a recent constituency day, Robert stopped by Cotswold Fudge to see their operation in person.
Robert said, "It was a pleasure to drop in on Cotswold Fudge recently. Having welcomed them to Parliament last September for my ‘Taste of West Oxfordshire’ event alongside other local businesses,
Robert today met with representatives from Blenheim Palace to discuss issues brought by tourism, such as parking, but also the many amazing schemes the Palace is funding through its tourism income.
One of these schemes is the affordable housing that Blenheim is building, with a priority given to lo
