Ed Vaizey MP (Wantage and Didcot) met with the Parliamentary Undersecretary of State Andrew Jones MP on Tuesday to discuss the potential of reopening Grove Station and rail connectivity in Oxfordshire.

Ed Vaizey MP (Wantage and Didcot) met with the Minister of State for Care Caroline Dinenage MP on Monday to discuss Wantage Hospital and healthcare provision in South Oxfordshire.

Ed thoroughly enjoyed speaking at the Didcot TRAIN annual awards ceremony.  Ed is patron of this fantastic local charity which supports young people in Didcot

Ed very much enjoyed being interviewed by students of Abingdon and Witney Collage.  They are producing a documentary about the possible impact of Brexit on young people in our local area.

Ed was delighted to officially open Cedar Community Club in Hinton Waldrist.  This is a new day-care club which provides a comfortable, safe and stimulating space where the elderly from surrounding villages can meet twice a week.

Ed met with James Cameron, CEO of Mission Motorsport.  This fantastic charity is based in East Challow and supports ex service personnel through engaging in motorsport, it also provides automotive training and helps with work placements.  Ed was very pleased to catch up and hear about exciting ne

Ed met with Lou Patten Chief Executive Officer of Oxfordshire CCG in Westminster to discuss healthcare in Wantage, Didcot and Wallingford.  Lou updated Ed on progress at the Health Centre in Wantage and on the future of the community hospital.  Plans for Didcot and Wallingford were also discussed

Ed was delighted to plant an oak tree as part of the Queen's Commonwealth Canopy, a woodlands trust project.  Thank you to the Sylva Foundation and its CEO Gabriel Hemery for making this possible. 

Ed joined local businesses, residents and representatives of South and Vale District Councils at a meeting of Didcot First to discuss plans for Didcot Garden Town.  He also heard updates about the local economy and from local community groups.

Ed attended a useful meeting with Parish Councils along the A420 to discuss improvements to road safety.  The issues of air quality and noise pollution were also raised.