A group of young apprentices have become trailblazers for their industry after getting a retail qualification.

Bicester Rotary Club has been out on the streets of the town urging people to help victims of the Pakistan flood disaster.

On Saturday 7th August 2010, Tony Baldry unveiled a blue plaque at Tooley’s Boat Yard in memory of Tom Rolt. 2010 is the centenary of his birth.

Tony Baldry MP is taking to the saddle in a bid to experience first-hand some of the issues raised by walkers and cyclists in the town of Bicester. Simon Pratt, Regional Director for sustainable transport charity Sustrans and town resident, has invited Mr Baldry to take a cycle-tour to draw his attention to a number of issues in and around the town centre, which make cycling and walking difficult and unpleasant. Mr Baldry will also be cycling from his home in Bloxham.

On the 30th July over 150 people joined Tony Baldry MP and the Mayor Colin Clarke to Celebrate the Rainbow Venue’s 2nd anniversary of work within the community.

On Friday 30th July 2010, Tony Baldry visited the Rainbow Venue in Banbury as part of their second year celebrations.

On Friday 30th July, Tony Baldry opened a new wing at The Ridings Nursing Home in Banbury, which has spent more than £400,000 on the refurbishment of seven rooms which will enable new residents to move in.

On Tuesday 13 July, Tony Baldry MP participated in a debate on Africa, organised by the Global Strategy Forum. To listen to this debate, please follow the link provided.

On Saturday 10 July, Second Church Estates Commissioner Tony Baldry MP addressed the General Synod in York about Women Bishops.

Please click on the link provided to access a copy of a speech made by Tony Baldry MP, Chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Excellence in the Built Environment, at the launch of the All Party Group, held at the Institute of Civil Engineers on Wednesday 7 July 2010, and organised by the Construction Industry Council.