On Saturday, John joined the organisers of the 2010 “Cancer Research Relay for Life” formally to launch the event at the Old Gaol in Buckingham.

Full transcript of John Bercow's interview on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.
 

On 6th November, John met with students and staff at the University of Buckingham who are concerned about new immigration rules on foreign students applying to study in the UK.

John will today host the launch of this scheme in Parliament with Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Terence Kealey.

John was pleased to visit this new charity that works in partnership with researchers from the Buckinghamshire Hospitals NHS Trust and Amerderm Research Trust to train specialist dogs to detect the odour of human diseases, including cancer and diabetes.

On Friday, John met Vale of Aylesbury Housing Trust Chief Executive, Matthew Applegate, who handed him over 1,300 Trust residents’ protest letters to new Housing Minister, John Healey, which urge him to help remove the extra premiums that apply to pre-pay meters.

John was delighted to address the 1st Brill Scout Group on 16th October about his dual roles as Speaker and constituency Member of Parliament.

John has written to Buckingham Town Council about its decision to write to the deed owners of graves with kerbing demanding that it be removed.

John was pleased to speak to more than 300 people at the meeting on the future of the Buckingham Hospital last Thursday.

John has paid tribute to Stowe Landscape Gardens which has been awarded £1.5 million from the Heritage Lottery Fund to transform its visitor experience.