It's time for this decision to be put in the hands of the public. The people need the final say over Brexit, says Layla as the Prime Minister scraps the planned meaningful votes on her Brexit deal.

Layla Moran has welcomed the news that Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust will pay fees for EU citizens wishing to apply for ‘settled status’ post-Brexit, but has slammed the Government for putting EU citizens’ rights and NHS staffing in Oxfordshire at risk.

Early on Friday 7th December, Layla paid a visit to Abingdon Sorting Office to talk to and thank the postmen and postwomen who work so hard at this time of year.

Layla was one of a number of panellists at a public meeting on Thursday 6th December, discussing Brexit and a People's Vote. The meeting was organised by Oxford for Europe.

Last Saturday was "Small Business Saturday", a national day on which to appreciate all the small businesses in the UK.

Layla took the opportunity to visit some independent shops, all of whom had been recommended to her by local people for showing the best of quality and customer service.

Ofsted's annual report has provided a damning assessment of secondary schools undertaking 'off-rolling' and has identified a 'worrying gap' in the provisions for schools attended by pupils with special educational needs or disabilities.

An influential cross-party Parliamentary committee whose members include Layla Moran has demanded action from the Government by Christmas as they find there is a high risk of disruption at UK ports after Brexit.

On Sunday 25th November, Layla was honoured to be asked to do the reading (an excerpt from Testament of Youth by Vera Britten) at the second concert by the Oxford Bach Choir to celebrate 100 years since Armistice Day.

On Sunday 25th November, AgeUK Oxfordshire held its widely acclaimed Christmas lunch, in the Jam Factory Café. Layla visited to chat with the guests and thank the staff and volunteers who gave up their Sunday without pay to cook and serve the lunch.

Speaking at the national rally for a People's Vote this week, local MP Layla Moran demanded that people are given the choice between this botched Brexit deal and staying in the EU.