Talbot House School visited Parliament last week for a tour. Conor stopped by to talk to them about what life as an MP is like and how Parliament works.

Conor has welcomed the news that Councillor Laurence Fear recently switched parties from UKIP to Conservatives. Laurence cited the strong and effective leadership with Theresa May, as well as the dedicated work locally and of Conor himself.

Conor took time out of his Easter holiday to meet the Premier of the British Virgin Islands to discuss potential ties between the BVI and local educational institutions in Bournemouth and Poole in the areas of tourism and hospitality.

Conor hosted the Rt Hon Priti Patel MP, Secretary of State for International Development, in Bournemouth for the weekend. Priti spoke at both the Sixty Six Club dinner at the Highcliffe Marriot, as well as the Freedom Festival at the Marsham Court Hotel.

Conor spoke to the Bournemouth University Law Students, alongside Tim O’Sullivan, who is chair of The Law Society. The Law Society is a representative body for solicitors in England and Wales. They discussed Brexit, where we are at now, and the process going forward.

Three constituents have visited Parliament recently, to present their research to MPs. 

Conor attended a roundtable discussion, hosted by start-up LendInvest. They discussed the UK Government’s response to housebuilding, and how it is currently supporting small and medium sized housebuilders.

Conor visited St. Luke’s Church of England Primary School to tour the school and to talk to them about changes to school’s funding nationally.

Conor was interviewed by both AUB Student Lucy and BU student Elliot. Lucy is an architecture student, who recently visited Parliament. She is looking at how the architecture of the chambers impacts on debate. Elliot spoke to Conor about badger culling for a university project.

Conor visited sixth form students at Bournemouth School recently, where he spoke to them about current political issues and held a question and answer session.