Conor paid a visit to Talbot House School where he was asked questions about Parliament and his work as an MP in a question and answer session and where he was given a tour of the school.  

Conor paid a visit to the Westbourne Rotary Summer Fete held in the gardens of the Savoy Hotel Bournemouth.  At the event Conor met with many local small charities who had stalls. Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner Martin Underhill, a member of Westbourne Rotary, was also at the fete.

Conor attended the launch of BCP Councils Young Peoples Alcohol Reduction Scheme called Community Alcohol Partnership Scheme at Cameo Night Club in Bournemouth.

It is hoped that the scheme will help prevent underage drinking and reduce alcohol related anti-social behaviour.

Conor held a very well attended house meeting in Alderney where he met with local residents who were keen to share their views on national and local concerns they had.  

Conor wrote to the Head of Public Affairs at the Post Office to request that a replacement branch be found as soon as possible after the closure of the Post Office at McColls Shop on Herbert Avenue, Alderney on 12th April due to the retirement of the postmaster.  

Representatives of Talbot Village Trust met with Conor and Ian Jones from Bournemouth University to discuss some plans for the development of Talbot Village and White Farm.

As Chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Financial Crime and Scamming, Conor met with Professor Keith Brown of Bournemouth University as they prepare to release a new report.

Local charity Diverse Abilities have invited Conor to become their Patron.  

Conor recently visited the charity at Langside School and at their site in Manor Avenue.  

Although Parliament had a shortened Easter break, Conor spent that time door knocking and canvassing, listening to local residents' views and concerns.  

Conor was given a free bet to place on the Grand National by Corrals Bookmakers and he was successful. Not a fortune, but one of his choices came, Anibale Fly in 5th and Conor’s Chosen charity was Fernheath Play of which he is a patron.