Conor attended a meeting of the Talbot Village Residents Association at St Mark’s Church Talbot Village where residents were very concerned about plans for the road closure of 60 weeks while a new building is erected at the Arts University Bournemouth. 

Conor meet with Janet Walton the shadow leader and now leader of the new unitary authority for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole.  They discussed many issues of concern and Conor asked that the new authority fully support the Youth Parliament fully across the conurbation.

Conor met with Stuart Bartholomew the Principal and Vice Chancellor of the Arts University Bournemouth where they discussed concerns raised by local residents concerning plans for road closures for a long period of time whilst a new building is erected. Stuart has announced that he is planning to

Conor visited Talbot Heath School where he addressed the school at the school assembly, held two question and answer sessions with junior students and sixth form students, visited a new building project which the school intend to open more widely for community use and was given a tour of the scho

Conor welcomed the Secretary of State for Secretary for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, to a dinner he hosted for Bournemouth Business people. A lively question and answer session followed after the dinner and address given by the Secretary of State.  

Conor met with a young resident from St Mark’s school and her mother who shared a petition she had put together concerning the proposed oil rig.  Conor has been very pro-active in his opposition to the rig in Poole Bay and has held meetings with Rt Hon Greg Clark MP the Secretary of State for Ene

Conor attended the hustings to select the Conservative candidate for the 2019 elections for the position of Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner.  David Sidwick the chairman of Bournemouth West Conservative Association was overwhelmingly nominated as the candidate.

Conor held a house meeting with local residents in Winton where residents shared their concerns and ideas on both national matters and local concerns.

Conor was delighted to attend the topping out ceremony of Bournemouth University’s new Gateway building.  The new structure in St Paul’s Lane Bournemouth and very visible from the Wessex Way, will be the home of social sciences.  

Conor visited St John’s School Moordown to see the project pupils had been working on looking at sustainability and dealing with plastic waste.

Conor was met by members of the School Parliament who gave him a tour of the school and discussed their project and artwork with him.