Conor attended an event to promote ITV’s Veg and Power Children’s Eating Campaign.  The campaign is designed to get children to eat vegetables in unconventional ways.

Conor recently met with the Chief Executive Officer of Bournemouth YMCA, Dr Gareth Sherwood, to discuss the difficulties of treating some addictions as mental health issues in order to get the best help possible for addicts and assisting those trying to help them.

Conor visited Quay School recently where he was given a tour of the school by a member of staff and then chatted with the head teacher Mr Russell Arnold, as well as other members of staff.

Conor recently met with a number of local people at St Peter’s Church to discuss homelessness in the town.  This forms part of a PhD that the rector the Rev Dr Ian Terry is undertaking.

At Bournemouth University Conor hosted an event for local schools to present their ideas for an Industrial Strategy.  The winners will head to the House of Commons to present their ideas to the Rt Hon Greg Clark, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.

Conor met with Kinson business leaders and Conservative council candidates for the new ward of Kinson at the new Spice of India restaurant in Wimborne Road.  Conor had previously been due to open the new restaurant, but was unable to do so because of parliamentary business.

Conor visited the new Parish of Winton Moordown and Charminster recently.  The new parish sees the coming together of St John’s Moordown, St Luke’s Winton and St Alban’s Charminster.  

Conor is always keen to help local smaller charities access whatever funds there are available to them. Recently he organised for the People's Postcode Lottery to come to Poole and run a workshop for charities to enable them to learn the best ways of securing funds from the lottery for local good

This evening the House of Commons will vote on whether it has confidence in Her Majesty's Government.

I will vote to support the Government in that vote.