In Parliament

Today, in the House of Commons, I asked the Equalities Minister Kemi Badenoch to ensure that any conversion therapy ban brought forward is grounded in evidence and reality. The public debate on gender and sexuality is riddled with extreme positions, yet our system works best when we come together t

This week, the Home Office announced that fifty asylum accommodation contracts with hotels will be terminated by the end of January.

In the House of Commons today, I raised the collapse of Initiative Property Management and its impact on hundreds of residents in our constituency.

Ahead of his visit to Florida to accelerate negotiations of a Memorandum of Understanding on Trade with the sunshine state, Conor showed his support for the Government's pursuit of these Trade MoUs in a question to the Secretary of State for Business and Trade.    

During today's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development questions, Conor condemned the passage of Uganda's new Anti-Homosexuality Act and asked for the Government to maintain its strong public opposition to the legislation.

FILL IN MY "BUILD BOURNEMOUTH BACK" SURVEY Bournemouth West MP, The Rt Hon Sir Conor Burns, has met Levelling Up Secretary Michael Gove in the Department to discuss his campaign to rejuvenate Bournemouth town centre.

The Secretary of State for Business and Trade today delivered a Ministerial Statement to the House announcing the conclusion of negotiations for our accession to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Today, Conor urged the Immigration Minister to end the use of hotels for housing asylum seekers in Bournemouth, so that they can be used for their original purpose of serving our local leisure and hospitality industry.

Conor initiated a debate in Parliament to highlight to Ministers the pressure we face locally, housing asylum seekers.

Conor was honoured to attend the historic event in the House of Commons of President Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, addressing MPs