Bob is pleased to share that residents of Harrow East can now enjoy appointment only GP services between 8am-8pm, 7 days a week!

At Conservative Party Conference, Bob Blackman was invited by Homes for Later Living to play a game of Speed Chess for charity. The aim of the game was to survive by maintaining a winning position for the duration of the game.

Bob Blackman attended a tribute to Gena Turgel. Gena Turgel was one of the last Holocaust survivors and those who attended her tribute included the Holocaust Educational trust, Mizrachi UK and many politicians across the political spectrum such as Ed Balls and Sir Eric Pickles.

As the two weeks with Bob's Harrow East work experience team drew to a close, they had the chance to visit the House of Commons for a tour of the Palace of Westminster by Bob, followed by an exciting visit to 10 Downing Street - a well-deserved treat after all of their hard work!

It's always a pleasure for Bob to visit Kum Kum Temple and to join the celebrations of the 6th Patotsav - the 6th anniversary of the consecration of this Mandir. He was there with Councillors Paul Osborn, Nitesh Hirani, John Hinkley, Ramji Chauhan, Anjana Patel, and Jean Lammiman.

Every year Bob starts his summer recess by offering work experience to students in his constituency so they can get an insight into his work as an MP.

Bob was pleased to join his friends from Swaminarayan Gurukul Rajkot UK for their celebrations of Satsang Abhyuday Satra 2019. It is an excellent occasion for speakers to give discourses on topics covering spirituality in our daily lives, spreading their wisdom to the devotees present.

Bob was delighted to attend the installation service and to welcome Reverend John Barker as the new vicar of All Saints Church in Harrow Weald. It's always a pleasure for him to join constituents in the act of worship.

Bob was pleased to attend the celebrations of the new regeneration project at Willesden Temple with councillors Anjana Patel, Chetna Halai, Ramji Chauhan, Nitesh Hirani, ex-councillor Joel Davidson, and Barnet councillor Roberto Weeden-Sanz.

Bob was pleased to visit NCS at Stanmore College to answer the young people's questions on life as an MP and political issues. They taught him a thing or two as well as 6 groups made presentations about their social action projects tackling pressing concerns like dementia and homelessness.