During Prime Ministers Questions, Bob highlighted the Conservative Government's success in achieving the first phase of re-development for the Stanmore Orthopaedic Hospital. Despite this, the second stage of re-development is being impacted by bureaucracy in the NHS.

During Prime Ministers Questions, Bob raised the issue of protests being staged outside the Indian High Commission on Diwali. Bob strongly condemned such protests and wanted to know what necessary action was being taken against these plans. 

Bob invited representatives from the National Council of Resistance of Iran to Parliament to discuss the latest affairs in Iran and how Britain ought to act. Bob recommended that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps should have their assets sequestered.

Bob congratulated the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, for his efforts at securing a deal with the EU to leave. Bob was impressed at the Prime Minister's willingness to take the UK out of the European Union by the 31st October, whilst attempting to bring people from all sides together.

Following a strong pitch to the Harrow East Conservative Association, members decided to re-adopt Bob Blackman as the Parliamentary Conservative Candidate for Harrow East for the next General Election.

At the MEK conference in Ashraf 3, Albania, Bob made a speech about how the international community must make clear that we stand with the Iranian people and the NCRI to bring democracy and freedom to Iran. Next year, he would like them to meet again in a free Iran.

Bob was pleased to host a key meeting promoting organ donation by Hindu and Jain communities in the House of Commons this evening. We need people to opt into organ donation now and to support the process to all organs to be used for those awaiting transplants.

Thursday night was tour night for Harrow East constituents at the House of Commons. Here with a bumper party as Bob and his constituents toured the Palace of Westminster.

Bob had a great time playing for the House of Commons and Lords representing England vs Pakistan in the Inter-Parliamentary Cricket World Cup. It was a friendly match ahead of the competition starting on the 10th, and the visitors won hands down. Better luck next time, Bob!

Bob was pleased to be on a fantastic panel to discuss Hinduism at the House of Commons - an event that was kindly organised by the Conservative Party Women's Organisation.