Michael was really pleased to join Conor Burns MP from Bournemouth West to meet up with a group of young people from Poole visiting Parliament. They were there with Poole Young Parliament for a tour and the chance to grill the MPs. 

Michael met with a community ambassador for Cancer Research UK in Wimborne Library. They discussed the importance of early diagnosis for cancer, and the importance of those caring for people with cancer. 

Michael was pleased to support the government's bid to host the COP26. 

Michael chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Youth Employment. At the latest meeting, Samantha Windett of Impetus presented the findings of a new report into the circumstances of young people who are not in education, employment and training (NEET).

Michael had a lovely afternoon joining the judges at the Upton carnival. 

Michael said "I was very impressed with everyone who took part in the carnival — it was a fantastic event for all the family".

Michael recently met with Macmillan Cancer Support to discuss their new report on the financial impact of cancer entitled ‘Cancer - A Costly Diagnosis?’

Michael was pleased to be able to support Wimborne in Bloom at the recent judges day. He was able to meet the judges at the Wimborne model town, where he also chatted to the town crier. 

Michael was delighted to be shown the new custom built premises for Ooops!, a local Poole company offering car repairs.

Michael Tomlinson met with the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB) at a parliamentary reception to hear about the charity’s Sight Loss Advice Service and the vital work that Eye Clinic Liaison Officers (ECLOs) carry out.

Michael was delighted to visit the Down in the Woods Pre-school last week following their great Ofsted inspection.