Rehman visited local schools around the constituency on A-level results day, including Robert Napier School Gillingham and the Rainham School for Girls, to congratulate students on their results and wish them the best for their futures.

Rehman saw the Gills FC's first home game of the season against Burton, meeting Medway hospital charity collectors Donna and Jackie. Rehman's regular column in the Gills' match programme highlighted the fantastic work of local charity Medway Home Start. 

Rehman joined local residents and Councillors Potter, Carr, Barrett and Ahmed in picnic in the park protest campaign against the unacceptable planning application to build 1250 houses in the Pump Lane/Lower Rainham area, on the basis that the development is too large, lacks infrastructure and is

Rehman took part in the Sunday Service at St Marks Church Gillingham in conversation with Rev Saju covering his work as MP and work on religious freedom. The topic of discussion was: “You have heard it said, religion and politics should not mix but I say to you..."

In his capacity as a member of the Home Affairs Select Committee Rehman questioned Home Secretary Sajid Javid on the illegal migrant crossings over the English Channel and if policy will change in how it offers asylum to individuals being persecuted for their faith (such as the Asia Bibi case) fo

Rehman attended the annual Rainham Cricket Club Beer Festival which aimed to raise over £20,000 from the fun day to support the local Cricket Club. 

Rehman visited local charity Home Start Medway to learn more about their vital work in the community, including their finance program, and their partnership with the National Lottery Community Fund receiving c£70k.

Rehman took part in the annual Medway Mile Race, completing the race in 5 mins 57 seconds. The event was organised by Medway Council.

Rehman visited Sainsbury's in Hempstead Valley (which employs 480 staff) to mark their 150th birthday, and also met with Tracy, Gavin and George from Gillingham Street Angels charity and heard about their work and the support they get from Sainsbury's.

Good to meet with the Director for Regeneration at Medway Council Richard Hicks to discuss Medway’s bid to be UK City of Culture in 2025.