Last year was an incredible year for Bobby’s career, seeing him in ‘Dunkirk’, a major feature film alongside some of Britain’s best up and coming actors, such as Harry Styles and Fionn Whitehead, and also some of Britain’s most acclaimed actors such as Tom Hardy. Bobby also went on to appear in ‘Access All Areas’ as Spiritual Simon a hippie, with Ella Purnell, exclusively for Amazon Prime Video. In addition, 2017 saw Bobby feature in the American film ‘Vikes’, as Warren Turdslinger a high school jock. On top of that, Bobby appeared in BBC three’s final series of ‘Uncle’ as Josh, the leader of a boyband, and finally he appeared in itv’s hit show ‘Unforgotten’ as Nathan an I.T technician. Reflecting on 2017, Bobby was lucky enough to have the opportunity to be involved with many charity events for Great Ormond Street Hospital, including the Santa dash and Christmas party. You can also check out what Bobby’s been up to in his latest interview with blogger Nadia Catherine.

But don’t worry about getting your next Bobby fix, as he will be back on your screens this Saturday alongside CBBC’s very own Ed Petrie in ‘All Over the Place: Asia Part 2’ episode 3 at 9 am on CBBC.

Following the success of the London marathon last year, Bobby has decided to raise money again for Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) by running two marathons in two weeks -the Brighton marathon on the 9th April and the London marathon on the 23rd April, to donate visit Bobby’s fundraising page http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/BobbyLockwood and if you donate don’t forget to gift aid your donation, so that GOSH benefit from an extra 25p for every £1 that is donated.

Last year Bobby, along with his friend Dan, managed to raise £2,796.13, for GOSH. In London, Bobby is aiming to beat his time, of 4 hours and 32 minutes, from the London marathon last year. So hopefully with your continued support, Bobby will be able to raise just as much as what was raised last year.

All your donations, no matter how big or small, will help sick children. The money raised will enable GOSH to provide world-class care for its young patients and their families and to pioneer new treatments & cures for childhood illness. Even if you can’t donate show your support by sharing the link so that others may be able to support GOSH and their great work.

Thanks for all your support for Bobby and Dan on behalf of Great Ormond Street Hospital.

They have raised just over £1,570 and would love to reach their target of £4,000 for Great Ormond Street Hospital. Bobby completed the marathon in 4 hours and 32 minutes. If you haven’t already donated the guys would love your support, and they can’t thank you enough for everything you have been able to raise. If you haven’t already donated there’s still time go to Our Charity Fundraising Page or text BLDO99 and the amount £(1-10) to 70070.

Well, Bobby has been in LA for a few months; he has been hanging out with friends, training for the marathon (which is in a few weeks) auditioning and filming a new indie film titled ‘Vikes’. Check Bobby’s Instagram for exclusive pictures of the trip. Keep checking for more updates.