Matthew was joined on the campaign trail by former Labour MP Ivan Lewis. As the MP in Bury South for the last 22 years, Ivan served in many roles but has become so disillusioned with Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour Party that he has left the party.

Matthew has pledged to continue his work on the environment if re-elected to Parliament.

Matthew has welcomed the pledge in the 2019 Conservative Manifesto to create 50 million extra appointments in GP surgeries each year.

Matthew has slammed comments made by Jeremy Corbyn about the sentencing of terrorists.

Following yesterday's events in central London, Matthew said: "This shows us that sadly the threat of terrorism is never far away.

Matthew was pleased to bring Rehman Chishti, the Prime Minister’s Special Envoy for Freedom of Religion or Belief, on a visit to meet church leaders in Edgware.

Matthew has warmly welcomed the Conservative Party manifesto launched by the Prime Minister.

Commenting on Labour's manifesto, Matthew said: "While I am still looking at the cost of Labour’s manifesto, I am immediately alarmed by one issue. Labour intends to raise billions of pounds by 'reversing' inheritance tax cuts brought in under the Conservatives.

Out on the campaign trail a number of residents have asked Matthew about the planning application for the Pentavia site. This is an application for 844 homes on this former Retail Park site between the A1 and the M1 in Mill Hill.

Matthew took time off from the campaign trail to chat to local volunteers taking part in Mitzvah Day in Mill Hill.