The coronavirus pandemic has not been able to stop the launching of a community space at St Margaret’s Church in Edgware.

Mathew has written to the Chancellor of the Exchequer asking for financial support for the self-employed during the coronavirus emergency.

Matthew has welcomed an announcement by Barnet Council of changes to parking restrictions due to the Coronavirus pandemic. This is to assist residents who are now remaining at home and those who may visit self-isolators or the vulnerable who are not able to go out. 

Matthew has been contacted by several constituents regarding concerns that some retailers are using the current coronavirus epidemic to increase the prices of essential items. Such actions are not only distasteful but also reprehensible, particularly when undertaken by trusted institutions.

Matthew has attended an exhibition in the constituency showing the impact of the Turkish occupation of Cyprus. 

Matthew was delighted to meet with organisers of the World Book Day in the Houses of Parliament.

Matthew was delighted to meet pupils, staff and proud grandparents during an event in Mill Hill to celebrate Mathilda Marks-Kennedy’s 60th anniversary.

Matthew was pleased to be informed that Barnet Council has taken action against the owners of the land behind the Railway Hotel in Edgware which is being used as a 'dumping ground'.

Matthew has visited Montrose Playing Field and Silkstream Park and in Burnt Oak to see the progress being made to improve recreational, sport, and fitness facilities, and how changes to the Silk Stream watercourse will prevent the flooding of houses further downstream.

The first litter pick of the year was held in Colindale this weekend and Matthew demonstrated his commitment to keeping the Hendon constituency clean and tidy by attending.