Matthew was pleased to visit Bahrain on a Parliamentary delegation to discuss security, trade and religious freedom in the Gulf State.

Matthew has met with residents in Greyhound Hill to discuss their concerns about the rerouting of the 125 bus.

Yesterday, Matthew welcomed Prime Minister Theresa May to Edgware to see the successful regeneration of Stonegrove and Spur Road Estates.

This weekend, as remembrance commemorations took place across the country, Matthew attended services in his constituency.

In Hendon, Matthew laid a wreath as people came together at the Hendon War Memorial to remember those who lost their lives in battle.

Matthew spent the day on Saturday with local volunteers and members of the Thames21 organisation in cleaning up rubbish and other waste from the Silkstream as it passed through Watling Park in Burnt Oak.

Matthew has joined calls from the Conservative Environment Network (CEN) to take a new approach to policy which puts the environment at the heart of everything we do.

Matthew was delighted to attend the annual Nepali Mela held at Kempton Park. The event is a significant day in the Nepalese calendar and is held as a festival of Nepalese culture celebrating the diversity of Nepal.

Matthew has congratulated Barnet Council for unanimously agreeing to pass the motion ‘Proscribe Hezbollah in its entirety’ at its meeting this week.

Today in the House of Commons, Matthew attended a conference to commemorate the anniversary of the 1988 massacre of political prisoners in Iran.

Matthew was delighted to be elected as the new Parliamentary Chairman of the Conservative Friends of Cyprus this week.