Matthew has slammed the decision by the Mayor of London to allow the construction of 844 homes on the former Pentavia Retail Park site between the A1 and the M1 in Mill Hill.

Matthew has warmly welcomed Boris Johnson as the new leader of the Conservative Party and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Boris is a well-known and popular figure in the Hendon constituency where, as Mayor of London, he visited Edgware, Burnt Oak and Mill Hill as well as Hendon. 

Matthew has led a delegation of British politicians and lawyers to attend the Free Iran rally at the resistance’s base in Albania.

During a debate on Leasehold Reform in the House of Commons, Matthew took the opportunity to raise the concerns of many of his constituents regarding issues with leaseholds, freeholds, escalating ground rents and service charges.

3rd June: Speaking out against Al Quds Day

I spoke out at a demonstration against the Al Quds Day rally. 

7th June: Discussions on UK-Cypriot relations post-Brexit

Matthew was delighted to visit the Sri Jeya Veera Hanuman Temple as it moved to a new address in West Hendon Broadway. This was to witness the Kumbabishegam of the Hanuman deity, a ritual that seeks to homogenize, synergize and unite the mystic powers.

Matthew joined over 7,000 people who took part in the Maccabi GB Community Fun Run at Allianz Park to raise funds for charities and schools.

Matthew met with constituents who took part in The Time Is Now climate change lobby of Parliament. Speaking with several residents he outlined the actions being taken by the Government in addressing this vitally important issue.

Local Councillors joined Matthew in attending the grand opening of the UNITAS Barnet Youth Zone in Burnt Oak.

This Thank a Teacher Day, Wednesday 19 June, Matthew has paid tribute to teachers across the Hendon constituency, whose hard work means that more children are gaining the education they need to get on in life.