Matthew has been taking part in commemorations in Hendon and Westminster to mark this year's Holocaust Memorial Day 2018. 

This week Matthew took part in the topping out ceremony of the latest phase of construction at the West Hendon Waterside. This project is part of the regeneration that is taking place on the old West Hendon Estate site.

Matthew was delighted to learn of recognitions in the New Year's Honour list of several constituents in the Hendon constituency.

Matthew dropped into local charity Young Barnet Foundation as part of Local Charities Day 2017 to hear about their work in the local community.

Matthew has warmly welcomed the decision by Barnet Registrars to extend their opening to 365 days a year. Families will be able to record births and deaths every day of the year which will eliminate the current delays due to public holidays.

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.