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Matthew welcomes Housing Minister to West Hendon

Matthew was delighted to join Esther McVey, Minister of State for Housing, on a visit to see the successful regeneration of the West Hendon estate. The regeneration programme, spearheaded by Barnet Council, includes a mix of social, affordable and private housing – totalling over 2,000 new homes.

Matthew: action not words over Mill Hill fly-tipping site

Matthew was pleased to be informed by Transport for London (TfL) that they will be clearing the vast fly-tipping site off Bunns Lane beside Watford Way. Matthew took up the matter earlier in the summer after receiving complaints from many Mill Hill residents about the massive amount&

Summer Round-Up

7th August: Barnet Heritage Walk I joined the Mayor of Barnet, Councillor Caroline Stock, other councillors, local ramblers and members of the public at the launch of Barnet Council’s Heritage Walks. I am an enthusiastic walker myself and the Heritage Walks are a great way to improve health an

Matthew joins Colindale litter pickers on World Clean-Up Day

Matthew joined the Colindale Litter Pickers Association on a litter pick of Colindale Park during World Clean-Up Day events.  World Cleanup Day united 18 million people across 157 countries and territories for the biggest waste collection day in history.  To tackle the blight of lit

Matthew abseils into West Hendon

On a sunny Saturday afternoon, Matthew was delighted to attend the West Hendon Residents’ Association community fun day.

Matthew pursues Government for action on sea sewage

Matthew has taken advantage during Parliament's summer recess to meet with environmental pressure group Surfers Against Sewage to discuss the amount of untreated sewage that is discharged into our coastal waters.  The UK is subject to the demands of the EU’s Bathing Water Objective, often cred