Matthew has welcomed the Conservative Government’s funding to improve accessibility across the rail network for disabled people.
This new funding will provide Mill Hill Broadway station with step-free access, helping thousands of disabled people every day in Hendon constituency use trains more
Matthew was delighted to welcome James Brokenshire, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, to see the completion of Wohl Court in Hendon.
Matthew attended an awards ceremony in Parliament that honoured organisations providing additional education for children across London.
One recipient of an award was BritSom, a UK registered charity and the main organisation working with Somali and BMER communities of all ages in Mill Hill.
Leading a debate in Westminster Hall this week on Accessibility at Railway Stations, Matthew highlighted the importance of public transport for millions of people and the issues faced by disabled passengers and passengers with mobility restraints when using railways stations.
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Matthew was pleased to congratulate Councillor Roberto Weeden-Sanz who has been selected as the Conservative candidate to represent the London Assembly seat of Barnet and Camden in 2020 GLA elections.
As a local Councillor in Barnet, Roberto is well aware of the issues facing Barnet and Camden
Matthew was pleased to visit the congregation at the Maretul Har, Romanian Evangelical Church in Edgware. The visit provided an opportunity to see how the church brings together people whose family originated in Romania but who have made Edgware their home.
Matthew is supporting World Book Day’s national ‘Share a Story’ campaign, encouraging parents and carers to read with their children for ten minutes a day.
Every year, World Book Day creates bespoke £1 books for children and young adults across the UK and Ireland, to promote the magic of
Matthew accompanied local councillors on a visit to West Hendon Mosque as a part of ‘Visit My Mosque’ day.
This is the fifth year the initiative has been running and though it was not Matthew’s first visit it allowed him to hear about out-reach work being undertaken, such as the Sufra Food Bank and
"I am absolutely delighted that the Home Secretary has taken the decision to proscribe the Hezbollah organisation in full, something I have repeatedly been calling for since 2015.
It was at that time that I witnessed the flying of Hezbollah flags at a protest against a visit of Israeli Prime Minist
A debate on anti-Semitism in British society was held in the House of Commons Chamber on Wednesday 20th February after Matthew asked the Leader of the House, Andrea Leadsom, to allow time to do so.
