The Conservatives plan for Britain was announced yesterday with the release of the 2015 Conservative Party Manifesto.

Mary has called on Hounslow Council to act now over the delayed Chiswick Park bridge.

Mary invited Business Minister Matt Hancock to join her as part of his Great Business Tour of 100 businesses in 100 days.

Mary was joined on her campaign trail by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson. He stopped first at Brentford High Street to see how some of the money from his Outer London Fund had been spent creating the new marketplace.

Mary has called on Hounslow Council to quickly address problems at Redlees Park play area in Isleworth, which has been closed since September 2014.

Mary has criticised her Labour opponent for failing to support the much needed footbridge at Chiswick Park station.

Conservative Candidate for Brentford and Isleworth, Mary Macleod, has urged Transport for London (TfL) not to turn passengers away from Gunnersbury Station during peak hours. 

Mary welcomed over 75 young women from all across the country to Westminster as part of Parliament's International Women's Day celebrations 

Mary accompanied the The Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond, to Sipsmith distillery in Chiswick. 

In a speech at the Green School in Isleworth, Mary and the Prime Minister announced 49 new Free Schools, including two locally.