The Employment Minister, Esther McVey, went with Mary to visit VW to discuss progress on the opening of their new flagship showroom in Chiswick.

Mary has welcomed the Mayor of London's announcement of £5m to create the first London-wide service to help victims of domestic violence.

Mary welcomed guests including the Deputy Mayor of London, Stephen Greenhalgh, to Downing Street for an event backing London's Air Ambulance.

Mary was joined by the Work and Pensions Secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, to visit Mace, construction partners for the new Sky campus development.

Mary welcomed the Conservative's long-term economic plan for London, which shows what has been delivered, what is underway and what more can be done to make the city prosperous in the long-term.

Transport Minister Claire Perry MP met local residents and senior stakeholders today at a session in Chiswick Park to talk about ongoing projects to revamp and improve Gunnersbury Station.

Local secondary Gunnersbury Catholic School is to receive a share of a £2 billion Department for Education fund for improving and refurbishing school buildings.

Issues ranging from funding for 16-18 year olds, the pace of change in GCSEs and A Levels and the importance of design and technology subjects were among those raised when Secretary of State for Education Nicky Morgan visited Brentford.

Mary has challenged a decision by the Planning Committee, which approved the Lend Lease plans for Empire House on Chiswick High Road on Thursday 29th January.

Mary gathered a group of local working mums for a roundtable discussion in Chiswick with Treasury Minister Priti Patel MP.