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Depart for Southfields 18/02/2015 Meeting with the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Southfields 18/02/2015 Depart for Westminster 18/0 Depart for Southfields 18/02/2015 Meeting with the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Southfields 18/02/2015 Depart for Westminster 18/02/2015 Lunch with Iain Duncan Smith XXXX 18/02/2015 S38 Meeting with the Chancellor HM Treasury 18/02/2015 Meeting with Westfield The Mayor's Office 18/02/2015 Speech prep 19/02/2015 Budget Briefing The Mayors Office 19/02/2015 Regular Meeting with TfL The Mayors Office 19/02/2015 Tea with a Tourist 19/02/2015 Party Political Party Political Depart for Tate Modern 20/02/2015 Arrive at Tate Modern 20/02/2015 LTEP Joint Speech with the Chancellor Tate Modern 20/02/2015 Depart for Harrow 20/02/2015 Visit with the Chancellor Harrow 20/02/2015 Party Political Party Political Depart for home 20/02/2015 Party Political Party Political Assembly Plenary Final Budget 23/02/2015 Party Political Lunch 23/02/2015 Discuss London Infrastructure Board The Mayor's Office 23/02/2015 Chat with Gerrard The Mayor's Office 23/02/2015 Outstanding media City Hall 23/02/2015 Meet with the PM of Kazakhstan The Mayor's Office 23/02/2015 Global Law speech prep The Mayor's Office 23/02/2015 Signing 23/02/2015 Private dinner 23/02/2015 Meeting with Anish Kapoor The Mayor's Office 24/02/2015 Middle East speech prep The Mayor's Office 24/02/2015 Mayor's Advisory Group conference call - 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