Tracey recently met with local Cancer Research UK Ambassadors to hear about the new campaign from Cancer Research UK to remove junk food advertising from TV before the 9pm watershed.

Tracey is delighted by recent analysis undertaken by the RSPCA outlining a fall in animal cruelty offences in Kent. The RSPCA analysed their recent statistics to find that the number of cases of animal cruelty are falling in Kent. This is welcome news, and testament to the work RSPCA inspectors carry out across England and Wales.

Tracey supports Dementia Awareness Week 2016 as part of her ongoing work on this important issue and the forefront of aged care. 

Last week Tracey, supported by local councillors, hosted another successful Pensioners Information and Advice Fair, seeing the event go from strength to strength into its second year. Attended by over 400 hundred pensioners with over 60 exhibitors the free event was a great success despite of the rainy weather. 

Tracey and Freddie support the #AmazingGrace campaign, helping Grace the Hedgehog and her friends as they are in very serious trouble. Grace is a rescued hedgehog and she needs a safe home to be released in. The areas in which we can safely release Grace are dwindling and over the last 30 years we have seen a massive decline in a safe, sustainable environment for Grace and her friends. Tracey and Freddie are supporting the #AmazingGrace campaign in a bid to increase awareness about how to support hedgehogs in their natural environment. 

On 10 May 2016, Tracey will be hosting the next Pensioners Advice and Information Fair between 10am and 2pm at the TA Centre on London Road in Ditton, Kent. After the success of the inaugural year last year, Tracey is hosting the Fairs across her constituency for a second year running. Tracey is inviting all pensioners, their families, friends and carers to attend the event in the Tonbridge and Malling area of her constituency. It is free event which aims to share information and advice about the local services, support and activities available across the local area.

Tracey has welcomed Luton Millennium Green’s as one of the successful applicants of the Pocket Parks programme that the Government recently launched to support up to 100 pocket parks. 

Tracey recenelty visited the lonely and elederly group ‘Lets Do Lunch’ afternoon at the Dorcas Centre in Larkfield. 

This week Tracey showed her support for heart patients and their families by joining the British Heart Foundation (BHF) and other cardiovascular organisations to hear how they are helping to save and improve the lives of the millions of people affected by cardiovascular disease in the UK.

Tracey Pays Tribute to Maurice Bernard