Tracey is encouraging all 16-19 year olds who are passionate about film to apply for the Kent BFI Film Academy.

Tracey recently took part in the Pretty Muddy 5k Race for Life obstacle course in aid of Cancer research UK.

Tracey managed to complete the course in under 35 minutes and has exceeded her target by raising over £7,000 towards this cause, for which she is extremely grateful for.

Earlier this month, Tracey joined the Chatham Chatham Job Centre Plus in hosting the annual Christmas Jobs Fair at the Pentagon Centre in Chatham.

Tracey has shown support for women affected by breast cancer by dressing up in pink and encouraging her constituents to take part in the UK’s biggest, brightest and pinkest fundraiser, wear it pink, on Friday 21 October.

Tracey’s Community Defibrillator Campaign is going from strength to strength with the latest leg of the project supporting the Community Heartbeat Trust and BT in their adopt a phone box to house a defibrillator initiative.

Last year a total of 969,992 young people from every corner of the country took part in the annual UK Youth Parliament Make Your Mark ballot. The ballot decides what Members of the UK Youth Parliament should debate and vote on to be their campaign for in 2017.

During this 2016 Olympic Games fortnight, Tracey is delighted to see the spirit of the games spreading all the way from Rio to Medway. 

This week, Tracey unveiled a plaque at Aylesford Pottery with the two owners and master potters Alan Parris and Billy Byles to commemorate the Aylesford School of ceramics 10 year anniversary.

Tracey recently launched the Veterans’ network event for over 65s event in Aylesford, Kent

As a continued supporter of the Alzheimer’s Society, Tracey is supporting the Kent Memory Walk, taking place on 1st October, and encouraging constituents to sign up for this fantastic cause.