Tracey Crouch MP and her Westminster and Constituency Team have popped on their pullovers and posed for festive selfie photographs to support for Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day campaign

Tracey has today visited Royal Mail’s Medway Valley delivery office in Snodland to pass on Christmas wishes and encouragement to postmen and women at their busiest time of year.

Tracey  met with staff, volunteers and puppies from the charity Guide Dogs yesterday to receive a custom-made Christmas cracker, thanking them for their support this year.

Tracey encourages constituents to reward their Designated Drivers through national scheme run by Coca-Cola in partnership with the Department for Transport’s THINK! road safety campaign 

SCAMWe have been informed that patients from a practice in Aylesford are being telephoned by someone claiming to be from a pharmacy offering to deliver medication to their home address, and requesting bank details for payment of this service.  The caller claims that the GP practice is recommending this service, which is not the case. As you are aware local pharmacies offering this service do not charge for collection and delivery services, and patients are being asked not to part with their bank details.    

Tracey is delighted to welcome Government funding for national and local FirstStop information and advice service to help older people live independently.

All in all I think today’s statement was a good one under the difficult circumstances we find ourselves in given the state of the global economy. More to be done yet before we’ve got the economic mess we inherited completely under control, but we are on the right course.

 s a campaigner for cardiac arrest recovery awareness and getting more community defibrillators secured across Chatham & Aylesford, Tracey is continuing to give her support by encouraging people to get involved with the Nation of Lifesavers campaign to learn about the British Heart Foundation’s new innovative Call Push Recue training method. 

A shocking report released this week by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) shows how thousands of endangered species are bought and sold on the Internet, many advertised without any form of supporting documentation.

Tracey’s response to the recent Care Quality Inspection Report at the Medway Maritime Hospital.