Tracey has received a positive response to a letter she wrote to The Kings Ferry Travel Group regarding concessionary fares for young people doing work experience in London. Tracey, in an attempt to support the ability of young people to come to Westminster to partake in work experience within her office, wrote to The Kings Ferry Group to ask if they would consider allowing them concessionary prices for their travel.

Tracey supports local boxing club’s bid for survival. Read her full statement here.

Tracey visits Aylesford based charity Computers 4 Africa

As part of Carers Week 2011 Tracey had an interesting meeting with unpaid carers at the House of Commons to better understand the challenges they face. The speed-networking event had been designed to increase the understanding of the lives of carers in her constituency

Last Friday, Tracey visited St Benedict’s Catholic Primary School in Lordswood. Whilst visiting Tracey met with an enthustiatic group of year 6s full of energy and questions about Parliament, the role of an MP and Chatham and Aylesford.

Today several local Schools came to visit the Houses of Parliament. They took part in an educational visit and a question and answer session with Tracey.

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Tracey this week lent her support to Abbeyfield Week 2011 by taking part in a generational skills swap in Parliament. Tracey Crouch was joined by the actor and Abbeyfield patron Geoffrey Palmer in Parliament to raise awareness of this innovative scheme, which brings together older and younger people to encourage them to swap invaluable skills.

As Carers Week (13-19 June) draws closer, Tracey has teamed up with TV presenter Angela Rippon to show support and recognise for the contribution made by those people in Chatham and Aylesford, and throughout the UK who provide unpaid care for someone who is ill, frail or disabled.

Last week, Chatham and Aylesford band ‘The Flowing’ attended a celebratory event, at a select club off Regent Street, to mark their nomination to the final of the Rock the House Competition.