Tracey has welcomed the latest independent evidence that the Government’s action to fix the immigration system is working, as new figures show that net immigration has been cut by more than a third since the general election – and now stands at the lowest level for a decade.

Tracey recently joined fellow female MPs to celebrate the past achievements and the continuing struggle for women’s rights in Emily Davison’s honour.

Tracey is supporting the Motor Neurone Disease Awareness Month this June, which focuses on the ‘I Am Breathing’ short film and ‘Bake it’ campaign.

Tracey is campaigning for better support for victims, schools, families and those offending to help them understand the consequences of bullying.

Tracey has expressed her support and thanks for volunteers working in Chatham & Aylesford.

Tracey recently collected a set of new footballs and equipment from McDonald’s Director of Football, Sir Geoff Hurst at the House of Commons. Tracey has donated the set of footballs, cones, passing arches and discs to local side Snodland Town FC.

Tracey has now set up a Facebook page for constituents and others to connect and remain informed with her work.

Tracey has called on local schools to take part in My Money Week (3 to 9 June), giving pupils the chance to learn more about money and personal finance. 

Tracey is backing the MS Society’s ‘Stop the MS lottery’ campaign. A report by the charity has revealed major disparities in access to MS medicines, social care support, employment support and health professionals across the UK.

Tracey is calling on all local community projects and groups to get involved in the launch of new People’s Millions TV programme, an exciting partnership between the Big Lottery Fund (BIG) and ITV in which the public get a chance to vote for the community projects they want to receive their good cause funding.