Tracey is urging constituents to protect their homes this winter by getting a carbon monoxide alarm and boiler check.

The Henry Surtees Challenge, officially opened by Tracey, has raised £22,000 for the Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance charity

Tracey attended a reception at Downing Street this afternoon to celebrate the publication of the Prime Minister’s Dementia Challenge progress report. This has come on a day that marks great progress for the national challenge on Dementia as in addition to the report Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has announced a number of measures as part of the next phase of the Dementia Challenge. Additionally, Tracey has signed up to be a Dementia Friend, the scheme also launched by the Prime Minister today, will be led by the Alzheimer’s Society, and will be to date the country’s biggest ever project to change the way people think about dementia.

Tracey was delighted to join volunteers again this year and help with the local Poppy Appeal stand at Sainsbury’s, Aylesford.

Tracey met with resident Phil Wilson at Breakthrough Breast Cancer’s 13th annual Westminster Fly-In event to support the charity’s call to save lives through increasing awareness, promoting early diagnosis and providing access to treatment.

Kent County Council have agreed to consider additonal funding for more safey measures

Tracey is supporting a  new campaign to introduce tougher penalties for dangerous drivers who kill. 

Berkeley Homes respond to Tracey’s and residents’ concerns

Tracey is taking the pledge to encourage people throughout the area to give time to benefit the local community in the build up to CSV Make a Difference Day on Saturday 27 October 2012.

Last Friday, Tracey met with the Chairman of the Trustees, the Chief Officer, clients and carers at Age Concern Chatham to discuss the future of the Hopewell Drive centre.