Tracey featured in the recent MPs V The Press football match at Conservative Party Conference.

The spotlight was on Tracey at this week’s Conservative Party Conference as she took part in the “Can you beat the MS lottery challenge”. 

Tracey has backed the campaign to add 10,000 names to the stem cell register.

Tracey recently spoke at a Parliamentary debate on Care and Services for Older People.

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 has pledged to take the fight for improved breast cancer services to Westminster, whilst she attended the Breakthrough Breast Cancer’s Parliamentary Reception last Monday. Reminded that UK breast cancer survival rates still lag behind those of other European countries, Tracey committed, once again, to providing a voice for women diagnosed with the disease – nearly 48,000 throughtout the UK each year.

The Big Lottery Fund has launched a new investment fund called Improving Financial Confidence. Improving Financial Confidence is a strategic investment fund aimed at helping people become more confident and more aware of how to take control over their finances.

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.

Yesterday, Tracey, accompanied by fellow MPs, visited the new Olympic Park in Stratford. Tracey and her colleagues were given a tour of the park that will be used to house the London 2012 Olympic Games. The site is still under construction but MPs witnessed how it is starting to take shape.

At the end of last year Anne Milton, Under Secretary of State for the Department of Health, commissioned a review into the provision of Government support for those who were infected with HIV and Hepatitis C from NHS supplied blood products.