Medway Council is currently asking for comments from the public regarding a recent application to build 450 dwellings at Gibraltar Farm in the Capstone Valley area.Tracey urges all local residents who have concerns about this application to make their views known to Medway Council as soon as possible. 

Tracey is delighted to support Ditton Infant School in their Send My Friend to School campaigning! Tracey said “It was wonderful to receive their kind letters and buddy chain and to put it up in Parliament for others to see here.” Send My Friend to School brings together thousands of children across the UK to speak up for the right to education, and remind world leaders of their promise that all children should get the chance to go to school.

On Friday 18th July Tracey visited the Heart of Kent Hospice in Aylesford to discuss the new developments at the Hospice. Tracey also met with staff and volunteers and was given a tour of the new rooms and extension. 

On Saturday 28th June Tracey joined parents, school staff and Reverend Chris Van Straanten in a sponsored abseil in aid of St Peters Primary School in Aylesford. 

Tracey yesterday visited the Bishop of Rochester Academy in Chatham to hear testimony from Holocaust survivor Steven Frank, as part of a visit organised by the Holocaust Educational Trust. 

Tracey has joined in the celebrations at St Katherines Primary School in Snodland to mark National School Sport Week 2014.

In light of the recent public exhibition, Tracey has today written to EDP opposing their proposals to build 500 houses in the Capstone Valley/Gibraltar Farm area. Tracey outlines the many concerns around this application in her letter, which is attached below for your information. 

Tracey has welcomed today’s good news that Chatham train station will benefit from a share of £100 million Access for All funding to help improve accessibility at the station.

Tracey has welcomed the latest figures for work places employing Apprentices in Chatham & Aylesford, which have continued to rise since 2010.

Tracey recently shared coffee and cake with families who open up their homes to vulnerable adults in Kent to find out more about Kent County Council’s Shared Lives scheme.