The Government has announced that the women and broadband programme for women entrepreneurs will be extended to support more women to take their business online and take advantage of superfast broadband through a further £1.1 million Investment. The funding is being made available to provide a programme to help women take advantage of superfast broadband to either start a business or work from home. This is in addition to the £1.1m the Government has already invested.

Tracey has pledged her support to help Cancer Research UK save more lives in Chatham & Aylesford and across the UK.  

New analysis by Target Ovarian Cancer has been launched this week in the Target Ovarian Cancer’s new report launch. The Ovarian Cancer Postcode Lottery report highlights that women can be at risk of delayed diagnosis, poorer treatment and lower survival outcomes, depending on their postcode. Tracey is supporting the campaign that all women should have access to the best standards of care and treatment wherever they live.

Tracey attended an event in Parliament to show her continued support for protecting our bees.

Last week Tracey Crouch MP attended the RSPCA’s annual reception at the House of Commons. The theme of the event was ‘Together we can’, with animal welfare groups pledging to work closely together to achieve change

Tracey has shown her support for whales by signing the International Fund for Animal Welfare’s (IFAW) whale board and backing calls for a permanent end to Japan’s Antarctic whaling.

Tracey was given a star on Guide Dogs’ pavement parking Walk of Fame for supporting the charity’s campaign to stop cars parking on pavements.

Tracey has again pledged her support to carers across Chatham and Aylesford as part of the national Carers Week 2015 awareness campaign, which runs from 8-14th June. There are 6.5 million people in the UK who care for a partner, relative or friend, of which 9032 carers are in Chatham and Aylesford. Without the right help and support, caring can have a devastating impact – carers can quickly become isolated, with their physical and emotional health, work and finances all hit hard.

As part of her support for Dementia Awareness Week 2015, Tracey attended and spoke at the launch of the Medway Dementia Action Alliance, working to make our local community in Medway more dementia friendly.

Given the huge success of Tracey’s first ever Pensioners Fair in Aylesford earlier this year, Tracey is delighted to announce that she is arranging the next one in Chatham.