Tracey recently acted as milk monitor for the day in Oaklands School in celebration of World School Milk Day.

Tracey is delighted to share that Sainsbury’s customers have helped to donate £6.8 million worth of Active Kids equipment and experiences across Kent and Medway Local Education Authorities since the scheme launched in 2005.

Yesterday, Tracey visited The Royal Voluntary Service Information Centre and Cafe in Chatham to help celebrate their third anniversary. The Royal Voluntary Service, formally known as WRVS and recently rebranded to celebrate their 75th Anniversary provides support so older people can stay independent at home in Medway and across the UK.

Tracey is asking constituents who have any information to please contact Kent Police on 101.

On Sunday 15th September Asda Chatham will be holding a 5km Charity Walk in aid of Tickled Pink Breast Cancer Research and Breast Cancer Care.

Sport England announce the latest funding from their Inspired Facilities fund

Tracey is calling for local groups to enter the TalkTalk Digital Heroes Awards 2013, a unique competition that recognises and rewards people who are using technology to help their communities.

Tracey has written to Medway Council restating her concerns regarding the recently submitted planning application MC/13/1549, which seeks to provide for an asbestos waste transfer station on North Dane Way, Lordswood.

Tracey visited a mental health ward to see how donations from a charity are benefiting patients and staff. Tracey met with members of the Friends of Mental Health (West Kent and Medway) and acute service staff from Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust last Friday.  

Update on the Medway Insolvency Service’s new site to be located at Chatham Dockyard.