The recent news that shows the number of people in Chatham & Aylesford claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance fell by 240 since last year has been welcomed by Tracey. This is a 15% drop and builds on a strong record which has seen over 1000 people in Chatham & Aylesford move into work since 2010.

On Saturday 10th October, Tracey formally opened Ditton’s new Internet Cafe at the Cedar Rooms, Ditton Community Centre. 

Tracey Crouch MP explains she has recently been contacted by a number of her constituents regarding their concerns with the information that is documented on marriage certificates. At present, marriage certificates still only contain space for the name and occupation of the father of the bride and groom – while mothers are excluded.

Tracey has visited an organisation leading the way in the fight against the problem of underage drinking in the small town of Snodland in Kent.

Tracey is encouraging young filmmakers in Kent between the ages of 16-19 to apply for the Kent BFI Film Academy.

Tracey has welcomed the exciting news that the British Heart Foundation and the Department of Health are today launching a £1 million partnership to make public access defibrillators (PADs) and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training more widely available across England.  

Tracey has pledged her support for Silver Sunday, the first Sunday in October, where local communities and individuals put on free events for their senior citizens. Older people aged 65+ can celebrate the fourth Silver Sunday by taking part in a packed schedule full of free events and activities across the UK on Sunday 4th October. Tracey will visit the Pilgrims View Care Home to meet with the elderly constituents, their family and carers to help raise awareness around the campaign day.  

Tracey recently received a masterclass from Team GB basketball and wheelchair basketball stars this week during the return of the ‘Shoot Some Hoops’ event in Parliament to help promote the sport.

 Tracey has responded to the decision to temporarily divert ambulance to alternative hospitals than the Medway Maritime Hospital.

Tracey has shown her support for women with breast cancer by dressing up in pink and encouraging her constituents to take part in Breast Cancer Now’s flagship fundraiser, wear it pink, on Friday 23rd October.