As I stated before Christmas, without significant and substantial improvements to the Withdrawal Bill proposal I would be unable to vote for it.

Firstly, I would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.

Firstly, can I thank constituents for their patience over the last few weeks. I appreciate that this is a huge decision for our constituency & country. In my role as MP, it was important though that I was given as free a hand as possible challenge the deal put forward.

Having had the opportunity to thoroughly examine the withdrawal agreement and the subsequent political declaration, which outlines our future relationship, I have identified a number of areas which are of concern.

Craig Tracey MP and Cllr Damon Brown were pleased to officially open the new extension to Loades Ecoparc on Blackhorse Road, Exhall last week.  The Loades brothers, Rob and Tony, whose company has been established in the area for over 70 years, have demonstrated their ongoing commitment to high t

North Warwickshire and Bedworth MP Craig Tracey joined staff and students of St Giles Junior School, Exhall to plant trees as part of the Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy, a network of forest conservation initiatives to mark Her Majesty's lifetime of service to the Commonwealth.

Sean Morley, a 20-year-old History and Politics undergraduate, was tragically killed on September 2nd 2012 in a hit and run road incident as he made his way home on foot near Bedworth after a night out with friends. 

*For the avoidance of doubt I have amended the penultimate paragraph as it may have been interpreted in a different way than it was intended.*

Craig Tracey MP will be holding a number of events to encourage his constituents to take part in the current round of HS2 Phase 2B consultations.  North Warwickshire’s voice in Parliament has invited any constituents affected by HS2 Phase 2B to attend. 

Craig Tracey, the Member of Parliament for North Warwickshire and Bedworth has commended Budget announcements which will see tax cuts for residents, rate relief for high street businesses and investment in public services such as the NHS and schools.