I wanted to update residents on the current position, following today's announcement that the Government has met with Her Majesty the Queen to request an end to the current Parliamentary session (referred to as “proroguing”), which has been agreed.

In Parliament this Tuesday, North Warwickshire and Bedworth MP Craig Tracey launched the first All Party Parliamentary Group on Women And Enterprise Report in his capacity as Chair of the APPG for Women and Enterprise.

Today in Parliament, Craig Tracey MP asked a question in Prime Minister's Questions about the need for early diagnosis of Breast Cancer, and in particular the Change and Check campaign run by Helen Addis, a member of the ITV Lorraine Show Team.

I have been contacted by, and spoken with, thousands of residents over the last few years regarding the UK leaving the EU. I completely understand concerns and frustrations from all sides of the debate.

Local Member of Parliament, Craig Tracey, has welcomed the announcements and measures that will benefit his constituency in the Chancellor’s Spring Statement.

Firstly, I would like to update residents on the Prime Minister's statement on Tuesday. In it she announced that the next “Meaningful Vote” on the proposals that she brings back to Parliament will be held by 12th March.

Local MP for North Warwickshire and Bedworth Craig Tracey gave his support to those affected by cancer and the NHS staff who care for them at a special Westminster event for World Cancer Day.

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.

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. 

North Warwickshire and Bedworth’s Member of Parliament Craig Tracey has put his support behind the Civil Liability Bill, which is designed to prevent fraudulent whiplash claims and balance the compensation system which is costing the NHS billions of pounds.