Craig Tracey, Member of Parliament for North Warwickshire and Bedworth, saluted the decision by the Communities Minister to advance a bid that would see significant funding for A5 infrastructure improvements.

Craig Tracey MP for North Warwickshire and Marcus Jones MP for Nuneaton have today welcomed the Planning Inspector’s decision to reject Harworth Estate’s industrial development plans at the former Daw Mill Colliery site.  North Warwickshire Borough Council originally rejected the proposals back i

Local Member of Parliament Craig Tracey today questioned Ministers in the Department for Exiting the EU.

Craig's first question focused on a point raised when he held a recent meeting with local NFU Farmers. The MP's second question focused on the Custom's Union. 

North Warwickshire and Bedworth’s Member of Parliament Craig Tracey has called for reassurances from the Government that housing developers will be made to pay their fair share towards infrastructure improvements.

Last week we finally had some clarification as to Labour’s policy on Brexit and, for all Labour leave voters, it appears to be a betrayal.

Co-Chair of the APPG on Breast Cancer and local MP Craig Tracey helped launch a new report on the treatment received by cancer patients. 

The report published a number of findings:

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Local Member of Parliament Craig Tracey has urged for a greater understanding from health care providers and women to ensure Cancer is not missed due to breast density.

Local Member of Parliament for North Warwickshire and Bedworth Craig Tracey has signed a commitment to reduce single-use plastic consumption. Mr Tracey joined the Sky Ocean Rescue #PassOnPlastic campaign.

My local colleagues, including Marcus Jones MP, David Treddinick MP and Mark Pawsey MP, recently took part in a Parliamentary Debate on the A5 road. This is a major road network in North Warwickshire and I believe action is needed as an urgent priority to improve this transport corridor. 

I know that residents are currently concerned by the future of the Bistro at Bedworth Civic Hall. It is reported that the Council are downgrading the Bistro to a Café after it has been revealed to be losing £43,000 a year.