Tracy Brabin

Tracy Brabin (born May 9, 1961 in Batley, West Riding of Yorkshire) is an English actress and television writer.

Education

She was educated at Heckmondike Grammar School, and studied Drama at Loughborough University and got her MA in Screenwriting from London College of Communication in 2001.

Career

Brabin is best remembered for her roles as clumsy waitress Sandra opposite David Jason in A Bit of a Do (ITV), Tricia Armstrong in Coronation Street from 1994 to 1997 and Ginny in three series of Richard Harris's Outside Edge. She has also appeared in EastEnders as Roxy Drake, The Ghost Hunter as Mrs Oliver (BBC television), and Love + Hate directed by Dominic Savage. In 2006, she appeared in an episode of Midsomer Murders entitled "Dead Letters". In 2008, she began to appear in a series of commercials for supermarket chain Sainsbury's playing the role of Sarah, a mother-of-two and Sainsbury's employee who does her weekly shopping at the store. More recently she played Lyndsey Bernstein in Law and Order UK and Pam in Chris Lang's thriller "Undeniable".

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Record visitor numbers at historic retail and leisure destination

The Business Desk 20 Mar 2025
Leeds Corn Exchange has reported footfall figures with 670,000 visitors to the retail and leisure destination in 2024 ... Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire and chair of the region’s Local Visitor Economy Partnership, added ... Previous Article ... .
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Cash seized from criminals to fund martial arts and drama clubs

BBC News 18 Mar 2025
More than a million pounds of money seized from criminals is being reinvested in projects to help vulnerable youngsters in high-crime areas ... A spokesperson for the West Yorkshire Combined Authority said ... Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire, said ... .
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South Yorkshire buses to be brought back under public control

BBC News 18 Mar 2025
He said ... Matt Kitchin, managing director of Stagecoach, said ... Meanwhile, West Yorkshire's mayor Tracy Brabin backed franchising last year with the first publicly controlled services expected to operate in early 2027 ... .
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Yorkshire Mayors unite to prioritise growth and connectivity for the county

The Business Desk 12 Mar 2025
Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin, South Yorkshire’s Mayor Oliver Coppard, and Mayor of York and North Yorkshire David Skaith, signed the agreement at Selby Abbey which borders the three Mayoral areas ... Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire, said ... .
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Construction begins on £23m bus station revamp

The Business Desk 10 Mar 2025
Work on the multi-million pound transformation of Dewsbury Bus Station has begun. The bus station will undergo a £23m upgrade, making it more modern and accessible with improved facilities ... Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire, said ... Previous Article ... .
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Carrying knives in Bradford

BBC News 05 Mar 2025
Teenagers in Bradford have said they fear the consequences of knife crime are not getting through to their peers ... The BBC spoke to students in the city after West Yorkshire mayor Tracy Brabin published her crime plan for the region ... She said ... .
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Labour has learned from the failures of “levelling up”

New Statesman 04 Mar 2025
Whitehall can’t micromanage our towns and cities ... Just as I believe that Tracy Brabin knows what’s best for West Yorkshire and Steve Rotherham knows what’s best for Merseyside, so the same is true of the communities of Wrexham, Scunthorpe and Irvine ... .
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Voters like councillors more than MPs – so why is Labour wasting time destroying local democracy?

The Observer 03 Mar 2025
Why? That’s the mystery ... It’s baffling to watch the government struggling with abolishing districts and reordering unitary councils, for no practical or political purpose ... Tracy Brabin, Ben Houchen and Steve Rotheram are similar local galvanisers ... .
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