In the 2024 General Election, Bob Seely’s 23,772 majority evaporated, instead he lost by 3,177 votes in the new IW West seat to Labour, a party that had never held a seat on the Isle of Wight previously
The data from last week's YouGov/Times poll has been used to create a voting intention map of the UK - it predicts the Isle of Wight switching to Labour
There are 17 amendments that Seely supports such as, developers having to pay council tax on dwellings from the day planning permission required them to be completed, and taking into account the character and past performance of a developer before permission is granted
How much do you think you might be saving in tax and NI after the budget? - News OnTheWight has calculated how much based on official Isle of Wight salary figures
Seely sought assurances that once new planning laws come into place that the Island Plan's standard methodology used for setting housing numbers would be reviewed
With publications like the Financial Times asking, “Is Britain now in a full-blown economic crisis?”, there’s a need for Islanders to understand the views of the Isle of Wight’s elected representative, Conservative MP, Bob Seely, about the budget
The latest non-fiction book by writer Hunter Davies (his 103rd!) charts his move to the Isle of Wight and features a few local residents, including current IW MP, Bob Seely. Here’s what we learnt about Bob that we didn’t know before reading Love in Old Age
Cllr Quigley says Isle of Wight MP passed up the opportunity to force time-based reductions of sewage outflow when he voted against the Duke of Wellington Amendment to the Environment Bill
The Isle of Wight MP spoke in Parliament, calling for the legal timescales in which Government can demand action from the water companies to be brought forward
Isle of Wight NHS Trust say they need to spend an additional £10-12 million in order to provide a similar standard of healthcare to that enjoyed by mainland residents, so although the extra money is welcomed, it's half of what's needed