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The delivery of the new train, making its way down from Warwickshire, marks a major step towards a more modern Island Line
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Councillors will be asked to approve a motion to support farmers on the Isle of Wight and protect their farms being lost to housing
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If you work in the music festival industry this will be welcome news. Your views are being sought, so make sure you don't miss the deadline. Details within
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After the work has been completed in four sites around the Isle of Wight the habitat will be in a better state than before for our precious biodiversity
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The scheme is designed to complement the Free School Meals programme, following the campaign from footballer Marcus Rashford. Details within
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Floor to ceiling screens, visiting pods and window visits permitted for care home visits in lockdown
Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, says he recently visited an Isle of Wight care home and can see how hard it has been for all involved
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If you have an Isle of Wight small business and haven't yet completed this short survey on the impact of Covid-19, there's still time
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Seely: ‘Anyone who thinks we are coming out of lockdown on 2nd Dec is living in a parallel universe’
Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, argued the forecast of 4,000 Covid-19 deaths per day was a "sombrero of doom" adding that "we are obsessive about the risks of covid"
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Many are saying that ferries coming to the Isle of Wight seem pretty full atm. News OnTheWight asked Bob Seely if second home owners from Tier 2 and 3 areas should be travelling to the Isle of Wight to spend lockdown here
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Chris Jarman was concerned that people from Tier 2 and 3 areas were travelling to spend time on the Island, so he asked Bob Seely his view on it. He was shocked by the MP’s response
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Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, is encouraging Islanders to get involved with the #EveryPoppyCounts appeal
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Island Independents urge Bob Seely to lobby Government to ensure necessary funding is given to the council enabling them to help those who need it most, especially Island children
