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Deep fake videos take the face of one person and put it on the body of another. The first one of the Isle of Wight’s MP, Bob Seely has now emerged - as Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean
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Demand for Isle of Wight emergency food parcels rose by a quarter in the last year, so Islanders have stepped up to help families on low incomes following the Government vote on food vouchers during school holidays
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The Isle of Wight MP has come under fire for voting against the motion to provide food vouchers over school holidays for families living in poverty
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Bob Seely suggested reintroducing the rescue boat grant fund or providing funding for the protective equipment that both the independent and the RNLI lifeboats have had to buy
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The letter was sent to Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, in the expectation that the Government is serious about ‘levelling up’ and will urgently take action
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The Isle of Wight MP came under fire this week for how he voted in relation to post-Brexit food standards in the UK. Here are the reasons Bob said he voted against it and some of the reasons why others are worried about standards being undermined
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The aim of the eight-question survey is to understand how small businesses on the Isle of Wight have been impacted by Covid-19 and what help they need to recover
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Isle of Wight MP encourages Island farmers to consider how new equipment could help to improve their efficiency and take a look at the grants available to them
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Bob Seely MP will be talking about how the Government’s current plans for new housing will impact on the Isle of Wight and how the whole approach needs a rethink
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Ben Wilbee has spent the last 20 years training and learning skills, investing in a career that really makes peoples' lives better, only to be told by the Chancellor that his business is not considered 'viable' . He asks Bob Seely MP for help
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This reader says a 'promise' or commitment to protect British food standards is insufficient and easily broken or ignored
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Bob Seely says the former service-people are "setting a great example to the younger generation of how to soldier-on when times are tough and do what you need to do to meet your goals"
