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The MPs’ reference to reminding ministers about the Island Deal before voting to keep Boris Johnson in power is being called out on Twitter and now the national press are running it too
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Being interviewed yesterday Bob Seely said, 'There are worse things to lie about' than Partygate for Boris Johnson, quickly following it with, 'if he did'. When asked to clarify, he became spikey. Here’s the transcript
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Peter Shreeve says the signatories represent over a million people working within education as teachers, leaders, support staff, governors and trustees, who are all well-placed witnesses to the benefits of a regular quality school meal
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The Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, put the question to the Secretary of State for Justice earlier this week
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This is almost half of the overall 56,279 properties entitled to the rebate
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Here are the questions that were asked and the statement he provided
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This reader explains why he feels it's 'frankly more than a bit rich' for Jeremy Hunt to talk about mistakes being "repeated [in the NHS] time and again"
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This reader calls on others to support pressure being put on the UK Government to free Julian Assange and not extradite him to the US
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Isle of Wight MP Bob Seely voted against a windfall tax on energy companies. News OnTheWight asked him why. Here’s what happened at the vote and since
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Cllr Richard Quigley responds to Bob Seely's letter and tackles each claim the MP made about how he has helped the Island since winning his seat
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Raye Peterson had written a Letter to the Editor suggesting that Conservative MPs would have to start ‘genuinely’ delivering for their communities. IW MP, Bob Seely, saw the letter and has responded
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This reader believes that both the main political parties must take responsibility for the "sorry dilemma they have put this country in" as he steps back to reflect on the nuclear industry, engineering and how the NHS is quietly being privatised
