Island MP Bob Seely has warned his colleagues in Parliament they will be “in contempt of the British people” if they do not deliver leaving the European Union.

MP Bob Seely has spoken in Parliament to support the 10,000 WASPI women on the Island who have had their pensions changed unfairly.

Island MP Bob Seely has welcomed figures showing that nearly a million disabled people have found work since 2013.

“I am supporting the Prime Minister in this deal. It is a deal that delivers on the referendum result to leave the EU - something I voted for and the majority of people on the Isle Wight voted for.

"I’m very pleased the Government has listened to MPs on this issue, reversed its decision and will lower the stakes from £100 to £2 in April 2019 and not October 2019.

Bob has received responses from the Island’s three ferry companies in the light of disruption and incidents since August.

Bob has planted five trees in Northwood Park as part of the Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy initiative.

Bob today sought assurances that the Government will fund all Island Line investment and not seek cash from other sources to help pay for improvements.

Bob will write to the local National Farmers' Union over the proposed legislation which maps out how agriculture will function post Brexit and how the UK will take back control of the industry when we leave the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy next March.

The Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Bill gains Royal Assent last week and will come into force in November. Bob was vocal in his support for the Bill and pressed for tougher jail terms.