MP Bob Seely has welcomed further details on the Government’s extension of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) and the inclusion of some of the changes which he had pushed for.
MP Bob Seely has welcomed the Government’s announcement of £22 million to help life-saving health and care charities continue providing support services during the Covid-19 outbreak.
MP Bob Seely is encouraging charities to bid for a share of a £15 million fund to support projects which directly benefit disadvantaged women and girls, tackle violence and support their mental health and wellbeing.
As the UK prepares for a national rollout of a full trace and test programme, the Isle of Wight continues to provide invaluable feedback to inform the use of a contact tracing app as part of this.
Islanders are being asked to complete a survey on their experiences of using the new NHS Covid-19 app - which Island MP Bob Seely says is important in shaping the app before it’s rolled out nationwide.
Following Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s statement on Tuesday (12 May) about plans to extend the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme, Island MP Bob Seely has written to Mr Sunak seeking adjustments that he hopes will help Island businesses.
MP Bob Seely and IW Council Leader, Dave Stewart have informed Health Ministers they are happy to share their experiences about the app and wider test and trace programme to inform the national roll out of the app.
