MP Bob Seely is encouraging charities to bid for government funding to regenerate village halls. 

A £3 million fund to improve village halls and better connect rural communities has been launched by the government this month.

MP Bob Seely is joining the Island’s Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), in urging the government to give more protection to local pubs who are tied to large pub owning companies.

MP Bob Seely is backing the Wight Bowmen Archery Club in their attempt to stop their field being used for housing development.

MP Bob Seely is supporting Whippingham residents who fear their lives and homes will be adversely affected by proposals for a new English Coastal Path.

MP Bob Seely has raised concerns in Parliament about local housing targets and the lack of affordable housing for Islanders.

Workshops introducing school children and their parents to the workings of UK Parliament will be delivered in four Island primary schools next month.

MP Bob Seely’s survey and petition, opposing the building of 9,000 new homes on the Island, has attracted over 1,600 responses in just over two days.

MP Bob Seely has launched an online consultation to gather opinions about the Island Plan that sets out future development on the Isle of Wight.

Bob has said he opposes the plan in its present form because it includes a Government-imposed target of building 9,000 extra homes.

MP Bob Seely has welcomed £800,000 of government money to help install full fibre in Island public buildings and nearby homes and businesses.

MP Bob Seely is asking young people aged 11 to 21, who are interested in current affairs and local government, to consider standing for election to the Island’s Youth Council.