Independent chemists struggling to make ends meet during the Covid-19 pandemic have received support from the Government’s pharmacies minister following demands for action in the House of Commons by Isle of Wight MP Bob Seely.

Isle of Wight MP, Bob Seely, has submitted formal objections to plans for oil drilling at Arreton.

East Cowes is set to receive Government support for new flood defences to protect homes and businesses.

MP Bob Seely has praised the IW Council for their ‘exceptional work’ during the Covid-19 pandemic in Parliament as he asked the minister in charge of local Government funding to consider a better deal for public services on the Isle of Wight.

New guidance allowing swimming pools and gyms to reopen has been welcomed by MP Bob Seely.

MP Bob Seely said: “I’m delighted that the IW Council has agreed to proceed to the next stage in purchasing the East Cowes Waterfront sites. I welcome this decision and I fully support Councillors taking this decision despite the financial situation.

New Government measures designed to save businesses and protect jobs have been welcomed by MP Bob Seely. 

A £1.57 billion financial support package to protect cultural, arts and heritage institutions has been welcomed by MP Bob Seely.

MP Bob Seely said: “I welcome the release of pillar 2 data by Public Health England.

A new Government funding package to help councils address coronavirus pressures and cover lost income during the Covid-19 pandemic has been welcomed by Island MP Bob Seely.