A major government review of post-18 education and funding has been welcomed by Island MP Bob Seely. 

The investigation will look at ensuring the system is accessible to all and is supported by a funding system that provides value for money and works for students and taxpayers.

New regulations to fine vehicle owners for dropping litter out of cars have been welcomed by the Island’s MP Bob Seely.

The Government has also almost doubled the fine to from £80 to £150 for littering and wants to include rubbish thrown from vehicles for the first time outside London.

Island MP Bob Seely has welcomed the launch of a new review on securing the future of local and regional press.

The internet has eroded advertising income for local media leading to cuts in staff and the ability to hold local representatives and organsiations to account.

An extra £500,000 of government money has been granted to the Isle of Wight Council to fund social care after lobbying from MP Bob Seely.

Island MP Bob Seely is supporting the Time to Talk mental health day tomorrow (1st Feb) and has revealed his constituency staff are now trained as Mental Health First Aiders.

MP Bob Seely has questioned the Government in Parliament on the cost benefits of HS2 and urged it to invest in rail services on the Island and Southern England.

"I welcome this report.  We need to be able to offer Islanders the very best quality healthcare, and we need to support NHS staff in delivering that healthcare.  Overall, I want as much health treatment, delivered safely and to the highest standards on the Island, as possible.  I give Islanders m

Statement from Bob Seely MP regarding £150,000 of government funding coming to the Island to fund specialist training in mathematics for primary school teachers.