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ANGUILLA DELEGATION TO DISCUSS BREXIT IN JULY
Anguilla’s Chief Minister, Mr. Victor Banks, will travel to London in July for discussions with British Government officials on the impact of the United Kingdom’s coming departure from the European...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: PROUD, STRONG AND FREE
I am not a carnival enthusiast. However, I have had the privilege to see the Mighty Springer perform on several occasions. As he enters the stage, he energizes the crowd by shouting: “Let me see...
View ArticleCONSTITUTIONAL, ELECTORAL PROPOSALS PUBLISHED IN ANGUILLA
With steps now at an advanced stage of consideration, a comprehensive set of proposals for constitutional and electoral reform in Anguilla have been submitted to the Executive Council and...
View ArticleREPORT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AND ELECTORAL REFORM COMMITTEE Press Statement
The Ministry of Home Affairs announces the receipt of the Report of the Constitutional and Electoral Reform Committee. The Report was presented to Executive Council on Thursday 4th May 2017. It...
View ArticleCONSTITUTIONAL & ELECTORAL REFORM COMMITTEE PRESS RELEASE
The Constitutional and Electoral Reform Committee, appointed by the Executive Council in September, 2015, presented its Report to that body on Thursday 4th May, 2017. The Report comprises drafts of...
View ArticleNCBA RECEIVES FUNDS PREVIOUSLY FROZEN AT BANK OF AMERICA
On February 28th, 2017, the Court of Appeal handed down a decision in favour of NCBA in Civil Appeal No. 9 of 2016. The Court ordered the Administrator of the two offshore subsidiaries to write to...
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RETIRED NURSES WORSHIPPED AT THE EBENEZER METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Dr. Wycherley Gumbs and retired Nurses (Photo courtesy Wycliffe Richardson) On Sunday May , as part of Nurses Week, the retired Nurses Friendly Group worshipped at the Ebenezer Methodist Church,...
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ANGUILLIANS URGED TO CELEBRATE ANGUILLA’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY
As official plans continue for the celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Anguilla Revolution later this month, Chief Minister, Mr. Victor Banks, has expressed surprise over the disinterest and...
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ANGUILLA’S NURSES STRESS COMMITMENT TO THE ISLAND’S HEALTH SERVICES
The current observance of Nurses’ Week in Anguilla has brought to the forefront the importance of healthcare and the responsibility, commitment and cooperation so very much needed, in the nursing...
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ANNUAL CULTURALLY YOURS RECOGNITION AWARDS CEREMONY
Awardees (photo submitted) Native Sons Productions, 7th presentation of its Annual Culturally Yours Recognition Award Ceremony was deemed as a resounding colossal success. The event was held at...
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NCBA presents 50 tickets to “Pepper in dey Soup” to the Education Department
Michael Bird, CEO of NCBA, Mrs. Susan Smith, Thomas George and Defari Francis As part of its activities in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Anguilla Revolution, NCBA on Tuesday May...
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TEACHERS’ WRITING WORKSHOP HELD AT ANGUILLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Literacy Coordinators from the Primary Schools, and other teachers involved in Language Arts, attended a writing workshop at the Anguilla Community College (ACC) on May 16th and 17th, 2017. The...
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ANGUILLA’S CULINARY TEAM TO PREPARE FOR 2018 TASTE OF THE CARIBBEAN COMPETITION
The Anguilla National Culinary Team hosted its annual Mothers’ Day brunch for the public on Sunday 14th at Blue Restaurant, Cap Juluca Resort. The new culinary team comprises Senior Chef – Kelston...
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POLICE FORGING GOOD RELATIONSHIPS WITH PRIVATE SECTOR
Commissioner of the Royal Anguilla Police Force, Mr. Paul Morrison, says his law enforcement department intends to forge good relations with the private sector. He made the statement during the...
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MILITARY PLANE’S SCARY FLIGHT OVER ANGUILLA’S AIRPORT
People from various parts of Anguilla rushed to the Clayton Lloyd International Airport – and employees in the Terminal Building ran outside as perhaps the largest and most ominous-looking...
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ANGUILLA HOPING FOR BETTER ACCESS FOR TOURISTS
One of the drawbacks which is affecting the tourism industry in Anguilla, and which the Government is continuing to address, is access to the island. The Parliamentary Secretary, Tourism, Mr....
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UWI Open Campus Law for HR Practitioners Students Make Public Presentations
Students enrolled in the UWI Open Campus Anguilla’s Law for Human Resource Practitioners course presented their oral assignments at a special public session at the Soroptimist Conference Centre on...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: ‘Walk the Walk’. Don’t just ‘Talk the Talk’
Anguillians deplore many things but yet many of these things continue to plague our communities. Littering, the exploitation of young girls, and the prevalence of violent crimes, have all been...
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“PEPPER IN DEY SOUP” FLEMING’S MOST CHALLENGING PLAY
An interesting activity commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Anguilla Revolution is expected to be the play Pepper in dey Soup beginning this weekend. It recalls an alleged threat by the...
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ANGUILLIAN UWI DOCTORAL STUDENT CAPTURES ASSOCIATED COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES...
Ms. Michelle Queeley Anguillian doctoral student at the University of the West Indies Open Campus, Ms Michelle Queeley, is among top students in the International community rewarded for her...
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