Government Information Service (press release) – The Virgin Gorda Festival Committee is now accepting applications for the Food Fair and the Grand Parade, taking place on Saturday, April 15th and Monday April 17th respectively. Persons interested in having entries are […]
Archive for February, 2017
Jack Populist versus Julius Caesar
By Dickson Igwe, Contributor In western countries, populism, more direct political action from the voter, is winning over representative democracy, the rule by elected elites The biggest news in the world today is the ‘takeover’ by small people: the Pitchfork […]
Horsepath residents invited to site visit
Government Information Service (press release) – Residents of Horsepath are invited to a site visit between the residences of Valarie and Jaunito Rubaine and Everette Pemberton on Wednesday, February 8 at 10:30 a.m. The purpose of this visit is to […]
Premier attending Brexit meetings in UK
Government Information Service (press release) – Premier and Minister of Finance, Dr. the Honourable D. Orlando Smith, OBE will lead a delegation to London to attend the United Kingdom Overseas Territories (UK-OT) Joint Ministerial Council on European Union (EU) Negotiations […]
Teams invited to register for BVI Softball Association league
Government Information Service (press release) – The Ministry of Education and Culture through the BVI Softball Association is inviting all softball managers and coaches to submit rosters for the 2017 BVI Softball Association’s Men and Women’s fast pitch league by […]
Tenders invited for solid waste collections
Government Information Service (press release) – The Ministry of Finance’s Procurement Unit is inviting all interested tenderers to apply for the tender documents for solid waste collections throughout the Territory. The proposed works is comprised of collecting solid waste for […]
VIDEO: Residents, scooter riders challenge cops
Police officers carrying out their duty in a section of Tortola last night faced strong resistance from a group of civilians including motorcyclists. “Ayo can’t take no bike from nobody,” one scooter rider dared the police, who persons on the […]
Students out of hospital: No broken limbs
All five female Grade 12 students of the Elmore Stoutt High School who were taken to Peebles Hospital yesterday after the bus in which they were traveling stopped suddenly have been treated and released from the medical facility. No broken […]
Fahie to leaders: Stop turning people into puppets
While touting a number of initiatives he has been pushing in his constituency especially as it relates to youth empowerment, representative of the First Electoral District Andrew Fahie has called for leaders to stop helping people only under certain selfish […]
Man allegedly threatens to douse woman with acid
Denvil Lettsome, a 65-year-old businessman who was reportedly caught on tape threatening to pour acid on a woman, has appeared before the Magistrate’s Court. Senior Magistrate Tamia Richards granted the Josiah’s Bay resident $35,000 bail. It is alleged that, on […]