Major concerns about a lack of transparency in government spending and about intimidation and victimisation in the public sector have reached the Governor’s Office and are being investigated. This was revealed by Governor Augustus Jaspert during a media briefing on Thursday. […]
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Nearly 200 visitors in 2 days! No positive COVID cases so far
Premier Andrew Fahie has announced that to date, all travellers who landed in the territory on December 1 have tested negative for COVID-19. Upon arrival at the Terrance B Lettsome International airport, all travellers have to undergo a COVID-19 test […]

Airport taxis equipped with logging system for contact tracing
Taxi and Livery operators transporting arriving visitors from the TB Lettsome International Airport have been equipped with a detailed commute logging system established to contact trace passengers, should the need arise. This is according to the Director of the Taxi […]

More officers needed to keep Joint Task Force going
With more visitors expected to travel to the BVI in the coming weeks, Immigration officers who joined the Joint Task Force earlier this year may have to return tot their original jobs at the territory’s ports of entry. The joint […]

Police arrest men travelling to VG with over $13K
Information reaching BVI News is that police last week arrested two Tortola men who were found with more than $13,000 cash suspected to be connected to criminal activity. The exact age of both men are unknown but BVI News understands […]

New members elected for top positions in Athletics Association
Ralston Henry, Chantal Scatliffe, and Nelda Huggins were all victorious after competing for top executive positions at Wednesday night’s BVI Athletics Association general elections. Henry was elected as the new Vice President; defeating Karl Scatliffe 45 votes to seven, while […]

Dozens of visitors arriving! Plenty activity on first 2 days of reopening
By Kamal Haynes, BVI News Staff Following the reopening of the territory’s borders to tourism on Monday, the scenes at the Terrance B Lettsome International Airport have been described as “very busy” with hundreds of arrivals spread across more than […]

Penn says pay increase coming for Immigration officers
Chief Immigration Officer Ian Penn has signalled that Immigration officers will be getting salary increases in the near future as the department gets ready to undergo reformation. “I look at Immigration and law enforcement as a special branch of government […]

Travellers could pay up to $1000 for breaching local COVID protocols
The government has outlined fines and fees travellers to the BVI will have to pay if they breach government’s COVID-19 protocols implemented for the local tourism industry. The fines are outlined under section 13 of the COVID-19 Control & Suppression […]

US citizens plead guilty, fined $1K for entering BVI illegally
The four US citizens who were charged with illegal entry after their boat entered BVI waters illegally pleaded guilty when they appeared before the Magistrate on Tuesday, December 1. The US citizens, Nicholas Cancro, John Hines Jr, Lynee Ann Hines […]