The BVI Football Association (BVIFA) has announced the appointment of Juliana Luke as its new general secretary, following what it said was the ‘successful interim term’ of Paul Hewlett. “Hewlett came into the Association and added new dimensions of professionalism […]
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Dead people meters being used; bills not paid
The government has made a public appeal for persons to pay for the water and sewerage they use even if they are not receiving bills. In giving reasons for the challenges in collecting payment, the Water and Sewerage Department said, […]
Virgin seas and the children’s future!
By Dickson Igwe, Contributor Leveraging the maritime environment is the best thing that could happen for Virgin Islands youth, and future generations. It is not happening! Now, it never ceases to amaze this Old Boy the lack of vision this […]
Start exporting goods, premier urges businesses
Premier and Minister of Finance Dr D Orlando Smith has urged companies to consider exporting goods and services instead of concentrating solely on the local market. “It is important to understand that the vision is not to have businesses developed […]
Gov’t examines payment issues – VG work continues
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Communication and Works Anthony McMaster has assured residents that works being done on Lee Road in Virgin Gorda will be completed in time for the Easter festival, despite delays that appeared to have resulted […]
Four local bands approved for carnival in USVI
Four local bands have made arrangement, through the government, to perform at carnival this month in the neighbouring US Virgin Islands (USVI). According to Minister of Education and Culture Myron Walwyn, the four are Showtime and VIBE from Tortola, as […]
Yacht harbour dock to be used to enter VG
Despite concerns that a privately owned dock on Virgin Gorda is too small to facilitate large traffic, the government said it still intends to use the facility for temporary docking services while it undertakes repair works at St Thomas Bay […]
Hotelier bemoans bad review as noisy work resumes
Amid complaints that previous infrastructure works done at night had caused negative international reviews for one hotel and misery for many residents, the Ministry of Communication and Works yesterday promised to minimize any disturbance in the near future when it […]
Autism centre gets ‘HR with Heart’ donation
PRESS RELEASE – Children participating in the Autism Centre’s Easter Camp will benefit from a presentation of craft supplies by Government’s Human Resources (HR) Professionals. The supplies were donated on April 4, and will be used for the Autism Centre’s […]
Below average hurricane season predicted
PRESS RELEASE – A below average 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season has been predicted by Forecasters from the Colorado State University (CSU) and AccuWeather. In their forecast, released yesterday April 6, Hurricane Researchers at the CSU predicted a slightly below-average season, […]