The government is preparing to introduce a new policy to address the long-standing problem of derelict vehicles across the BVI, with abandoned vehicles on Crown lands potentially subject to removal within just five days. Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley announced the […]
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Premier interested in making basket of goods healthier
Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley has signalled that the BVI’s basket of essential goods could soon come under review, not only to ensure affordability but also to promote healthier eating habits among residents. Speaking during the recent debate on the consumer […]

Premier says he’s had few disappointments during tenure
Ahead of his State of the Territory Address this evening, Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley says he has few disappointments from his administration’s nearly three years in office, arguing that effective leadership is about adapting to challenges rather than dwelling on […]

Businesses still concerned about Consumer Protection law
While the government has hailed the passage of the Consumer Protection Amendment legislation as a major achievement, some members of the business community are still raising concerns about the law and whether it could create unintended challenges for local enterprises. […]

Over 200 placed in government’s summer work programme
A total of 217 students have secured placements through the Virgin Islands Public Service Summer Apprenticeship Programme, with participants assigned to ministries, departments, statutory agencies and private-sector businesses across the territory. The programme, which targets college and high school students, […]

Brokers, retailers urged to improve import declarations
The government has engaged customs brokers and representatives from the retail sector as part of efforts to improve the accuracy of import data used to support the Protected Basket of Goods initiative and broader economic decision-making in the Virgin Islands. […]

Rymer pushes hurricane readiness drive
Works Minister Kye Rymer has urged residents across the territory to review their hurricane preparedness measures, including evacuation plans and emergency supplies, as the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season gets underway. In a message marking the start of the season on […]

Fraser insists: Anegada will become district in ‘near future’
Anegada will eventually become its own electoral district, but residents may gain greater control over local affairs through a proposed council system before that happens, Deputy Premier Julian Fraser has said. Fraser made the remarks during a constitutional reform meeting […]

New political factions should consider merging for next election
Political commentator and Morning Facts host Cindy Rosan has expressed concern that the growing number of political groups preparing for the next general election could divide voter support among candidates seeking political change, potentially benefiting more established political parties. Speaking […]

Vanterpool avoids questions on Bank of Asia
Leader of the new People’s Leadership Movement (PLM), Mark Vanterpool, declined to comment on the controversial Bank of Asia saga during a recent appearance on the Morning Facts programme. Asked by host Cindy Rosan how he would handle the Bank […]






