Much resources are being invested to assist with policing in the BVI, and this is evidenced by the commissioning of additional cops and the installation of nearly 200 CCTV cameras on two of the territory’s four main islands. Police Commissioner […]

Acknowledging a large lack of public trust towards his officers, newly-appointed Police Commissioner, Mark Collins has temporarily launched a personal hotline for any member of the public to contact him with information. Commissioner Collins announced the hotline and challenged residents […]

The global financial broker with offices in the BVI, iFOREX has partnered with the BVI Olympic Committee (BVIOC) to act as sponsors of the territory’s Olympic team for the Tokyo Olympic Games this summer. A media release from the BVIOC […]

Clergyman and recently installed Private Sector Representative for the Recovery & Development Agency, Bishop John Cline has come out in protest of the protracted delay in fully reopening the BVI’s borders. He’s also raised objections to what he feels are […]

Expats living in the BVI for decades did not want to save money in the territory because they did not feel they would be given a home here. This is according to Premier Andrew Fahie who was responding to questions […]

An employee working in the tower at the Terrance B Lettsome International Airport on Beef Island is facing disciplinary actions after accepting undeclared goods brought in by an aircraft. The employee was fined $2,500 for Fraudulent Evasion and violation of […]

Deputy Premier Dr Natalio Wheatley has said he believes there is too much love for negativity in the BVI and has further called out members of the media for their lack of positive coverage of the government initiatives. “We had […]

Barge operators hired last year to host the government’s radar equipment and assist in detecting smuggling activity have saved the government untold millions, Premier Andrew Fahie has claimed. When asked at a press conference last week to disclose the total […]

Premier Andrew Fahie has again sought to extricate his government from the appearance of any wrongdoing in the disbursement of  taxpayer funds for the farming and fisherfolk grants first issued last year. The government paid out $6.1 million worth of […]

After being drenched with rainfall on Sunday, the British Virgin Islands is forecast to see much better weather conditions today, May 24. Yesterday’s rains resulted in deteriorated road conditions that caused “several vehicles” to slide off the road, the police […]