A St Vincent man accused of injuring a woman after holding her at knife-point has been granted $60,000 signed bail in the Magistrate’s Court. Charged with using threatening language, criminal damage and assault causing actual bodily harm is 31-year-old Clifton […]
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Temporary West End port to reopen by August, says Premier
As major plans continue for the development of a modern facility at the West End Ferry Dock, Premier Andrew Fahie has promised to have an interim structure erected for the port to be reopened for public use by the next […]
Descendants of Salt Island also in line to receive land titles
Descendants of Salt Island may soon be next in line to receive land titles, Natural Resources Minister Vincent Wheatley has said. Wheatley told BVI News on Tuesday that the request for land titles came directly from residents of the now […]
Murder victim named Vincentian as shooter, rapist before death, court hears
Shortly before 46-year-old Great Mountain resident, Lenia Green succumbed to gunshot wounds, she allegedly named St Vincent native, Rohan Williams as her rapist and shooter. Williams, who was brought before the court solely on a murder charge, was not required […]
95% coverage rate | Increase in child measles vaccinations locally
Amid a major outbreak of measles worldwide, local health officials are reporting an increase in child vaccinations for the virus in the British Virgin Islands. Manager of the National Expanded Programme on Immunisation Marina Fleming-Bedeau explained that more children are […]
Just under 200 Belongerships issued in the last two years
Statistics from Premier Andrew Fahie has indicated that just under 200 Belongership statuses were issued to expatriate residents in the last two years while the NDP was still in government. Premier Fahie provided the statistics at a recent sitting of […]
BVI to increase spot checks during CXC exams amid security breach in T&T
Education Minister Dr Natalio Wheatley said steps will be taken locally to reduce the likelihood of security breaches while BVI students sit exams from external bodies such as the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC). His remarks come days after CXC’s announcement […]
Employers encouraged to facilitate workers as gov’t stages nat’l thanksgiving service
Premier Andrew Fahie is encouraging employers to facilitate their workers as government hosts a national thanksgiving service this week. The Premier made the request in a media release on Monday while noting the importance of prayer. “As a Government, we […]
BVI can be a real model for green economies, says Governor
Governor Augustus Jaspert said he believes the BVI can be a real model of leadership in achieving a green economy in the territory. The governor said he supports the many green initiatives currently being undertaken by both government and private […]
St Vincent man charged for Sunday night’s murder
A man has been charged in connection to the fatal shooting of 46-year-old Great Mountain resident, Lenia Green on Sunday night. Charged with murder is 37-year-old St Vincent native, Rohan Williams. Acting Commissioner of Police, Alwin James, commended his officers […]
