Three day talks begin on the future of luxury cruise tourism in Anguilla
The Ministry of Tourism is hosting a series of consultations to gather feedback and address concerns about the future of…
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Early Childhood Month brings focus to young learners in Anguilla
This year’s Early Childhood Month is in full swing, with activities taking place across the island to spotlight the importance…
Tara Carter appointed as speaker of the Anguilla House of Assembly
Legal professional and entrepreneur Tara Carter has been appointed as the new speaker of the Anguilla House of Assembly. She…
Cora Richardson Hodge sworn in as Anguilla’s first female premier
Cora Richardson Hodge has made history after being officially sworn in as Anguilla’s first female premier. She has taken over…
Two arrested as police make progress in bar murder investigation
Two people have been arrested in connection with the murder of 29-year-old Omari Roberts in a bar in Anguilla earlier…
Former premier embraces ‘new assignment’ after party’s defeat
Anguilla’s former premier, Ellis Webster, has said he is “ready to continue fighting” for the people of his district after…
LIVE: Anguilla general election 2025 – Follow the action as it happens
26 February 12.15am – New government The Anguilla United Front has won eight of the 11 seats in the Anguilla…
Attorney general receives BVI report on fatal shooting of teen by police
Investigating officers from the British Virgin Islands have submitted their report on the fatal police shooting of a teenager in…
Anguilla is losing 80% of its water supply due to aging infrastructure
Utilities minister Haydn Hughes has revealed that up to 80% of Anguilla’s water supply is being lost into the ground…
Amended law waives immigration fees for great-grandchildren of Anguillians
A law amendment passed in the Anguilla House of Assembly exempts great-grandchildren of Anguillians from paying immigration fees. The revision…