Labour minister: Tips go directly to staff, service charges must be divided
Labour minister Kenneth Hodge has provided clarification on how tips and service charges should be distributed to hospitality staff in…
Author: Rebecca Bird
Work permit levies now earmarked for private sector worker training
Levies charged to the employers of work permit holders for nearly a decade will finally be used as intended, for…
Anguilla to hold 2025 general election on 25 and 26 February
Premier Ellis Webster has set the dates for Anguilla’s general election as 25 and 26 February, giving candidates just one…
Anguilla’s casino plans remain under consultation two years later
Plans to introduce member-only casinos in Anguilla are still under review nearly two years after consultations began, Premier Ellis Webster…
Officials call for more ‘proactive’ parenting after school security scare
Education officials in Anguilla are urging parents to take a more active role in guiding their children’s behaviour following a…
D’BBQ Hut owners begin fundraising drive after devastating blaze
The owners of an open air eatery in Anguilla, which was destroyed by a fire this week, have launched a…
Man cleared of 2018 attempted murder of lawyer in Stoney Ground
Reiny Polanco Chalas has been cleared of the attempted murder of lawyer Samantha Wright after the Anguilla High Court found…
Inland Revenue can now waive up to $20K in tax penalties per year
A recent law change allows Inland Revenue Anguilla to waive up to EC$20,000 in tax penalties and interest for an…
Annual civil service pay rises on pause for 16th but ‘final’ year
The Anguilla House of Assembly has agreed to a legislative change which will put civil servant pay increases on pause…
Chocolate production in Anguilla gets a boost from parliament
The Anguilla House of Assembly has approved a motion enabling a local gift shop to import chocolate production materials at…