COVID-19 vaccines not expected in Anguilla until early next year
There are no COVID-19 vaccines in Anguilla and a shipment is not expected until next year, according to Premier Ellis…
Author: Rebecca Bird
Atlantic disturbance has 50% chance of forming a cyclone in a week
29 July, 8.30am: An area of disturbed weather in the Atlantic Ocean has a 50% chance of turning into a…
Two more arrested and released over courthouse murder
Three people in total have been arrested in connection to the murder of a 33-year-old man in a vehicle outside…
Teen charged with robbery and GBH granted $50k bail
A 17-year-old from North Side charged with robbery, grievous bodily harm, and being armed with an offensive weapon has been…
Department of Education welcomes new education officer
Former principal Rita Celestine-Carty has been appointed as the Department of Education’s new education officer in professional development. She will…
Law passed to correct errors and boost clarity in existing legislation
A new law has been passed to correct errors in statutes and regulations discovered during Anguilla’s 2022 law revision. The…
Anguilla’s young athletes shine at AAU Club Championships
Young athletes from Morris Vanterpool Primary School, Adrian T Hazell Primary School and ROJets Athletics Academy excelled in an international…
Premier appointed as new chair of ECCB monetary council
Premier Ellis Webster became the new chair of the Monetary Council of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) this past…
All owners of property worth $750K eligible for permanent residency
Registered owners of property in Anguilla worth at least US$750,000 can now apply for permanent residency, thanks to recent amendments…
House of Assembly grants tax break to fitness centre
Next year Krav Maga Anguilla will not need to pay customs duty on goods imported for the business, thanks to…