Labour minister encourages residents to apply for advertised jobs
Anguilla’s labour minister is urging residents to apply for local job openings before raising concerns about positions being filled by…
Author: Rebecca Bird
Tourism minister says there will be no all-inclusive resorts in Anguilla
Anguilla’s tourism minister, Haydn Hughes, has firmly stated that the government has no plans to welcome any all-inclusive resorts to…
Gov’t income from .ai domain projected to exceed $100m for 2024
The Government of Anguilla is projected to make more than EC$100 million from .ai domain registrations in total this year.…
2025 Budget: Gov’t to cut tax on foods and reform petrol levy
Premier Ellis Webster pledged this week to alleviate the cost of living for all residents in Anguilla when he unveiled…
2025 Budget: Premier outlines key figures in $586m fiscal plan
The total projected government spend next year is EC$586.07 million, Premier Ellis Webster revealed during his 2025 Budget address this…
Parliament grants tax break for new university alumni education office
Non-profit organisation, The Anguillian Alumni, has been awarded a tax waiver to set up an education office in Anguilla. The centre…
Frangipani Beach Resort granted $1.16m tax waiver for renovations
The Anguilla House of Assembly has approved a motion allowing Frangipani Beach Resort to be exempt from more than EC$1.16…
Premier to deliver budget address in House of Assembly on Monday
Premier Ellis Webster will deliver his budget address in the Anguilla House of Assembly on Monday, 9 December, outlining the…
Minister raises security concerns over incomplete ferry passenger lists
Anguilla’s home affairs minister has warned ferry captains that not including the names of all passengers in their manifest could…
ID cards are being rolled out for new work permit holders
The Labour Department has started issuing identification cards to new work permit holders in Anguilla, according to labour minister Kenneth…