Anguilla Tourist Board reshapes leadership team with new appointments
The Anguilla Tourist Board has confirmed the appointment of a new chair and board director in a reshuffle aimed at…
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Caribbean report ranks Anguilla as a leading destination for luxury air travellers
A new report has ranked Anguilla among the Caribbean’s leading destinations for luxury air travellers, based on the share of…
Princess Alexandra Hospital renewable energy project reaches design milestone
The full engineering design for a new renewable energy system aimed at improving power reliability at the Princess Alexandra Hospital…
Anguilla’s .ai earnings continue record run with EC$39m in March and $35.8m in April
Anguilla’s booming .ai domain industry has continued to shatter records, generating revenues of EC$39 million in March and $35.8m in…
Anguilla’s residents invited to have their say on government spending in 2027
Residents of Anguilla are being invited to help shape government spending for 2027 through a new Citizens’ Budget Priorities Survey.…
AnguillAir flights delivered an estimated US$11.5m boost to Anguilla’s economy
AnguillAir flights contributed an estimated US$11.5 million to Anguilla’s economy from December to April, according to infrastructure minister Jose Vanterpool.…
Anguilla Festivals Development Commission to run Landsome Bowl Cultural Centre
The Department of Youth and Culture has handed responsibility for the operations of the Landsome Bowl Cultural Centre to the…
UK to fund two patrol boats to boost Anguilla’s border security operations
The United Kingdom government is set to fund the purchase of two new boats for Anguilla under a new partnership…
Government advances plans to acquire former NBA building as due diligence continues
The government is moving ahead with plans to acquire the former NBA building in The Valley as part of its……
ANGLEC applies fuel subsidy credits following EC$3.3m government payment
ANGLEC customers will soon see fuel subsidy credits applied to their accounts after the government paid more than EC$3.3 million…