New Clayton J Lloyd International Airport terminal officially opens
Anguilla’s new multi-million-dollar terminal at Clayton J Lloyd International Airport has officially opened, representing a major upgrade to the island’s…
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Anguilla explores trade partnership with UK retailer Sainsbury’s
Anguilla is exploring a potential trade partnership with United Kingdom retailer Sainsbury’s in a bid to expand local importers’ access……
Anguilla celebrates excellence in tourism at annual awards ceremony
Anguilla’s hospitality and travel community came together for a glamorous evening that celebrated excellence and achievement across the island’s vibrant…
Qatar Olympic Committee to build eco-friendly running track in Anguilla
The Qatar Olympic Committee has announced that Anguilla is one of 11 nations set to receive a new eco-friendly running…
Government plans to build a sovereign wealth fund for Anguilla’s future security
The Government of Anguilla is exploring plans to secure the island’s financial future through the creation of a sovereign wealth…
Anguilla’s social security contribution rate to increase to 11.5% on 1 January
From 1 January 2026, Anguilla’s social security contribution rate for the working population will increase 0.5% to 11.5% to help…
Anguilla Focus to donate first payment of all new memberships to AARF
For the next three months, Anguilla Focus will donate the first month’s payment from every new membership to the Anguilla…
Department of Health Services staff to get $6k payment and 5% salary boost
All permanent staff in the Department of Health Services (DHS) will be given compensation for years of underpayment, the Government…
Vote now: Anguilla features in USA Today 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards
Anguilla is strongly represented in the USA Today 10 Best Readers’ Choice Awards 2026, with two beach bars, two resorts,…
Cannabis decriminalisation pilot ends but police rules remain pending review
A year-long pilot decriminalising cannabis for personal use in Anguilla has ended, but police guidelines limiting arrests will remain in……