Electricity bill support extended into a third consecutive month
The government has extended its electricity bill support into a third consecutive month, with consumption during June again being subsidised.…
Politics
Anguilla House of Assembly celebrates five decades of parliamentary democracy
The Anguilla House of Assembly marked its 50th anniversary this week with a ceremony celebrating five decades of parliamentary democracy.…
Government to pay EC$10m to ANGLEC to settle legacy financial obligations
The government has set aside EC$10 million to meet outstanding financial obligations linked to ANGLEC, including money owed under a……
Anguilla hosts inaugural AI workshop for Caribbean parliamentarians
Parliamentarians from across the region gathered in Anguilla for the inaugural Caribbean AI Workshop on artificial intelligence and digital transformation.…
Planned EC$9.5m funding for London office on hold as due diligence continues
The planned EC$9.5 million allocation of public funds for an Anguilla office in the United Kingdom is on pause while…
Anguilla government retains ‘good’ CariCRIS credit rating with stable outlook
Caribbean Information and Credit Rating Services (CariCRIS) has reaffirmed the Government of Anguilla’s CariA- rating with a stable outlook for……
Deputy governor announces ‘meaningful pause’ on public service pay reforms
Implementation of Anguilla’s new public service salary framework is on pause to allow for further consultation, the deputy governor has…
Opposition accuses government of prioritising ministerial vehicles over public services
Opposition member Haydn Hughes has accused the government of using funds earmarked for the expansion of the government’s fleet to……
Anguilla lawmakers approve EC$26.5m in additional government spending for 2026
The Anguilla House of Assembly has approved a supplementary budget authorising an additional EC$26.5 million in government spending for 2026.…
Anguilla’s parliament scraps temporary allowance cut law for ministers and MPs
The Anguilla House of Assembly has moved to repeal a law that temporarily reduced allowances for ministers, members of parliament……