Elections supervisor resigns as advance voting investigation continues
Rodney Rey has resigned as Anguilla’s elections supervisor while an independent investigation continues into mistakes made during the advance voting…
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New behaviour guidelines to be rolled out across Anguilla’s primary schools
The Department of Education hosted a three-day workshop this week to review and update the behaviour management plan for primary…
OPINION: Time to speak peace: Our youth are watching
By Roxy Benjamin For the past four and a half years, I’ve listened closely to the voices echoing across our…
Department of Natural Resources welcomes new chief veterinary officer
Dr Reginald Thomas has been appointed as the government’s new chief veterinary officer, responsible for overseeing veterinary services and animal…
Infrastructure minister says road development budget falls $3m short
The budget allocated for developing five roads in Anguilla falls EC$3 million short of what is required, according to the…
Economic advisors to review GST relief plan in coming weeks
Economic advisors from Barbados will be in Anguilla soon to review the government’s goods and services tax (GST) relief plan,…
Police chief asks for public’s help after a ‘traumatic first three months’
Commissioner of Police Robert Clark called on the public to speak up and report suspicious activity as he announced the…
De Wizard secures win in Anguilla’s first A-Class race of the season
The De Wizard team seized first place in the Johnno’s and 18 Degrees Easter Warm Up A-Class boat race on…
Police launch WhatsApp channel to boost public communication
The Royal Anguilla Police Force has launched an official WhatsApp channel to enhance transparency and communication with the public. Real-time…
Senior immigration officers participate in asylum training
Three of Anguilla’s senior immigration officers are participating in training to improve their understanding of asylum procedures, eligibility and possible…