The Government of the Virgin Islands remains committed to ensuring that financial institutions in the Territory adhere to established international standards. 

The British Virgin Island’s response to global warming and its engagement with the EU on Financial Services were stated recently during meetings of the Overseas Countries and Territories Association (OCTA) and European Union (EU).

The soil nail stabilisation technique has been introduced into the construction works of the Phase V Power Development Programme at Pockwood Pond.

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) Seventh-day Adventist School and the Little Litehous Child Development Centre are the first two schools in the Territory to receive SMART School certification from the Department of Disaster Management (DDM) and the Ministry of Education and Culture. 

The students of Blue House at the Eslyn Henley Richiez Learning Centre are the champions of the schools’ fourth annual Spelling Bee and General Knowledge Quiz Competition.

Educators and students are joining the Ministry of Education and Culture in bringing education to the forefront in observance of Education Week 2016.

Unauthorised operators in Great Harbour Jost Van Dyke are being advised that March 14 is the deadline to clean up the area by removing all grills and tents still in place since Old Year’s celebrations.

Humpback whales will be traveling through the Virgin Islands waters during the early spring season.

The Government of the Virgin Islands will be partnering with telecommunication provider, Digicel to power live results of this year’s Inter-Primary Sports Track and Field Championships as part of the activities to celebrate Education Week 2016.

A new fitness challenge has been issued to encourage more sustained walking among groups and individuals.