The Anegada Clinic renamed in a ceremony to honour community stalwart, Nurse Romalia Smith for her selfless contributions in the Virgin Islands’ health sector.

Employees and visitors to the Central Administration Complex (CAC) are being welcomed with cool air as they enter the lobby area of the east atrium.            

Eleven persons are now British citizens after having been previously naturalised as British Overseas Territories citizens.

Electrical Inspector, Mr. Macgregor Williams has said that his unit continues to ensure that all licenced electricians are properly qualified...

Students of the Joyce Samuel Primary School were recently treated to readings from ‘The Irma Diaries’ by local author Angela Burnett.

Rehabilitation works on the track at the A.O. Shirley Recreational Grounds has commenced and is expected to continue for approximately four weeks.

Users of small unmanned aircraft, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) or drones are being advised that they are subject to aviation rules.

The Anegada Clinic will be dedicated and renamed in honour of Nurse Romalia Smith, as a tribute to her enormous sacrificial contributions to the health sector and the Anegada community.

The Ministry of Education and Culture is once again coordinating church services for schools to be held on Saturday, January 19 and Sunday, January 20, 2019.

The Government of the Virgin Islands in partnership with the BVI Football Association, under the FIFA umbrella, has broken ground in Greenland for the development of a 2,500 seat multi-purpose stadium for recreational and sporting facilities and associated works.