The Premier’s Office, acting on behalf of the Government of the Virgin Islands wishes to procure the services of a Production and Programme Specialist for the assignment in relation to supplementing the Government’s public relations through social media platforms, YouTube and digital, broadcast and animated communications.

The Premier’s Office, acting on behalf of the Government of the Virgin Islands wishes to procure the services of a Visual Media Specialist for the assignment in relation to supplementing the Government’s public relations through social media platforms, YouTube and digital, broadcast and animated communications.

The Premier’s Office, acting on behalf of the Government of the Virgin Islands wishes to procure the services of a Social Media and Broadcast Specialist for the assignment in relation to supplementing the Government’s public relations through social media platforms, YouTube and digital, broadcast and animated communications.

The Government of the Virgin Islands requests proposals for the repair, rehabilitation, commissioning, management, operation and maintenance of the waste water treatment plant, and design and construction of a sludge treatment facility at Paraquita Bay, Tortola.

The Ministry of Natural Resources and Labour in collaboration with the National Parks Trust of the VI, is seeking to recruit new board members to fill several positions.

The Virgin Islands will be observing the Third Annual Culture and Tourism Month next month under the theme “The Past is Present: Embracing Virgin Islands Traditions.

Premier of the Virgin Islands, Dr. the Honourable Natalio D. Wheatley has strongly condemned recent acts of violence in the Territory, urging persons to turn away from criminality and imploring citizens to discourage loved ones from engaging in wrongdoing.

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Residents of the Virgin Islands are reminded that in accordance with the Beach Protection Ordinance CAP 233. 1985, it is illegal to carry out sand mining activities at the Territory’s beaches.

Deputy Premier and Minister for Communications and Works, Honourable Kye M. Rymer has said that he was pleased with the positive reviews on the outlook of the Cruise Tourism Industry at this year’s annual Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association (FCCA) Cruise Conference.