What is Christmas in July?  Is it just an annual gathering of the Puerto Rican Navy in the British Virgin Islands (BVI)?  Well according to BVI Director of Tourism Mrs. Sharon Flax Brutus, it is much more than that.  

The rapid removal of abandoned or derelict vessels in the Territory will commence shortly following the passage of the Disaster Management (Amendment) Act 2018 in the House of Assembly on July 2.

Residents of the West End and Capoon’s Bay areas can now seek medical attention at the restored Capoon’s Bay Clinic.

Environmental Health Officers and key stakeholders in the design and construction of onsite disposal systems will receive training on how to prevent the pollution and contamination of drinking water supplies in two workshops next week.

BVI Services, a day programme for adults with disabilities is the recipient of several items donated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS). 

The Government of the Virgin Islands’ Cabinet has approved the appointment of members to serve on the Parole Board.

Vendors selling food in the vicinity of Road Town and other public areas throughout the Virgin Islands are reminded to obtain Food Handlers Certification.

The BVI Health Services Authority (BVIHSA) is in need of twenty (20) Environmental Services Technicians.

Junior Minister for Trade, Investment Promotions and Consumer Affairs, Honourable Marlon Penn has said the Government of the Virgin Islands is intensifying efforts to stimulate the economy and business activity for Micro Small and Medium Enterprises in the Territory.

Deputy Premier and Minister of Natural Resources and Labour, Dr. the Honourable Kedrick Pickering attended the 5th Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States’ (OECS) Council of Ministers of Environment and Sustainability meeting held in Montserrat on July 11.