“What would H. Lavity Stoutt do? Right here! Right now!”  is the theme for the 23^rd annual celebration and 18^th wreath laying ceremony to pay homage to the Territory’s first Chief Minister, the late Honourable H. Lavity Stoutt.

The sod was turned today, February 13 to commence the construction of a new and improved Enis Adams Primary School.

The public’s feedback is being solicited on the draft Liquor Licence Act, 2018 which seeks to modernise the existing legislation.

The International Tax Authority (ITA) is informing all BVI Financial Institutions (BVIFIs) that the BVI Financial Account Reporting System (BVIFIs) is back online post hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Local Author, Editor and Poetry guru, Dr. Patricia Turnbull will launch another of her literary pieces called “Ti Koko and Kush Kush” next week.

Nearly six months after mighty Hurricane Irma tore through the British Virgin Islands, the idyllic destination has made significant progress in restoring its celebrated tourism product. And of course, the best way for travelers to boost recovery efforts is to simply book a trip.

The impact of Hurricanes Irma and Maria on the strong motion and seismic network throughout the BVI is being examined this week.

Minister for Education and Culture, Honourable Myron V. Walwyn, has announced that the Virgin Gorda Easter Festival Celebrations will be held from Saturday March 31 to April 2.

One thousand and seventy four households have benefitted from the financial assistance programme led by the BVI Red Cross and Caritas Antilles with the support of the Government of the British Virgin Islands.

Motorists who are interested in having their licences upgraded can do so at the Department of Motor Vehicles’ (DMV) “Upgrade Day”.