The Virgin Islands Shipping Registry (VISR) has embarked upon a maritime safety educational campaign to sensitise the Virgin Islands community on its responsibilities and functions within the Territory. 

Public officers from the Ministry of Communications and Works and the Facilities Management Unit are now skilled in customer service skills having completed a one week customer service workshop.

A book, highlighting the history and cultural experiences of the Virgin Islands and its people, will be launched on January 27.

The Government of the Virgin Islands has initiated the North Shore Integrated Coastal and Watershed Stabilisation Project to address issues of flooding, sediment pollution and beach erosion in Cane Garden Bay and Brewer’s Bay.

Young persons between the ages of ten and 20 are encouraged to begin submitting applications for the 2016 Virgin Islands Emerging Fellow Awards.

Minister for Communications and Works, Honourable Mark Vanterpool is inviting all residents to the official grand opening of the Tortola Pier Park slated for Tuesday, February 16.

Forecasters are predicting that the cool conditions experienced with intermittent rainfall over the past two months may be short-lived. 

The public is invited to be a part of a Territorial Interdenominational Service of Thanksgiving and Intercession to be held on Sunday, January 31, at 3:30 p.m. at the Road Town Methodist Church. 

Financial Secretary Mr. Neil Smith has updated Financial Institutions on the new amendment to the Mutual Legal Assistance (Tax Matters) Act, 2003 which incorporates the Common Reporting Standards (CRS).   

The Environmental Health Division is reminding the public that changes have been made to the procedures of food handler clinics in an effort to increase efficiency.