Centenarian Emogene Creque dies at 106

The territory has lost one of its Centenarians. Emogene Augusta Creque was 106. Speaker of the House of Assembly Corrine George Massicote extended condolences on behalf of the Members and staff, to her family and friends. In a statement Speaker George-Massicote said Creque made history in 1965 when she became the first female member of the Legislative Council, appointed as a temporary member for Joseph … Continued

Curb wall construction underway on Elevator Hill

Repairs are in progress on the Elevator Hill roadway, which sustained damage during the passage of Hurricane Erin. The project forms part of a broader rehabilitation initiative that includes the installation of a curb wall to strengthen the road’s structure and improve safety for motorists and pedestrians. Officials say the works are a critical step … Continued

Premier Wheatley lauds Community Policing – All hands on deck to confront societal challenges

Premier Dr. Natalio Wheatley believes the skills officers obtained from the recent community policing and active shooter training programme will go a long way in helping to strengthen the effectiveness of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force in law enforcement and public safety. The Premier stated during the closing ceremony last week, that as a … Continued

Acting Commissioner of Police tells officers to lead by example

Acting Commissioner of Police Jacqueline Vanterpool has urged Police Officers to lead by example. Vanterpool made the call last Friday as ninety-four officers received their certificates during the closing ceremony for the Community policing and advance law enforcement rapid response training. The training was conducted in conjunction with the Royal Anguilla Police Force and the … Continued

Caribbean chefs set to heat up BVI 

Village Cay Rhythm + Sands Food & Rum Festival launches October 17, featuring top Caribbean chefs, junior chef mentorship, and a celebration of food, rum, and culture. Top chefs from Trinidad, Barbados, and Jamaica will converge in the British Virgin Islands from October 17th for a three-day culinary and rum showcase known as the Village Cay, … Continued

Premier urges public to review constitutional report ahead of House debate

The Ministry of Communications and Works has announced the early completion of the Manchester Road rehabilitation project, delivering much-needed improvements to motorists and pedestrians well before the scheduled October deadline. The project, which commenced shortly after the August holidays, involved the construction of approximately 420 linear feet of concrete road pavement. The works not only … Continued

RVIPF hosts closing ceremony for community policing

Police officers who completed specialized training in community policing and rapid response were commended by the Governor and Premier at the closing ceremony. The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has officially concluded its Community Policing and Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response training programmes, marking a significant step in strengthening law enforcement and public trust … Continued