WEAK PIPELINE INFRASTRUCTURE THE MAIN REASON BEHIND THE EXISTING WATER WOES

Seventh District Independent Candidate Perline Scatliffe-Leonard says the weak pipeline infrastructure that is buried underground across various areas within the territory is one of the main reasons behind the existing water issues that continue to plague the BVI. Scatliffe-Leonard who is the former Director of the Water and Sewage Department made the comment while appearing … Continued

RONNIE PROMISES TO COMPLETELY REPEAL “GREEDY BILL” IF PVIM WIN’S ELECTION

Chairman of the Progressive Virgin Islands Movement party Ronnie Skelton is promising to completely repeal the Retiring Allowances Act if his party is successful in the upcoming general election. The Act which continues to spark concerns among residents and some political candidates was recently brought to the spotlight by National Democratic Party candidate Myron Walwyn, … Continued

HOW MANY OF OUR PEOPLE MUST DIE BEFORE THE INCINERATOR IS FIXED? QUESTIONS D1 MOSES

District 1 candidate under the Progressive Virgin Islands Movement party Sylvia Moses has promised to investigate the Solid Waste Disposal Plant at Pockwood Pond within the first three months of taking office if elected. Moses made the promise during a recent campaign launch within her district, stating that if elected, resolving the long-standing Pockwood Pond … Continued

PLANS AFOOT TO RECTIFY HORRIBLE ROADWAYS ONCE ELECTED – SAYS PVIM & NDP

The Public Works Department is in need of an overhaul if the territory’s road infrastructure is to undergo a complete transformation. This is the plan shared by At-Large Candidate Shaina Smith-Archer who is contesting the upcoming general election under the Progressive Virgin Islands Movement party. She said during a recent campaign rally within the Third … Continued

PREMIER SAYS WALWYN WAS THE FIRST TO BENEFIT FROM THE RETIRING ALLOWANCES ACT – WALWYN RESPONDS

Premier Dr. the Honourable Natalio Wheatley in a direct response to Sixth District candidate Myron Walwyn’s criticism of the Retiring Allowances Act 2021, says Walwyn was the first former legislator to benefit from the legislation. Premier Wheatley said he was shocked to hear Walwyn’s criticism of the legislation considering that the former Education Minister benefited … Continued