Territorial representative and member of the National Democratic Party, Ronnie Skelton is blaming what he called the ‘Civil Service System’ for the lack of infrastructural development in the territory. Speaking on NDP Radio Monday evening Skelton and the Eighth District representative Marlon Penn complained about the lack of infrastructural development in the territory which includes … Continued
Minister for Communications and Works Kye Rymer is said to be making moves to bring about the much talked about merger between the BVI Electricity Corporation and the Water and Sewerage Department. Speaking recently on the Government’s Programme Virgin Islands Voice, Minister Rymer sympathized with the many people throughout the territory who continue to face … Continued
The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) has extended its firm support and solidarity to the Government and people of the British Virgin Islands (BVI) as they continue their journey toward achieving a full measure of self-government and realizing their aspirations for constitutional advancement and political self-determination. The OECS sat it commends the BVI on … Continued
The Premier’s Office hosted a critical Maritime Safety Meeting, bringing key stakeholders together to discuss the state of maritime safety in the Virgin Islands. The meeting, held on May 15, sought to address pressing marine safety concerns, enhance preventative measures, and foster collaboration among agencies and organisations committed to safeguarding the Virgin Islands’ waters and … Continued
The Eslyn Henley Richez Learning Centre (EHRLC) has launched its inaugural Pen-Pal Day to increase awareness of exceptional students to their counterparts across the Territory. The initiative was launched on Wednesday, May 21 at the Valerie O. Thomas Community Centre in Sea Cow’s Bay through a partnership with the Francis Lettsome, Ebenezer Thomas, and Leonora … Continued
BVI athletes have continued to make their mark in the world of collegiate athletics, delivering standout performances across major U.S. outdoor championships this month. Khybah Dawson’s impressive 7.60-meter long jump at the SEC Outdoor Championship finals earned him a top 10 finish in one of the NCAA’s most competitive conferences. His performance closed out a … Continued
The curtains have closed on one of the Caribbean’s most celebrated pageants, the Jaycees Queen Show, as organizers confirm the event will not return for Antigua and Barbuda’s 2025 Carnival. The decision, announced by Antigua and Barbuda Creative Industries Minister Daryll Matthew during a recent broadcast, comes amid financial constraints and changing regional participation patterns. … Continued
A Board will be put in place to run this year’s Emancipation Festival Celebrations. Last year, the BVI Tourist Board and Film Commission was given the task of managing the event. However, during the Virgin Islands Voice Programme recently, Premier Dr. Natalio Wheatley stated that Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sustainable Development is going through … Continued
Members of the Caribbean Federation of Police Welfare Association, CFPW are meeting in the territory for their General Meeting and they have been urged not to allow challenges to deter them from performing at their best. The AGM opened Tuesday morning under the theme, “Rethinking, reengineering, recalibrating and resetting a course for viable and sustainable … Continued
The VG Bayside Blazers were crowned champions of the 2025 King of the Courts (KOTC) Caribbean Championship after a commanding 87–67 victory over Tola on Sunday, May 18, at the Multi-Purpose Sports Complex. Backed by Biras Creek Resort and Marina and Ninth District Representative Honourable Vincent O. Wheatley, the undefeated Blazers—under the guidance of manager … Continued
