Paulesa Ryner

Premier Reaffirms Commitment to Support Small Businesses and Ease Cost of Living​

Premier and Minister for finance, the Honourable Reuben T. Meade has reiterated his government’s plans to foster micro and small enterprise development and to ease the cost of living burden on residents. Speaking recently in Parliament, premier Meade stated hat since assuming office, government has enacted a series of physical measures to stimulate micro and small enterprise formation among other things. He was at the time responding to questions posed by the leader of the parliamentary opposition, Honourable Paul Lewis.

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MVO Launches 2025 Creative Writing Competition

The Montserrat Volcano Observatory (MVO) has launched its 2025 Creative Writing Competition. Persons from all age groups are invited to participate by submitting stories under the theme: “The Soufriere Hills Volcano: Untold Chapters”. The stories must be a true account based on the writer’s own experience, the experience of their family members, or a story passed down to them. Only one entry is allowed per person. This entry must be an original work, not published anywhere else. participants must also currently reside on Montserrat. For more information on categories word limits, and labeling instructions, interested persons can visit the Montserrat Volcano Observatory’s social media pages, email mvomontserrat@gmail.com, or call 1-664-495-2029. Entries can be submitted by email: mvomontserrat@gmail.com, or students can submit through their class teacher or school office. The deadline for submission is Friday November 7th, 2025.

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Commissioner Payne Addresses Firearm Concerns During King’s Birthday Parade

  Commissioner of police Mark Payne says he still feels it necessary to allay the fears and concerns of residents who spoke out about people carrying firearms around the time of the parade to commemorate His Majesty the King’s 77th birthday. People reported seeing visiting officers moving around with these firearms and questioned why they were allowed to carry firearms. But, in an effort to put the matter to rest, Commissioner Payne explained the situation following the Royal Montserrat Police Service (RMPS’) investigation and provided some assurance that there was no ill-intent.

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