Be responsible with your health. That is the message from director of primary health care and epidemiologist within the Ministry of Health, Dr. Dorothea Hazel-Blake.
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The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) is issuing a public health alert regarding a local outbreak of Influenza A flu on island.
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The Royal Montserrat Police Service (RMPS) is reporting a close to peaceful 2025 St Patrick's Festival in terms of policing and security.
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The Government of Montserrat says it remains resolute in its efforts to improve healthcare delivery on the island.
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The United Alliance government says it is exploring ways to improve air access to the island.
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The Access Division, Office of the Premier would like to inform the general public that due to weather regulations WINAIR will be unable to operate on Thursday March 20, 2025.
To facilitate passenger movement from Montserrat to Antigua, for affected travelers the Access Division will be conducting a charter vessel service via the Barbuda Express Ferry.
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A new Junior Calypso Monarch has been crowned for 2025.
She is Innistia Morson.
Heritage village in Salem, came alive Sunday evening, as twelve young calypsonians competed in the Junior Calypso Monarch Competition.
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Minister for housing, Honourable John P. Osborne says the United Alliance government is hoping to meet the rising demand for affordable living accommodation on the island.
Osborne reveals that the average cost of a house in Montserrat is 400 dollars per square foot, which is out of the reach of many young persons.
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The life and times and the contributions of Montserrat’s national heroes were appreciated last Saturday.
Montserratians showed their appreciation for the island’s outstanding individuals who are recognized as heroes.
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Acting premier, the Honourable Veronica Dorsette-Hector, has highlighted the significance of St. Patrick’s Day to the people of Montserrat.
Delivering the St. Patrick’s Day message, on behalf of substantive premier, the Honourable Reuben T. Meade on Monday March 17, Dorsette-Hector emphasized that March 17, 1768 remains a highly significant date in the history of Montserrat and its peoples.
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The date is set for the much-anticipated 2025 fishing tournament.
The event will take place on Sunday March 30th.
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Minister for Education, Dr. the Honourable Ingrid Buffonge, has commended the Montserrat Secondary School (MSS) for its efforts in fostering inclusivity and cultural awareness among students.
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Have we as a people been making the choices that facilitate positive growth and development?
That is the question being explored at the St. Patrick's Lecture Series on Wednesday March 12, 2025 at the Montserrat Public Library starting at 6:30 PM.
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The Royal Montserrat Police Service has launched a community engagement group on social media.
The group is dedicated to strengthening the relationship between the police and the community.
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The Rotary Club of Montserrat has paid tribute to a long-time friend of the Club and frequent volunteer, Neville “Brass “ Blake.
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The Ministry of Health and Social Services has announced the relocation of several essential services from Glendon Hospital.
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There is no strong evidence that herbal remedies prevent or cure cancer.
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Governor her Excellency Sarah Tucker has called for quicker action towards gender equality, as Montserrat and the rest of the world observed International Women's Day, over the weekend.
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