Residential and Business customers will see a significant reduction in their utility bills following the completion of the 750 KW Solar PV Project.
Read MoreThe Government of Montserrat is committed to supporting the business community on island ahead of the reopening of the borders.
Read MoreMontserrat will start receiving fully vaccinated visitors from October 1st 2021, as part of a phased reopening of the island’s borders.
Read MoreThe planned reopening of the island’s borders to visitors and tourists will be high on the agenda when Premier, the Honourbale Joseph E. Farrell meets with the press tomorrow.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Health is reporting two COVID-19 recoveries.
Read MoreThe Tourism Division is playing it’s part in ensuring that the island is in a “ready” position in preparation for the re-opening of the borders to international tourists.
Read MoreA local medical doctor is urging residents on island to invest in serious lifestyle changes to lower the incidences of strokes.
Read MoreChief Medical Officer Dr Shara Greenaway-Duberry has confirmed that the COVID-19 Delta Variant has made it’s way to the island’s shores.
Read MoreThe leader of the Parliamentary Opposition is calling on the government of the day to make haste and put mechanisms in place to curtail the continuous decline in the population.
Read MoreThe Governor’s Office is pleased to announce that Ms. Chivone Gerald and Ms. Sharese Allen have been awarded the prestigious Chevening Scholarship for the 2021/2022 academic year.
Read MoreThe Marine Climate Change Impacts Partnership [MCCIP] released a ‘Report Card,’ which discusses the key climate change effects on the coastal and marine environment around Montserrat and other United Kingdom Overseas.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Health is urging residents and visitors to adhere to quarantine protocols to decrease the risk of imported COVID-19 infections spreading to the community.
Read MoreNo ease in sight for motorists on island.
Read MoreThe Royal Montserrat Police Service (RMPS) has issued a press release in response to the myriad of public comments following the recent raising of the Jamaican flag on the RMPS/Government of Montserrat compound.
Read MoreEconomist Peter Queeley has called for a more direct approach to addressing inflation on the island.
Read MoreThe Government of Montserrat has signaled its interest in restarting a ferry service.
Read MoreHealth Authorities here are being encouraged to continue to take appropriate and urgent public health and social measures to safeguard lives against COVID-19.
Read MoreYoung persons on the island who are suffering from the strain caused by COVID-19 now have another avenue to seek help.
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