Residents can look forward to direct connections to the recently completed fibre optic system.

Residential and Business customers will see a significant reduction in their utility bills following the completion of the 750 KW Solar PV Project.

The Government of Montserrat is committed to supporting the business community on island ahead of the reopening of the borders.

Montserrat will start receiving fully vaccinated visitors from October 1st 2021, as part of a phased reopening of the island’s borders.

The 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.

The 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.

Economist Peter Queeley has called for a more direct approach to addressing inflation on the island.

The Government of Montserrat has signaled its interest in restarting a ferry service.

After more than a year delay due to the Covid-19 pandemic, researchers from the United Kingdom are about to embark on a project to help protect the island’s marine life.

Premier, the Honourable Joseph Farrell has extended heartfelt condolences on the passing of former Prime Minister and National Hero of Antigua and Barbuda, Sir Lester Bird who passed away early Monday morning.

The government of Montserrat, through its Environmental Health Department has harkened to the call of residents to rid supermarkets of the scourge of expired goods on their shelves.

The new Chairman of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union’s Monetary Council says the body is looking at different options to reduce the level of vaccine hesitancy across the sub-region.

Steps are being taken to address the leadership gaps that exist with the Montserrat Public Service.