Organizers of the Produce in Montserrat Expo “PRIME” showpiece have issued a reminder to vendors that Friday May 31st is the deadline to register for the marquee event.
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The Minister of Agriculture, Lands, Housing and the Environment here has sought to reassure the public following some questions and concerns regarding available infrastructure and amenities in the Zone C area.
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Following the historic victory of the Small Island States in the UN Climate Case, local marine advocate, Veta Wade, is calling for an ocean climate agenda for Montserrat and the other UK Overseas Territories.
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The UK Government has called a General Election to be held on 4 July 2024.
British Overseas Territories citizens have the right to vote in UK general elections if they are also
citizens of the United Kingdom.
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Work on the UK Overseas Territories Strategy has been halted following the surprise announcement by British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of a general election on 4 July.
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The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) wishes to assure all stakeholders of the integrity of the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) Chemistry Unit 2 Paper 02 examination, which was conducted on May 9, 2024.
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The St Patrick’s Cooperative Credit Union (SPCCU) on Montserrat has been selected to pilot the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB’s) new Automated Clearing House (ACH) project.
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One of Montserrat’s leading financial institutions has announced plans to upgrade and modernize its facilities.
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United Alliance candidate John Osborne has doubled down on his call for increased trade between Montserrat and the United Kingdom.
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As the cost of living crisis persists throughout he sub-region, the Organization of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) is seeking to address the price for food
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The company says it has been plagued with issues relating to generation equipment sensor and water cooling challenges, along with yet to be resolved situations.
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Mr Mark Keith Payne, former UK Commander of West Midlands Region Counter Terrorism Unit and a trained Strategic Firearms Commander, has been sworn in by Her Excellency The Governor, Mrs Sarah Tucker and by Chief Magistrate, Ms Vashti Chatoor, as the Acting Commissioner of Police for the RMPS with effect from Saturday 18 May 2024.
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According to the RMPS, some of the citations include the rescue of seventeen migrants from a vessel in distress, a further three rescue operations, in which a vessel was towed to safety and the investigation of various safeguarding and other matters.
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The failure of old lines, poles, and electricity transmission systems is the reason for the most recent power outages.
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The government of Montserrat has won an Eastern Caribbean Court civil judgment in its case versus Bertrand and Jennifer Burke appearing as “Jenny Tours.”
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A call was made for early intervention to diagnosed children with disabilities on island.
The challenge was issued by Dr. Sylvia Paz, pediatrician in the Ministry of Health and Social Services.
Speaking at the consultation workshop this week to create Montserrat’s first policy on disability, Dr. Paz proposed that early diagnosis would create more opportunities and improvements in the quality of life of the children.
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The government of Montserrat hopes to put a dent in the long list of buildings in need of maintenance here.
2 million dollars will be spend this year to deal with the upkeep of government assets.
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Leaders in the education sector on Montserrat want to build students’ interest in the teaching profession.
On the radio programme MSS: Embracing Quality Education, the guidance counselor at the Montserrat Secondary School, Vandina St. Helair addressed the apparent lack of interest in the profession.
She compared the current interest with past performance, where students sometimes taught right after leaving school.
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