Police recover ‘vessel in distress’ two miles from Montserrat
Police recovered a “vessel in distress” and the sole person on board after it lost steering control two miles off Marguerita Bay. The marine unit…
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Premier reflects on MCAP government’s past year of achievements
From construction of a new port to a multimillion-dollar investment in healthcare, Premier Joseph E Farrell reflected recently on what he called his government’s “major…
IN PHOTOS: National STEM Week
School pupils and members of the public enjoyed a week of science, technology, engineering and mathematics activities during Montserrat’s first National STEM Week. The Ministry…
Regional experts to boost Montserrat’s agriculture sector
From increasing pineapple production to managing sweet potato weevils and giant African snails – Montserrat’s agriculture industry is getting a helping hand this year. The…
Surge in Saharan dust causes ‘unhealthy’ air quality
Active people, those with allergies, and those with heart or respiratory conditions, should limit their time outdoors while a huge Saharan dust cloud passes over…
Royal Engineers help advance infrastructure projects in Montserrat
A group of 14 Royal Engineers from the British Army are in Montserrat for two weeks to help advance a number of important infrastructure projects.…
New head appointed to Montserrat’s London office
Kei-Retta Farrell has been appointed as the new United Kingdom representative and head of the Montserrat Government UK Office in London, England. She takes over…
Tours called off after heavy rain floods Belham Valley
Montserrat’s Belham Valley has become impassable after heavy overnight rain caused flooding in the area, the Disaster Management Coordination Agency has said. In a public…
Shoppers can swap food for clothes to support people in need
Shoppers can pay for any item of clothing at the Montserrat Red Cross thrift shop with one to three cans, jars or sealed packets of…
Marine construction begins at site of new Little Bay pier
The first reinforced concrete caissons have been placed into the water in Little Bay, signalling the start of marine construction works for the new pier.…