MUL apologises for unscheduled power outages
Montserrat Utilities Limited (MUL) has offered “sincere apologies” for the recent spate of unscheduled power outages, particularly over this past week. In a press statement…
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Police officers and civilian staff awarded for outstanding service
Acting Commissioner of Police Alexander Enriles has awarded several officers and civilian staff members of the Royal Montserrat Police Service with certificates of commendation. He…
Gov’t releases summarised guide to the 2024-2025 Budget
The Ministry of Finance and Economic Management has put together a document containing a basic outline of this year’s government spending. The 10-page ‘Citizens Guide…
Project team releases fresh renderings of Little Bay pier
The Montserrat Port Development Project team has released updated renderings of what the completed pier at Little Bay will look like. The images were sent…
Financial secretary to become next deputy governor
Financial secretary Lindorna Lambert-Sweeney will become the next deputy governor following the departure of Lyndell Simpson, the Governor’s Office has announced. She will step into…
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…
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…