Swimmers and boaters barred from water around Little Bay pier
A restriction zone has being put in place around the construction area of the new pier in Little Bay to prevent swimmers and boaters from…
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IN PHOTOS: Enchanted Rhythms in a Trance
Talented performers from Matrixx Dancers put on a spectacular show as part of the St Patrick’s Festival celebrations this March. The colourful and emotive ‘Enchanted…
St Patrick’s Festival goers asked for frank feedback
Attendees and participants of this year’s St Patrick’s Festival in Montserrat are being asked to provide their honest feedback on the popular event. Montserrat Tourism…
Gov’t to spend $17m to continue ferry service for one year
A Mexican ferry company is set to sign a multi-million-dollar contract with the government, extending the operation of its V2V Empress passenger boat for one…
Marguerita Bay renovation works boost beauty and access
The once secluded Marguerita Bay is now an inviting haven for residents and visitors alike, thanks to extensive government works and a spirited community clean-up.…
Equipment faults caused weeks of power outages, MUL says
“Faults occurring in existing generators and a transformer” caused several power outages across Montserrat over the past three weeks, Montserrat Utility Limited (MUL) has said.…
Montserrat bids farewell to beloved cultural leader Justin Cassell
Hundreds of people paid their final respects to much loved cultural trailblazer, Justin ‘Hero’ Cassell, during his home-going ceremony on Saturday, 23 March. Friends, family…
Tsunami simulation and drill conducted at Woodlands Beach
Pupils from St Augustine Catholic Primary School practised what they would do in the event of a tsunami at Woodlands Beach this week. The Disaster…
Portrait of National Hero Alphonsus ‘Arrow’ Cassell unveiled
A charcoal portrait of Montserrat’s third National Hero, Alphonsus ‘Arrow’ Cassell, has been unveiled outside Montserrat Secondary School. The world-renowned soca musician, who died in…
Pupils wear colourful socks for World Down Syndrome Day
Teachers and pupils from Brades Primary School put on their most mismatched or colourful socks this Thursday, 21 March, in support of World Down Syndrome…