Simulated maritime disaster to test Montserrat’s response
Montserrat’s multi-agency response capabilities will be put to the test next week with a simulated major maritime emergency. The drill will look at the island’s…
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Gov’t invites bids for ferry services for peak season and beyond
The government has opened up the bidding process for qualified operators to provide passenger ferry services to and from Montserrat. There are two time periods…
Governor’s Office faces backlash over safety-related statement
Residents and politicians from across party lines have voiced upset over a recent statement from the Governor’s Office in Montserrat on the safety of the…
Public gather to discuss a new lighting standard for Montserrat
Residents gathered for a town hall meeting to discuss a new lighting standard for Montserrat which will help to enhance energy efficiency. Dr Erwin Edwards,…
Montserrat sees steady decline in air passengers over seven years
The number of air passengers flying into and out of Montserrat has declined over the past seven years, according to the latest government data. During…
Montserrat Red Cross appoints new director and programme officer
The Montserrat Red Cross has appointed two key leadership positions as part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing its humanitarian services. Akeisha Benjamin has been…
Police discover fishing boat wreck off Redonda, no survivors found
Police discovered the wreckage of a blue and white fishing vessel that had run aground on the eastern side of the island of Redonda this…
Public warned to ignore fake ads offering free gov’t courses
A false advertisement has been posted online stating that the government is offering free courses starting in October with a link to a third party…
Montserrat police end search for missing fire officer John Lee
The official search for fire officer John Lee, who went missing from Montserrat during a solo fishing trip three weeks ago, has ended. “We have…
Remembering the victims of the 1965 plane crash in Montserrat
At 7.24am on Friday, 17 September, 1965, an aeroplane named ‘Clipper Constitution’ crashed into the side of Chances Peak in Montserrat. All 21 passengers and…