Montserrat court denies dismissal of 18 human trafficking charges
A man from Dominica accused of smuggling 18 people into Montserrat earlier this year, has had his request for dismissal of all charges rejected in…
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Bank of Montserrat records $6.8m profit in 2023
Bank of Montserrat recorded a net profit before taxes of EC$6.8 million last year, and its assets grew by 2.03% or $8.3 million, according to…
2023 Census: Montserrat’s total labour force down 5% from 2011
The number of people in Montserrat of working age who are employed or actively seeking work has decreased by 5% in 12 years. The total…
Tropical storm expected to hit Montserrat early Tuesday morning
12 August, 10am: Residents are being urged to prepare for the arrival of a tropical storm which is likely to pass over Montserrat late this…
Fly Montserrat is operating ‘very, very close to normal’
Fly Montserrat’s service between Antigua and Montserrat is operating “very, very close to normal” despite an aviation fuel shortage, according to owner and CEO Nigel…
SVG Air to drop flights between Montserrat and Antigua
SVG Air plans to cancel all flights between Montserrat and Antigua because it is “not a viable service”. Paul Gravel, managing director of the airline,…
Montserrat flights delayed or suspended due to fuel shortage
Flights to and from Montserrat have been either delayed or cancelled because of aviation fuel supply issues in Antigua. A government press release on Tuesday,…
Premier cuts Meade from Bank of Montserrat board of directors
Reuben T Meade, former premier and leader of the United Alliance political party, will have to give up his seat with Bank of Montserrat’s board…
Legal aid denied to couple accused of fraud and theft in Montserrat
A judge has refused to grant legal aid to a married couple who are accused of various crimes of dishonesty in Montserrat arising from their…
Montserrat donates $100k to hurricane relief fund
The Government of Montserrat is donating EC$100,000 to the Caribbean Disaster Emergency Management Agency (CDEMA) to help the islands impacted by Hurricane Beryl. Premier Joseph…