HE Governor Carriere Ends Tour of Duty on January 2
December 19, 2017
Her Excellency the Governor, Elizabeth Carriere, will depart Montserrat at the end of her term of office on Tuesday 2 January.
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Nerissa Golden Releases In Plain Sight, a Romantic Suspense Novel
December 19, 2017
Author Nerissa Golden has released the second book in the Return to Love series, In Plain Sight. Friends and business
Look Out for Counterfeit EC Bank Notes
December 18, 2017
The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank (ECCB) is urging the public to be cognisant of counterfeit notes during the upcoming Christmas and
Work Begins to Repair Carr’s Bay Bridge
December 13, 2017
The Ministry of Communications, Works and Labour (MCWL) has commenced work in the Carr’s Bay area to develop a bypass road
Economy Bakery Sponsors Surveillance Cameras at Home for the Elderly
December 13, 2017
The Management of the Emerald Emporium (home of the Economy Bakery) today Wednesday December 13th 2017, presented a Security Surveillance
Economy Bakery Sponsors Surveillance Cameras at Home for the Elderly
December 13, 2017
The Management of the Emerald Emporium (home of the Economy Bakery) today Wednesday December 13th 2017, presented a Security Surveillance
Beautiful Montserrat
December 12, 2017
While Montserrat has four cultural festivals a year we are NOT, I repeat, We are NOT the party capital of
Lookout School Joins Adopt A Home For Wildlife
December 11, 2017
The Lookout Primary School has joined the Adopt a Home for Wildlife project organised by the Montserrat National Trust. In
Disasters of the Natural and Political Kind are Main Themes For Montserrat’s 2017 Calypsos
December 10, 2017
The first installment of calypso for the 2017 Montserrat Festival was delivered on Saturday evening at the festival grounds in
Montserrat Signs on for BNTF 9
December 7, 2017
Montserrat’s Hon. Premier Donaldson Romeo recently signed an grant agreement from the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) for the financing of
34 Competing in Montserrat Festival 2017 Calypso Eliminations
December 6, 2017
On Saturday night, Festival Village will be the venue for one of the most important events on the cultural calendar.
MAC4 Exhibition Open Until Jan 2 2018
December 5, 2017
Glass, textiles, wood and photography are the mediums featured in the third annual MAC4 exhibition, which opened Monday at the
MAC4 Exhibition Open Until Jan 2 2018
December 5, 2017
Glass, textiles, wood and photography are the mediums featured in the third annual MAC4 exhibition, which opened Monday at the
Passport Swipe System Being Finalised for Montserrat Ferry Terminals
December 5, 2017
Travelers to and from Montserrat will soon benefit from a passport swipe system being finalised by the Access Division. The
New Governor Appointed for Montserrat
December 4, 2017
Andrew Pearce OBE has been appointed Governor of Montserrat in succession to Ms Elizabeth Carriere, who will be leaving the
National Consultation on Montserrat’s Growth Strategy Wednesday
December 4, 2017
Members of the public will have an opportunity to make an input in the Economic Growth Strategy and Delivery Plan for
Register for Christmas Goodies Competition
December 4, 2017
If you are one of the people who enjoy cooking up a storm for friends and family for Christmas then
After Hurricanes, Internet Groups Form New Commission to Improve Caribbean Network Resilience
December 3, 2017
Cisco, IBM, Intel support new body to strengthen regional telecom infrastructure PARADISE ISLAND, The Bahamas. —Still reeling from the utter
Windstar VP Calls Montserrat’s Lost City a Cruise Highlight
December 3, 2017
Montserrat received some well-deserved praise from an executive of Windstar Cruises this past week. Steve Simao, Vice President of Sales
Government of Montserrat to Build Four Social Houses
December 2, 2017
The Housing Unit within the Ministry of Agriculture, Trade, Lands, Housing and the Environment, has received funding support for the
Caribbean Courts and Lawyers Embrace Technology for Better Justice Delivery
December 2, 2017
Sadly, it is no longer a surprise when citizens seeking resolution before courts in the Caribbean are forced to contend
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