Visitor expenditure in the first three months of the year was $100,000 more than in the same period in 2019. Last year, visitors to the island brought in EC$ 12.6 million and this year...
The Government of Montserrat will be reviewing the report from Air Safety Support International (ASSI) on the September 2019 Fly Montserrat incident. Colin Fergus, Permanent Secretary for the Ministry of Communications & Works, said...
Buses and Taxis Can Operate With Permission from The Minister of Health As of 12:00a.m. on Friday May 22, businesses to include restaurants, cook shops, barber shops, and religious establishments will be allowed to...
The Office of the Deputy Governor announced on Thursday May 21st, 2020, that in light of Cabinet’s decision to ease public health restrictions on May 22nd, the initial phase of reopening the Montserrat Public...
A spokesman for Digicel said Tuesday that the Chapter 15 bankruptcy filing in New York would not affect operations in the 32 markets that the company serves from its headquarters in Jamaica. Digicel said...
The UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has released the report into the incident involving a Britten Norman Islander aircraft (Registration VP-MNI) operated by Fly Montserrat, which took place at John A Osborne Airport,...
Several major capital projects for the island have resumed as the Government of Montserrat continues to reduce the restrictions on internal operations. Minister with responsibility for Communications & Works, Dr. Samuel Joseph, during Tuesday’s...
“I am indeed pleased and proud that after two months of managing the Coronavirus disease, the number of active cases on island is down to zero,” Premier Joseph Farrell said in his weekly statement...
