Montserrat’s 2026/27 Budget Set at $345.95M
April 21, 2026
The Government of Montserrat is moving toward approval of its 2026/27 Budget Estimates, following the presentation by Premier and Minister
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Montserrat SDG Report Highlights Service Access and Income Gaps
April 14, 2026
Montserrat continues to record near-universal access to basic services, but the latest Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) report also provides a
FIFA Committee Begins Oversight of Montserrat Football
April 1, 2026
A FIFA-appointed Normalisation Committee has completed its first official visit to Montserrat as it moves to take temporary control of
Montserrat Oncologist Urges Early Breast and Prostate Screening and Better Cancer Care Access
March 19, 2026
Montserratian oncologist Dr Perrie Ryan has warned that cancer outcomes in the Caribbean remain significantly worse than in developed countries,
Sandrae Thomas Calls for Youth Dialogue After St Patrick’s Festival Lecture
March 13, 2026
Youth leader Sandrae Thomas has called for continued national conversations on education and youth development following the thought-provoking St Patrick’s
Montserrat Joins Global Island Resilience Talks in Tokyo
March 13, 2026
Montserrat was among Caribbean territories represented at the first Island Nations Global Synergy Meeting in Tokyo this week, where officials
St Patrick’s Lecture Urges Montserrat to Raise Thinkers, Not Followers
March 12, 2026
Montserrat must rethink how it educates its children if it hopes to become a society of creators rather than followers,
Montserrat’s St. Patrick’s Festival 2026 Opens in Salem
March 9, 2026
Montserrat’s St. Patrick’s Festival officially began on Saturday evening with music, dance and reflection on the island’s history as residents
Could Selling a Stake in Bank of Montserrat Ltd. Unlock Modern Banking Services?
March 4, 2026
A proposal floated by Premier Reuben T. Meade to sell a portion of government’s shares in the Bank of Montserrat
Carr’s Bay Junction Upgrade Moves Ahead as Government Plans New T-Junction
March 4, 2026
Work is continuing at the Carr’s Bay junction following the demolition of the well-known Murphy’s Corner structure and the start
Rev. Dr. Joan Delsol Meade Recovering After Stroke
February 20, 2026
Rev. Dr. Joan Delsol Meade, wife of Premier Reuben T. Meade, is recovering in hospital in the Netherlands after suffering
Guide to Montserrat’s 2026 St. Patrick’s Festival
February 18, 2026
Ready to find out why Montserrat makes a national celebration of St. Patrick’s Festival and why you should attend? Then
Governor Timothy Antoine Reappointed for Third Term at ECCB
February 16, 2026
The Monetary Council of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank has confirmed the reappointment of Timothy N. J. Antoine as Governor
New Rotary Project Bringing Life-Changing Eye Care to Over 100 Residents
February 2, 2026
More than 100 residents across Montserrat are set to experience improved vision and quality of life as the Rotary Club
Dr Samuel Joseph Steps Aside as MCAP Leader
January 30, 2026
The Movement for Change and Prosperity (MCAP) has announced that Dr Samuel Joseph has stepped down as party leader, marking
Terri Lyons on Montserrat, the Queen of Queens Stage, and Why Calypso Still Connects
January 29, 2026
The reigning and four-time Queen of Queens Regional Calypso Competition monarch, Terri Lyons opens a wide-ranging, nearly two-hour conversation on
DMCA Says Belham Valley Bridge Unearthing Boosts Community Resilience and Emergency Access
January 28, 2026
The Disaster Management Coordination Agency (DMCA) has welcomed the unearthing of the Belham Valley Bridge, describing it as a significant
Government Completes Financial Literacy Workshop for MSMEs
January 26, 2026
The Government of Montserrat, through its Business Trade and Investment (BTI) Unit, has completed a four-day Financial Literacy and Management
Montserrat’s Goat Water Gets Its Own Festival
January 26, 2026
Goat water has long been more than a meal reserved for special celebrations in Montserrat. It is memory, identity and
How the Island Moves: Getting Around Montserrat
January 25, 2026
Montserrat doesn’t move like a resort island, and it doesn’t pretend to. Transport here reflects the realities of a small
Where Visitors Stay: Montserrat’s Accommodation Story – Not Your Usual Hotels
January 21, 2026
Montserrat doesn’t have a typical resort-hotel landscape. Its visitor accommodation has grown organically from what locals already do and that’s
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