Negril Chapter News Today

WESTERN BUREAU: Accommodation stakeholders in Negril, which spans Westmoreland and Hanover, have declared that having spent over $200 million on water storage since March they will not be able to withstand the potential financial fallout from...

WESTMORELAND, Jamaica— The results of polls conducted on the impact of the ongoing water crisis in Negril and surrounding communities in Westmoreland are exp...

The Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) Negril Chapter wants proposed plans for the development of a US$186 million or J$29.1 billion water project in Negril, Westmoreland to begin before the upcoming winter tourist season as...

THE construction of an entertainment zone in Salt Creek in Hanover may not be as immediate as stakeholders would like, according to Olivia "Babsy" Grange, minister of entertainment and culture. ...

NEGRIL, Westmoreland — Minister of National Security Dr Horace Chang says he will be seeking audience with Commissioner of Police Major General Antony Anderson, on behalf of the resort town of Neg...

NEGRIL, WESTMORELAND — Complaining that they are feeling the impact in their pockets, stakeholders in the resort town of Negril have appealed to the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) for help i...

Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett has called on stakeholders in Negril, Westmoreland, t...

Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, has called on stakeholders in Negril, Westmoreland, to exercise a greater level of compliance in keeping with the enhanced coronavirus (COVID-19) measures for the parish. The special measures, which include tighter curfew hours from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. daily, began on December 16, 2020, and were extended up to January 15, 2021. They are aimed at curtailing the spread of the virus across the parish, which has among the highest number of cases per populati...

ST JAMES, Jamaica — Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett has called on stakeholders in Negri...