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FORMER GOVERNMENT MINISTER KYLE HODGE OFFICIALLY JOINS ANGUILLA UNITED FRONT POLITICAL PARTY

  L-R: Mrs. Shellya Rogers-Webster, Mr. Jose Vanterpool, Mr. Kyle Hodge,Mrs. Cora Richardson-Hodge and Mr. Cardigan Connor Former Minister of

VALLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL GRADUATES 66 STUDENTS

  Coming in at third position in the series of six, the Valley Primary School held its graduation ceremony on

OREALIA KELLY PRIMARY SCHOOL GRADUATES 44 STUDENTS

  An air of enthusiasm filled the sanctuary of the Mount Fortune Seventh-day Adventist Church, on the morning of June

Human Error – Are There Lessons To Be Learnt?

  The incident of 23rd May 2023, at a popular restaurant, involving four elected officials and a private citizen continues

OPPOSITION SIDE WALKS OUT OF HOUSE IN SUPPORT OF COLLEAGUE

  Opposition Members before and after walking out of House As the Anguilla House of Assembly was preparing for its

SHELLYA ROGERS-WEBSTER ATTENDS COMMONWEALTH CELEBRATION AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY & WESTMINSTER SEMINAR ON EFFECTIVE PARLIAMENTS

  Mrs. Shellya Rogers-Webster Valley North’s elected representative, Shellya Rogers-Webster traveled to the United Kingdom on Saturday 11th March, 2023,

Anguilla Tourist Board announces new Deputy Director of Tourism

Column: Famous On Facts, Conspiracies, More

Column: Famous On Facts, Conspiracies, More [Opinion column written by MP Chris Famous] The funny thing about social media is that anyone can make a statement or claim without actually presenting evidence and facts. I listened to a recent interview on Facebook. A statement was made that the Covid mitigation measures that Bermuda had implemented were more stringent than other islands. Quarantine Guidelines It takes a few minutes actually to check the guidelines in other countries, so here it goes: Jamaica: Incoming persons have to take a Covid test and then quarantine for 14 days. Barbados: Incoming persons have to take a Covid test and then quarantine for 8 days.

Anguilla locks down to visitors for two weeks, tourism director says: Travel Weekly

| Anguilla is on a government-mandated 14-day lockdown, effective at midnight April 22, due to a surge in Covid-19 cases on the island, according to Shellya Rogers-Webster, deputy director of tourism. The airport on Anguilla and ferry services connecting Anguilla with St. Maarten/Martin are closed to incoming travelers, although travelers already on Anguilla will be allowed to leave. All people on Anguilla other than those providing essential services are required to stay home; public gatherings are prohibited; schools are closed, and restaurants and other food establishments are restricted to take-out services only. Anguilla had 30 confirmed cases of Covid-19 as of April 20.