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Trust and AHS Release Joint Statement on Cabot Development Share this post: The Saint Lucia National Trust (the Trust) and the Saint Lucia Archaeological and Historical Society (AHS) have been advocating for the conduct of an Archaeological investigation of the area of land on the southeast corner of the Cabot (Saint Lucia) development since 2019 and been advising on what should be included in the Terms of Reference with both the developer and the Development Control Authority during conversations and in writing. In addition, Section 7.3.4 of the updated Environmental and Social Impact Assess...

THE row between the Saint Lucia National Trust and the Government of Saint Lucia over the latter’s decision to demolish the Castries prison...

ECSC upholds decision to dismiss injunction filed against construction of Barbuda airport Spread the love Work on the new airport in Barbuda is one step closer to being restarted as the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court has upheld the High Court’s decision to dismiss an injunction filed to halt construction. But, one of the litigants told Observer that they are currently reviewing the written judgment as they await further advice from their legal team. The individual also said there is a strong possibility that the case will be escalated to the next level, which is the Privy Council. The gove...

Archaeological Survey Clears Cabot… Share this post: THE official findings of an archaeological survey conducted on the northern end of the Cas-en-Bas beach that included a former Amerindian village and burial ground has been released, but this in no way has erased whatever tension that exists between the Saint Lucia National Trust (SLNT) and Cabot Saint Lucia, developers of that particular property. The Trust and the Archaeological and Historical Society have been lobbying the Government of Saint Lucia and Cabot Saint Lucia to give due respect to the burial ground which they say contains a...

PM Chastanet – ERRP Played Critical Role in Stimulating Economy Share this post: SAINT Lucia’s Economic Recovery and Resilience Plan (ERRP) played a critical role in implementing measures geared to stimulate the economy as the island ‘dug deep’ to stay afloat in light of COVID-19. While presenting the Appropriation Bill, this week, Prime Minister Allen Chastanet explained that three Recovery pillars and three Resilience pillars were utilized to strategise the ERRP program. The program covered 32 interventions under the ERRP to sustain those recovery strategies. He outlined a list of i...