British Virgin Islands resident Carlos Sutherland’s return home turned tragic as he was gunned down in his homeland of Trinidad on February 29th, shortly after 5:00 pm. The incident occurred at the home of his mother on Mount Zion Road, Arima. According to sources close to the family, the 42-year-old man was scheduled to return… Continue reading British Virgin Islands Resident Killed in Trinidad
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Illegal Immigrants Discovered on Virgin Gorda
Officers of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) found a group of eleven illegal immigrants at an abandoned building on Virgin Gorda during the early hours of Thursday, February 29. Following thorough investigations, an additional three individuals were found at the same location. Furthermore, preliminary inquiries suggest the presence of more individuals yet to… Continue reading Illegal Immigrants Discovered on Virgin Gorda
BVIAA Appeals for Urgent Support for Critically Injured Young Man
In a urgent appeal for assistance, the British Virgin Islands Athletic Association (BVIAA) has called upon the community’s support for a critically injured young man involved in a recent motor scooter collision near Delta Gas Station at Pasea on February 27. The victim, identified as the son of Coach Ericca Frederick, a well-regarded figure in… Continue reading BVIAA Appeals for Urgent Support for Critically Injured Young Man
Collision Between Motor Scooter and Taxi Leaves Rider Seriously Injured
A motorscooter rider is believed to have sustained serious injuries following a collision with a taxi near Delta Gas Station at Pasea on February 27. Reports indicate that the incident occurred after 7 pm on the eastbound lane of James Walter Francis Drive. While details surrounding the circumstances of the collision remain unclear, the taxi… Continue reading Collision Between Motor Scooter and Taxi Leaves Rider Seriously Injured
Cabinet Approves Belonger Status and Permanent Residence Policy
10-Year Requirement For Residence Status And Additional 10 Years For Belonger Status Cabinet of the Virgin Islands has approved the Belonger Status and Permanent Residence Policy in a move aimed at addressing immigration concerns. This policy tackles aspects of immigration, including eligibility criteria, guidelines for awarding status, quotas, and pathways for children born in the… Continue reading Cabinet Approves Belonger Status and Permanent Residence Policy
A Glimpse into History: H. Lavity Stoutt Commemorative Celebration
Students of the H. Lavity Stoutt Community College recently transported audiences back to the First Sitting of the 13th Legislative Council in 1995, offering a compelling re-enactment that illuminated the visionary plans of past leaders. As part of the 24th H. Lavity Stoutt Commemorative Celebration, this portrayal condensed the essence of the 1995 sitting, showcasing… Continue reading A Glimpse into History: H. Lavity Stoutt Commemorative Celebration
From Catwalks to Crowns: Jenna-Monét Queeley’s Journey to Miss New York USA 2024
Jenna-Monét Queeley, the former Fashionista USVI Top Model and VI Model of The year winner, found herself on a journey she never expected – the road to becoming a Miss New York USA State Finalist. “It all started with my family,” she chuckles, recalling their persistent encouragement to pursue the prestigious pageant world. “They’ve been… Continue reading From Catwalks to Crowns: Jenna-Monét Queeley’s Journey to Miss New York USA 2024
Police Apprehends Multiple Individuals Linked to Cane Garden Bay Shooting and Flemming Street Robbery
In a targeted early morning operation on February 27, officers of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) apprehended multiple individuals in connection with the recent shooting incident in Cane Garden Bay on February 4 and the robbery at Aladdin Store on Flemming Street, Road Town on February 9. The arrests mark a significant breakthrough… Continue reading Police Apprehends Multiple Individuals Linked to Cane Garden Bay Shooting and Flemming Street Robbery
Surfer Dies in Tragic Apple Bay Incident
A surfing expedition turned tragic at Apple Bay today, February 27 after a male was reported to be unresponsive amidst the waves. The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) received a distress call around 10:45 am, reporting an unresponsive male in the water. Preliminary investigations suggest the tourist encountered difficulties while surfing. Witnesses recounted noticing… Continue reading Surfer Dies in Tragic Apple Bay Incident
His Majesty Prison Hosts Groundbreaking Debate on Recidivism: Inmates Speak Out
His Majesty Prison recently facilitated its inaugural debate between male and female inmates, marking a significant step in the ongoing efforts to address recidivism rates within the penal system. The event, organised in collaboration with the New Life Baptist Church, saw incarcerated individuals engaging in a spirited discussion on the causes of high reoffending rates… Continue reading His Majesty Prison Hosts Groundbreaking Debate on Recidivism: Inmates Speak Out