US$450,000 Awarded to Anguilla’s Department of Fisheries and National Trust...
In late April 2016, European Union’s Voluntary Scheme for Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services in Territories of European Overseas (BEST) confirmed funding to the Department of Fisheries and...
View ArticlePOSITIVE LIVING: NOTHING CAN HAPPEN WITHOUT GOD’S PERMISSION!
Nothing can happen without God’s permission! Do you believe it? Well, whether you believe it or not, it is a fact. God is Sovereign. He is the King, the ruler or the boss. He calls the shots in...
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A Tough But Enjoyable Physical Fitness Event
Hilroy Alfred Owner of Ruff Training took a team of 13 persons to Atlanta to participate in “Tough Mudder”. This is 12 miles of mud and obstacles built to test the mental grit, camaraderie and...
View ArticleThe 13th Annual Anguilla Regatta – Another Successful Event
After three days of great sailing and even better partying the 13th Annual Anguilla Regatta drew to a close on Sunday the 8th of May. The event, often referred to as the best “small” Big Boat...
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BRILLIANT ANGUILLIAN BARRISTER CALLED TO THE ANGUILLA BAR
Ms. Ojeda Vanterpool A crowded High Court has witnessed the call to the Anguilla Bar of its newest member, Barrister-at-Law, Ms. Ojeda Vanterpool, who was the recipient of much commendation for...
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NURSES: A FORCE FOR CHANGE…
Carrying lighted candles, nurses in Anguilla, except those who manned their positions for emergencies, paraded into the Sovereign Grace Baptist Church just after sunset on Monday, May 9. Then, all...
View ArticleAsk Your Doctor: BIPOLAR DISORDER
One of the many mental illnesses affecting individuals in Anguilla is bipolar disorder also formerly known as manic-depressive illness. Vey often these individuals fail to go to the appropriate...
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UK MINISTER OKAYS LOAN FOR ROAD BAY JETTY AASPA To Borrow Up To EC$4 Million
On page three of this edition of The Anguillian is a letter from the United Kingdom’s Minister for the Overseas Territories, Mr. James Duddridge, to Anguilla’s Chief Minister, Mr. Victor Banks....
View ArticleEDITORIAL: A BALM IN GILEAD
The den of noise in Anguilla over one matter or another has unfortunately obscured some of the other domestic matters that should also engage our attention, however briefly. A highlight over the...
View ArticleTHE METHODICAL DESTRUCTION OF ANGUILLA
“The secret that real power lies not with the oppressors, but with the oppressed,” (Marquis de Condorcet, 1795). With Anguilla approaching its semi-centennial, it becomes ironic to go back and...
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AMATEUR RADIO CLUB MEMBERSHIP CONTINUES TO GROW!!
Anguilla’s Amateur Radio Society membership continues to grow with the latest addition of seven new ham radio operators. Following a three month intensive training programme and examination at the...
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CHRONIC DISEASE SURVEY IN PROGRESS IN ANGUILLA Cardigan Connor Reveals...
Launching of STEPS Survey What is called a “STEPS Survey” is underway in Anguilla. It is explained as “a simple standardised tool for collecting data on Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases (CNCDs and...
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ANGUILLA BOYS’ BRIGADE REBOUNDING VERY WELL
Mr. Walter Stewart, Mr. Claudius Gumbs and Rev. Lindsay R’dson The now re-energised Anguilla Boys’ Brigade is making its presence felt in the community as it continues to expand its membership on...
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“SWEET RIVER SONG” LATEST LITERARY WORK IN ANGUILLA
Mrs. Hyacinth Hughes and husband Elvet Hughes An Anthology of Poems, relating to Anguilla, is the latest published work to hit the bookshelves on the island. Written by former Educator, now...
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Malliouhana Poetry Competition 2016 Awards – A Poetry Extravaganza
The large and appreciative audience at the Performance Round and Awards Ceremony of the 2016 Malliouhana Poetry Competition was treated to another outstanding array of literary and artistic talent...
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LATE PROTOCOL OFFICER RECOGNISED AT FUNERAL
The Ministry of Home Affairs of the Government of Anguilla has recognised the contribution of a public servant who served as a Protocol Officer for visiting dignitaries, and other official...
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CONTRACTOR, RACING BOAT FAN LAID TO REST
The North Hill community, and many other members of the public, from throughout Anguilla, have paid their last respects to the late Collins Wilfred Richardson. He was born on April 12, 1945, and...
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ANGUILLIAN FOOD TRAINEES CERTIFIED TO WORK ABROAD
Course Facilitators and Participants A number of Anguillians, working in restaurants and other food establishments, have now been certified to work in the Caribbean and International food service...
View ArticleAsk Your Doctor: ANKLE SPRAINS
Ankle sprain is one of the most common musculoskeletal injuries seen by primary care doctors. Most people have twisted an ankle at some point in their life. Although many sprains are considered...
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SPANISH-SPEAKING ANGUILLIAN NOW 101
Mr. Nadol Nathaniel Hodge surrounded by family members and friends The oldest man in Anguilla is Spanish-speaking Mr. Nadol Nathaniel Hodge of Long Ground. Surrounded by a large number of family...
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