THE STRIKE IS OVER. IS THE BATTLE DONE?
For the past few weeks we have been hearing of a fare increase imposed by the operators of the ferryboats which traverse the Blowing Point to Marigot route. According to reports, the fare was...
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VALLEY PRIMARY 5TH TIME WINNER
Valley Primary School emerged winner of the Inter-Primary Schools Sports Day events on Thursday, March 26, at the Ronald Webster Park, for the fifth consecutive year. The scene was a riot of...
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HISTORIC BOYS’ SCHOOL BUILDING GIVEN WELCOME FACELIFT “Preaching The Gospel...
Lending a helping hand from St Peter’s Church, Florida Even from a far off, the old Valley Boys’ School, more than 100 years old, stands out as an attractive symbol of Anguilla’s elementary...
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SHAREHOLDERS MOVE TO GET LOCAL BANKS RESTORED TO ANGUILLA Working Committees...
Mr. Kennedy Hodge, Rev. Menes Hodge and Mr. Don Mitchell Shareholders voting for resolution proposed by Mr. Kennedy Hodge It is some eighteen months during which shareholders of the National Bank...
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Religion: “SHOUT FOR OUR CHILDREN”, MINISTER SAYS ON PALM SUNDAY
Rev. Dr. W. Gumbs addressing Palm Sunday observance A call has been made to all adults across Anguilla to shout for their children who need love and care – rather than for politics – this heated...
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RAPF REPORTS: Supervisor of Election meets with Police
Photos Submitted Members of the Royal Anguilla Police Rank and file were on Monday 30th March, 2015 advised of their role and responsibility for Election Day 2015. The advice came from the...
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GOLF PLAYING SUGGESTED FOR ANGUILLIAN CHILDREN
Mr. Mitch Lake Mr. Noel Egan Taking a cue from the Anguilla Tennis Academy, there has been a suggestion that children on the island should be taught to play golf and, in the process, for the...
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TEACHERS DEMONSTRATE INTER-HOUSE SPIRIT
Teachers at start of Road Race Female Teachers: 1st Place: Ms. Michelle Queeley (Pink House), 2nd Place: Ms. Shari Gumbs (Purple House) and Ms. Amethyst Davis (Pink House) Tr. Collin Johnson of...
View ArticleTHE LAW AND YOU – TAKING CONTROL OF YOUR AFFAIRS BEFORE YOU DIE
Benjamin Franklin, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, once remarked “in this world nothing can be said to be certain except death and taxes”. Therefore, while some have attempted to...
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LIME, AASPA UPGRADE PORTS FOR PASSENGERS’ DELIGHT
Mr. Vanroy Hodge And Ms. Jade Reymond LIME Anguillla and the Anguilla Air and Seaports Authority have announced a partnership through which arriving and departing passengers can be better...
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DIDIER PREDICTS BRIGHT FUTURE FOR ANGUILLA’S TOURISM Opens Tenth French...
Vronique and Didier VanVan Well-known French restaurateur in Anguilla, Didier VanVan, a former international freelance magazine journalist and photographer, has predicted a bright future for the...
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CONFERENCE FOR CARIBBEAN OVERSEAS TERRITORY COLLEAGUES
Photo via The UK-Overseas Territories Family facebook page Governors from the Bermuda and the Caribbean Overseas Territories visit Cayman to discuss regional matters and issues of common interest....
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MACHINERY IN PLACE FOR ANGUILLA’S 2015 ELECTION
Majority of polling station ballot boxes A legal electoral requirement With much of the intense preparatory work for the April 22 general election in Anguilla now in her grasp, Supervisor of...
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There was a typewritten error on page 1 of the March 27, 2015 edition of The Anguillian which stated that the indigenous banks, NBA and CCB, were taken over by the ECCB on August 12, 2003. That year...
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YELLOW HOUSE WINS IN STIFF, COLOURFUL COMPETITION
With Yellow House holding the leading points, and the other Houses also having competitive scores in the LIME Anguilla-sponsored Inter-House Athletic Competition, all five teams converged on the...
View ArticleTRUCE OVER, BUT LET’S BE CIVIL
There has been an uneasy and so-called truce over the past six weeks or so, of the Lenten Season, when parties and candidates contesting the April 22 general election in Anguilla, undertook to...
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GOLFERS IN ANGUILLA AWARDED FOR WINNING PERFORMANCES
2015 Awardees L-R: Larry Stott, Joseph Shillingford, Malcolm Hope-Ross, Glenford Gumbs, Nathalie LeSenechal, Noel Egan (President of the AGA), Angela Lampe, Troy Gumbs, Theron Loizos, Peter Young,...
View ArticleLETTER TO THE EDITOR
To the Editor The present system for determining when an election will occur, based solely upon the decision of the Chief Minister, must now be considered unworkable. Hubert Hughes took advantage...
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GENDER AFFAIRS OPEN FORUM AND INFORMATION FAIR
Scene of Gender Affairs Fair Tuesday 31st March saw a flow of people in and out of the Gender Affairs Open Forum and Information Fair which was held at the Teachers’ Resource Centre in The Valley....
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Caribbean Women Unite to End Gender-Based Violence
Alexandrina Wong of Women Against Rape, Inc. in Antigua and Dr. Ronya Foy Connor, Gender Development Coordinator of Anguilla Anguilla’s Gender Development Coordinator, Dr. Ronya Foy Connor, joined...
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