bvinews.com2h
Police taking fresh approach to tackling crime in 2025
The Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) has announced a new strategy to tackle crime in 2025 following reports of a 12 percent increase in criminal activity across the territory. The RVIPF ...
bvinews.com3h
Alliance wants more youth and women leaders in House of Assembly
Calls for greater youth and female representation in the House of Assembly have intensified, with Territorial At-Large ...
bvinews.com3h
BVI’s Financial Services appeal board re-established
The government has reinstated the Financial Services Appeal Board (FSAB) to strengthen transparency and fairness in the financial sector. The FSAB operates under the Financial Services Appeal ...
bvinews.com3h
Poor planning blamed for BVI’s infrastructure woes
Sixth District Representative Myron Walwyn has argued that poor planning and lack of investment have left the BVI grappling with deteriorating infrastructure. Speaking at a press conference ...
bvinews.com6h
Smith’s Ferry adds new vessel to its fleet
Smith’s Ferry Services has introduced a new vessel, I Legend, increasing its fleet to two. During a ceremonial launch on ...
bvinews.com2d
Should cruise passengers pay BVI’s environmental levy?
Former Junior Minister of Trade and Economic Development, Shereen Flax-Charles, has once again raised the question of imposing the $10 environmental levy on cruise ship passengers. She made the ...
bvinews.com2d
Twins and teen on gun charge granted bail!
Twin brothers Kaheem and Kadeem Callwood, both 22, have been offered bail after being among four individuals charged in connection with a police search operation that uncovered two firearms and ...
bvinews.com3d
Gov’t working with police as sex drugs hit schools
The Ministry of Education said it is intensifying efforts with law enforcement agencies to address the alarming introduction of illegal substances, including alcohol, marijuana-infused edibles, ...
bvinews.com3d
Opposition failed miserably after elections, Walwyn concedes
Opposition lawmaker Myron Walwyn has admitted that the divided political landscape following the 2023 general elections played a significant role in the Opposition’s failure to secure governance.
bvinews.com3d
Walwyn unfazed by DPP’s appeal of Breach of Trust case
Sixth District Representative Myron Walwyn says he is not concerned about the Director of Public Prosecutions’ (DPP) decision ...
bvinews.com3d
Gov’t sees 31.3% increase in customer service ratings
The BVI government has recorded a 31.3 percent increase in customer service ratings across the territory for 2024, according to Director of Customer Service Kedimone Rubaine. Rubaine said the 2024 ...
bvinews.com3d
Alliance pushes for economic diversification plan
A newly formed political alliance is calling for urgent action to revitalise the economy, arguing that the territory cannot ...