Minister for Natural Resources, Labour and Immigration Honourable Vincent Wheatley is attending the 6th Council of Ministers Environmental Sustainability (COMES-6) Ministerial Meeting in Fort De France, Martinique.

The public is notified that the Territory-wide clean-up will be conducted in Districts 5 and 6 in May.

My people of the Virgin Islands I greet you on this festive Easter Monday which is celebrated as a holiday in many Christian cultures.

Some 140 pieces of art created by children of school age living in the BVI were showcased at a prize giving ceremony hosted by His Excellency Governor Augustus Jaspert and Mrs. Millie Jaspert.

School aged children across the Territory are invited to submit artwork inspired by the natural environment of the British Virgin Islands.

The J. R. O’Neal Botanical Garden was re-opened as part of Arbour Day celebrations on Friday, November 30.

Residents and visitors are being warned against eating ‘double dead’ fish following a major fish kill in Josiah's Bay, Tortola.

The Government of the Virgin Islands was awarded the sum of $221,935.86 for clean-up costs as a result of an oil spill that occurred in the BVI waters in 2006.

Third grade students of the Robinson O’Neal Memorial Primary School on Virgin Gorda made courtesy calls on the Ministers of Government yesterday July 16. 

Deputy Premier and Minister of Natural Resources and Labour, Dr. the Honourable Kedrick Pickering attended the 5th Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States’ (OECS) Council of Ministers of Environment and Sustainability meeting held in Montserrat on July 11.