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US$360,000 awarded to Anguilla’s Department of Fisheries and National Trust to restore and manage Anguilla’s Prickly Pear Cays and Marine Park In an announcement made on 1 November, the UK Darwin Plus biodiversity and climate change initiative confirmed funding to the Department of Fisheries and Marine Resources (DFMR), the Anguilla

November 3, 2016, The Valley – Two weeks after the launch of the book Chapter 5: a compilation of stories we didn’t want to write on October 19, 2016, high praise continues to pour in about this literary feat by twenty-eight teenage writers from the Albena Lake-Hodge Comprehensive School in

The Anguilla Tourist Board (ATB) and Seaborne Airlines have partnered to launch a new connecting flight for UK passengers transiting through Puerto Rico on their way to Anguilla. Beginning November 1, 2016, Seaborne Airlines will offer passengers from the UK the additional option of direct connections to Anguilla from Gatwick

After all the preparation, excitement and hardwork, the Anguilla Summer Festival winners are seen waving to spectators atop floats during the Parade of Troupes. To witness this, visitors and Anguillians living abroad make their way to Anguilla to experience a high caliber of performances ranging from music to boat racing and see who

Codeshare agreement will enhance connectivity to/from U.S. cities & Anguilla + other top leisure Caribbean destinations. A codeshare agreement between Delta Air Lines and Seaborne Airlines will provide customers from both airlines with increased travel options to and from the U.S. and Caribbean – ultimately, making it much easier to

It’s that time again and we have your Anguilla Summer Festival checklist of what you need to be ‘Carnival-ready’ waiting for you! Getting ready for mass or bacchanal takes not only funds but also, the body, mind and soul to endure the festivities! Here’s a list of what you need.

On May 30, Anguilla celebrates Anguilla Day which marks the eviction of the St Kitts police from Anguilla. The public holiday celebration includes an official award ceremony on the James Ronald Webster park, family picnics and the much anticipated party on the sea for the “round-the-island” boat race. This year,

History supplies us with answers to questions; thus, a brief history of Anguilla is considered essential, if we are to fully understand and appreciate how Anguilla Day came about; and, how the island has been affected ever since. Today, many know May 30th to be the public holiday on Anguilla

  How the jollification gave us unity, strength & endurance Uniting during hardship… In the mid-1940s, the jollification was the way how Anguillians managed to build their homes and rock walls around them; clear and cultivate large tracts of land; and, accomplish anything of any real significance. Generations before had used