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Summary: - Meeting: Meeting of the Thirteenth Anguilla, February 2026, 9:00 AM (Executive Council proceedings). - Key attendees: Governor Her Excellency Julia Crouch; Ministers including Kyle Hodge (Economic Development, Industry, Commerce, Lands, Planning, Water and Natural Resources) and other government officials (Parliamentary Secretary, Senior Ministerial Advisor, etc.). - Notable EX MIN items: - EX MIN 26/048 / EX MEMO 26/042: Application for extension of duty exempt
2026-06-03Anguilla held general elections in which the Anguilla United Front (AUF) won a majority (8 of 11 seats) and Cora Richardson-Hodge became the territory’s first female head of government (Premier), with Governor Julia Crouch confirming the appointment. The Anguilla Progressive Movement (APM) won the remaining 3 seats. Key procedural details include the electoral structure (11 parliamentary seats, 7 single-member constituencies plus 4 at-large seats) and the election turnout con
2026-06-03Anguilla operates as a Westminster-style, self-governing British Overseas Territory. Key points relevant to your query: - Governance and diplomacy - The Governor (UK-appointed) holds reserve powers and assures constitutional fidelity; the Premier heads the Executive Council and the House of Assembly implements policy. - UK handles defense, foreign relations, and internal security; Anguilla localizes domestic policy and economic governance. - The 1982 Anguilla Constitut
2026-05-29Summary: The article portrays Anguilla as stepping up its role in UK-Caribbean diplomacy through active participation in the Caribbean UK Overseas Territories Leaders Caucus at Scrub Island. Premier Cora Richardson Hodge signals Anguilla’s intent to shape self-governance, regional identity, and resilience within a broader Caribbean framework. The caucus aims to influence policy ahead of the Joint Ministerial Council with the UK Government, focusing on constitutional progress,
2026-05-29
Rep. Lori Trahan bets on bipartisan AI rules despite risks with Democrats.
2026-05-27Summary: - One year in, Premier Cora Richardson Hodge (also Finance Minister) outlines achievements and future priorities for Anguilla, emphasizing a people-first approach. - Key policy areas: infrastructure improvements (roads, water upgrades, waste site improvements), education, healthcare, tourism growth, and community development. - Economic moves: GST relief within six months; support for households and businesses; small business grants (EC$10,000 to 20 entrepreneurs). -
2026-05-27
The Strait of Hormuz is now a critical chokepoint for U.S. AI infrastructure.
2026-05-27Summary: Independent observers (AICO) concluded Anguilla’s 2025 general election was free, fair, and free from fear. Observers noted largely transparent voting, with election-day and advance voting conducted openly and under appropriate security. Key takeaways include: - Pre-election climate was active and intensified toward voting days; debates and political discourse were prominent, though some candidates’ lines and insinuations caused disengagement for some voters. - Some
2026-05-25Eight RCIPS officers from the Cayman Islands have been deployed to Anguilla for about four weeks to support the Royal Anguilla Police Force amid rising gang-related violence. The team includes six firearm officers, one inspector as Tactical Firearms Commander, and a drone operator. The UK government funds and backs the deployment, part of broader UK support that also expands Anguilla’s armed response capabilities and investigations team. Anguilla’s Governor Julia Crouch, Prem
2026-05-25Anguilla Focus reports on Anguilla’s 2026 Budget, presented November 11, with a theme of unity and shared prosperity. Key points: - Budget aims for transformation in security, education, health, infrastructure, and digital/economic modernization. Premier Cora Richardson Hodge, also finance minister, frames it as “Moving forward together” and a roadmap for improved lives. - Fiscal profile: 2026 projected revenue EC$597.4 million (up 6%), recurrent expenditure EC$397.8 million
2026-05-25