AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFood Security: Premier Natalio Wheatley urged residents, businesses and institutions to buy local, saying global supply disruptions show why the Territory must reduce its dependence on imported food. He pointed to government efforts to boost farming and fisheries. Road Safety: Two vehicles collided in Sea Cows Bay shortly after midnight Saturday. No injuries were reported, but both vehicles were damaged. Public Services: BVIEC staff will gain access to government customer-service training under a new agreement with the Deputy Governor’s Office. Crime: Police seized about 50 kilograms of suspected cocaine in Long Bush and charged 42-year-old Eduard Ramirez with possession and intent to supply. Arts and Tourism: The 284 Excellence Film Festival drew 30 submissions from 10 countries and territories for its October 29–November 1 programme. Separately, more than 40 Puerto Rico travel agents attended the BVI Luxury Summit to learn about local resorts and services. Financial Services: Revised BVI company and partnership returns will require fuller disclosures for 2027 filings, prompting calls for businesses to prepare their records.
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