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Nearly 40 naturalised, now ‘entitled’ to local jobs, pursuing education as UK citizens
Nearly 40 persons from across the Caribbean and the wider world are now citizens of the BVI. They received their naturalisation certificates during a ceremony last Tuesday at the governor’s residence in Road Town.
WhatsApp, text or email – which is the most secure option when your conversation?
E-mail is the most non-secure form of communication. A few clicks to private apps will keep your chats more secure, as will iPhone to iPhone messages.
The Queen's Speech and State Opening of Parliament
From seizing the opportunities of Brexit, to increased investment in the NHS and tougher sentencing, here's everything you might have missed in the Queen's Speech
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4,950,000 $
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Tortola
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Little Bay
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6,000 sqf
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5 bedrooms
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4 bathrooms
2,000,000 $
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Virgin Gorda
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Little Trunk Bay
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5 bedrooms
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6 bathrooms
3,950,000 $
House · For sale · 5 bedrooms
Tortola
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Trunk Bay
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5 bedrooms
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5 bathrooms
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389,500 $
Town house · For sale · 3 bedrooms
Tortola
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Belmont Estate
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1158 sqf
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3 bedrooms
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3 bathrooms
1,350,000 $
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Tortola
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Cane Garden Bay
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3 bedrooms
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2 bathrooms
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New Iris O’Neal Centre likely by end of 2019 - Hon Malone
Minister for Health and Social Development, Honourable Carvin Malone (AL) says the wait for a new and improved medical facility on Virgin Gorda may come before the end of 2019, with an assurance that once opened, the new Nurse Iris O’Nea...
Steady water supply finally returns to Carrot Bay
Residents and businesses in Carrot Bay and the surrounding communities can once again enjoy a steady supply of potable water with the completion of restoration works on the reservoir that services that area.
Athletes receive warm welcome, high praises from sporting officials at airport
The British Virgin Islands’ top professional athletes received a warm welcome and high praises from local sporting officials when they arrived at the Terrance B Lettsome International Airport on Thursday, October 10.
Doctors warn of problems linked to cellular use as Bougainvillaea hits medical milestone
By Esther Durand, BVI News Staff As the Bougainvillea Clinic celebrates another milestone in healthcare services in the British Virgin Islands, doctors are warning of the health complications associated with inappropriate cellphone use. ...
DPP’s departure opens up opportunities | Legal minds urged to join the department
While noting that her contribution will be missed, Deputy Governor David Archer, Jr has said the departure of the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) Kim Hollis will create an avenue for other legal minds in the territory to rise to cha...
Beach Management Commission to be formed to enforce govt's proposed beach policy
Minister of Natural Resources Vincent Wheatley has said a Beach Management Commission will be will be enacted to enforce the proposed Beach Policy when it is passed.
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US says digital assets are covered by money laundering and disclosure laws
US regulators issued a blunt warning to cryptocurrency holders who think they're not beholden to the usual rules. The Securities and Exchange Commission, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Financial Crimes Enforcement Netwo...
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A truly rich man is one whose children run into his arms when his hands are empty.
Google's Pixel 4 phone launch: What to expect
For months, gadget blogs and even Google itself have teased so many photos and videos and details about the Pixel 4 that one prominent tech publication called it "the most-leaked phone ever."
RIP: How to stop Facebook from stealing your data after you die
Facebook lets you select someone from your friends list to manage your account once you die or you can automatically have your account deleted.
BVI shifts from insurance economy to debt economy, during the death throes of its corporate services economy (UPDATED)
Casting the BVI into the bottomless pit of the debt economy, with zero chance to pay back from any upcoming revenue-generating source, will surrender the BVI to its creditors, the same as for Argentina, Venezuela, and so many other debt-...
15 Clear Signs Your Phone Was Hacked
If you think your smartphone is your private zone, you may be very wrong. So far, there is no such device that can’t be hacked. How to Know if You've Been Hacked?
Hunter Biden steps down from Chinese Board as Trump attacks him for taking $1B bribe
Hunter Biden is stepping down from the board of a Chinese-backed private equity company and promising to forgo all foreign work if his father, former U.S. Vice President Joe Biden, is elected president in 2020.
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How many calories are burned while walking?
The number of calories the body burns while a person is walking varies according to their sex, body size, and how fast they are walking. Learn more about how many calories people burn when they are walking here.
Why more women choosing to have fewer kids or none at all
In many countries fertility rates have fallen. Women are putting off having children, or not having any. Infertility is also on the rise, and in Asia there’s still a stigma about it – but attitudes are changing.
Met 'stretched' by Extinction Rebellion protests
With 1,100 arrests so far during the week's climate protests, police say they has diverted resources.
Dengue case confirmed in Cayman Islands resident
A Cayman Islands resident with no recent travel history has become ill with dengue, an infectious disease that can be deadly, according to the Health Services Authority.
Facebook's digital currency dealt another blow
Leaders of the G7 group of the world's biggest economies issue warning about digital coins like Libra.
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