AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAnguilla Summer Festival 2026: Anguilla’s month-long festival is set for July 10 to August 9, 2026, with music, culture and entertainment led by the Anguilla Festivals Development Commission. The programme includes boat races, pageants, calypso and soca competitions, street festivals, beach parties and live shows, drawing visitors across the Caribbean and beyond—plus a boost for hotels, restaurants, taxis, tour operators, vendors and artisans. Constitution Reform Watch: Premier Cora Richardson-Hodge says Anguilla’s constitutional review commission is awaiting a draft report, followed by public consultation. Early talks are expected to focus on separating the Attorney General’s civil role from the Director of Public Prosecutions’ criminal role. Regional Tourism Push: Nevis Premier Mark Brantley is urging a shift in tourism strategy toward regional demand, pointing to events and activities that bring visitors beyond “sun, sea and sand.” Parliamentary Governance: A UK House of Commons briefing highlights separation-of-powers differences across British Overseas Territories, noting that in Anguilla and Montserrat, appointed executive members have voting rights. Sports: Anguilla’s Leeward Islands Masters T20 campaign featured a resilient Brown Hill pitch, with Thomas’s century helping set the tone in regional cricket action.
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