AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBVI Politics & Governance: Opposition Leader Marlon Penn is pushing for a sustained electricity subsidy through the end of 2026, saying families can’t wait for future credits after July bill hikes, while the government has pointed to later adjustments. Local Elections Prep: The BVI’s 2026 preliminary voters list shows 16,553 registered voters, with residents urged to check details and submit objections by Sept. 18. Tourism & Youth: The BVI Tourist Board wrapped up its 2026 Tourism Education Summer Internship Programme, placing 20 students with resorts and yacht charter partners across Tortola and beyond. Infrastructure Update: The DeCastro Street Sidewalks Improvement Project has been delayed, with a new start date pending completion of remaining contract and administrative steps. Regional Diplomacy: Premier Natalio Wheatley and other Caribbean Overseas Territories leaders are in Bermuda for the Overseas Territories Caribbean Caucus ahead of the UK Joint Ministerial Council. Tourism Boost: A new Boston Whaler Takeover event brought Puerto Rico Whaler Owners Club members to the BVI Sept. 4–7, aiming to extend visits beyond the slower season.
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