Environment Week ended on Saturday June 10, with a solemn Sunrise Praise and Worship Service at the Queen Elizabeth II Park.

The Environment Week Scavenger Hunt around Road Town concluded with participants, winning ‘eco-appreciative’ prizes on Friday, June 9. 

More organisations joined the “Green Pledge” on Thursday, June 8, and were awarded gold stars for “green” habits and successes. 

Staff and students of the Leonora Delville Primary School observed Caribbean Wellness Day on Thursday, June 1 by focusing on behaviours of a healthy lifestyle.

Staff of the Conservation and Fisheries Department took a dive at Long Bay, Beef Island and retrieved several bags of trash that were lodged in the sand under the ocean waves.

The Acting Chief Conservation and Fisheries Officer, Mr. Kelvin Penn and several members of staff and their families are pictured on at the Church of God (Prophecy) in Huntum’s Ghut, Tortola.

Health officials, community members and seniors from several programmes across the Territory celebrated the 20^th ‘Emerald’ anniversary of the Road Town Seniors Programme on June 2.

Residents of the Adina Donovan Home are featured as they were honoured on May 25 during a luncheon ceremony.

Five participants are featured with their prizes having won categories in Telecommunications Regulatory Commission’s (TRC) annual Video Competition. 

Elmore Stoutt High School proved their school spirit after demonstrating their sales pitch and design skills at the ‘School Spirit’ Entrepreneurial Competition on Thursday, May 11.