The Caribbean Commercial Bank (CCB) has donated US$500.00 to help defray the costs associated with bringing the St. Lucia Police Band to Anguilla in commemoration of the Anguilla Revolution. The initiative is being spearheaded by Fortis Intertrust (Anguilla) Limited supported by the Government.

CCB’s Shayne Thompson and Joe Brice

The Band, which comprises 26 members, will be brought to Anguilla to assist the island’s police force with the duties at the annual Anguilla Day Parade.
In addition to its performance at the parade, the Band will be making a number of other public appearances including a performance at a concert to be held at Cuisinart during the week of celebrations. One of the main events will be aimed at raising funds to assist with the building of the new St. Gerard’s Catholic Church.

The cheque for the above sum was presented to Mr. Joseph Brice, Managing Director of Fortis Intertrust (Anguilla) Limited, by CCB representative, Shayne Thompson. Mr. Brice expressed his gratitude for the assistance and indicated that it would help to make the planned events a success.

Caribbean Commercial Bank is grateful for theopportunity to contribute to the performance of the St. Lucia Police Band in light of the 40th Anniversary Celebrations of the Anguilla Revolution. The Bank’s existence is due wholly to its revolutionary fore-fathers and CCB is always willing to support such worthy events.

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