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Proceeds Of Crime Bill - BAR, AFSA, AG'S CHAMBERS, CHURCH AT PEACE
Published: 03.07.2009 11:47
It appears that there is now a generally well-worked out harmony and understanding among the Anguilla Bar Association, the Attorney General’s Chambers, the Anguilla Financial Services Association (AFSA) and the Anguilla Christian Council, with respect to what was seen in some circles as a controversial Proceeds of Crime Bill. With a good deal of agreement on all sides, the draft legislation is now ready to be presented to the House of Assembly over the coming days by Attorney General, Wilhelm Bourne, who played a major role in the public discussions.
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| "WE BELIEVE IN NEW LEADERSHIP," BANKS Says Calls For Decent Campaingning |
| Published: 26.06.2009 11:17 |
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| Hon. Victor Banks |
With all other political parties and candidates having virtually declared themselves for the upcoming general election, the governing United Front Party (UFP) is gearing up for the first of two conventions at the end of July. It will be at that first event that the party, to be officially led by the Hon. Victor Banks, in place of Chief Minister, Osbourne Fleming, who is retiring, will formally select and announce its candidates for the seven electoral districts.
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| The Young Man And The Sea |
| Published: 26.06.2009 11:13 |
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Prized 840-Lb Marlin caught in Anguillian waters
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Ernest Hemingway’s novella, The Old Man and the Sea, immediately came to mind upon hearing that young Patrick Webster, Island Harbour fisherman, had a Blue Marlin rope-lashed to the side of his twenty-seven-foot, open fishing boat named Opportunity, struggling slowly from the far north, back to Anguilla. After considerable time and effort, the mobile phone signal range allowed only a garbled call to be placed to his two brothers, Tim and Vernon. |
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| LARGE TURN OUT AT ANGUILLA DAY SERVICE Call For Greater Faith To Face Future |
| Published: 29.05.2009 12:02 |
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| Anguilla Government Officials, Clergy and other guests outside the St. Mary's Anglican Church |
The stage has been set for the celebration of Anguilla Day on Tuesday, June 2, under the theme: Anguilla at 42: Moving On, We Celebrate With You. The staging event was a Thanksgiving Ecumenical Service at St. Mary’s Anglican Church on Sunday, May 24, attended by a capacity congregation, the largest seen there in recent years.
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| ANGUILLA'S DEPUTY GOVERNOR WARNS AGAINST FRAUD IN PUBLIC SERVICE |
| Published: 26.05.2009 15:05 |
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Mr. Reid addressing Public Servants. Others are Mr. Andrew Gumbs, Tameika Fleming, Carolyn Richardson and Mr. Andrew Arsenault
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Anguilla’s Deputy Governor, the Honourable Stanley Reid, stressed that fraud impacts institutions at the personal and organisational level and the Anguilla Public Service was no exception.
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