As previously announced on 7 September 2016, the Police Service will, subject to any emergencies or investigations, monitor the two-hour car parks and yellow lines in lower Jamestown, on the...
Governor Lisa Phillips met, on Friday 16 September 2016, people that help to conserve the uniqueness of St Helena – the St Helena National Trust (SHNT). During her visit Governor...
PUBLIC CONSULTATION – REMINDER The public is reminded that the draft St Helena Energy Strategy is currently out for public consultation until tomorrow, Tuesday 20 September 2016. The main aim...
Mr John Cranfield of Jamestown has been duly elected to serve as Deputy Speaker of Legislative Council, following a secret ballot by Elected Members during today’s formal Legislative Council Meeting....
September 2016 The Quarterly Statistical News Bulletin for September 2016, covers the period April to June 2016, and contains updates for the annual rate of Inflation of the Retail Price...
Following a review of use of the Public Transport Service since the expanded service commenced on Tuesday 1 March 2016, the public is advised that with effect from Saturday, 1...
Executive Council will meet on Tuesday, 20 September 2016, at 9.30am in the Council Chamber for the following Open Agenda item: Application to discharge planning Condition 5 – Shears Jetty...
Monday 19 September 2016 A formal meeting of Legislative Council will take place on Monday 19 September 2016 at 10am in the Council Chamber. The meeting will be broadcast live...
A 200 nautical mile maritime zone in the sea around St Helena has been designated a Marine Protected Area (MPA). The MPA and subsequent Marine Management Plan for this area...
Kongkona Sarma, a Senior Consultant in DAI’s Technical Services Private Sector Development team, arrived on Island today, 14 September 2016, to carry out an independent review...
Paul McGinnety has been appointed by Governor Lisa Philips as the first Public Guardian for St Helena, in accordance with section 124(1) of the St Helena Mental Health and Mental...
People with disability no longer accept less than equitable and fulfilling opportunities, both in the workplace and in daily life – St Helena is no exception – and St Helena...
