AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCurrency & Identity: The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank has unveiled redesigned EC banknotes that replace Queen Elizabeth II’s image with regional heroes and icons, with Montserrat’s William Henry Bramble featured on the EC$10 note; circulation is expected to begin in late 2027. Arts & Community: Fitzgerald’s Park’s Lord Mayor’s Pavilion is hosting Sample-Studios’ Annual Members Summer Exhibition, running to 23 August, spotlighting 44 Cork visual artists and the studio’s 15 years of supporting sustainable creative careers. Sports & Youth Development: Montserrat football is rebuilding after FIFA’s normalisation committee, with a first official referee training course held July 3–5 (25 trainees, including six women) helping create a formal officiating pathway. Health & Men’s Wellness: Broadcaster Basil Chambers marked his 60th birthday with a men’s health fair drawing 120 attendees and raising EC$5,000 for Meals on Wheels. Culture & Travel: Montserrat Tourism Authority representatives returned from SMART 2026 in St. Maarten, reporting increased buyer and supplier participation as they push to expand the island’s tourism reach. Regional Rights Watch: A London court is set to hear a final appeal that could decriminalise gay sex in Trinidad and Tobago, a case Caribbean activists are watching closely.
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