AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFuel Cost Relief: Montserrat’s Government cut wholesale and retail petroleum prices effective July 11, lowering diesel from EC$19.60 to EC$16.30 per gallon and retail diesel from EC$21.00 to EC$17.70; premium gasoline wholesale fell from EC$21.72 to EC$19.47 and retail from EC$23.12 to EC$20.87, aiming to ease the cost of living. Business & Manufacturing Spotlight: PRIME Weekend 2026 is set to culminate in Montserrat’s first-ever Business Awards & Gala (Salem Community Centre, 6 p.m. Sunday, July 26), with categories spanning entrepreneurship, customer service, manufacturing, innovation, and community impact; M.S. Osborne Limited has already been named Business of the Year 2026. Health Access in Communities: The Ministry of Health launched “Wellness in Motion,” a mobile clinic starting Aug 7, running on the first and last Friday each month with free blood pressure and blood sugar checks, health education, and clinician advice. Health Research Push: The Ministry will host its 4th Annual Research Day on July 29 (9 a.m.) under the theme “Evidence in Action,” covering mental health services, noncommunicable diseases, vaccine hesitancy, antibiotic resistance, prostate cancer, and older persons’ care. Workforce Development: Two Montserrat nurses completed a four-week NHS training exchange at Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust, focusing on leadership, theatre services, maternity care, infection prevention, and digital healthcare.
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