AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHealthcare & Community: A diaspora-led initiative says it wants US$6 million for the first phase of a new private healthcare plan for Montserrat, aiming for mobile units, lab services and rotating specialists, with a bigger long-term vision including an academic medical centre and care for people aged 55+—but organisers admit key financial, legal and regulatory details are still not public. Football (CONCACAF Nations League): Montserrat kick off League C action with a trip to Turks and Caicos, with former captain Lyle Taylor recalled to the 21-man squad for the September 20–October 7 window. Local Life & Safety: Royal Montserrat Police remind visitors that OECS licence holders can drive without a temporary Montserrat licence, while others must apply on arrival or online and carry both licences. Regional Cooperation: Premier Reuben Meade attended the Overseas Territories Caribbean Caucus in Bermuda, pushing shared positions on UK state pension uprating, health access and climate resilience. Sports Governance: FIFA has imposed lifetime and multi-year bans on former Montserrat Football Association officials Vincent Cassell and Tandica Hughes.
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