TCI Advisory Council

Following Last Night’s chamber of commerce meeting News 4 had the opportunity to speak one-on- one with His Excellency Governor Wetherell who confirmed that an advisory council has been selected.

Chamber of Commerce

After Last night’s Chamber of commerce meeting His excellence Governor Gordon Wetherell and the FCO director of overseas territories Colin Roberts, has made it clear that there will be a partial constitutional suspension and nothing will change that.

School Registration & Government Subside

Hundreds of parents gathered outside of the Gustarvus Lightbourne Sports Complex and the Clement Howell High earlier today in hopes of registering their children into one of the government schools on Providenciales. The registration exercise proved very frustrating to many.

For the Record: Road Safety

The controversial suspension of 14 local taxi drivers by the road safety department continues tonight as road safety officials speak out, and one taxi driver is calling the reduced suspension unfair.

L&H Business License

Proprietors of L & H company limited have told NEWS 4 that they have ceased their money transfer operation since April of this year, and are only opened to conduct the services of their other business licenses.

Eye on the TCI

PNP chairman Donahue Gardiner and former PDM candidate Finbar Grant sat down with ‘eye on the TCI’ host Cheryl-Ann Shand last night to give their take on the Governor’s recent press conference and what they think is needed for the Turks and Caicos.

Willkie Arthur and Robbers Charged

After a manhunt last week for the three suspected robbers involved in  a robbery at the Len’s doctors eye clinic, three suspects appeared before the Magistrates court earlier today to answer to charges.

Personal Assistants Salaries Cut

Government ministers’ personal assistants have received their second salary cut since the Premier Hon. Galmo Williams took office in March. While the exact amount has not yet been revealed sources tell News 4 that it’s a hefty sum.

Hon. Missick’s Court Case Moved

Reports from the Foreign and Commonwealth Office have revealed that Michael Misick’s appeal in the UK courts to stop the entry into force of the Order in Council has been moved up from October  19^th to August 11th. 

South Caicos Bank

First Caribbean International Bank customers in South Caicos are upset with the service being provided at the South Caicos branch. Customers made complaints to News 4 about long lines and lack of sufficient tellers.

Swine Flu in TCI

 After refuting claims on  Friday that there was a case of Swine Flu in the Turks and Caicos Islands Medical personnel  are now saying that there is in fact at least one person a teenager who has tested positive for the sometimes deadly virus. The medical department and other health officials held a press conference late this afternoon to give more details.

L & H Offices Closed

L&H enterprises has been oredered to close its doors by the financial services commission after conducting unlawful money transfers.

Manhunt for Robbers

 Police conducted a massive manhunt on Providenciales yesterday afternoon to find the men responsible for robbing two Grace Bay businesses and tonight police say that at least one of those men is in custody.

Leader of the Opposition & Residents Respond to Governor

Leader of the Opposition Hon. Floyd Seymour and residents are responding to the Governor’s Press statement made earlier today and the announcement of possible criminal charges for the former Premier and members of his former cabinet.

Rotary Completes $500,000 Project

The Rotary Club of Providenciales and Grand Turk unveiled the completion of their $500,000 hurricane relief project in the Nation’s Capital yesterday.