The Consumer Affairs Division said it is unlikely that Antigua & Barbuda has been affected by the European horsemeat scandal.

An investigation conducted into health concerns at Coolidge Fire Station has revealed that officers stationed there are exposed to several health risks – including high levels of carbon dioxide and poor working conditions.

The Chief Health Inspector has laid the blame for flooding over the weekend squarely on the shoulder of residents.

The Central Board of Health has announced a new line of attack on the mosquito that causes dengue fever.

The repeated failure of some residents and business people to properly dispose of their trash is wasting taxpayers’ money that could be better spent elsewhere.

After being under lock and key for almost one year, an investigative review conducted into the administration and operations of the Central Board of Health

Health officials are cautioning residents about buying illegally slaughtered meat, even as they mount a probe into the killing of cattle which occurred over the weekend.

A local contractor has come to defence of the architects of the Hadeed-financed office complex which houses the High Court and ministries of Education, Finance, Tourism and Legal Affairs.

Chief Health Inspector Lionel Michael has blamed poor structural design, among other matters, for causing the health problems that have plagued staffers

Following recent talks with Chief Health Inspector Lionel Michael, Member of Parliament for St John’s City South Steadroy “Cutie” Benjamin said there are plans to unify the Country Pond car washers under an association.