“Vindicated” is how six Antigua Labour Party members, who were charged for breaching the Public Order Act, feel after the charges against them were, dismissed yesterday by Chief Magistrate Joanne Walsh.

The court case against the Antigua Labour Party (ALP) members who held the Mega March in 2011 resumed yesterday, with Commissioner of Police Vere Browne

Research Officer for the Antigua Labour Party (ALP) Lionel Max Hurst has admitted that Chairman of the Public Accounts Lester Bird knew he had no “power“ to summon Ambassador David Shoul to a meeting on Tuesday.

A Liberta woman is seeking legal redress after what she said was a false and very frightening arrest over an alleged theft she has no knowledge of and the confiscation of her vehicle by police last Friday.

As former interim chairman of Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commission (ABEC) Bruce Goodwin awaits word on what his next assignment will be, he says he’s relieved to be out of the limelight.

Suspended Antigua & Barbuda Electoral Commissioner (ABEC) Lionel “Max” Hurst has signalled his intention to explore legal options once he receives a copy of the long awaited Tribunal Report, the contents of which Governor General Dame Louise Lake-Tack

Supporters of the main opposition Antigua Labour Party (ALP) did not seem to get the message that the picket was postponed. Just a handful turned up yesterday outside the Prime Minister’s Office.