There are many Anguillians in the diaspora making a great impact in their professional careers, social initiatives, philanthropic efforts and so much more.  It is always a pleasure when young progressive Anguillians return home and we get to connect as family,  friends, classmates and so much more.  We had the pleasure of reconnecting with Ms. Joy Buchanan a world travelled giant in the Construction field who also serves as a widely heard voice of reason and motivation as a life coach.

There is a lot that goes into the smooth operations of the functioning of an Airport. Regulations, Carriers, Management and all other stakeholders are kept aligned by many factors including the oversight of the Quality Assurance Manager.  On this episode we sit with Mr. Kendell Richardson who serves in this role and talk about the exciting things happening at the Clayton J Lloyd International Airport.

The Public Utilities Commission plays a critical role in consumer protection and fair business practice in the telecommunications and other regulated sectors.  We sit with the Director Mr. Damien Vaughnie Harrigan to discuss the reach, scope and function of the Anguilla Public Utilities Commission.

In Part II of this discussion with Premier Ellis L. Webster, M.D. we turn our attention to the Public Purse and the Ministry of Finance.  We get the details on the current performance of GST as well as a snapshot of upcoming foreign direct investment opportunities.

The Ministry of Health also falls under the purview of Premier Ellis L. Webster, M.D. on this episode of Progress Report we discuss all things health including staffing of the public health facilities and the expectations post the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The Public Service Pension Fund is a great resource to present and retired civil servants.  It is also a point of reference for those  considering their career path as an employee with the Government of Anguilla.  On this episode we sit with the Administrator of the fund, Mrs. Monifa Brooks-Gumbs for an indepth discussion on the possibilities and purpose of the Public Service Pension Fund.

In her first interview since taking up the post of Gender Coordinator with the Gender Affairs Unit in the Government of Anguilla Ms. Kemoloy Murphy speaks to the vision, policy planning and programme implementation she will be rolling out over the course of her career.

Senior Health Educator /Chairperson WHD, CWD/ Anguilla Regional Health Communication Network Representative/ Risk Communication Officer COVID-19 Mrs. Jennifer Gumbs shares a wealth of information with us and highlight Anguilla's part in the fight for Cancer awareness and prevention where possible.

Dr. Bonnie Richardson-Lake is no stranger to the arena of Social Development and Education she has been in the Ministry for a considerable part of her professional career.  We get a sneak peak into the new programmes and policies being rolled out of the ministry in this new episode of Progress Report.

Minimum Wage vs a Liveable Wage.  We sit with the Chairman of the Minimum Wage Steering Committee Dr. Wycliffe Fahie and members Glenville Hodge and Melisha Maccow-Niles to discuss the work of the committee as they advance the mandate to bring about Anguilla's first national minimum wage.

The role of the Deputy Governor and efforts to position the Public Service as an employer of choice on this new episode of Progress Report.

Responsible Journalism.  Citizen Journalism. The role media houses play in the stability of a nation when political influences take over and much more as we have an open conversation with the most seasoned journalist in the Easter Caribbean Mr. Keith "Stone" Greaves.

The Honourable Premier of the Anguilla Youth Parliament Mr. Shamar Gaskin and the Honourable Leader of Opposition Ms. Rhonica Connor speaks with us about the advancements of the Anguilla Youth Parliament and general youth advancement.

We sit with the Community Services Planner to discuss the launch of the National Parenting Programme; Family First. The National Parenting Programme is another step in Anguilla’s quest to strengthen the family as a vital unit in society through the building and supporting of healthy relationship among family members, and the wider  community. Family First will address key issues faced by today’s parents: -  Ensure all parents have easy access to clear, concise information on everything from pregnancy to the teenage years and beyond. - Offer informed, coordinated support to enable parents to develop their parenting skills, whatever their need, wherever they live, whether they live together or apart. - Provide targeted support to families facing additional pressures that impact on day-to-day parenting. - Acknowledge and address the wider issues that can affect parents’ abilities to provide a nurturing environment and care for their child.

Ports.  Roads and the infrastructure necessary to propel Anguilla forward.

Reformed is defined as changed for the better. We unbox the aforementioned with the Chief Probation Officer Ms. Jocelyn Johnson on the next episode of Progress Report. #growing #sustainably #together #AdvancingThroughAdversity #RestoringProsperity

Unions and the importance of community representation as we transform the public and private sector.

Labour Relations and the need for a minimum wage in Anguilla.  Immigration and how we grow our population.

Back to School signals a changing in the learning landscape.  We take detailed look at where we the Ministry of Education and Social Development stands with its plans to create a new generation of critical thinkers able of seizing the opportunities of the day.

Road Safety.  Traffic Changes and the Anguilla Summer Festival.  It's all you need to know about policing the summer heightened activities in Anguilla.