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Governor visits Tortola | THE DAILY HERALD

April 21, 2026

Governor visits Tortola | THE DAILY HERALD
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Governor Crouch with Governor Pruce in Tortola.

ANGUILLA--Governor Julia Crouch visited Tortola, Virgin Islands to discuss further collaboration across our Islands particularly on law enforcement and criminal justice.

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The Governor was hosted by Governor Daniel Pruce and met with Premier Dr. Wheatley, acting Po-lice Commissioner Richard Ullger, Attorney General Dawne Smith and various members of the legal profession.

During the visit, the Governor was able to visit the prison to learn about their rehabilitative activi-ties including a prison workshop. She also met the combined marine unit in anticipation of strength-ening Anguilla’s maritime presence.

The Governor said that she looks forward to welcoming Governor Pruce for a return visit to Anguilla in the near future.

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