Child Protection & Accountability: Pastor Kevin Liddie says Antigua and Barbuda’s Sex Offenders Registry can’t protect children on its own, urging boundary-and-grooming education from an early age and stronger coordinated safeguards. Public Safety Policy: The government plans to make the Sex Offenders Registry public, including photographs, after pressure from child-protection advocates. Policing Reform Debate: Critics say rebranding the Royal Police Force as a “service” is meaningless without real changes to leadership, training, discipline and promotions. Youth & Learning: MCA brings cannabis awareness to the Harrison Center School of Continuing Education with age-appropriate, interactive guidance on responsible choices and career pathways. Parents, Students & Teachers: NPTA honours outstanding parents, students and teachers at its third annual awards ceremony, celebrating Grade Six and CSEC achievements. Community Support: Sandals Foundation, Digicel Antigua and Tropical Adventures expand Back-to-School handovers across Antigua, distributing backpacks and supplies to hundreds of children. Tourism & Culture: UK arrivals jump as Antigua and Barbuda targets Carnival growth, with ABTA pushing UK/Europe campaigns tied to the 70th anniversary celebrations. Barbuda Education: Government moves to ease space constraints with a new primary school for Barbuda. Arts & Events: Antigua and Barbuda Art Week invites audiences to meet the artists behind the canvas, with a “Meet the Artists” video series leading up to the festival. Regional Spotlight: Police Week prioritises community engagement despite a shortened programme for CHOGM. International Ties: Duchess Sophie begins a surprise Zambia trip, with engagements linked to gender equality, climate, and education—plus a connection to Antigua’s upcoming Global Summit for Eye Health. Local Achievement: Port CEO Darwin Telemaque earns a doctoral degree on sustainable port development and international relations.