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Falklands, significant pressure on Southbound Airbridge flights during September
Monday, September 15th 2025 - 04:36 UTC The airbridge parked at MPC airport The Falkland Islands community will be aware of the strain on Airbridge seating capacity at this time of year and will appreciate that this week’s cancelled flight has...

Falklands at UK Parties conference; “next year will have to include Reform”
Monday, September 15th 2025 - 04:20 UTC MLA Birmingham will attend the three main UK party conferences A representative from the Falkland Islands Legislative Assembly, together with the team from the London Office, FIGO, will attend this year’s...
Chief of Police leaves Falkland Islands ‘by mutual agreement’ and no further comment from government
CHIEF of Police Albert Dann is to leave office “by mutual agreement” as Falkland Islands Government (FIG) are refusing to comment further. In a three line press statement on September 5 FIG thanked Superintendent Dann for his service and stated...

Falklands agriculture, grants for the Land Recovery Program
Sunday, September 14th 2025 - 14:40 UTC Some of the eroded shore line in islands of the archipelago recovered with Tussock grass tufts The Falkland Islands Government (FIG) Department of Agriculture has launched a new Land Recovery Program (LRP),...

Falklands, Chilean Independence Day reception at Government House
Sunday, September 14th 2025 - 15:18 UTC One of the many Chilean festivities in the Falklands, this one recently with visiting Princess Anne The Governor of the Falkland Islands, Colin Martin Reynolds, is looking forward to hosting an event to...

Teddington man shares memories of twice-knighted RAF hero father behind Berlin airlift and Falklands air campaign
Former Victoria resident, Sir John Curtiss, twice knighted for his distinguished military service, flew over 260 missions into a blockaded city during the Berlin Airlift, masterminded British air operations in the Falklands War, and became the...

Falkland Islands Government launches ThinkFalklands website
Falkland Islands Government has launched a new website to help people explore careers and life on the Islands. ThinkFalklands.com offers job listings, relocation tips, and real stories from those who’ve already made the move.

Falklands business delegation trip to Chile
A Falkland business delegation has just returned from Chile, where they explored opportunities in sustainable energy, innovation and connections between the two territories. The visit, organised by the Falkland Island Development Corporation,...

Falklands Illex fishery ITQ discussed at Fisheries Committee
After a third consecutive year of disruption for the second Loligo season, calls for research into why problems are occurring are growing among producers. Data presented to the Fisheries Committee showed the total catch after 26 days of the...

Falklands Festival of Lights 2025
The Falklands Festival of Lights was back this weekend. The event organised by Multicultural Falklands celebrated the cultural diversity of the Falklands with floats, dancing, and plenty of food from round the world.

Falklands Fire and Rescue Service seek new recruits
Now, if you’re on the lookout for something to fill your time, perhaps becoming a firefighter might be of interest. The Falkland Islands Fire and Rescue Service are currently looking for new retained firefighters to join their ranks, with members...

Falklands Legislative Assembly marks Gibraltar Day

Tour De Falklands: Cyclists ride from Mount Pleasant in aid of cancer charities
Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy hosted a fundraising event in Glasgow this Sunday called the Tour De Four. It raised money towards cancer charities and shined a spotlight on those with a stage four cancer diagnosis. Here in the Falklands a group of...

Your Guide To Drygalski Fjord, South Georgia (2025 Update)
If you’re visiting South Georgia, don’t miss a visit to Drygalski Fjord! This majestic natural landmark boasts some of the best views in the area. To see breathtaking glaciers, frolicking penguins, and rugged mountains against the backdrop of the...

Falklands General Election, Legislative Assembly provides information on the political system
Monday, September 8th 2025 - 18:07 UTC Falkland Islanders love to exercise their right to vote and strongly support the democratic system (Pic EFE) Ahead of the General Election expected to take place in December 2025, the Falkland Islands...

Falklands wool gets a new home
The new Wool Warehouse is open for business. After a number of setbacks during the past months, wool bails can now be seen on the warehouse floor as the Falkland Islands Wool Company gear up for the season ahead. We went along to see how the...

MAIB: Fishing Vessel Foundered off Falklands Due to Failed Shell Door
The UK Marine Accident Investigation Branch has released a report on the sinking of the fishing vessel Argos Georgia, which went down off the coast of the Falkland Islands in 2024 with the loss of 13 lives. On July 21, 2024, the 2018-built fishing...

Falkland Islands Launch Relocation Platform
The Falkland Islands Government has launched ThinkFalklands.com, a new relocation platform designed to help professionals and families explore life on the Islands, in a place where career opportunities, community spirit and natural beauty come...

Douglas Lake Road closed due to mudslide 17 kilometres west of Falkland (Salmon Arm)
Photo: DriveBC Location of mudslide on Douglas Lake Road Douglas Lake Road has been closed west of Westwold due to a mudslide. The slide is located near the 16-kilometre marker. DriveBC said an assessment of the situation is underway.

Falkland Islands Launch ThinkFalklands.com Relocation Platform
The Falkland Islands Government has announced the launch of ThinkFalklands.com, a new relocation platform designed to help professionals and families explore life and career opportunities in the Islands. Combining practical relocation support with...