AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation & Jobs: Britten-Norman says the first reshored UK-built Islander for FIGAS has hit 75% completion at its Bembridge plant, with final assembly due in the coming weeks and a second airframe nearing 25% as components are already in production. Housing Pressure: Executive Council has approved an accelerated Stanley housing push at Murray Heights, including infrastructure for 60 modular plots and 30 modular units, aiming to deliver 30 FIG homes within 12 months (with short-term knock-on delays at Sapper Hill). Public Finance: The Falklands Government’s 2026/27 budget totals £216.3m under a “live within our means” approach, with a £500 cost-of-living payment for full-time FIG employees, a 5.3% minimum wage rise to £10.17 from Jan 2027, and fee/charge increases of 2.7% linked to inflation. Oil & Sovereignty: Argentina escalated its dispute over the Sea Lion field, calling Rockhopper and Navitas “clandestine” and warning it could “fully exercise all” actions over drilling plans near the Falklands. Local Governance: A public meeting on Monday 8 June (5-6pm) will hear Financial Secretary Pat Clunie present the 2026/27 annual budget.
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