Anguilla
Anguilla House of Assembly - photo by Anguilla News
Key Facts
Head of State: HM King Charles III
Head of Government: Premier Hon. Ellis Webster MHA
Capital City (location of Parliament): The Valley
Unicameral/Bicameral: Unicameral - House of Assembly (11)
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CPA UK & Anguilla
CPA UK and the Anguilla House of Assembly have successfully partnered to strengthen democracy and good governance in the UK Overseas Territory since 2015. Anguilla regularly engages in bilateral and multilateral activities delivered as part of the CPA UK-led UK Overseas Territories Project (UKOTP) which focuses on good governance and oversight of public finances. In addition to Members and officials of the House of Assembly, lay Members, auditors and electoral officials have participated in a range of activities organised by CPA UK and CPA BIMR (The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association British Islands and Mediterranean Region).
Most recently, from 24 to 26 March, CPA UK collaborated with CPA HQ to deliver a Post Election Seminar (PES) in Anguilla. The Seminar follows elections to the Anguilla House of Assembly which took place in February 2025.
The Seminar was designed to give new and returning elected Parliamentarians from the Anguilla House of Assembly improved knowledge and skills to undertake their parliamentary duties, legislate, scrutinise, provide oversight and represent their communities effectively. The sessions covered topics such as conduct and ethics, public speaking, the role of Parliaments in the 21st century and Ministerial governance.
CPA UK values the strong relationship with the House of Assembly and looks forward to collaborating further via UKOTP and through other avenues.
Featured Past Programmes
Anguilla Post Election Seminar, Anguilla, 24 - 26 March 2025
From 24 to 26 March, a delegation from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Headquarters and the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association UK jointly held a Post Election Seminar (PES) in Anguilla. The Seminar follows elections to the Anguilla House of Assembly which took place in February 2025.
The Seminar was designed to give new and returning elected Parliamentarians from the Anguilla House of Assembly improved knowledge and skills to undertake their parliamentary duties, legislate, scrutinise, provide oversight and represent their communities effectively.