History
Goose Green Liberation Day Marked
The 29th May marked the 41st anniversary of the liberation of Goose Green. During the 1982 conflict Falkland Islanders were held prisoner in the Goose
New Power Station questions arise on 50th Anniversary
The 19th of May marked 50 years since Stanley Power Station B was opened back in 1973. MLAs and FIG officials made a surprise visit
Community Gathers for Atlantic Conveyor Memorial Service
On the evening of the 25th May 1982, the MV Atlantic Conveyor was hit by 2 Exocet missiles. That same day, HMS Coventry was sunk
Other News
Star Wars Day marked in the Falklands
Stanley Post Boxes receive Royal Treatment!
BAS Twin Otter plane visits Stanley
Zimbabwean Independence Day Celebrated
Chocolate Fudge Pudding – The Falklands Way
St Helena Day marked in Stanley
St Helena Day may have been on Sunday 21st May – but it wasn’t too late for Government House to mark the occasion. The following
King’s Coronation Events Celebrated in Stanley
Last weekend, most of us got to enjoy an extra day of rest and relaxation. However, this was no ordinary Bank Holiday weekend. From rock
Falkland’s Community Remember First British Casualty of 1982 Falklands War
Lieutenant Nick Taylor, a harrier pilot who was shot down by Argentine anti-aircraft guns during the raid at Goose Green, was the first British casualty
Battle Day commemorated in Falkland Islands
The annual Battle Day parade and service took place on Thursday. The public holiday and remembrance event commemorates the 1914 Battle of the Falklands which
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Plaque Unveiled to Commemorate Naval Party 8901
Veterans Armistice Day
Falklands Welcome Veterans and Next of Kin on Pilgrimage
First sod cut at Museum’s new Lookout Gallery Building
Veterans pay respect to the fallen of HMS Ardent
Veteran Welsh Guards Visit Fitzroy
Investigating The Falklands’ Trade Union History
FITV digs into History Behind Falklands Day
Infant Junior School Launch End of Term Production
40th Anniversary Museum Exhibition in Stanley
