Liberation Day Commemorations: Falkland Islands Liberation Day on Sunday 14 June marked the end of the 1982 conflict, with the Islands’ flag flying above No 6 Convent Place and a Stanley parade and service at the Falklands Memorial where wreaths were laid and veterans reflected on the 74-day occupation. UK Remembrance Links: Doncaster’s South Yorkshire Aircraft Museum held a 44th anniversary event with a live link to Stanley, bringing together veterans, Falkland Islanders and VIPs to remember the Argentine surrender and liberation. Local Government Notice: FIG confirmed Monday 15 June 2026 is a public holiday in lieu of Liberation Day, with most Government departments closed (except essential services). Infrastructure for Homes: Executive Council approved an Accelerated Housing Development Scheme creating 60 plots at Murray Heights, with 30 modular units planned in the next 12 months, prioritising incoming Navitas oil workers. Water Security Project: A solar-powered desalination unit is set to arrive at Goose Green to convert seawater into drinking water as rainfall variability affects fresh supplies. Immigration Health Policy: FIG approved a new immigration health policy clarifying when serious medical conditions, or high-cost/unsourced medication, may lead to permit refusals. Aviation Milestone: Britten-Norman says the first fully reshored UK-built BN2 Islander for FIGAS is 75% complete at Bembridge, with final assembly due in coming weeks. Environment & Oceans: Falklands events for World Environment Day and World Oceans Day ran at the FIDF Hall with hands-on activities focused on protecting local seas and marine life. Pride Month Reception: Government House hosted the Islands’ inaugural Pride reception as support for the LGBTQ+ community continues through the week.