Governor and Commissioner of Police taking salute.
ANGUILLA--Premier Ellis Lorenzo Webster and members of government were at Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport on Wednesday, December 30, to bid farewell to Governor Tim Foy and his wife as they departed for the UK.
Governor Tim Foy waving farewell as he boards the plane.
A contingent of officers from the Royal Anguilla Police Force (RAPF) accompanied by the RAPF Community Band formed a guard of honour as they bade farewell to Governor Tim Foy. The governor did a brief inspection of the guard of honour and was presented with a flag of the RAPF by Commissioner of Police Paul Morrison. The band played “Auld Lang Syne” as the popular couple made their way onto the aircraft taking them to Antigua.
Foy served as governor since 2017, arriving just two weeks before Hurricane Irma. He served with two governments and received high praise from all who worked with him. He is returning to London and will be working at the Home Office. The new governor scheduled to arrive in January is Dileeni Daniel-Selvaratnam.
