CABINET NOTES: The Government of Antigua and Barbuda has approved the naming of a street in Freeman’s Village in honour of the late Mr. Christopher Neville Browne, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to community life and the labour movement.

The decision follows a presentation to Cabinet by the Honourable Anthony Smith, Parliamentary Representative for All Saints, who highlighted Mr. Browne’s lifelong dedication to national development and grassroots engagement.

Born on October 29, 1922, Mr. Browne was one of the nation’s oldest citizens and a proud son of Freeman’s Village. He was a committed trade unionist and an active member of the Antigua Trades and Labour Union (AT&LU), consistently participating in Labour Day activities and advocating for workers’ rights throughout his life.

Mr. Browne was also recognized for his cultural significance, having been featured in the Antigua Day documentary hosted at the Precision Centre. His legacy of service, resilience, and community pride has left an indelible mark on those who knew him and the wider national community.

At his 101st birthday celebration, a recommendation was made by Sir Clare Roberts for the road on which he resided to be named in his honour. Cabinet’s decision brings this long-standing proposal to fruition.

The street will be officially designated “Christopher Neville Browne Road.”

The Government extends its deepest condolences to the Browne family and expresses its gratitude for Mr. Browne’s invaluable contributions to Antigua and Barbuda.

Further details regarding the official naming ceremony will be announced in due course.