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The scholars brought back a wealth of expertise in tropical medicine, environmental law, international human rights, commerce and telecommunications having completed Chevening Scholarships.
British High Commissioner Paul Turner has provided a new cocoa processing machine to the social enterprise, KOSI, helping increase production and export opportunities.
High Commissioner, Paul Turner, and Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Finance and Treasury, David Dennis, launched the next phase of UK government support to Solomon Island’s successful re-entry to EITI.
The governments of UK and Solomon Islands agree the next phase of an energy programme, including a roadmap to create an independent energy regulator.
Director of Close Personal Protection Aipo Kabwere and Provincial Police Commander Supervising for Western Province, Wilken Miriki are taking part in the month-long programme.
A Westminster Foundation for Democracy workshop in Honiara explored barriers to women’s participation in politics and ways to build a more inclusive democracy.
Students, young professionals and aspiring leaders interested in pursuing a fully funded master's degree attended the Chevening Scholarship info session.
British High Commissioner, Paul Turner, hosted athletes and officials of Team Solomons for afternoon tea in recognition of their participation in the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, last month.
UK government's newly launched project 'RISE' will support stronger governance and community leadership in Solomon Islands' forestry management.
The British High Commission in Honiara in partnership with the National Art Gallery launched the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition in Honiara.
The British Royal Navy ship, HMS Tamar, anchored in Tulagi on Friday morning as the first stop in a week-long visit to Solomon Islands.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Journalists in Honiara completed a four-day fact-checking and verification training to strengthen integrity, accuracy, and resilience in reporting.
UK Statement at Solomon Islands' Universal Periodic Review at the Human Rights Council in Geneva.
The Chevening Alumni of Solomon Islands (CASI) held its 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday 30 April 2026, at the British High Commissioner’s Residence in Honiara.
The UK Government stands with the people of Solomon Islands following the devastation caused by Tropical Cyclone Maila.
New UK funding will support communities across the Pacific, helping them prepare for extreme weather, protect vital ecosystems and build long‑term resilience.
The inaugural symposium brought together leaders to reflect on national progress towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The Solomon Islands government and the United Kingdom have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) formalising their partnership on forest governance under the UK-funded FGMC programme.
High Commissioner Paul Turner attended the final day of a leadership training course run by the UK College of Policing for the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force.
A new community-led effort supported by the UK government has equipped six Solomon Islands coastal communities to better guard their livelihoods and food security from marine pollution.
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