Chief Minister of Anguilla
































Chief Minister of Anguilla

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Coat of Arms of Anguilla


Incumbent
Victor Banks
since 23 April 2015
Style The Honourable
Appointer Governor of Anguilla
Term length At the Governor's pleasure
Formation 10 February 1976
First holder Ronald Webster
Website Office of the Chief Minister











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The Chief Minister of Anguilla is the head of government in the British Overseas Territory of Anguilla. The Chief Minister is appointed by the Governor of Anguilla on behalf of the Monarchy of the United Kingdom, currently Queen Elizabeth II.


The current Chief Minister is Victor Banks.



List of Chief Ministers of Anguilla




























































Incumbent
(Birth–Death)
 Tenure
 Political Affiliation
Took Office
 Left Office

Ronald Webster
(1926–2016)
 10 February 1976
 1 February 1977
People's Progressive Party (to 1977); Anguilla United Party

Emile Gumbs
(1928–2018)
 1 February 1977
 May 1980
Anguilla National Alliance

Ronald Webster
(1926–2016)
 May 1980
 12 March 1984
Anguilla United Party (to 1981); Anguilla National Alliance

Emile Gumbs
(1928–2018)
 12 March 1984
 16 March 1994
Anguilla National Alliance

Hubert Hughes
(1933–)
 16 March 1994
 6 March 2000
Anguilla United Party

Osbourne Fleming
(1940–)
 6 March 2000
 16 February 2010
Anguilla United Front

Hubert Hughes
(1933–)
 16 February 2010
 23 April 2015
Anguilla United Movement

Victor Banks
(1947–)
 23 April 2015
 Present
Anguilla United Front


See also



  • List of current heads of government in the United Kingdom and dependencies

  • List of leaders of dependent territories

  • Elections in Anguilla

  • Politics of Anguilla


  • List of Prime Ministers of Saint Kitts and Nevis (Historical)


  • Prime Minister of the West Indies Federation (Historical)













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