Events from the year 2014 in the British Virgin Islands.
Incumbents Governor: until August 1: William Boyd McCleary August 1-August 15: V. Inez Archibald (acting) starting August 15: John Duncan Premier: Orlando Smith
Events January 13 January 2014 - First cases of the 2013–14 chikungunya outbreak are confirmed in the British Virgin Islands. 17 January 2014 - Premier Orlando Smith promises Government will address the "harsh and brutal reality" of the Territory's $300 million unfunded public pension deficit.
March 29 March 2014 - The People's Empowerment Party, led by Alvin Christopher, is launched.
April 8 April 2014 - A major fire burns down a number of buildings in the capital, Road Town, during the early hours of the morning.
July 25 July 2014 - The Auditor General issues a highly critical report relating to a $6 million public greenhouse project. The greenhouses never produced any crops, and were eventually destroyed by Hurricane Irma. 29 July 2014 - The House of Assembly amends the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Bill after the Governor, Boyd McCleary, refuses to sign it, citing concerns over press freedom.
August 30 August 2014 - William "Kenny" Industrious dies at the age of 104. He is believed to be the oldest ever Virgin Islander.
October 7 October 2014 - Minister for Health, Ronnie Skelton, flies overseas for medical treatment leading to criticism. 25 October 2014 - Former legislator Irene Penn-O'Neal is charged with gun possession alongside her children. She is later acquitted. 31 October 2014 - The law is amended so that legitimate and illegitimate children are to be treated equally.
November 17 November 2014 - The 2010 BVI Census is finally published, nearly five years after it is conducted. The Territory census is conducted every 10 years.
December 31 December 2014 - BVI Airways suspends scheduled services "temporarily".
Deaths 3 April - J.S. Archibald, QC - former Crown Counsel (predecessor office to Attorney General).
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