11 April and 18 April 2026 Available
The Island Sun has made its latest digital edition for 18 April 2026 available online, adding to the previously published 11 April 2026 issue. Both editions are free to read via the Read Now button on the Island Sun digital editions page and open in Google Drive for viewing, downloading or printing (source: The Island Sun).
The Island Sun has published a new digital edition dated 18 April 2026, and it is now available free to read online. This follows the newspaper’s 11 April 2026 digital issue, which remains accessible for readers who want to catch up on earlier coverage. Both postings and the Read Now buttons are hosted on the Island Sun website (source: The Island Sun).
To access the 18 April edition directly, click the Read Now button on the Island Sun digital editions page or use this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mzarcZbFedC9T6OtKzSLSnbewVgqpDvY/view?usp=sharing (as provided by The Island Sun). The 11 April edition can still be opened via the previously shared link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QrhskXagfv_4b7Ds_D85TOpQfW8kYSEh/view?usp=drive_link (source: The Island Sun).
Each digital edition opens in Google Drive, allowing readers to view the PDF in a web browser, download a copy to their device, or print pages as needed. The PDF format works on desktop computers, tablets and smartphones, making the paper easy to read, share and save for later reference.
If you prefer, use the Read Now button on the Island Sun’s digital editions archive page to open the latest issue directly (source: The Island Sun). Typical coverage in The Island Sun’s digital editions includes local government and House of Assembly updates, community events and notices, tourism and business stories, environmental reporting, sports results and letters from residents.
The editions aim to give a broad snapshot of life in the British Virgin Islands in one convenient package, useful for residents, visitors and those living overseas who want to stay informed (source: The Island Sun). Readers who prefer a print copy should check local distribution points or contact the Island Sun team through the newspaper’s website for information on print availability and distribution.
Community organisations and individuals wishing to submit notices, event listings or letters to the editor are encouraged to follow the submission guidelines and contact details posted on the Island Sun site (source: The Island Sun). What’s new: the 18 April 2026 digital edition has been posted with a Read Now button that links to the Google Drive PDF, updating the paper’s weekly digital offerings.
The Island Sun’s digital editions archive now includes both the 11 April and 18 April issues for anyone who missed the earlier publication (source: The Island Sun). For regular updates, consider bookmarking the Island Sun digital editions archive or following the newspaper’s social channels for publication announcements and highlights.
The digital editions are free and accessible to all, and the Island Sun continues to serve as an important local source of news and community information for the BVI (source: The Island Sun).
Primary source: Island Sun