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Listed below are the principal changes in each release, in addition to which there are generally new and improved images, corrections and other minor improvements throughout the site.

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16th September 2026

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We have updated our page The Governor of St Helena for the new incumbent.

We have expanded the entry for ‘Infamous Visitor’ Dr. Sergio Bran.

9th September 2026

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When we show a large World Map we now use the Eckert_IV_projection, adopted in 2026 by the European Union because it shows countries in their true size, rather than the exaggerated view of the North and South generated from the older Mercator projection. For an example see our page Maps of St Helena.

Our History pages (in their Read More section) now suggest you peruse www.sthelenahistory.com for additional source data that you may find interesting and useful.

There has been a big change regarding the island’s donkeys. See our page Donkeys.

17th July 2026

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We have added a NEW PAGE highlighting another spectacularly varied feature of our island: The Fauna of St Helena.

The St Helena National Trust has news about its Planting Project.

We have added a new sport to our page Sport on St Helena.

The ‘Infamous Visitors?’ part of our page Famous Visitors has a new entry.

An article by the Young Vets Club has been added to our page Jonathan the tortoise.

29th May 2026

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We have a NEW PAGE highlighting a spectacularly varied feature of our island: The Flora of St Helena.

We have added a lot more information about ‘Teabag’, the station cat for Radio St Helena.

Read what AI says about Saint Helena Island Info.

Learn about the changes we have made to our Social Media feeds.

8th April 2026

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In case you have heard otherwise, Jonathan has not died and remains the world’s oldest living land animal. More on our page Jonathan the tortoise.

We have the 2026 Wirebird Census results on our page The Wirebird.

Read about the attempts to swim around St Helena on our page Go Swimming!.

See the proposed new logo for this site on our page Artificial Intelligence. We don’t think so!

25th February2026

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We have a NEW PAGE, Icons of St Helena, which are not the same as our National Symbols.

The Major Incident regarding the St Helena Airport is documented on our page A Brief History (continued).

Read about the first-ever Round-The-Island Swim on our page Go Swimming!.

The King Charles III Banknotes are now in circulation. Details on our page Notes and Coins of St Helena.

The ill-fated Early Warning System has been added to the Things that don’t work section of our page Could you live here?.

14th January 2026

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King Charles III Banknotes have been announced. Details on our page Notes and Coins of St Helena.

If walking is too slow for you, see about something faster on our page Walking St Helena.

Our page Christmas has been updated with the 2025 events.

We’ve removed the list of TV channels available from our page Television because it changes with zero notice and we don’t want to carry out-of-date information.

6th December 2025

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From this release forwards Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is known as such throughout the site.

Following the 2025 Agricultural Show we have introduced a NEW PAGE, Farming, all about the present and history of agriculture on St Helena and with extensive coverage of the recent show.

We’ve improved the way This site was last updated… is reported which has resulted in a large number of pages with very minor updates. We have also improved the way the Closing Humour is generated, with a similar result.

At the advice of our site host we have moved away from using http:// and switched to https:// instead, which makes no practical difference whatsoever unless your browser is one of those that gives imminent danger of death warnings about http:// sites, in which case you will no longer get these (and, we hope, sleep better at night).

And Finally… Check out an update to our page Get Married Here.

28th October 2025

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Our page Country Music was one of the first pages we wrote , but now we have a new page - Music - for all the many other musical styles featured here.

Updates have been made to many pages reflecting the move of the Port Facilities to Ruperts.

We have added a new Saved building - see our page Saved Buildings, recorded the visit of famous pianist Filippo Gorini and note the update to the lights on Jacob’s Ladder.

Pages related to Districts now give Legislative Council Representative information and our page Districts of St Helena lists them all.

Angus McKay has kindly sent us some photos taken on a visit in 1981, when he was just 10.

25th September 2025

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We have summarised the latest plans for primary school reorganisation on our page Education.

Our page Government on St Helena is now updated for latest developments.

We are no longer able to be contacted by telephone. Our operational contact details are on the page Contact Us.

We’ve updated the page Roads with a more intuitive structure, and to reflect the completion of the Ladder Hill Road Refurbishment.

Our page about where to find St Helena has been updated to help people coming here from far, far away… Where is St Helena?.

Older Items

Older items can be found on our Page Updates History.

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Credits:
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Footnotes:
{1} Who apparently also said If you allow them[women] to achieve complete equality with men, do you think they will be easier to live with? Not at all. Once they have achieved equality, they will be your masters.

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