2021 in the British Virgin Islands

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See also:	Other events of 2021; Timeline of BVI history;

Events from the year 2021 in the British Virgin Islands.

Incumbents

Governor:
- Until 23 January Augustus Jaspert
- 23 January - 29 January David Archer (acting)
- From 29 January John Rankin
Premier: Andrew Fahie

12 January - The UK Government announces it is withdrawing funding from the BVI's Recovery and Development Agency.^[1]
18 January - The Governor forms a Commission of Inquiry in order to "look into whether corruption, abuse of office or other serious dishonesty in relation to officials — elected, statutory or public — may have taken place in recent years. If so, it will consider the conditions which allowed this to take place and make independent recommendations for improvement."^[2] The Commission is to be headed by retired English Court of Appeal judge, Sir Gary Hickinbottom.^[3]

9 February - Earl "Bob" Hodge is shot and killed.^[4] The United States had made repeated unsuccessful attempts to extradite Hodge on allegations of cocaine trafficking.^[5]
24 February - The Premier announces the formation of a review commission in relation to the Constitution of the British Virgin Islands.^[6]

4 May - The Commission of Inquiry in relation to the Government led by Sir Gary Hickinbottom starts sitting.^[7]

22 October - Evidence gathering stage of the Commission of Inquiry concludes.^[10]
28 October - The Government proposes a motion in the House of Assembly that the financial burden of a costs order against the Speaker of the House be met from public funds.^[11]
29 October - On online petition criticising the government's decision to pay the legal costs of the Speaker of the House in relation to a failed injunction application receives over 1,000 signatures in the first 24 hours.^[12]