Falklands Liberation Commemoration: A Doncaster museum is marking the 44th anniversary of the end of the 1982 conflict with an invitation-only event today, including a live link to Stanley and a wreath-laying at a memorial for the 255 British service personnel and three islanders lost in the war. HMS Glamorgan Memorial: Wreaths were laid at Hookers Point to remember those killed when HMS Glamorgan was struck by an Exocet missile in the final days of the Falklands war. Defence Contract Watch: The UK Ministry of Defence has begun market engagement for a major £500m facilities management contract covering British Forces South Atlantic Islands sites in the Falklands and on Ascension, running from 2030. Housing Push: Executive Council has approved an Accelerated Housing Development Scheme creating 60 plots at Murray Heights, with 30 modular units due within 12 months, prioritising incoming Navitas oil workers. Water Security: A solar-powered desalination unit is set to arrive to convert seawater into drinking water at Goose Green as rainfall variability strains supplies. Immigration Policy Update: The Falkland Islands Government has approved a new immigration health policy that clarifies when serious medical conditions and high-cost or hard-to-source medication can lead to permit refusals. Aviation Milestone: Britten-Norman says the first fully UK-built BN2 Islander for FIGAS has reached 75% completion at Bembridge, with final assembly due in the coming weeks. Pride Month Reception: The Governor hosted the first Pride Month reception at Government House, with support for the LGBTQ+ community highlighted across the week.