On Wednesday 19th April, NOAA National Hurricane Centre specialists will be in Cayman from 8:30am to 2:00pm at Grand Cayman’s Owen Roberts International Airport, helping residents to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season, which begins on 1st June.
This year’s Earth/International Costal Cleanup Day is hosted in conjunction with the Chamber of Commerce Cayman CLEAN Campaign. Get your team together and join us for a community event dedicated to preserving the natural beauty of our islands, in support of a cleaner, greener environment.
The Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Katherine Ebanks-Wilks, hosted the second Women of Parliament luncheon for past and present Members, Speakers, and Clerks on Thursday at the House of Parliament.
The National Roads Authority (NRA) has commenced the next phase of work along the East-West Arterial. Construction is now underway on the section from Poindexter Rd and Hirst Road to widen the area from two lanes to four.
Living faith and belief in contemporary society was the topic under discussion at a recent Zoom! seminar presented by the Rt. Rev. Kevin Donlon and put on by the Centre for Theological Leadership and Training (CTLT).
Assertions that the Regen/dump rehabilitation project could be financially crippling for the Cayman Islands have been firmly rejected.
Both the PACT government and the DART group which is leading the project have issued statements challenging those conclusions being circulated.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is asking members of the public to get their bulk waste ready as the annual collection of bulk waste is now scheduled for May.
The Public Lands Commission (PLC) has released guidelines and answers to questions related to camping, bonfires and barbequing ahead of the 2023 Easter Public Holidays which officially begins on Good Friday, 7 April 2023.
The Cayman Islands Orchid Society held their annual orchid show and sale at the Queen Elizabeth Botanic Park on Saturday and Sunday, 25 and 26 March.
Persons of all ages are invited to participate in this year’s Chamber of Commerce Earth Day cleanup which takes place on Saturday, 22 April. Registration is free and the first 2,000 people who register online will receive a custom designed T-shirt and a reusable tote bag while supplies last.