Extended Holiday Hours for Liquor Licence Holders
The Liquor Licensing Boards for Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands have formally agreed on extending operating hours during the holiday season for liquor licence holders across the Cayman Islands.
The Liquor Licensing Boards for Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands have formally agreed on extending operating hours during the holiday season for liquor licence holders across the Cayman Islands.
As the RCIPS Holiday Safety Operation Winter Guardian continues, road safety and traffic enforcement remain a key area of focus
Shortly after 3:00AM today, 23 December, officers responded to a report of an unresponsive man at the roadside on West Bay Road, north of Treasure Lane. Upon arrival officers observed the man and immediately began to administer first aid
Why the Story at the Heart of Christmas Still Matters
At Christmas, we gather around a story that has shaped centuries: that of a child born in obscurity, to a poor family, in a forgotten corner of the Roman world. For us Christians, this story is believed to be historical.
Thursday 18 December marked one week since the full complement of officers were deployed for Operation Winter Guardian. During this time, the Cayman Community has seen an increased presence of officers in communities and commercial areas,
Responding to his call for business leaders to “lean in” with Government on community-building initiatives, CIREBA has spoken with Premier the Hon. André M. Ebanks MP and is moving forward with a proposal to provide grants of up to CI$5,000.00
Two men were arrested on Friday, 19 December, following a report of suspicious activity at Smith Cove Beach on South Church Street.
The Ministry of Caymanian Employment and Immigration (MCEI) advises the public that the Labour (National Minimum Basic Wage) (Amendment) Order, 2025, which establishes the new national minimum wage, has been published.
This year, like so many hundreds of them before, will see families turn their focus toward the birthday of one particular individual.
The single issue of amending the Immigration (Transition) (Amendment and Validation) Bill 2025 not only dominated last week’s meeting of Parliament but will be the dominant feature driving Cayman’s immigration policy for the foreseeable future.