With just a small team participating in this year’s Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) championship, the Cayman national team took on the mighty giants of squash in the region to win bronze for the country in the men’s, women’s and overall team placements.
In the wake of the most recent fatal boat accident in the North Sound, Mr. Ezzard Miller, elected representative for the district of North Side, has called on the Government, and more specifically the Minister with responsibility for the Port Authority, to act on Private Members’ Motion No.
Just after 3:15AM on Sunday, 25 August, police was dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communications Centre to a report of robbery that was said to have taken place on School Road, George Town.
Shortly after 2:05AM on Sunday, 25 August, the 9-1-1
On Wednesday, 21 August, RCIPS officers, along with officers from the Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service, conducted a joint operation at an address on Up The Hill Road in West Bay. During the operation, officers had cause to search a vehicle at the location.
What is the National Emergency Notification System (NENS)?
The Union Flag and Cayman Islands Flag flew at half-mast on all government buildings yesterday (Monday, 26 August 2019) to mourn the death of former legislator John McLean.
Everyone will have experienced death in their families and we grieve with the family of Former East End MLA, John Bonwell, McLean JP, OBE who passed away on Saturday.
With eyes anxiously focused on what could potentially be the first major storm bearing down on the Caribbean for this year’s hurricane season, an issue of post-disaster funding is equally focusing minds.
Two pieces of legislation to clarify Cayman’s regime for trusts are now in force, as the Private Trust Companies (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations, 2019 and Trusts (Transparency) Regulations, 2019 were gazetted on Friday, 16 August.