Johnson’s Brexit plans look doomed
Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan appeared to be all but dead on Tuesday night as the government admitted there was little prospect of a deal before Oct. 31, following a day of furious recriminations.
Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan appeared to be all but dead on Tuesday night as the government admitted there was little prospect of a deal before Oct. 31, following a day of furious recriminations.
Two recent asylum appeals before the Immigration Appeals Tribunal have been granted and both individuals have been granted refugee status. HSM acted for the asylum seekers after their initial applications had been rejected. In two detailed Judgments,
Squash players across the island are being encouraged to head to the South Sound Squash Club for two important events this October, all in aid of worthy causes.
The RCIPS’ newest group of officers officially graduated from training to operational duty on Thursday, 26 September.
In a statement issued this week, Government has announced that it will advance Cayman’s laws to introduce a public register of beneficial ownership information when these types of registers become the international standard and at least implemented by EU Member States by 2023.
The Minister for Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure, Hon. Joey Hew was the keynote speaker at the Mare Forum on Friday, 27 September.
Leader of the Opposition, Hon. V. Arden Mclean expressed his disappointment with Governments plans to hold the Cruise Berthing referendum on December 19th, 2019.
A man, age 35 of George Town, has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter in relation to the boating collision which occurred in the North Sound on Sunday, 11 August.
Shortly after 4:30PM on Monday, 7 October, officers responded to a report of a man found unresponsive on Beckz Close in George Town. Emergency Services attended the location and the man was pronounced dead on the scene.
The 2019 National Song Competition is returning to the Pirates Week calendar after a strong comeback last year with over a dozen entrants.