Shortly after 3:00PM on Friday 10 November, the 9-1-1 Communications Centre dispatched emergency services to a report of a person in distress on a vessel in the vicinity of Rum Point, North Side
Fresh debate is swirling in the wake of two significant developments which have rocked political circles and the wider Cayman community over the past few days.
n light of yesterday’s development, there is obviously a change in the Government’s composition. However, I still believe that the members of this Government represent the best way forward for the people of the Cayman Islands.
Meanwhile, the fallout from Mr Bush’s decision to join the opposition benches has seen the main opposition Progressives party call for the resignation of Premier Wayne Panton.
The rift between Mr Bush and the PACT coalition is also linked to the budget with Mr Bush having written to Premier Panton in October expressing his misgivings about the government’s spending priorities.
The RCIPS and Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture & Heritage are advising the public of the following road closures, taking place over the next two weekends, to facilitate this year’s Pirate’s Festival activities
A first of its kind event was held on Tuesday at UCCI, the WORC Networking Expo & Construction Showcase, in a bid to open up the industry more to Caymanians, particularly young people who may not be aware of the wide array of well-paid jobs within this sector.
Cabinet has approved for Emancipation Day to be formally recognised and reinstated as a public holiday in May 2024.
The main opposition Progressives party is applying pressure on the PACT government to finalise the contract signing for the ReGen waste-to-energy project.
Plans are now moving ahead to create a new government Department of Transportation which will focus solely on organising, designing and maintaining Cayman’s transport systems.