Last Sunday, Cayman Islands representative to the UK and Europe, Dr Tasha Ebanks Garcia, participated in the UK’s annual tradition of honouring service men and women at the Cenotaph in London’s Whitehall.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this year’s Remembrance Sunday observance on 14 November took the form of private wreath-laying ceremonies, without the usual contingents on parade.
With the Kimpton Seafire becoming something of an integral part of many residents’ weekend relaxation these days, it is hard to believe that it only opened just five years ago.
Christmas is just around the corner, so each week until the big day we bring you a sample of great gifts you can buy on island that won’t break the bank!
The Youth Ambassadors Programme for mental health - a branch of the Alex Panton Foundation - hosted their third annual induction event on Saturday 13 November, with the goal of training and inspiring young teens to become advocates for mental health issues in the Cayman Islands.
The Cayman Islands government’s London office is holding a Christmas get together for Caymanian students in the UK.
The civil service has been focusing on its reopening plan so that Cayman can safely open on 20 November.
Scotiabank Cayman has again advanced its digital adoption strategy with the introduction of a “cashless” operating model that will be implemented at its South Sound Branch location on 1 December.
Last Friday and Saturday, members of the Garden Club of Grand Cayman gave their time and expertise to landscape Bodden Town Police Station.
Increased Cayman Airways flights to important hubs such as New York, Miami and Tampa are all “good news” as far as meeting airlift requirements for Cayman’s tourism industry to get back on its feet, but it is not enough.