The National Trust for the Cayman Islands (NTCI) Land Reserve Fund aims to purchase and hold for conservation environmentally sensitive lands across the Cayman Islands.
With the government maintaining a vaccination target of 80 per of the adult population gradually restart tourism by mid-September, Hon. Minister for Health and Wellness, Sabrina Turner, is urging the remaining persons to get their COVID jab.
Working out hard is an essential part of any fat loss plan. It sculpts your muscles, raises your resting metabolism, whittles down your waist and gives you functional strength and endurance.
With a severe weather system set to strengthen as it moves through the Cayman Islands area overnight, the National Hazard Management Council, has issued a Tropical Storm Warning for the country with effect from 10am, this morning.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is reminding West Bay residents that the schedule for the collection of vegetation debris in that area will be completed on Saturday 4th September, 2021 and it will not be extended.
The Health Services Authority (HSA) is in the process of merging its manual vaccination records with its Electronic Medical Records therefore some verification is necessary to ensure that all information collected from the Cayman Islands COVID Vaccination Programme is accurate.
Appleby Cayman acted as Cayman Islands counsel to the lead arrangers in connection with credit facilities to support Caesars Entertainment’s bid to acquire William Hill PLC.
The RCIPS continues its efforts to ensure road safety through enforcement. Since 11 August, officers have been targeting motorists using mobile phones while driving, and in the month of September issued over 150 tickets for this offense.
As of Monday 1 November, the UK will accept Cayman’s digital vaccine certificates through the HSA Patient Portal. This removes the need for individuals travelling to the UK to request vaccination certification letters from Public Health.
Police have received reports of an increasing number of ‘tech support’ scams across the Island, which involve scammers making contact and using scare tactics to trick people into paying for unnecessary technical support services to ‘fix’ a non-existent problem with an individual’s device or software