October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and to highlight recent endeavours by the RCIPS to help victims, two RCIPS detectives who are part of a team responding, managing and safeguarding risk when it comes to child protection and domestic violence spoke about their efforts to protect....
The group of local business leaders who has been campaigning as ‘Reopen Cayman’ for the reopening of Cayman’s borders on 22 November, today welcomed the Cayman Islands Government’s announcement to prepare for moving to Phase 4 of the reopening plan on 20 November, 2021.
As part of plans to increase the use of renewable energy in Cayman, the Utility Regulation and Competition Office (OfReg) has announced that it has made its final determination on a Renewable Energy Auction Scheme (REAS).
Camana Bay’s masterplan included underpasses at West Bay Road and the Esterley Tibbetts Highway to facilitate sea to sound connectivity, with pedestrians crossing safely over the road and vehicular traffic flowing freely underneath.
The group of local business leaders who has been campaigning as ‘Reopen Cayman’ for the reopening of Cayman’s borders on 22 November, today welcomed the Cayman Islands Government’s announcement to prepare for moving to Phase 4 of the reopening plan on 20 November, 2021
The Goloson International Airport (LCE) in La Ceiba, Honduras, has continued to maintain its Category 6 safety downgrade today, despite assuring Cayman Airways that safety measures were being put in place to facilitate today's flights.
The Ministry of Youth, Sports, Culture and Heritage is pleased to announce the re-opening of the Lions Aquatic Pool following a short period of closure.
Fans of the Cayman Islands Folk Singers are in for a treat this month when the group hosts its first concert series in over five years.
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is providing food safety tips and promoting recycled craft ideas to encourage residents to celebrate a Healthy & Green Halloween this year.
According to data shared by the Department of Environment, between 1976 and 2018, 72% of the mangrove habitat in western Grand Cayman, spanning from Savannah to West Bay, have already been lost and the central mangrove wetlands of South Sound are at increasing threat of being added to this loss.