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.
One of Cayman’s well known Musicians with a special connection to Abaco, Bahamas is staging a major benefit concert in Stuart Florida Fairground for the Island.
The Ministry of Health, Environment, Culture and Housing is pleased to announce that the initial contracts for the award of the construction of the new Long-Term Residential Mental Health Facility (LTRMHF) in East End, Grand Cayman have been signed.
RCIPS Acting Police Inspector Roje Williams will be departed the Cayman Islands on Friday, 4 October to attend a 12 week intensive leadership development training program At the FBI National Academy located in Quantico, Virginia in the United States of America.
Preparation and planning for the annual Silent Witness March taking place on Friday, 18 October began several months ago.
Professional money laundering, how to spot terrorism financing, and financial crime involving complex corporate structures was discussed during the Financial Crime Investigation Unit’s (FCIU) recent Stakeholders Forum.
The National Trust has joined forces with public electric provider Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) to reinstate its Bat Conservation Programme, which protects all nine of Cayman’s native bat species.
The Pirates Week Festival Office is proud to announce the official theme of the 2019 festival is “Shipwrecked”, this in an effort to incorporate the Cayman Catboat – an integral part of the islands’ history – and linking Caymanian culture and heritage to the fantasy festival.
Students from Protect Our Future met with Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines (RCCL) President and CEO Mr Michael Bayley on Wednesday 2nd October to express their concerns about the proposed cruise berthing facility and presented a petition signed by over 200,000 people
