Two RCIPS Officers, Detective Constable Samantha Sillitoe and Detective Sergeant Shane Ennis, were selected by the RCIPS Commissioner of Police to attend and take part in the Coronation of King Charles III, in London on Saturday 6 May.
The Alex Panton Foundation (APF) has hired two Caymanians, Erin Kaufman (nee Hislop) and Emily Kelly, as part of the non-profit’s determined efforts to increase its advocacy, awareness and support for children and young adults in the Cayman Islands affected by mental health illnesses.
In celebration of 40 years of service to the people of the Cayman Islands, Water Authority – Cayman is hosting a Customer Appreciation Day as a recognition of and gratitude to its customers for their role in the Authority’s success.
Cayman celebrated the King’s Coronation in style, with a special family focussed giant sized coronation party on Cardinall Avenue, on Monday 8 May.
More than 2,200 volunteers in over 100 teams put gloves, hats, and sunscreen and comfortable shoes to collect tons of garbage from Cayman’s beaches, roadsides, and parks for the Chamber’s Annual Earth Day Cleanup on Saturday 22 April.
The Cayman Islands Fire Service joined firefighting services around the world to recognise International Firefighters Day today Thursday, 4 May 2023. This annual event is dedicated to acknowledging the bravery and dedication of firefighters who risk their lives every day to keep their communities s
Is Cayman’s fast-paced real estate industry facing a slowdown in line with many countries around the world? The Caymanian Times speaks with Property Cayman Broker/Owner Michael Joseph to find out more.
A part needed to restore service to the Kearney Gomez Doppler Radar is on its way from the radar manufacturer in Germany, and is expected to arrive on island later this month.
It was a cool Sunday evening, 30th April, as residents and especially parents gathered at the Layman Scott High School Basketball Court to witness this momentous occasion.
The Cayman Islands Government’s (CIG) Portfolio of the Civil Service announced that civil servants, through the CIG Cares Community Support Programme, donated a little over $23,000 to support local charity Cayman’s ARK Foundation (Acts of Random Kindness) last year.