Up until now the public has been in the dark as to the quality of the petrol they are buying in Cayman. Even though the utilities regulator, OfReg, published details of poor quality petrol providers on their website, the identity of the providers was hidden, with just a code for each provider....
Butterfield Sea Swim They all lined up on Governor’s Beach, ready for one of the most popular community sea swim events: the Butterfield 800m Sea Swim.
The Cayman National Cultural Foundation (CNCF), in collaboration with the Committee for the Promotion of Research and Cayman Scholarship (CPRCS), will be hosting a symposium to discuss and celebrate the work of prominent Caymanian historian, educator, author and former member of Government....
As Cayman prepares to safely and gradually reopen its economy with much attention on reviving the tourism sector, there’s no question that we are entering a period of ‘a new normal’.
Earlier this month, police officers were called to a local school following a report that a suspicious food item had been recovered from a student during a bag search conducted by staff
Shortly after 1:00AM today, Sunday, 23 May, officers responded to a serious two-vehicle collision on South Church Street, in the vicinity of Palm Springs, involving a Changan CS75 and a Honda Fit.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 503 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Thursday, 20 May 2021. There were three positive test results, all in travellers.
On Sunday, 16 May, officers received a report of a burglary at an address off Birch Tree Hill Road in West Bay, where personal items were taken.
Police are continuing to seek the public's assistance in locating Kayla James, age 17, who left her home on Tuesday, 11 May, and has not returned home or been seen since.
The British government was under pressure this week to provide clarity to its new traffic lights system for international travel.