OfReg has taken action to cease fuelling operations at Jack’s Esso II in Northside effective today, 14 November 2023, due to the operator’s failure to comply with a remedial notice request.
Just before 4AM, today, 21 January, police and other emergency services were dispatched to King Road in West Bay, where it was reported that gunshots were heard in the area.
A cold front that was followed by high barometric pressure has begun to move away from the Cayman Islands. High pressure continues to cause strong to gale force winds and the public is strongly urged to stay away from coastlines and avoid venturing out to sea a
Despite multiple events being held on the same evening, this year’s Department of Sports Honouring Women’s Month, International Women Day Wellness Presentation Event, drew an estimated 150 persons in attendance.
The Board of the Utility Regulation and Competition Office (“OfReg”) have carefully considered the recent press release and statements in the press, and have determined that in order to fully and accurately inform the public in respect of the matters raised by CUC,
My Progressive Opposition colleagues and I, along with many Caymanians and residents, are deeply disappointed with the Government’s absolute failure to make meaningful progress with the ReGen Sustainable Waste Management Project.
The Chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board advises the public of the Liquor Licensing Board annual general meeting to be held on Monday, September 14, 2020, 10:00 a.m. The meeting will be held in Room 1038 at the Government Administration Building, 133 Elgin Avenue.
The RCIPS is aware of allegations currently circulating on social media regarding inappropriate sexual behavior by a local promoter.
Cayman’s continued closure of its borders could detrimentally affect its real estate prices as possible purchasers turn to competitor jurisdictions for investment, a roomful of property professionals heard last week at the 2021 RICS Cayman Chapter Real Estate Forum.
Tourism workers whose current earnings are still well below pre-pandemic levels are being considered for another uplift to help them 'make ends meet'.