Since Governor Martyn Roper has not responded to my letter of the 6th August 2020 requesting a copy of the FCO’s instructions to him I am writing to you in the hope that you will provide same, as well as the rationale for such a decision, in the interest of good governance, transparency....
While some of Cayman’s larger development projects may have taken some time to get back up to speed with additional health and safety requirements implemented due to Covid and a loss of workers, most are now only three to six months off their original completion phases.
While the seas looked angry around Grand Cayman, there appeared to be little damage, but an official Tropical Storm Warning was issued by the Cayman National Weather Service for the sister islands on August 23 because they are much closer to the storm’s path
Customers are advised that effective August 24th, Workforce Opportunities & Residency Cayman (WORC) will no longer accept electronic funds transfer as a form of payment.
Campbells is pleased to announce that Shaun Folpp has joined its Litigation, Restructuring and Insolvency Group in Hong Kong. He will also serve as the Hong Kong office Managing Partner.
As part of the next phase of continued improvements in operations and safety standards at the Airports, The Cayman Islands Airports Authority (CIAA), which operates the Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA) and the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport (CKIA), will be clearing trees....
Concerns from the community regarding drug activity and other anti-social behaviour has lead the RCIPS to organize a joint operation in the Kaibo and Rum Point area of North Side, which took place on Sunday 30 August.
Over the past nine (9) days we have commenced investigations into three (3) serious assaults involving the use of knives in public places, and in the vicinity of licensed venues, which resulted in one (1) fatality and two (2) near fatalities.
In its continued effort to improve safety for all road users, the National Roads Authority (NRA) will be rolling out sharrows on roadways across Grand Cayman, starting today (Monday, September 7).
A story carried recently by the Cayman Compass, once read, made everyone’s day.