What makes a garden special? As soon as you walk into Reverend Bishop Nicholas Sykes’ garden in the Beach Bay area of Lower Valley, you know it’s very different. There is large dip-down in the front, with tall, shade-giving trees in it.
Standing back now and taking it all into account and realizing we have again expanded our cargo processing abilities at our Port Authority facility to manage up to four times the cargo I am now wondering when we will ever address improving the port’s docking facilities.
Italians are known the world over for their fantastic hospitality, especially when it comes to the entire family, so you know the Italian proprietors at Catch, Walter Fajette and Cristiano Vincentini, are on to a winner with their brand new brunch that offers family-style courses where everyone can
Parades and pageantry were the order of the day on Saturday when the pirates landed in the Cayman Islands – for the 41st time, to start off a week of fun and revelry. Everyone crowded around George Town waterfront to see what was happening.
The Prime Minister faces a plethora of problems with the Brexit proposal. But she is doggedly - some say stubbornly - sticking to her guns while support collapses around her.
Be careful going to the Downtown Cayman Comedy Club if laughing hurts you. Sitting in front of two top-class international comedians a night (well three, with Cayman’s very own Michael Powell, better known perhaps by his stage-name, Big Kahuna who acts as MC) will make your sides ache with laughter
For going beyond the call of duty, and his willingness to support colleagues at a moment notice Wesrol Nyack joined a select group of CIG employees earning an Employee of the Month (EOM) pin.
A total of 136 officers from the uniformed services of the Cayman Islands Government were honoured during the Overseas Territories Long Service Medal presentation ceremony.
Mr. Carpenter, who had taken part in inspections at all three high schools’, notes that the inspectors have provided a number of recommendations to promote improvement at a strategic level.
A new year brings new opportunity for Niasha Brady as she takes on her new role of Deputy Director Operations with the Public Works Department (PWD) on 1 January, 2019.