“See this tree there? That’s proper name is Eline Eline, and they use that to make Channel perfume,” said Mr. Nils Godfrey, from the front of his garden in the middle of George Town. There are all kinds of trees in Mr. Godfrey’s garden, and he uses them for many different things.
2018’s Hurricane Season has begun. To keep you, residents of the Cayman Islands safe. Here are some tips on what you should and shouldn’t do in the event of a Hurricane.
Movers For Life (MFL) in the Cayman Islands freely connects persons in the community to provide motivational support.
Wind Of Hope (WOH) promotes healthy living in order to improve the way of life for all residents in the Cayman Islands.
Attention all charities! Have you submitted your NPO application yet? To make sure you’re in compliance with the law, submit your paperwork by Tuesday, 31 July — and as a thank you, Government will waive the $300 application fee!
Mrs. Georgette Ebanks was an original signatory to the 1948 Petition requesting a change to the Election Law to allow females to register to vote. Eventually nine years afterwards, in 1958, the Election Law was revised giving females the right to vote.
In the beginning, it was just easier to import a middle class, as opposed to training and developing our own Caymanian people.
There has never been a more exciting time for backyard farmers who grow their own fresh produce, with farmers across the island leading the way in producing all manner of fantastic produce that’s plucked straight from the ground, to the market and on the dinner table, all in one day.
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.
Olive Miller OBE has known the Cayman Islands for 72 of her 96 years. From the very first moment she set foot here, in 1946, she set about doing what she felt God had called her to do and what is in her nature: helping people. She helped to set up the Girls Brigade here, and when I went to visit her