Wayne Panton and Heather Bodden have announced their candidacies for the upcoming 2021 Cayman Islands General Election where they will once again contest seats in the Newlands and Savannah Electoral Districts respectively, this time as aligned independents.
Just before 10PM yesterday, 19 January, police were to a report of a robbery that took place along Town Hall Road, in West Bay.
The National Trust’s Blue Iguana Conservation programme is marking a special milestone with the birth of twins during the recent breeding season, a rare occurrence in reptiles.
Cayman’s waterfront craft market reopened on Friday 15 January. It was a welcome sign of tourism’s recovery after nearly a year’s absence at the site.
On Tuesday of this week, Cayman hit an important milestone as “a further 431 people have received the COVID-19 vaccine. This brings the total number of people vaccinated in the Cayman Islands to 5,339.”
The Ministry of Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure announces the appointment of Emma Linney as the Senior Finance Manager of its Centralised Management Support Services (CMSS), effective January 4.
With Cayman’s elections just a few months away now, candidates are beginning to declare themselves in the running for the leadership of the country after 26th May.
A recent coordinated effort of beach cleans-ups has collected more than one thousand pounds of litter, that is more than nine pounds per volunteer, that has been discarded by residents.
It might be in a slightly different format to usual, but the extremely popular Cayman Islands Cancer Society Stride Against Cancer walk/run is back, on Sunday 31st January, and it’s more necessary than ever, according to the organisers.
The Cayman Islands Centre for Business Development (CICBD), in the Ministry of Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure, will collaborate with the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) through the Student Consulting Programme to provide free and confidential advice to small businesses.