The RCIPS continues its efforts to ensure road safety through enforcement. Since 11 August, officers have been targeting motorists using mobile phones while driving, and in the month of September issued over 150 tickets for this offense.
The recent bringing forward of the October half term break by the Ministry of Education caught many parents off guard without much notice given, allowing them little time to prepare for child cover, so the Director of the Department of Education Services Mark Ray has issued a video....
The Census 2021 count by enumerators visiting households on Grand Cayman will now start on Wednesday 13 October 2021.
Sir David Amess, United Kingdom Member of Parliament and member of the Conservative Party, was stabbed several times in an incident at his constituency clinic in east London and died at the scene earlier today. A 25-year old man has been arrested by Essex police.
The Cayman Islands Regiment (CIR) aims to recruit new volunteers for its third cohort of recruitment. The CIR is looking for physically able individuals between the ages of 18- 50 years old who are Caymanian and Permanent Residents of the Cayman Islands to join.
On Saturday, a young Caymanian was laid to rest; a kind, passionate soul whose flame burned out too soon. Cayman is a small country and, as such, has a finite amount of talent. Now, due to a tragic traffic accident on September 24th, the pool is diluted even more.
The COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic has opened its next phase of booster shots for those aged 60 and over and healthcare workers effective immediately. The clinically vulnerable remain eligible to receive boosters throughout all phases of the programme.
Public Health will be conducting the antigen detecting rapid ‘lateral flow’ testing pilot on Tuesday October 2021 at the John Gray High School Gymnasium
Maples and Calder, the Maples Group's law firm, is pleased to announce that Caroline Heal has joined the firm as a Funds & Investment Management Partner in its Cayman Islands office.
Bermuda-based Edmund Gibbons Limited (EGL) has directed $100,000 in charitable giving to the Cayman Islands’ R3 Foundation to help Cayman’s community cope with the hardships brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
