Last Friday 28 January, youth representatives from Plastic Free Cayman, Protect Our Future and the Mangrove Rangers met with the UK Minister of Overseas Territories Amanda Milling, the Governor Martyn Roper and other government representatives, to discuss key environmental issues facing Cayman.
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A wide range of tourism industry movers and government officials came together at the Kimpton hotel, along the Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman on Wednesday night for a networking reception.
Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) now has greater capability in intercepting contraband and undeclared items entering the country thanks to a newly installed high-tech cargo scanner at the Freight Security Initiative (FSI) location.
Recipients of the Tourism Displaced Employee Stipend Programme are reminded to complete the online Reconfirmation survey which asks for current contact information along with other pertinent details
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) is inviting interested members of the public to collect free mulch at the George Town Cricket Field.
A year-long Platinum Jubilee celebration of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II got under in the UK this pasts weekend with two significant developments.
Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre and Upwell, a non-profit dedicated to protecting turtles at sea, are working together on a project to track released turtles, in a bid to learn more about turtles’ lives
The (CIAA), which operates the Owen Roberts International Airport (ORIA) on Grand Cayman and the Charles Kirkconnell International Airport (CKIA) on Cayman Brac, announced today that drivers approaching ORIA will be permitted curbside access for the purpose of dropping off or picking up passengers
Under the leadership of Chief Officer Wesley Howell, WORC (Work Opportunities and Residency Cayman) seems poised to enter a new phase of its mission to ensure that Caymanians are prepared, prioritised and placed in the jobs market.