The United Kingdom may not seem very appealing for immigrants to settle now because of the economic chaos Brexit is causing, but it is still highly desirable for many seeking a better life.
The police can now confirm that local resident Mr. Graham Bentley, who was reported missing on Friday, 18 October, after having travelled to Jamaica, has been located safely in Jamaica.
The Annual Singing Christmas Tree will be held on Saturday November 30th and Sunday December 1st at 6pm.
The fourth round of games in the 2019 CUC Primary Football League (PFL) and the Girls’ Primary School Football League (GPFL) were played this past Saturday, October 19.
The RCIPS is informing the public that there will be a temporary traffic flow adjustment made to traffic entering the Hurley’s roundabout on weekday evenings, beginning next Monday, 28 October.
Representative for George Town Central, Kenneth Bryan, is planning to organise a major registered voter public-opinion survey, on the same day as Cruise port Referendum Day, 19 December.
The National Gallery’s mission is to make the arts accessible to all members of the community and they recently partnered with EY Cayman Ltd. (EY) to relaunch their popular Seniors Art Programme.
The Ministry of Home Affairs, the Ministry of Finance and Economics and the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service have become aware of a hoax circulating via WhatsApp, concerning persons committing robberies using fraudulent ID.
The Elections Office has released updated figures on the Revised List of Electors, which is set to take effect on 1 January 2020. Registration for the Revised List closed on 1 October 2019.
Spurred on by the fact that there are now confirmed cases of dengue fever in the Cayman Islands, including two in East End, MLA Arden McLean set out to do something about it. He felt that what his community needed most at this time was reliable, current information.