On Sunday, March 27th officers from the Eastern Districts had cause to attend a residence located on John McLean Drive. On arrival they observed the gathering of a crowd and what appeared to be illegal sale of liquor and illegal animals (fowls) fighting matches.
Electricity bills are set to rise in the coming months as the impact of the war in the Ukraine on fuel prices combines with higher usage of electricity due to temperature increases in the summer
Over this past weekend, 25 - 27 March, RCIPS officers responded to multiple incidents where persons brandished machetes during altercations or confrontations, three of which resulted in persons being injured
Public Health has released COVID-19 figures for 28 March.
The Cayman Islands Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the PACT administration have initiated a series of ministerial-level meetings to address a range of current matters of concern to the business sector and the wider community
The developers of Harbour Walk have announced the launch of their next project, ONE|GT, a 175 suite boutique hotel with residences designed for short, mid and long-term occupancy.
A special reception was recently held at Government House to launch a new fundraising initiative from veteran fundraisers’ Derek Haines and Mike Burcombe
This month, after two long years, Grand Cayman welcomed cruise passengers once again. Predictably, there have been some rumblings on the ground
The Utility Regulation and Competition Office (OfReg) filed a charge against Rubis Cayman Islands Limited (Rubis), after investigating a spillage that occurred in November 2019 on one of the bulk diesel tanks at their Jackson Point Terminal
Public Health has issued the COVID-19 Situational Report for
Epidemiological, or Epi., Week 11 (13 -19 March) tonight, Wednesday 23 March 2022.