Resilience Cayman is pleased to announce a new utility relief programme in partnership with Caribbean Utilities Company (CUC) and supported by a CI$50,000 grant from R3 Cayman Foundation
Just before 7:45PM on Monday 16 November, police and other emergency services were dispatched by the 9-1-1 Communication Centre to a report of a disturbance at a laundry mat located on Kennedy Drive in George Town.
The Ministry of Tourism is pleased to advise the public that more British Airways repatriation flights have been authorised during December 2020 and January 2021, bringing the total number of confirmed flights to six.
Ensuring that the air entering hospital patient care units is clear of airborne pathogens is more critical than ever during the COVID-19 pandemic.
An exhibition called Consumed that is a thought-provoking and fascinating explosion of colourful artwork is currently running at the National Gallery, created by Marc Laurenson, who runs the Stoak’d design company.
A special signing of the book ‘Coast to Coast: a trundle across the Pyrenees’ took place last week with author and former award-winning RCIPS detective chief superintendent Derek Haines seeing a good many of his books eagerly snapped up by event goers.
The Tourism Attraction Board (TAB) and Pedro St. James (PSJ) are again hosting Christmas at the Castle this Sunday 6th December.
Dear Editor, We submit part 1 of our report. Our Law Reform views are not random and are also based on research made by the Law Reform itself.
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDC’s) lurk in everything from cleaning products to those much desired fragrances. Synthetic chemicals in products like plastics and fragrances can mimic hormones and interfere and disrupt the delicate endocrine dance.
To open or not to open...further? By how much and how soon? If so, when and how? Even the ‘why’ is a challenging question in these times?