Letter submitted over port plans
More than 30 George Town merchants yesterday submitted a three-page letter to Premier McKeeva Bush, concerned about plans for retail space at the new cruise port, fearing they will be driven out of business. The letter, signed by 33 business…
Professional Image Course Launched
The Chamber of Commerce’s Professional Development & Training Centre (PD&TC) is pleased to announce the introduction of a NEW “one-day” training course entitled Professional Image, in conjunction with facilitator, Ms. Catherine Tyson. The first sitting of this course will take…
Jazz on the Green will hit the right note
Every year jazz fans look forward to the Jazz on the Green, the hottest annual music festival that captures the coolest sounds around. But the coolest thing about Jazz on the Green – so called because it takes place in…
Artists explore inner and outer worlds
Karen Coles and Betty Lou Hendrickson’s paintings together form Genesis II, a brand new exhibition at the Full of Beans restaurant in George Town. The work of both artists is very varied, but focuses on landscapes and seascapes, with some…
Mourant Ozannes leads Citywealth List
Mourant Ozannes has underlined its position as the leading offshore law firm, with more Citywealth Leading Lawyer recommendations than any other offshore firm. The Citywealth Leaders List is a benchmark publication for the private wealth management sector. Mourant Ozannes, with…
Japan investigates Cayman investment trusts
TOKYO—Japanese securities regulators looking into the alleged disappearance of billions of dollars in pension-fund money are examining whether the money may have been channeled into Cayman Islands investment trusts set up by a small Tokyo brokerage, according to a person…
A big day for women’s cricket
It’s a double first – the first ever Cayman Islands National Women’s Cricket Team, and the first time that Cayman is hosting an international women’s cricket event. The Pepsi International Cricket Council (ICC) Americas Women’s T20 Championship is scheduled to…
WAR ON TERROR
Bush calls for $5m to boost public safety Government will seek an additional $5 million funding for security in 2011-2012, boosting government outlays to $57.3 million for public protection by the end of the budget year. Speaking at Tuesday’s inauguration…
Bush says Dump talks on agenda
Premier McKeeva Bush said yesterday that that he would “make some announcements” at tonight’s Bodden Town community meeting, and promised to address concerns about the proposed waste-management facility in the district. Speaking at the Tuesday inauguration of the $3 million…
