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Cayman: RCIPS Releases 2024 Crime and Traffic Statistics Report, 14 MayMay 14, 20252024 RCIPS Crime and Statistics Report Press Conference Today, Wednesday 14 May, the RCIPS released its 2024 Crime and Traffic Statistics Report, with a press conference held at RCIPS HQ. Members of […]- CI Government Q1 2025 Financial Report GazettedMay 14, 2025Grand Cayman, 14 May 2025 – The Cayman Islands Government’s Quarterly Financial Report for the Three-Month Period Ended 31 March 2025was published in the Cayman Islands Gazette on Monday, 12 May 2025 […]
- Cayman: Daytime Mosquito Control Flights UnderwayMay 14, 2025Over the next two weeks, residents may notice the MRCU aircraft flying at low altitude during the day as part of this essential mosquito control activity. GRAND CAYMAN, Cayman Islands (14 May 2025) […]
- Cayman Police Recover Loaded Firearm & Drugs During SearchMay 12, 2025From RCIPS Shortly after 2:50PM on Friday, 9 May, officers conducted an operation in George Town, where two men, ages 22 of West Bay, and 29 of George Town, were arrested outside of a restaurant on […]
- Cayman: Police Investigate Attempted Armed Robbery on West Bay RoadMay 10, 2025From RCIPS At about 3:45AM today, 10 May, officers responded to a report of an attempted armed robbery at a restaurant in Marquee Plaza on Lawrence Boulevard. It was reported that a masked man, who […]
Budget has been found! (see FP story) Key employee to be abolished
Premier Bush announced in the LA Friday (15) the budget has been sent to the FCO (albeit late). He said there is a surplus making it a balanced budget with only a modest borrowing request. The premier said that responsible…
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Ban Paraquat in the Cayman Islands
iNews Cayman 100% backs this petition to have the pesticide Paraquat banned in the Cayman Islands. Target: Cayman Islands Government & Local Businesses Sponsored by: Ban Paraquat Cayman More than 20 dogs have died as a result of Paraquat poisioning in…
Broadcast of Official Service of Thanksgiving for Queen’s Diamond Jubilee
CITN Cayman27 will air the Official Service of Thanksgiving in celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee on Sunday, 17 June 2012 at 1.30 p.m. This historic event took place at Elmslie United Church on 3 June and was filmed and…
Rajki Delicacies introduce TWO new flavours at Cafe Blue Show
Rajki Delicacies will introduce two new flavours – a delicate taste of coconut and a hint of cinnamon kurma at Cafe Blue, Rose Hall, Montego Bay, Jamaica next Saturday 23 June. The new coconut and cinnamon flavours along with original…
Letter from John Felder, President/CEO of Cayman Automotive
Mr. Felder has sent us a copy of the letter which he sent to Ms. Julianna O’Connor Connolly concerning the latest update on the New Traffic Law and the related regulations. We reproduce the letter in full below.
Gizmos for dad this Father’s Day
Father’s Day is here this Sunday (17) and it offers us the perfect opportunity to tell our dad how much we love him and appreciate all that he has done for us. If your dad is an outdoor enthusiast, a…
The Editor Speaks: Electric cars still not law
Despite our story yesterday (14) headlining “Electric cars now part of the Cayman Islands new Traffic Bill regulations” it is not law. In fact the story laid out the “very complex legal issues” there were. The story yesterday said there…
Who, What, Why: Why does a cabbage cost $28 in Canada?
Would you pay C$28 (US$27; £18) for a cabbage? $65 for a bag of chicken? $100 for 12 litres of water? That’s not the cost of a meal at a world-class restaurant, but the price of basic foodstuffs at supermarkets…
AG tells DPP’s Workshop to place less reliance on eye witness testimonies
The following are the remarks by the Attorney General, the Hon. Samuel Bulgin, QC,at the opening of the Director of Public Prosecutions’s (DPP) Workshop Marriott Resort, Thursday, 14 June 2012 With protocol being established, let me add my voice in…
Bahamians first, but not to make the mistakes made in the Cayman Islands
WHILE “unequivocally” backing the Government’s ‘Bahamian First’ policy, the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers Confederation’s (BCCEC) chairman yesterday said it had to avoid a work permit regime that “discourages industry or investment in the Bahamas”. Speaking after the Minister…
