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Pope Francis laid to rest after funeral brings together politicians, royalty and 400,000 mournersApril 26, 2025From BBC Summary Pope Francis has been buried at Santa Maria Maggiore basilica following his funeral in the Vatican Pope Francis “touched minds and hearts” and wanted to “build […]- Cayman: URCO Issues Final Determination on CUC’s Certificate of Need SubmissionApril 25, 2025From OfReg The document outlines key information pertaining to URCO’s Final Determination on CUC’s Certificate of Need […]
- Bulletin: 2025 Polling Locations for Wednesday, 30 AprilApril 23, 2025The Elections Office would like to remind the public to confirm the location of their polling location ahead of the upcoming election and referendum on Wednesday, 30 April. Specifically, […]
- UPDATE: Cayman Police Confirm Identity of Cyclist Involved in Fatal CollisionApril 22, 2025From RCIPS Police can confirm the identity of the deceased involved in the fatal collision involving a vehicle that collided with a cyclist, that occurred just before 6AM, yesterday morning, Monday […]
- Cayman: Police Investigate Report of Missing Man Channing Junior WilliamsApril 22, 2025Channing Junior Williams On Monday morning, 21 April, Channing Junior Williams, age 39 of George Town, was reported missing to police. Mr. Williams had last been seen by family members early in the […]
Cayman Islands make’s Hugh Muir of The Guardian’s “Diary” entry for May 1st
It’s pouring drought, but some MPs have escaped the miserable weather. Graham Brady, Tory MP for Altrincham and chair of the powerful 1922 backbench committee, spent a week in the Caymans in April. The trip to these sunny Caribbean isles…
Disney Cruise Line honours Grand Cayman students for conservation efforts
The Year 6 class from Triple C (Creative Christian Character) School celebrated their success as the winners of the 2012 Disney’s Planet Challenge (DPC), the in-school edition of Disney Friends for Change, during a special awards ceremony held Tuesday, 01…
Mysterious people in FCO responsible for premier’s investigations
On CITN-Cayman27’s “The Panel” on Tuesday (1) Premier Hon. McKeeva Bush said emphatically “I have done nothing wrong.” This was in relation to the three police investigations against him that are ongoing at this time. “On advice of my Attorneys,”…
Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Investment Conference
Martyn Bould RLB Caribbean chairman addresses Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Investment Conference 24th and 26th April 2012 in San Juan Puerto Rico on Chinese Investment in the Caribbean. Martyn Bould represented Rider Levett Bucknall at the 16th annual Caribbean Hotel…
Counsel appointment for Appleby
Leading offshore law firm Appleby has announced the appointment of Adam Geldard to the position of Counsel in its Cayman office. This promotion, effective 2 April 2012, further reflects the firm’s strength and depth across its Property group. Adam practises…
The Editor Speaks: Two years is two years too long
The one thing that I can agree with, that was oft repeated in CITN-Cayman27’s “The Panel” programme on Tuesday (1), was why it has taken two years of police investigations into a letter supposedly sent by Mr. Bush to Texan…
Cayman Islands and Brazil identified as top business partners
A delegation from the Ministry of Finance (Financial Services), led by Chief Officer Dr Dax Basdeo, recently attended the Brazil Investment Summit in São Paolo, and also met with key players in the private equity and institutional investment sectors during…
Batabano road closures
The following road closures will be implemented in relation to Batabano. Friday 4 May 2012 Cardinal Avenue and Albert Panton St will be closed from 6.00 pm on Friday and will open on Saturday morning. Saturday 5 May 2012 The…
New Appointments to the Constitutional Commission
His Excellency the Governor Mr. Duncan Taylor, CBE is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Jude Scott and Miss Sara Collins to the Constitutional Commission. Mr. Scott has been appointed Chairman of the Constitutional Commission and Miss Collins as…
Third Quarter Report from the Information Commissioner’s Office
Resolution of appeals As a matter of policy, the ICO seeks to resolve appeals informally in the first instance, depending on the voluntary cooperation of both parties. This course of action has significant benefits and allows the ICO to apply…
