Cayman’s representative in London, Eric Bush, faced a grilling from British MPs Tuesday and deflected questions on the controversial issues of beneficial ownership and same-sex marriage.
Cayman National may rightfully be considered a community treasure by many, but it is also a publicly traded company with duties and fiduciary responsibilities to its shareholders.
Leaders from the European Union and Britain shrugged off a weekend negotiating debacle and previous deadlines Wednesday, giving themselves several more weeks to clinch a friendly divorce deal ahead of their separation.
A record number of students participated in Saturday’s Stood Up Interscholastic Fair, at which children were invited to share their anti-bullying efforts and ideas.
The 18th Annual Silent Witness March, which is held each year to honor and remember victims of domestic violence and bullying, takes place on Thursday, Oct. 18.
The westbound lane of Crewe Road at the King’s Gym roundabout will be closed for another week, as National Roads Authority road work at the site continues.
A 37-year-old Cayman Brac man was charged Wednesday in relation to the Feb. 27 traffic collision that killed Sharon Gayle-Clarke, a care worker at Kirkconnell Community Care Centre.
Four Jamaican men pleaded guilty on Wednesday to possession of ganja after 454.41 pounds of the drug were seized after police intercepted their boat at sea.
Hopefully this will not just create more interest and talk, but start some action toward finding solutions. Quality of life in Cayman should not be allowed to slip!
