At Cabinet briefing on 16 March, Leader of Government Business, Hon Kurt Tibbetts, told the media that constitutional talks due to begin this week with UK representatives, would likely start from scratch. He also hit back at the Leader of the Opposition, McKeeva Bush’s complaint over the issue of protocol and how much information had been released regarding the arrival of the UK delegation.... read more..
Breaking the mould of the pre-school learning experience
Children at Little Trotters pre-school in George Town have been learning all about the famous artist, Vincent van Gogh. One of the teachers at the school, Josie Hoar, told the children all about his life and the ground-breaking contribution he made to the world of art, by painting pictures in a similar, uninhibited way, especially of his most famous painting of sunflowers. ... read more..
Health Minister eyes MRI in Panama
Much lower costs for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) services in Panama, compared with much higher charges for the same service in the United States, have peaked the interest of the Cayman Islands’ Minister of Health and Human Services, Hon Anthony Eden. Mr Eden spoke about his recent trip as part of Cayman’s Panama Trade Mission.... read more..
Nationality minus points problems for applications
Only two days after Chief Immigration Officer Franz Manderson explained to a group of residents in the Swamp area why “Demographic Origin” was included in the Deductible Points section of the 2004 Immigration Law, Leader of Government Business, Hon Kurt Tibbetts confirmed that that item could be changed. Mr Manderson had told the meeting that points were deducted.... read more..
More witnesses sought to fatal crash
Officers investigating the 11 March collision which has claimed the lives of two young people have identified two more vehicles they would like to trace. The crash happened at around 7:45 am on Shamrock Road.... read more..
Person of the Day - Kim Frances
As the head of the Accounting Department for Financial Integrated Services, Kim Frances said she specialises in helping small businesses find solutions to problems. “I really enjoy helping them to set up proper accounting systems to produce monthly financial statements and helping to train their staff,” said Ms Frances.... read more..
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At Cabinet briefing on 16 March, Leader of Government Business, Hon Kurt Tibbetts, told the media that constitutional talks due to begin this week with UK representatives, would likely start from scratch. He also hit back at the Leader of the Opposition, McKeeva Bush’s complaint over the issue of protocol and how much information had been released regarding the arrival of the UK delegation.... 
Children at Little Trotters pre-school in George Town have been learning all about the famous artist, Vincent van Gogh. One of the teachers at the school, Josie Hoar, told the children all about his life and the ground-breaking contribution he made to the world of art, by painting pictures in a similar, uninhibited way, especially of his most famous painting of sunflowers. ... 
Much lower costs for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) services in Panama, compared with much higher charges for the same service in the United States, have peaked the interest of the Cayman Islands’ Minister of Health and Human Services, Hon Anthony Eden. Mr Eden spoke about his recent trip as part of Cayman’s Panama Trade Mission.... 
Only two days after Chief Immigration Officer Franz Manderson explained to a group of residents in the Swamp area why “Demographic Origin” was included in the Deductible Points section of the 2004 Immigration Law, Leader of Government Business, Hon Kurt Tibbetts confirmed that that item could be changed. Mr Manderson had told the meeting that points were deducted.... 
As the head of the Accounting Department for Financial Integrated Services, Kim Frances said she specialises in helping small businesses find solutions to problems. “I really enjoy helping them to set up proper accounting systems to produce monthly financial statements and helping to train their staff,” said Ms Frances.... 
