On 8 May in the Legislative Assembly (LA), Hon Charles Clifford, Minister of Tourism, turned his attention to criticising the media as opposed to the Opposition, over a number of issues under his portfolio saying things were not being accurately reported in the press... read more..
Governor visits Humane Society
H.E the Governor Stuart Jack visited the Cayman Islands Humane Society on Monday 8 May, with his wife, Mariko Jack and his daughter, Sarah. After being introduced to the Humane Society staff and volunteers, Mr Jack visited the ‘Claws It’ Thrift Shop, before going to see the Society’s extensive collection of secondhand books in the ‘Book Loft.’... read more..
UDP split over Government Budget
During the first week of the 2006/7 Budget Debate, the Leader of the Opposition, McKeeva Bush, said that he would ultimately give his support to the Government’s fiscal plans even though he criticised some of the content. However his fellow UDP Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), for West Bay, Rolston Anglin, has said he will not give his support to the Budget... read more..
Former HSA CEO’s claim continues to drag on
Two years after the former CEO of the Health Services Authority (HSA) left his post there is still no trial date set for the legal claim filed by Michael Elliott. Furthermore, Mr Elliott’s attorney expects that a trial date will not be set until sometime in 2007, which would then be three years since he departed. According to Mr Elliott’s attorney, the delay could be down to the turnover at the HSA... read more..
Man named in suspected suicide
The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, (RCIPS) said on Tuesday that the man found dead in North Side on Saturday morning is Dion Roderick Ebanks, of Eli Bush Lane, Town Hall Road, West Bay. The 26-year-old West Bayer was found hanging from a cabana in Connolly’s Cove, Old Robin Road at around 6:00 am on 6 May by a member of the public who was out walking his dog... read more..
Child of the Day - Lea Banks
Although May is special for children, this student at First Steps Academy is special all the time and Lea Banks says she likes reading stories when she is at school, or even when she is at home with her Mother, Marcella. At only four years old Lea has already adopted a passion for shopping. Asked what she likes to do most, Lea said, “I like to go to the store.” ... read more..
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H.E the Governor Stuart Jack visited the Cayman Islands Humane Society on Monday 8 May, with his wife, Mariko Jack and his daughter, Sarah. After being introduced to the Humane Society staff and volunteers, Mr Jack visited the ‘Claws It’ Thrift Shop, before going to see the Society’s extensive collection of secondhand books in the ‘Book Loft.’... 
During the first week of the 2006/7 Budget Debate, the Leader of the Opposition, McKeeva Bush, said that he would ultimately give his support to the Government’s fiscal plans even though he criticised some of the content. However his fellow UDP Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), for West Bay, Rolston Anglin, has said he will not give his support to the Budget... 
Two years after the former CEO of the Health Services Authority (HSA) left his post there is still no trial date set for the legal claim filed by Michael Elliott. Furthermore, Mr Elliott’s attorney expects that a trial date will not be set until sometime in 2007, which would then be three years since he departed. According to Mr Elliott’s attorney, the delay could be down to the turnover at the HSA... 
Although May is special for children, this student at First Steps Academy is special all the time and Lea Banks says she likes reading stories when she is at school, or even when she is at home with her Mother, Marcella. At only four years old Lea has already adopted a passion for shopping. Asked what she likes to do most, Lea said, “I like to go to the store.” ... 
