Inspector Angelique Howell of Cayman’s Police Family Support Unit (FSU) has said that there are, “a lot of men in our society that are on the receiving end of domestic violence.” Speaking with Cayman Net News she said that the rarely-heard, woman-on-man-abuse alert, was not sourced in a recorded increase in the number of men reporting abuse... read more..
HospiceCare moves to Conch Shell House
Cayman HospiceCare is moving its operations to the historic Conch Shell House this June, which it will share with Blue Eyes Granite. The space was donated by the local business owners -- Susan and George Craig, of Blue Eyes Granite, who recently purchased the house for its business operations and donated 60 percent of its space to be used for Cayman HospiceCare... read more..
Cuban policy is “illegal”
The practice of advising Cuban migrants that their only options are to proceed without assistance or to be repatriated is illegal, a local human rights advocate has claimed. Human Rights Committee member Gordon Barlow said that the MOU between Cuba and Cayman concerning the repatriation of migrants does not take precedence over the UN Refugee Convention... read more..
Burns could sue over Auditor General’s Port report
Legal action is being contemplated against the Audit Office and others for slamming the project manager in a recent report on the Royal Watler Cruise Terminal project in Grand Cayman. Project Manager Burns Conolly is taking offence to the way the Auditor General drew his conclusion about the project management and tendering process, as described in the report... read more..
Immigration Scam
Detectives from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, (RCIPS) Financial Crimes Unit (FCU) said that they are seeking people who may have been conned into handing over cash in return for immigration services. Following a planned operation on Friday, 19 May, officers from the FCU arrested a local man on suspicion of obtaining property by deception... read more..
Caymanian of the Week - Melissa Brown
A teacher at Shauna’s Early World for a little over three years, Melissa Brown used to work in the hotel industry but now she’s very happy doing what she does. One of the things she likes about working at Shauna’s Early World is being at the same place as her baby daughter Shaneika. “Even though she is not in the classes I teach, I get to see her often,” said Mrs Brown... read more..
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Inspector Angelique Howell of Cayman’s Police Family Support Unit (FSU) has said that there are, “a lot of men in our society that are on the receiving end of domestic violence.” Speaking with Cayman Net News she said that the rarely-heard, woman-on-man-abuse alert, was not sourced in a recorded increase in the number of men reporting abuse... 
Cayman HospiceCare is moving its operations to the historic Conch Shell House this June, which it will share with Blue Eyes Granite. The space was donated by the local business owners -- Susan and George Craig, of Blue Eyes Granite, who recently purchased the house for its business operations and donated 60 percent of its space to be used for Cayman HospiceCare... 
The practice of advising Cuban migrants that their only options are to proceed without assistance or to be repatriated is illegal, a local human rights advocate has claimed. Human Rights Committee member Gordon Barlow said that the MOU between Cuba and Cayman concerning the repatriation of migrants does not take precedence over the UN Refugee Convention... 
Legal action is being contemplated against the Audit Office and others for slamming the project manager in a recent report on the Royal Watler Cruise Terminal project in Grand Cayman. Project Manager Burns Conolly is taking offence to the way the Auditor General drew his conclusion about the project management and tendering process, as described in the report... 
A teacher at Shauna’s Early World for a little over three years, Melissa Brown used to work in the hotel industry but now she’s very happy doing what she does. One of the things she likes about working at Shauna’s Early World is being at the same place as her baby daughter Shaneika. “Even though she is not in the classes I teach, I get to see her often,” said Mrs Brown... 
