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Global running event parkrun to launch in Cayman
The global running phenomenon known as parkrun is set to launch in Festival Green, Camana Bay on 29 August and its organisers hope that it will soon become a firm part of Cayman’s fitness scene.
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Government buying up land for port expansion
Government has allocated $8 million in new spending for land and equipment to begin upgrading the cargo port at its existing location.
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Cayman Airways to get an extra $13M to meet increased costs
MPs voted in Finance Committee to give national carrier Cayman Airways an extra $13.3 million to “meet uncontrollable cost pressures and unexpected expenses.”
Rotary Club of Grand Cayman welcomes 2026-2027 board
Rotary Club of Grand Cayman has officially welcomed its 2026-2027 board following the club’s annual leadership transition, ushering in a new Rotary year focused on service, community impact and leadership development across the Cayman Islands and the wider region.
Construction to start on long-awaited 50-metre swimming pool
The long-awaited Olympic-sized swimming pool for the Cayman Islands is to take a step closer next week with the official ground-breaking ceremony planned for Friday 10 July.
Musicians Ltd students shine at Walt Disney World
Twenty talented young performers from Musicians Ltd recently returned from an unforgettable trip to Walt Disney World Resort in Florida, where they proudly represented...
MPs approve $134M in extra spending
MPs have approved $134.3 million in additional public spending requests ranging from education, infrastructure to land purchases as well as continued support of national carrier Cayman Airways.
Restaurants welcome the return of turtle meat sales
Sales of turtle meat recently resumed, despite there having been no public announcement that supplies had stopped, and no explanation as to why turtle meat became unavailable.
Chamber of Commerce weighs in on duty-free increase
The organisation that represents Cayman's business world has warned that a just-approved increase in the duty-free allowance could hurt domestic retailers – and might lead to closures.
Outdated land acquisition law leaves landowners out of pocket
Government has voted $5 million in new funding to pay outstanding compensation claims on land seized for road development and committed to reform legislation to ensure a fairer deal for property owners in future,
Border Control on the lookout for drug drones
Drugs drones may have taken to the air in Cayman, the new Director of Customs and Border Control has warned.
How Cayman residents can help Venezuela after the earthquakes
These organizations and community initiatives provide verified ways for Cayman residents to support earthquake relief efforts in Venezuela.
Basketball association’s 5K run/walk draws nearly 200 participants
Nearly 200 participants turned out for the inaugural CIBA 5K, successfully celebrating community, fitness, and national basketball.
Cayman’s Customs and Border Control Service get a new leader
Cayman's Customs and Border Control Service has a new leader, it has been revealed.
Officials urge hurricane planning for Cayman’s older residents
As the first month of the 2026 hurricane season ends, Cayman officials are urging families to ensure older relatives and neighbours are ready for severe weather with the medication, support and emergency plans they need.
Water Authority defends Christmas payouts
The Water Authority has defended its spending of $1 million on Christmas cash gifts for staff over a five year period.
Marriott Resort to go cashless throughout hotel from 1 July
Cash payments will no longer be accepted at The Grand Cayman Marriott Resort hotel from the start of July.
Homeschool students graduate from 10-week culinary programme
A group of Cayman homeschool students swapped the classroom for a professional kitchen over the past 10 weeks, for the Homegrown Jr. Chefs Club programme.
Centre for theological leadership celebrates 9th graduating class
CTLD graduates gathered at the Church of God Prophecy Victory Tabernacle on Sunday, 28 June.
Police seek man in attempted murder incident
Police are seeking information from the public to help locate Michael Gollab, 22, who is wanted in connection with an attempted murder incident in...
Private sector pension payments increase 5.2%
The Department of Labour & Pensions has increased the maximum annual withdrawal amount for Retirement Savings Arrangement accounts.
National Gallery visitor numbers jump by a third in 2025
Almost 23,000 people visited the National Gallery of the Cayman Islands in 2025, just a few thousand off pre-pandemic levels, with several hundred thousand more thought to have seen the Gallery’s artwork at key venues across Cayman.
Cayman celebrates seafarers with fun day
Cayman's seafaring heritage was celebrated as seafarers, their families and members of the wider community gathered for the Anchors Away Fun Day.
Cayman police officers lag behind Bermuda on pay rates
Cayman police officers are underpaid compared to similar Bermuda, which could hit recruitment, a comparison of pay for new constables shows
Cayman got a $500K boost from Out of this World music festival
The Cayman Islands’ economy received a $500,000 boost thanks to the success of the Out of This World music festival in May featuring Vybz...
Government says it plans to update tenancy law this year
Government rejected a motion to update the nearly 200-year-old tenancy law, saying a bill would be brought forward in September.
Six chefs ‘jam’ to create culinary magic at The Brasserie
The Brasserie recently hosted 'Chef's Jam', a one-off event to showcase Cayman’s gastronomic scene featuring six chefs and wine pairings.
Housing shortage fuels affordability crisis for aspiring homeowners
A recent report warns Cayman needs to build thousands of new homes over the next decade or more to catch up with demand from...
Summer staycations heat up as Cayman resorts roll out resident deals
Tourism slow season is residents' peak season for savings. These are Cayman's top deals for summer staycations.
Poinciana operating at half capacity due to staff shortages
Cayman’s first long-term mental health facility, the Poinciana Rehabilitation Centre, is running at less than half capacity, MPs were told.
Eastern Avenue shopping plaza catches fire
Crews from the Cayman Islands Fire Service and Caribbean Utilities Company responded to a fire at Glacier House on 28 June.
