Topic: Colin Lumsden
New downtown traffic diversions begin
The first of several planned traffic diversions downtown took effect Tuesday as part of the next stage of the George Town Revitalisation Initiative for enhancing the central business district.
George Town revitalisation expected to be done by early Fall
The long-awaited George Town revitalisation project is on track for an early Fall 2022 completion date, according to officials.
Planned 10-storey hotel touted as George Town revitalisation catalyst
If all goes according to Jeremy Hurst's plan, by late 2024 a new 10-storey hotel development will be open for business in downtown George Town, helping to usher in the long-awaited revitalisation of Cayman's capital.
Cardinall Avenue partially closed as pedestrianisation project begins
A section of Cardinall Avenue between Seafarers Way and Albert Panton Street was officially closed to motor-vehicle traffic Monday.
Cardinall Avenue to be closed to vehicles, as George Town upgrade resumes
Starting 31 Jan., vehicles will no longer be allowed on Cardinall Avenue as work begins to convert the popular street into a pedestrian thoroughfare as part of the ongoing revitalisation of George Town.
21 people in 2021: Colin Lumsden
City Manager Colin Lumsden is continuing his mission to bring back vibrancy to the nation’s capital.
Businesses called on to join virtual festival
he Ministry of Commerce, Planning and Infrastructure announced its first virtual festival – Experience Cayman – with a schedule of online experiences based around shopping, eating, staying and playing on island.
George Town revitalisation project continues
Changes to the Development and Planning Law are set to be tabled at the next sitting of the Legislative Assembly to carry forward plans to revitalise George Town, according to Commerce Minister Joey Hew.
Planners, public revisit downtown redevelopment
The needs of downtown George Town remain myriad, residents heard once again Thursday evening.
‘George Town manager’ appointed in revitalization plan
The Cayman Islands government has appointed a “George Town manager” as part of its plans for a new revitalization project to breathe new life into the islands’ capital.
