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From Left to Right: Minister Rolston Anglin for Finance & Economic Development and Education & Training, Scott Somerville – Pines Board Chairman, Premier André Ebanks, Lynda Mitchell – Chief Executive Officer Pines, and Minister Isaac Rankine for Social Development & Innovation

Government gives $600,000 to The Pines for independent living apartments

Plans by The Pines Retirement Home to provide 12 independent living apartments for older people in the community have been given a boost by a $600,000 government grant.
The Pines Retirement Home was closed to visitors following an outbreak of COVID-19 at the home in 2021. - Photo: File

Privy Council rules on retirement home worker’s COVID sacking

The Privy Council has ruled that a legal impediment to a Pines Retirement Home worker challenging her sacking did not breach human rights.
The Pines Retirement Home was closed to visitors following an outbreak of COVID-19 at the home in 2021. - Photo: File

Privy Council hears case of Pines worker fired for refusing COVID vaccine

The UK’s Privy Council has heard an appeal brought by a former Pines Retirement Home staffer who challenged her dismissal after she was sacked for allegedly refusing to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and bringing the virus into the care home.

Gingerbread houses, popcorn strings and bows part of Christmas treat for Pines

Children, pageant queens and other volunteers visited The Pines Retirement Home this week to help bring Christmas cheer to its elderly residents.
Cayman’s courts have ramped up their emergency contingency plan to counter COVID-19 issues.

Appeals court: Charity workers have no rights under labour law

The Court of Appeal has said the Labour Act does not apply to charities – and that includes their employees.
The Pines Retirement Home was closed to visitors following an outbreak of COVID-19 at the home in 2021. - Photo: File

Fired Pines Retirement Home worker’s rights breached, judge rules

A judge has ruled the constitutional rights and freedoms of a care worker who was fired for not having a COVID-19 vaccine were breached when her unfair dismissal case was rejected.

Seven Mile Swimmers donate to Pines retirement home

Members of the Seven Mile Swimmers club filled a 'wish list' of The Pines, donating items that the retirement home needed.
The Pines Retirement Home was closed to visitors following an outbreak of COVID-19 at the home in 2021. - Photo: File

Pines resident among new hospital COVID admissions

A resident of the Pines Retirement Home is among six new COVID-19 patients admitted to hospital, Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Lee stated in his latest update on Tuesday.

Pines Retirement Home closed to public after COVID cases detected

The Pines Retirement Home has closed its doors to visitors until further notice after "a number" of COVID-19 cases were discovered among the elderly residents there, Lynda Mitchell, Chief Executive Officer at the Home confirmed Saturday afternoon.

Clients of Maples Group donate to LIFE and The Pines

The Maples Group has made two donations on behalf of its clients to local not-for-profit organisations Literacy Is For Everyone (LIFE) and The Pines Retirement Home. 

Birthday treats for Pines

The Lions Club of Grand Cayman's tradition of throwing a birthday party every July for the elderly residents of The Pines Retirement Home had...

First Cayman Islands governor turns 100

Cayman’s first governor, Athelstan Charles Ethelwulf Long, celebrated his 100th birthday Wednesday at his villa at The Pines Retirement Home, the senior care facility that has been his home for the past few years.

Seniors celebrate Christmas at The Pines

There is nothing like celebrating Christmas with the ones you love.

Lions donate patient lift to The Pines

The Lions Club of Grand Cayman, in partnership with Carnival Cruise Lines, donated a patient lift, valued at more than $4,000, to The Pines on Feb. 1.
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Spend the people’s money wisely

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Pines History Wall honors its supporters

A new History Wall featuring wooden plaques bearing the names of individuals and businesses who made significant contributions to George Town’s seniors residence was unveiled at The Pines Retirement Home on Wednesday.

5K walk/run benefits The Pines

Money raised from Sunday’s 5K Walk/Run for The Pines Retirement Home will help pay for a four-seat wheelchair bus to replace the one-seat model the home uses now.

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