With fewer than three weeks to go before the deadline, all liquor licence holders are again reminded of the Friday, 19 August, deadline for submitting applications to the Liquor Licensing Board.

The meeting, scheduled for 6pm until 8pm, will focus on liquor stores who have package licences and will address specific conditions for these licensees.

Liquor licence holders will get an extension beyond regular closing times on New Year's Eve.

The Liquor Licensing Board will hear applications for temporary liquor licences made in accordance with section 15 of the Liquor Licensing Act (2019).

Liquor-licence holders, in all seven categories, will get a one-hour extension beyond regular closing times on New Year’s Eve, according to the chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board.

Campbell Law has stepped down as the chairman of the Liquor Licensing Board, effective as of Monday, 10 October.

Friday, 14 August 2015, is the renewal deadline for all liquor license holders, including those with music and dancing licenses.

Monday, 18 August 2014, is the renewal deadline for all liquor licence holders, including those with music and dancing licenses.

Liquor licence holders – including those with music and dancing licenses – are reminded of the Friday, 19 August deadline to apply for licence renewals.

Liquor Licensing Board Chairman Mitchell Welds has confirmed that liquor license holders will get a one-hour extension beyond regular closing times on New Year's Eve and on New Year's Day.

Board Chairman Campbell Law said the reminder will help licence holders to receive timely decisions, which will help them with their event planning.

Liquor licence holders in the Cayman Islands are reminded that they cannot conduct liquor sales between 7am and 7pm on Wednesday, 24 May.

Liquor licence holders in the Sister Islands now have the option to extend their hours of operation, including for this holiday season.

An extraordinary meeting of the Liquor Licensing Board will be held at 10am Tuesday, 28 October, in the Government Administration Building's large conference room.

Amendments to the Liquor Licensing Law will come into effect on 1 January 2016.

In accordance with a decision by the Liquor Licensing Board, liquor licence holders who operate bars and nightclubs can choose to extend their hours of business on Grand Cayman...

Mr Rajkumarsingh noted that this year, to improve efficiency and reduce costs, DCI emailed application forms to current licence holders instead of sending them by post.

Liquor licence holders – including those with music and dancing licences – in the Sister Islands must submit their licensing renewal applications by Friday, 2 September.

The Liquor Licensing Boards for Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands have formally agreed on extending operating hours during the holiday season for liquor licence holders across the Cayman Islands.

Tobacco licence holders are reminded that, to avoid late fees, applications for the renewal of their Certificate of Registration should be submitted on 1 November 2022.