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Just two days after the Jamaica Police Federation complained that cops ...

The Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization has appointed Ian Stein to be the representative to Jamaica, Bermuda and the Cayman Islands.

23rd December, 2020 by Phoebe French Maxwell’s Restaurants, owner of sites including Maxwell’s Bar & Grill London nightclub Café de Paris, has gone into liquidation. Image: Wiki Commons As reported by the Sunday Times, the company has appointed Live Recoveries as its liquidators, which said hope that the venues would generate much-needed income in December has been dashed. “It was apparent low customer numbers, uncertainty surrounding trading, and mounting creditors and rent arrears left...

London's Cafe de Paris has announced it is closing its doors permanently after 95 years as an iconic caberet venue that hosted the like of Frank Sinatra and Judy Garland. The venue in London's West End survived a direct hit during The Blitz, but it was finished off by the 'devastating' effect of the Covid-19 pandemic. It comes as a result of its parent company, Maxwell’s Restaurants, going into liquidation with the loss of a reported 400 jobs.  In a statement last night, the venue said: 'With a heavy heart, we can confirm that we will be shutting the doors of our beloved Cafe de Paris for...

Advertisement “Despite hope that December would generate a much-needed upturn in trading income, it was apparent low customer numbers, uncertainty surrounding trading, and mounting creditors and rent arrears left the company with no alternative,” the company said. Maxwell’s is controlled by Guards Polo Club chairman Brian Stein, 77, who bought Café de Paris in 2002. After originally opening in 1924, the iconic venue initially stayed open following the start of the Second World War, when its manager promoted it as the “safest and gayest restaurant in town, being 20ft belo...